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It’s worth nothing that Saban and Levy had nothing to do with composing these. The actual composer was Ron Wasserman, but the contract stipulated that those two got all the credit.
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Haim Saban is a horrible human being, but he sure knew how to make a great theme song!
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RIP Mr. Dozier. He was one of soul music’s greatest legends.
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The version of “What Makes Music” on this album later appeared in the show during a skit where David skates around Central Park.
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I grew up with this guy’s songs and videos. He really needs more love.
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“Odyssey” became well known by viewers of British television when it was briefly used as part of a start-up film for ATV Midlands. This did not last long, as the Independent Broadcasting Authority didn’t allow songs with lyrics to be used for start-ups.
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Scum like Johnny Rebel only could have existed in the old days. His songs are undoubtedly catchy, but it’s impossible to defend the horrid content of the lyrics. I hope he rots in Hell.
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Any album that has a cut on it called "Bearded Tit" has got to be good!
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The only Sesame Street album to feature Hal Miller as Gordon.
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This album was later adapted into Episode 1048 of the TV show. Some slight trimming had to be done to fit within the time slot, and, for whatever reason, Nelson's vocals as The Count have been slowed down a bit.
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So that's where the NWA got their "It's the world's biggest dick" sample from!
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This was the theme song for a show on WGBH that discussed black issues.
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Note: the lady on the cover is Patti Boyd, George Harrison’s then-wife.
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Modern releases of this album on iTunes remove the Rolf Harris song.
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The American release by Koch is missing “Baby Beluga” and “Chu-Lu-Lu”.
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“Walking Blues” was used on the HBO Family cartoon Crashbox for the “Sketch Pad” segments
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Also did the sound effects for the infamous "Protect and Survive" films
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Is this the first appearance of "Peace of Mind/The Candle Burns" on record?
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Playten also did the voice of Mrs. Dink on the Nickelodeon/Disney cartoon, Doug.
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The Muhammad Ali fight mentioned near the beginning took place on October 30, 1974, so this was probably recorded in early November 1974.
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Say what you will about MJ later in his life, but he is in fine form here. Probably the greatest disco record ever.
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The soundtrack for the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer special was recorded at this studio as well.
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Since this was recorded, a separate building was built for junior high students north of the city, and the building shown here has been expanded significantly.
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One of the best movie soundtracks ever made. It was nominated for an Oscar, but lost to Let it Be. Speaking of which, Paul McCartney himself apparently said, "We all know who's going to win; Charlie Brown!"
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The original soundtrack recordings by Guaraldi for this special have been lost to time, so what you hear on this release is the special's music-and-effects track. Total waste of time and money, if you ask me.
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The "Latin Ska Acid Breakbeat Remix" is worth the price of admission alone! For years, I thought it was the original version of the song, then was disappointed to find out it wasn't.
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I’d love to have this album. The specials it’s based on are really hilarious. You haven’t seen everything until you’ve seen Diamond Dallas Page singing about his insecurities with a giant praying mantis.
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An all-time classic, even if you aren’t a sports fan. It should be noted that the instrumental backing on this was done with an early synthesizer called the Novachord.
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The album cover appears to be on the Universal backlot.
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This album was not originally intended as a Mad Magazine album. They bought the rights to an unrelated comedy album that was floating around and released it under the Mad name.
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That’s the problem. They didn’t. In fact, some later reissues of his stuff replace the music with soundalike recordings.
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