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"You put something in it, and a song comes out." - The Conductor

"Take a peek, It's quite unique,
The Music Machine!
Rhyming words at times that serve,
The Music Machine!
What is that with horns and lights you'll never forget?
The wonderful Music Machine!

Push a button, turn a knob,
The Music Machine!
Pull a lever, ring a bell,
The Music Machine!

A thrill a minute, what goes in it turns into a song,
The marvelous Music Machine!

Good times and memories,
Lots of love for all the world to see,
Living in harmony,
Join along and make a melody,

Nickle notes and penny quotes the Music Machine,
Major keys and songs that please,
The Music Machine!
Once you've tried it, can't deny it all will agree...
It's a marvelous Music Machine!" -Song straight from the Cartoon (don't know the artist or anything to be honest)

Before anyone who even knows what this is judges, the short-lived series this beautiful hunk of machinery is from was the core of where my love for music and a good beat originated!

Yes, I still hold Music Machine in high regards. Or at least the first episode really. We don't talk about Benny's Biggest Battle. It was a legit cartoon that was made to revolve around good teachings and the Fruit of the Spirit while having catchy or calming songs to help kids (and me, a 23-year-old) keep their attention span on the show.

I had the original soundtrack on a record. NOT a CD, but a record! That gives you an idea how old the idea for this show is. Hand-drawn animation wasn't even a shadow of what it would be a decade later. But the story still holds up in terms of being understandable for children and more than tolerable for adults.

Also, I had to trace some parts because honestly, SCREW having to draw man-made objects that have to be precise... But most of it was done on memory from better days.

I could go on forever gushing about this old cartoon that could've made learning all kinds of values and morals fun and exciting, but for now, I shall take my leave as most people don't even know what the heck this is, lol.

Description
"You put something in it, and a song comes out." - The Conductor

"Take a peek, It's quite unique,
The Music Machine!
Rhyming words at times that serve,
The Music Machine!
What is that with horns and lights you'll never forget?
The wonderful Music Machine!

Push a button, turn a knob,
The Music Machine!
Pull a lever, ring a bell,
The Music Machine!

A thrill a minute, what goes in it turns into a song,
The marvelous Music Machine!

Good times and memories,
Lots of love for all the world to see,
Living in harmony,
Join along and make a melody,

Nickle notes and penny quotes the Music Machine,
Major keys and songs that please,
The Music Machine!
Once you've tried it, can't deny it all will agree...
It's a marvelous Music Machine!" -Song straight from the Cartoon (don't know the artist or anything to be honest)

Before anyone who even knows what this is judges, the short-lived series this beautiful hunk of machinery is from was the core of where my love for music and a good beat originated!

Yes, I still hold Music Machine in high regards. Or at least the first episode really. We don't talk about Benny's Biggest Battle. It was a legit cartoon that was made to revolve around good teachings and the Fruit of the Spirit while having catchy or calming songs to help kids (and me, a 23-year-old) keep their attention span on the show.

I had the original soundtrack on a record. NOT a CD, but a record! That gives you an idea how old the idea for this show is. Hand-drawn animation wasn't even a shadow of what it would be a decade later. But the story still holds up in terms of being understandable for children and more than tolerable for adults.

Also, I had to trace some parts because honestly, SCREW having to draw man-made objects that have to be precise... But most of it was done on memory from better days.

I could go on forever gushing about this old cartoon that could've made learning all kinds of values and morals fun and exciting, but for now, I shall take my leave as most people don't even know what the heck this is, lol.