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Uploaded on Sep 4, 2006

Who knew you could do so much with simple building blocks?

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  • JuanMamaril

    This was one of my favorite Sesame street mini clips that they used to air back in the 80's. Now it's all that retarded Elmo crap

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  • tomperri23

    Yes we used an ARP 2600. Talk about vintage. You had to connect everything with plugin wires, like a patchbay in a recording studio. It was, for the time, Like Waaay state of the art and then some, because I heard things in my head that the 2600 had never done before, but my "team" made it happen. T Perri

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  • Shades Below

    This always reminded me of Keith Emerson's playing and sounds, especially at the 0:55 mark.

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  • waltergalt

    "Dagnabbit, back when I was a boy..."

    Yep. After a certain period of cultural degeneration that turns out to be a valid sentiment after all. I watch a lot of children's programming. Would like to be in it myself, except the aesthetic seems to have changed irreversibly from -- as you see, above -- to purest shite. Lucky you to be so at ease with mediocrity though.

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  • nigel bates

    some of these remide me of inca structures

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  • plasticbarf

    these shorts used to give me nightmares

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  • Steven Teti

    OK, now this is the kind of brilliance that made Sesame Street wa=hat it was!

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  • pvx

    I totally agree with you, that particular part sounds so epic....!

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  • patrickballoonman

    Stop motion animation at its most elaborate!

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  • excelsior27

    happy7117 & Ahuebner2004, you are so right! The music at 1:34 starts the good part of the clip. The best is at 1:43! It makes me want to dance!

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  • loveutoto

    Awesome! This reminds me of another stop-motion film with blocks. There were three toys: a robot, a duck, and a car. They were demonstrating things like "over" and "around."

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  • muzikman183

    so thats where the Jenga blocks came from

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