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Many of the MP3's I found were at WinMx. It's a shareware program similar to Napster. At the time I had it (a year or TWO ago!), it was free and I found a ton of rare music. You can get videos as well. I don't know if the program still exists, but the website was this: http://www.winmx.com/Neros Urameshi wrote:I agree about that cartoon. I'm always careful when I brush my teeth and wash my hands.
Anyway, can anyone do my request? It's like no one's paying attention to me.
Hope this helps!
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Bummer. 
Well, here's another site I found. Hopefully, all of the files work!
The Original Sesame Street Sounds ArchiveAre you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 8 years 6 months ago
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Brinatello wrote:*headdesk* Well, I'm finding stuff that I want.
So, what is it you do want?
Okay. I'm not annoyed about repeating it. Listen, it's like this. I love Sesame Street. Especially the rap songs and other songs I liked. They gave me an er**tion. Here's a list of the songs I liked a lot.
Face Facts (Those two girls are so sexy, especially when they dance)
Not With Litter (Rap song with kids cleaning up trash in a park in a timelapse)
Toothpaste Factory Rap (How Do They Get The Toothpaste In The Tube?)
Box City Recyclin' Rap (Kids building things with boxes and stuff)
The number segments (These are what I really love: 13, 15, 17, 19)
Circles Rap
Cecile intro
Letter and shape segments (With kids dancing; C- Circle, S- Square and T- Triangle)
P- Party (With kids dancing, and one girl blowing out the candles)
At School
Happy Birthday (A woman's voice said it in a rap way with sexy sounds and rap-like music)
We Got the Power (Computer rap segment)
That's What's Best About Getting Dressed
Faces Rap
My New Computer
Body Dance
Take Care of That Smile
No Matter What (Kids changing a big multi-colored ball)
That's the whole list. I really love those songs, I want video clips of them! And mp3s, too!Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 8 years 6 months ago
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I don't recognize these, but if I saw or heard them, I'd probably know! They're newer right? In the mid-nineties and up?Neros Urameshi wrote:Brinatello wrote:*headdesk* Well, I'm finding stuff that I want.
So, what is it you do want?
Okay. I'm not annoyed about repeating it. Listen, it's like this. I love Sesame Street. Especially the rap songs and other songs I liked. They gave me an er**tion. Here's a list of the songs I liked a lot.
Face Facts (Those two girls are so sexy, especially when they dance)
Not With Litter (Rap song with kids cleaning up trash in a park in a timelapse)
Toothpaste Factory Rap (How Do They Get The Toothpaste In The Tube?)
Box City Recyclin' Rap (Kids building things with boxes and stuff)
The number segments (These are what I really love: 13, 15, 17, 19)
Circles Rap
Cecile intro
Letter and shape segments (With kids dancing; C- Circle, S- Square and T- Triangle)
P- Party (With kids dancing, and one girl blowing out the candles)
At School
Happy Birthday (A woman's voice said it in a rap way with sexy sounds and rap-like music)
We Got the Power (Computer rap segment)
That's What's Best About Getting Dressed
Faces Rap
My New Computer
Body Dance
Take Care of That Smile
No Matter What (Kids changing a big multi-colored ball)
That's the whole list. I really love those songs, I want video clips of them! And mp3s, too!Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No 
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one came to me while I was at work. it goes like this:
*bongo beat throughout*
"In a pretty little house made of celery, there lived a little kittycat family. 1, 2, 3.
They can make their tails look just like spaghetti, and dine in bed on brown apple betty. 1, 2, 3.
But these pretty kitties were great circulators, they know pretty fish and their friends were alligators. 1, 2, 3.
And when the sun decides to go out of sight, the pretty little kitties stand and wave 'Good Night'. 1...2...3."
that was always my favorite in either french or english.
a hopeless romantic and defender of the unloved, the geeky and the misunderstood. a friend to underdogs and misfits everywhere.Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 8 years 6 months ago
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Brinatello wrote:I don't recognize these, but if I saw or heard them, I'd probably know! They're newer right? In the mid-nineties and up?Neros Urameshi wrote:Brinatello wrote:*headdesk* Well, I'm finding stuff that I want.
So, what is it you do want?
Okay. I'm not annoyed about repeating it. Listen, it's like this. I love Sesame Street. Especially the rap songs and other songs I liked. They gave me an er**tion. Here's a list of the songs I liked a lot.
Face Facts (Those two girls are so sexy, especially when they dance)
Not With Litter (Rap song with kids cleaning up trash in a park in a timelapse)
Toothpaste Factory Rap (How Do They Get The Toothpaste In The Tube?)
Box City Recyclin' Rap (Kids building things with boxes and stuff)
The number segments (These are what I really love: 13, 15, 17, 19)
Circles Rap
Cecile intro
Letter and shape segments (With kids dancing; C- Circle, S- Square and T- Triangle)
P- Party (With kids dancing, and one girl blowing out the candles)
At School
Happy Birthday (A woman's voice said it in a rap way with sexy sounds and rap-like music)
We Got the Power (Computer rap segment)
That's What's Best About Getting Dressed
Faces Rap
My New Computer
Body Dance
Take Care of That Smile
No Matter What (Kids changing a big multi-colored ball)
That's the whole list. I really love those songs, I want video clips of them! And mp3s, too!
From the mid 90s.Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No 
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Thanks to Cowboygeoff for posting this clip on YouTube called "Nightmare on Sesame Street". It features a bunch of logos that don't fit at the end of the show like "Corporation for Public Broadcasting", Dick Clark Productions, Embassy Telecommunications, Paramount Television and TPE except for Children's Television Workshop and PBS from 1984 (without even saying "AND ON" 
that it fits the ending. Watch it at your own risk!
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