I still love the one with the opera singer.

They reprinted a bunch of EC war comics from the 1950s.

One issue was a special about the Civil War. One story was a biography of Lincoln; another explained the North's strategy; another was about how Stonewall Jackson died.

A comic book for 10 year olds in the 1950s had more solid information that most High School classes today.

For me it was this

I started listening to classical music after playing Trombone Champ

the Hey Arnold! episode where they go see the opera Carmen lives rent free in my head.

A Chuck Jones classic.

Look at my horse!

This accursed fucker

Ahhh Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries, aka Kill the Wabbit.

I recognize an alarming amount of classical music from watching Bugs Bunny

I'm a little surprised this reference still lands.

I had the opportunity to check out the bugs bunny symphony experience this past April and what a wonderful experience!

Florida Orchestra killed it.

I've grown up loving most of those classical tracks. rhapsody rabbit with Franz liszt's Hungarian rhapsody no.2 is great. (no 3 is also worth checking out... maybe even 6 too.)

i understand that in rabbit of Seville, that piece was actually written for that show. so phenomenal works were being done for those animation pieces - labors of love.

but those works transcended time.

About once a month this goes through my head:

Yeeesss you’re next

Yooouu’re so next

Bugs bunny in drag can get it.

Big props also to Beethoven's Wig

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mb9sogbkXWA&list=OLAK5uy_ni9dKuJJ7a0WqiazeJLDmzzdP1Kt0AlGM

Giddyup buttercup giddyup buttercup Buttercup won't get up and get go-ing!