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Oct. 21st, 2011 10:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
darchildreToday while shelving, I happened to glance at a book of lullabies and came across one that I vaguely remembered from when I was little. (It was the Gartan Mother's Lullaby and, after a bit of google and listening to things on youtube, I determined that it was the version I knew was the one sung by Meryl Streep on the For Our Children album).
Which led to me tracking down and listening to other music that I knew and loved as a tiny person. Which eventually led to Sesame Street songs because who doesn't love Sesame Street? So I listened to my favorite songs from Follow That Bird and then I thought, "Y'know, I spent pretty much my entire sophomore year of college listening to a streaming radio station that played nothing but Muppet Music. I wonder if that's still around."
It totally is.
You're welcome. 8)
A word of warning: Sometimes, when I used to listen to it all the time, they would play the Jim Henson Memorial version of Just One Person. Now, it's entirely possible that you can listen to that without crying, but I can't, so I feel I should tell people in advance so they can be prepared.
Which led to me tracking down and listening to other music that I knew and loved as a tiny person. Which eventually led to Sesame Street songs because who doesn't love Sesame Street? So I listened to my favorite songs from Follow That Bird and then I thought, "Y'know, I spent pretty much my entire sophomore year of college listening to a streaming radio station that played nothing but Muppet Music. I wonder if that's still around."
It totally is.
You're welcome. 8)
A word of warning: Sometimes, when I used to listen to it all the time, they would play the Jim Henson Memorial version of Just One Person. Now, it's entirely possible that you can listen to that without crying, but I can't, so I feel I should tell people in advance so they can be prepared.
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Date: 2011-10-22 05:45 am (UTC)