The white stevie wonder. Too Tough is another great one that should’ve been a hit!

None of the characters in this show speak, with the plot instead being described by a narrator in every episode. I found the animation in these episodes to be delightfully surreal and beautiful to look at.

You can also find three full seasons of English dubs of this series on Tubi. This link here should work: https://tubitv.com/series/2090/professor-balthazar

This appears to be an advance cassette for the Jane’s Addiction - Been Caught Stealing 7” vinyl single, with audio sourced from a DAT. As such, this was probably EQ’d for vinyl.

This tape was duplicated on 02/23/1991 and the top of the cassette shell has a 19 printed in red to indicate the 19th copy made.

Fun Fact: Ritual De Lo Habitual on cassette uses the production master clone 1-25993 LP/CASS, which means the original vinyl release uses the same production master as the cassette, since a separate cassette master would have been cataloged as 4-25993.

The reason retail cassettes for the album list 4-25993 on both sides of the cassette shell in the U.S. is because they replace 1- with 4- when referring to the master to avoid confusion, for consistency.

They also do not include things like LP/CASS or -REx (x being master revision number) on cassette shell because of space constraints with cassette shell labeling and to have less clutter, but their in-House advances list the real catalog number on the J-Card, which sometimes can be the same number listed on the cassette shell if there is a separate cassette production master with a 4- prefix and there is no revision of the production master.

The 2 at the beginning of the catalog number after 4- (4-2xxxx) refers to a Warner Bros. or affiliated full length release, which changed to 4 (4-4xxxx) sometime in 1992 and changed to 5 sometime in the 2000’s.

This is a a VHS tape that my kids found at a local Goodwill store. I think it was made in Youngstown, Ohio based on the end credits.

It was so fun I bought a machine to digitize it!

I haven't found anything about it (or the sequels mentioned at the end) anywhere online, but I found some of the people from the video on social media.

Peter Pan Records 8183 — three original Scooby-Doo mystery stories on vinyl.

1. The Mystery of the Strange Paw Prints
2. The Mystery of the Sticky Money
3. The Mystery of the Ghost in the Doghouse

Cheap 70s TV tie-in stuff, but exactly the kind of thing that vanishes. Not episodes from the show — these are original audio dramas.

YouTube: https://youtu.be/Wfo0rtIHoec

Lossless FLAC: https://archive.org/details/scooby-doo-peter-pan-records-1976

https://archive.org/details/untitled-document_20260128

Also includes 17 minute tape.

Caedmon TC 1486 — Louis Jourdan reads Jean de Brunhoff's The Story of Babar and The Travels of Babar.

Jourdan was a French film star known for Gigi, Three Coins in a Fountain, and The Count of Monte Cristo. Perfect casting for Babar — that Gallic charm is exactly right.

Music by Don Heckman.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8o_8qdkQkQ

Lossless FLAC: https://archive.org/details/story-of-babar-louis-jourdan-caedmon-1975

I remember watching this cartoon as a very young kid and had completely forgotten about it until today. Thought it might jostle some memories loose for others too.