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epic win
Got that right! and my parents were musicians – they’d be mortified!
IF you watch looney tunes long enough, the meaning of life will be shown to you.
It’s true!!! I tried it!
Nice one!
So true.
I so first read opera as oprah
So when i looked at the graph, it didn’t make sense… than i re-read the title… and i was like… AAAAHHHHH opera… not oprah….
I would also like to point out….
That this is a orchestral bugs cartoon and not an opera one.
This is one of the opera ones
What’s Opera Doc aka Kill the Wabbit.
I prefer the other one where Bug’s is a conductor… can’t remember what the name is, just remember everybody thinks he’s this famous guy, and he tries to make a singer screw up.
Opera… not Oprah! WIN!
(And has sudden visions of an opera by or about Oprah, maybe not so bad an idea!)
what’s opera doc?
I was hoping for the “Kill the Wabbit Kill the Waaaaabbit” cartoon.
Groan…. Great reference, but you could have done much better with this graph.
got to be honest- was hoping for a REPO! reference. can I get a testify?
I loved Repo <3 But the old school looney tunes had classical music from history (Flight of the Valkyries, Barber of Seville, Fingal’s Cave, etcetc) and Repo was music written very recently.
What about the Phantom of the Opera?
It’s also referencing Seinfeld, because Jerry says almost the exact same thing to Elaine in the pez episode
Kill the wabbit… Kill the wabbit… Kill the wabbit…
with your spear and magic helmet?
…magic helmet…
Spear and magic helmet!
Oh Brun-hilda you’re so lovely…
yes I know it, I can’t help it…
Oh Broon-hilda, beee my wuv!
Poor wittle bunny
Very nice.
I must add, though that my own chart would include the following references:
Phantom of the Opera
Rock Operas (Tommy, et al)
A Night at the Opera (Marx Bros. film)
A Night at the Opera (Queen album)
Any opera knowledge of opera I have comes from Bugs Bunny and Frasier….
My Music prof in College actually had us watch the Bugs Bunny Opera cartoons in class.
WIN!
I wish I’d had your music prof. We spent half the semester listening to Philip Glass.
4′33″ is about what I can handle of his.
…that was John Cage. Side note, Philip Glass also did movie soundtracks: The Truman Show and The Illusionist to name a couple.
You totally forgot Gilligan’s Island! Operatic Shakespeare!
Bugs bunny was basicly my parent because i watched looney tunes that much xD
“What’s opera, doc?” is one of the best shorts they ever did! We watched it in my Tv/Film comedy class.
It’s a wonderful browser that an occasional asshole deliberately decides to write support for out of their web scripting (since numerous sites with identical functionality work just fine, it is clearly not accidental).
No mention of Frasier? – that’s where I learned all I know about opera.
I was confused at first, I mean, I can’t recall Looney Tunes ever doing a cartoon about a web browser….. I = geek.
The Bunny of Seville FTW!!!!
Yeah… me too… but also some from crossword puzzles; another tiny pie slice.
Let me shave your mop….
DAIN-tily!
(right?)
Welcome to my shop,
let me cut your mop,
let me shave your crop,
Daintily, daintily
All kinds of win. XD
My girl’s a real high stepper,
ginger with salt and pepper.
This just tells everyone you nothing about opera. Loser.
Thank you for stating the obvious. I don’t think people would have realized this if it weren’t for your comment.
—blowing razzberries—-@ Phil
Bugs Bunny Forever!!!
I recently watched the greatest 100 classic songs on YouTube. I hadn’t noticed that my knowledge in this field was almost entirely based on these cartoons until then.
sad thing is, when i first saw this i was trying to figure out why it was talking about browsers
>You totally forgot Gilligan’s Island! Operatic Shakespeare!>
Oh yeah!
“Do not a borrower or a lender be
Do not forget, stay out of debt
Think twice and take this good advice from me
Guard thine own sovereignty!”
I sing this to my 13 y.o. regularly — perhaps his only exposure to opera as of yet…