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KB. 36. he/they/she. nb. the possum behind KYOTO VIDEO and THE MERRIE HISTORY OF LOONEY TUNES. i'm here to talk old movies, music, anime and games.

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Nothing better illustrates the absolute free reign the nerdy interns were given over Cartoon Network's marketing and promos in the 90s than the announcer just quoting Emerson, Lake &amp; Palmer's "Karn Evil 9" to announce that Looney Tunes were coming up next.

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However the Ocarina of Time remake turns out, they must keep this scene as is.

People who say Uncle Iroh is Mako's best vocal performance are not aware of Happy Cat Alarm Clock.

Loonatic Unleashed is such a fascinating relic of the 2000s action cartoon boom. Because so much of the show is reframing classic Looney Tunes bits into a Teen Titans/Ben 10 mold. It's like if the Three Stooges got rebooted as a battle shonen.

People are talking about Rob Reiner as a director which they should. But I think he also deserves some credit as an actor. Specially his role in Scorsese's Wolf of Wall Street where he delivers one of the Top 10 funniest scenes in that movie.

R.I.P. George Lowe One of the great, all-time voices we ever got.

While we're remembering George Lowe, I want to post this Space Ghost Coast 2 Coast promo that has been burned into my mind ever since I was 8.

In honor of Ryuichi Sakamoto's passing, here's YMO killing it on a 1980 episode of Soul Train with their biggest American hit "Firecracker"

Lance Reddick was an immensely talented actor who elevated everything he was involved with, but I wanna remember him for his greatest accomplishment: making Eric Andre flinch.

One thing I miss about 00s anime culture was that soundtracks were given tons of importance. So much quality work was produced in that decade thanks to composers like Yoko Kanno, Jun Maeda and Yuki Kajiura being at the top of their game. The song playing here is background music!

90 years ago, the Warner Bros cartoon short "I Haven't Got a Hat" was released into theaters. Meant to be a showcase of new characters the studio planned to use going forward, only one broke out out of all them. A stuttering pig named Porky.

The reason why Ozzy is such a legend is because he is one of the architects of both the sound and look of heavy metal. Entire genres and subgenres wouldn't exist without him. It's also because he never really quit being a legend. He was 41 when he made No More Tears. RIP

90s ADV dubs are the product of a group of weebs having to learn localization and voice direction on the fly so they just let the actors they got from community theatre and radio fly the ship and the results are endearingly amazing.

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The 1990 OVA The Curse of Kazuo Umezu is the only anime adaptation of his work released in his lifetime and it's an odd beast. It's super low budget; but, through sound design, voice acting, and general atmosphere, it captures the general terror of an Umezz story really well.

Earlier this year, I discovered that there's an entire cottage industry built around taking classic pop songs and repacking them into inoffensive covers that fit the modern Alex Warren/Teddy Swims soundscape of bland genre-gruel. Why play Cher's "Believe" when you can play this

5 year old me thought this was the funniest scene ever for some reason and they were right. Good on you, little me.

Nothing better illustrates the absolute free reign the nerdy interns were given over Cartoon Network's marketing and promos in the 90s than the announcer just quoting Emerson, Lake & Palmer's "Karn Evil 9" to announce that Looney Tunes were coming up next.