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Craig Crumpton
08-08-2001, 06:43 AM
On Tuesday, August 7, <a href="http://rhino.com/">Rhino Records</a> released not just one but TWO CD compilations of theme songs from animated comedy and action TV series past and present, from the popular and classic to the obscure and forgotten. Just about every major animation studio is represented, and even a few shows' themes from minor (and defunct) studios were included in these collections.

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<b>TOON TUNES: Funny Bone Favorites</b> features 40 tracks with themes from such Warner Bros favorites as "Pinky & The Brain, "Animaniacs," "Tiny Toons Adventures," and "Merrie Melodies." It also includes themes from "Dexter's Laboratory," "Johnny Bravo," "The Pink Panther," "Peanuts," "The Bullwinkle Show," "Rocky & His Friends," "The Huckleberry Hound Show," "Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids," and even a few Disney cartoon themes for Donald Duck and the "Mickey Mouse March."

Click on <a href="http://rhino.com/features/74336p.html">THIS LINK</a> for a tracklist, liner notes, sound clips and ordering info.

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<b>TOON TUNES: Action Packed Anthems</b> also sports 40 tracks, including many themes released on CD for the very first time: "Batman: The Animated Series," "Freakazoid," "The Tick," "Superfriends," and "Johnny Quest"; anime themes for "Gigantor," "Astro Boy," and "Sailor Moon"; classic themes from "Popeye The Sailor," "Crusader Rabbit" and "Mighty Mouse"; obscure and/or forgotten shows like "Hot Wheels," "The Mighty Hercules" and "Sky Hawks"; Disney Afternoon themes from "Duck Tales," "TaleSpin," and "Darkwing Duck"; and even a few Marvel themes from "X-Men" and "Spiderman."

Point your clicker thingie <a href="http://rhino.com/features/74337p.html">RIGHT HERE</a> for this album's tracklist, liner notes, sound clips and ordering info.

Both CDs retail for $17.98 and can be purchased through Rhino by clicking through either (or both) of the links above.