#Looney tunes soundsource archive
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#Looney tunes soundsource series
from 1930 to 1969 during the golden age of American animation, alongside its sister series Merrie Melodies. D for the first time in over a year, I found that somebody else had copied my concept - with inferior non H-B sounds - and he was playing THAT. Looney Tunes is an American animated series of comedy short films produced by Warner Bros. Sadly, after I graduated and listened to Dr.
with a short stack of vinyl - he found one he didn't have himself, borrowed it, taped it, returned it and aired it on his show) and the "Seven SFX" tape was a regular feature.
Demento because of my personal collection of weird records (I had previously met the Good Dr. The college station had given me a timeslot opposite Dr. So I took selected sounds from the Hanna Barbera collection and edited them into the Carlin monologue, substituting specific sounds for words (BONK for fuck, BOING for shit, SPLAT for piss, CLAPPITYCLAPPITY for motherfucker, etc.). George Carlin's original "Seven Words You Can't Say on Television" was a big deal at the time and one radio station had gotten heavily fined for playing it at 1AM. When I was in college radio, in the long-ago 70s, I got access to a then-rare LP of Hanna-Barbara Sound Effects (distributed to selected radio stations for promotional purposes) and got my most brilliant creative idea.
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