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set delivered for $19.14 (good until tomorrow) If anyone's strapped for cash you can get the set new from deepdiscountdvd for $19.14 including shipping. http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=SON000102 Enter coupon code OAKLAND for 20% off on your order. There are actually a few...

Hi all, Do the discs credits persons responsible for individual segments, like who performed the song for the capital I animation?

Hi superboober, That's one of my fave live films. I don't remember much more than you, except that at the end they all shout something. I read somewhere that this was on one of the Noggin episodes so hopefully someone can fill us both in or even put it on youtube;) This would be a great...

animated, girl & cat (Hubley studio) Hi all, A "Heads-up" to those interested in the vintage animated films. Saw one I've been looking for: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mW-lMdoV1o absolute classic! :excited:

Well this announcement is good news however you look at it:). As far as complete episodes vs. "compilations" - for me I'd have to go with the compilations. Complete is usually the norm when I want to collect a favorite series, no question. I understand that "uncut episodes" are a must...

This is the one I'd like to see again, also described by rjschex...IIRC a bumpy road & kind of disorienting to me as a kid for some reason:confused: Did this ever turn up on tape?

I guess this could cover a lot depending on our collective memories, but does anyone want to discuss the lost goodies? Some I'm wondering about: "Weaverbird" (nature film, Raposo song) "King's Picnic" (Muppets: "you bring the potato salad" "sure thing, king") "Swing up High" (live film, girl...

ilovepbs, I haven't seen it in a while, but I'm pretty sure the music isn't "take five". As I remember, it's definitely similar style, but not the same song.

I did read a post from a guy that was involved in the industry back then, and he said you should get results when doing the opposite - playing dolby surround stuff through a quad synthesizer - so it's worth a try.;) All of the formats use a form of phasing, if I'm not mistaken. Re: vinyl and...

:) I think kids would love it, I know I would have. When I was a kid, there were book & record sets and I loved em. In today's multimedia world, a book & CD might not go over so well...but a DVD with multichannel sound could work. Think of a story told with a surround audio environment. Or...

Since you mention that about the Count, I should say I remember finding one of his sketches "disturbing" as a kid. It's the one where Ernie is at his castle (got a job working for the Count??) and the Count tells him that all he has to do is answer the phone. But each time the phone rings, the...

I guess a quadraphonic reel is looking unlikely then, huh? :D Ah well... -Zet

info on the Hubleys a bio from PBS site unfortunately (and ironically) just a blurb about their Sesame involvement and no pics that I could recognize...but a nice bio anyway (links at bottom of that page to more). Only thing from Electric Company was two pics: Letterman and Truth Ruth...

I want to get him a striped shirt...where do I send it? -Zet

"'cause a city street, is like a beehive where the bees have gone out of their mind!" :crazy: laughed my head off the first time I heard that...really need to dub it to cd asap ;) -Zet

I'd suggest trying Shareaza http://www.shareaza.com/default.asp?id=download for anyone wanting to share mp3s...seen some good stuff from time to time. -Zet

Bubble aka Bumble Ardy was animated ;)

While I agree emphatically that "bush may not connote the best literacy image", Laura Bush's "look I love little (American) children" safe posturing fails to impress (to put it mildly). Literacy is indeed an important cause: if Americans actually bothered to read news sources out of the...

OK! e-mail on the way ... :) -Zet

The mailman is a personal fave...I remembered the banjo tune since childhood and it was great to see it again on Noggin! I like the girl making the stool one too. Some of my 70's faves: * Street scene (Mexico? not Sesame Street) with latin percussion soundtrack (steel drums too?) where...