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Sesame Street - The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland: Sing and Play (VHS, 1999)

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Principal Cast: Kevin Clash (Elmo); Stephanie D'Abruzzo (Grizzly); Caroll Spinney (Oscar The Grouch); Steve Whitmire, David Rudman (The Stenchmen).Producers include: Martin Erskine, Jeff Elmassian, Keith Thomas, Ed Mitchell, Mark Hudson.THE ADVENTURES OF ELMO IN GROUCHLAND won the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album For Children.The first track of THE ADVENTURES OF ELMO IN GROUCHLAND, "Welcome to Grouchland," paints a pretty good sonic picture of Elmo's neighborhood, where "the streets are paved in solid mold." You can almost see dirty muppets dancing to the rhythm of clanking garbage pail lids. Pan flutes, elaborate percussion, and Vanessa Williams' sweet vocals round out "I See a Kingdom," a song about the importance of imagination and perspective. Of the love to be found in Grouchland, Williams sings "You'll find the beauty if you look at something right / It's all about your point of view." Oscar the Grouch backs (his son) Elmo in "The Grouch Song," which praises the virtues of lumpy oatmeal and other elements of the grouchy lifestyle, and shortly after, Steven Tyler sings "I Love Trash," in fine-rockin' Aerosmith form, complete with wailing guitars. Tyler's contribution is a great way to end an indispensable contribution to the Sesame Street catalog.