Jimmy Durante - Frosty the Snowman: The Original Rankin/Bass Soundtrack Recording (MGM, 1970) - Design by Mushi Production and Rankin/Bass
This came out around the same time as MGM's release of the Santa Claus is Comin' to Town soundtrack, and like that album contains the audio portion of the special in its entirety. Interestingly, this includes June Foray's original performance as Karen; later airings replaced her voice entirely.
As with Santa, the soundtrack made its way to CD in 2002. It was actually paired with said soundtrack on a single CD.
Posted this one early for consistency's sake.
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March 9, 2024
song #30
Children of the Grave by Black Sabbath
it was released in 1971 in their album Master of Reality
Fun fact: The song lyrically continues with the same anti-war themes brought on by "War Pigs" and "Electric Funeral" from their album Paranoid.
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Zeep A Dee Doo Dah
It is a popular song that was written by Allie Wrubel (music) and Ray Gilbert (lyrics) for the Disney animated film "Song of the South", released in 1946. The song is performed in the film by James Baskett, who plays the role of Uncle Remus.
The song "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1947. It has become a Disney classic and is often associated with joy and optimism. The catchy melody and positive lyrics make it a memorable song that has been covered and performed many times over the years.
The Jackson 5, music group composed of the Jackson brothers, recorded a cover of the song "Zip A Dee Doo Dah". Their version was released in 1970 on the album entilted "Diana Ross Presents The Jackson Five" which was a great succes in the era.
The Jackson 5's cover added a touch of soul and pop music to the song, showcasing the vocal talents of Michael Jackson, the group's lead singer. Their performance helped maintain the song"s popularity and introduce it to a new generation of songwriters.
The song "zip a dee doo dah" by the Jackson 5 comes from their album titled "Diana Ross Presents The Jackson", which was realeased in 1969. This album helped launch the group's career, and it also included other hit songs like "I Want You Back".
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Artist - 斉藤こず恵 (Saito, Kozue)
Song - 山口さんちのツトム君 (Yamaguchi-San Chi No Tsutomu-Kun)
[Eng. "The Yamaguchi Family’s Little Boy Tsutomu"]
Release Date - June 1976
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what got you& into punk fashion?
Product of the times.
Emo and punk kids were poor as hell and had opinions and ideologies I agreed with. They were also the kids who didn't look twice at long sleeves in summer or wearing the same clothes 4 days in a row. You didn't have to explain anything. The fashion and the music was sort of just a product of the situation...it was "your only pair of jeans got ripped when you got the shit kicked out of you, but the school doesn't allow rips in jeans so you need to patch it or at least not make it a blank hole otherwise you'll be sent home and that's Worse" or "this shirt is from the 3rd grade and worn to hell but you can't ask for new clothes so uh?"
More than likely if I didn't grow up when I did I would have found some other subculture that was more time appropriate to when I grew up. I think the newer version of "children with shit lives band together and call it a culture; becomes formative to their development" is centered on bedroom pop and the Sufjan Stevens brand of "folk punk". Maybe I'd be running around dressed in muscle tanks and a mullet or long green/brown skirts with an array of quartz on my windowsill.
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Oo-de-lally, golly, what a day
Roger Miller - Story and Songs from Robin Hood (Disneyland, 1973) - Designer unknown
You could tell Disney was indifferent to their artists by noticing the lack of any credit for these illustrations. Bastards.
Despite the popularity of the film amongst Disney fanatics, especially the songs "Oo-De-Lally", "Whistle Stop" (famously sampled in "The Hamster Dance"), "Love" and "Not in Nottingham", this soundtrack did not get a CD release until 2017. That release also included George Bruns' musical score in its entirety; it's not present here.
Image courtesy of Discogs.
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masterpost of horror lists
here are all my horror lists in one place to make it easier to find! enjoy!
sub-genres
action horror
analog horror
animal horror
animated horror
anthology horror
aquatic horror
apocalyptic horror
backwoods horror
bubblegum horror
campy horror
cannibal horror
children’s horror
comedy horror
coming-of-age horror
corporate/work place horror
cult horror
dance horror
dark comedy horror
daylight horror
death games
domestic horror
ecological horror
erotic horror
experimental horror
fairytale horror
fantasy horror
folk horror
found footage horror
giallo horror
gothic horror
grief horror
historical horror
holiday horror
home invasion horror
house horror
indie horror
isolation horror
insect horror
lgbtqia+ horror
lovecraftian/cosmic horror
medical horror
meta horror
monster horror
musical horror
mystery horror
mythological horror
neo-monster horror
new french extremity horror
paranormal horror
political horror
psychedelic horror
psychological horror
religious horror
revenge horror
romantic horror
dramatic horror
science fiction horror
slasher
southern gothic horror
sov horror (shot-on-video)
splatter/body horror
survival horror
techno-horror
vampire horror
virus horror
werewolf horror
western horror
witch horror
zombie horror
horror plots/settings
road trip horror
summer camp horror
cave horror
doll horror
cinema horror
cabin horror
clown horror
plot devices
storm horror
from a child’s perspective
final girl/guy (this is slasher horror trope)
last guy/girl (this is different than final girl/guy)
reality-bending horror
slow burn horror
foreign horror or non-american horror
african horror
spanish horror
middle eastern horror
korean horror
japanese horror
british horror
german horror
indian horror
thai horror
irish horror
scottish horror
slavic horror (kinda combined a bunch of countries for this)
chinese horror
french horror
australian horror
canadian horror
decades
silent era
30s horror
40s horror
50s horror
60s horror
70s horror
80s horror
90s horror
2000s horror
2010s horror
2020s horror
companies/services
blumhouse horror
a24 horror
ghosthouse horror
shudder horror
other lists
horror literature to movies
techno-color horror movies
video game to horror movie adaption
video nasties
female directed horror
my 130 favorite horror movies
horror movies critics hated because they’re stupid
horror remakes/sequels that weren’t bad
female villains in horror
horror movies so bad they’re good
non-horror movies that feel like horror movies
directors + their favorite horror movies + directors in the notes
tumblr’s favorite horror movie (based off my poll)
horror movie plot twists
cult classic horror movies
essential underrated horror films
worst horror movie husbands
religious horror that isn’t christianity
black horror movies
extreme horror (maybe use this as an avoid list)
horror shorts
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Artist - ダーク・ダックス (Dark Ducks)
Song - 花のメルヘン (Hana No Märchen)
[Eng. "Fairy Tale Of Flowers"]
Release Date - November 1970
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