Thread: For Children Of The 1970's

Lol, "psychedelic" Sesame Street!! groovy, man!

I needed some brushing up.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Oh shit.. What was the next one?

That PBS audio.. wow. feelings.

Wow. Now that takes me back. Here is some more stuff.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BqjwKIZnkVc

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0eDPZ2XXAUs

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mEJL2Uuv-oQ

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dQxUbJOwRDA

Enjoy

Wow.

Sesame street in the 70s was Hardcore. I mean, it almost gave me an epileptic attack, and I am not even epileptic.

Originally Posted by Neruo

Wow.

Sesame street in the 70s was Hardcore. I mean, it almost gave me an epileptic attack, and I am not even epileptic.
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LOL, it's sure to set off a migraine head-ache at least!

Originally Posted by Ne

Wow. Now that takes me back. Here is some more stuff.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BqjwKIZnkVc

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0eDPZ2XXAUs

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mEJL2Uuv-oQ

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dQxUbJOwRDA

Enjoy
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You must be a mind reader. I thought about posting "Interjections", "Conjunction Junction", and the theme to "The Electric Company". I didn't want to put too much in the initial post. I'm glad you posted it in here.

Did you know that Morgan Freeman was one of the actors on The Electric Company? He's shown in that opening theme video you posted. Also, Gene Wilder was the voice of Letterman.

The second video I posted was from the Jazz Numbers series on Sesame Street. Did you recognize the voice? Grace Slick, from Jefferson Airplane/Starship, sang those. Very fitting.

Originally Posted by Ne

Wow.

Sesame street in the 70s was Hardcore. I mean, it almost gave me an epileptic attack, and I am not even epileptic.
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I know what you're saying. I think that stuff might have a lot to do with how I turned out. Without Sesame Street in my childhood, I might be on a bingo or ballroom dance web site right now instead of this one. Well, not really, but I think quality art for chidren is good for the development of imagination.

Originally Posted by Universal

Without Sesame Street in my childhood, I might be on a bingo or ballroom dance web site right now instead of this one.[/b]

.. hey .. wait a minute .. I ballroom dance (and I have been known to visit their websites now and again).

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Ok, so there's no rhumba or cha cha cow.. but she's kinda/sorta got a tango beat thing going on.

(oh, and I too was weened on Sesame Street, The Electric Company and Mr. Roger's Neighborhood&#33

Originally Posted by Ne

Wow. Now that takes me back. Here is some more stuff.
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Hey that is so cool! I remembered all the words! I was a little old for Sesame Street, but still watched them all of course because it came on before Electric Company.

Originally Posted by Ne

Did you know that Morgan Freeman was one of the actors on The Electric Company? He's shown in that opening theme video you posted. Also, Gene Wilder was the voice of Letterman.
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Wow that is so weird. I had to go back and watch it again--that's him all right!

Thanks guys for the nostalgia, even tho you caused me to have a flashback.

P.S. I still occasionally get Schoolhouse Rock songs stuck in my head; thanks for reinforcing that!

Originally Posted by Clairity

.. hey .. wait a minute .. I ballroom dance (and I have been known to visit their websites now and again).
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Sorry, I didn't mean to dis ballroom dancing or bingo too much. You are on this web site and not JUST ballroom dancing or playing bingo. That is what I was talking about. Uh, uh, I have a lot of friends who ballroom dance. Yeah, and I, I, sorry about that.

Originally Posted by Clairity

even tho you caused me to have a flashback.
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Mission accomplished!

LOL. Funny things to have watched as a kid, no wonder the worlds so strange. I actualy remember watching one of those segments.

Hum i wonder witch one of us kids are doing their own thing???

Originally Posted by Universal

Did you know that Morgan Freeman was one of the actors on The Electric Company? He's shown in that opening theme video you posted. Also, Gene Wilder was the voice of Letterman. [/b]

That's funny because I didn't realize Morgan Freeman was there until I looked at it on Youtube. I saw him the opening credits, and I was like "Hey" back that up..LOL Yup that's Morgan Freeman. Haha...

Originally Posted by Universal

The second video I posted was from the Jazz Numbers series on Sesame Street. Did you recognize the voice? Grace Slick, from Jefferson Airplane/Starship, sang those. Very fitting. [/b]

I knew the voice sound familiar, I just couldn't put a finger on it. But after you mentioned it. It's a lot more clearer. Cool stuff. Thanks UM.