Rice Krispies Record! 

It would be very ironic if a Rice Krispies record was so minty and so clean that it didn't actually have any snap, crackle, or pop when listening to it. ;)

I remember having this as a kid in the early 80s but I don't know what ever happened to it. I wish I could find it.

I snap crackle and pop when I wake up in the morning.

in the early 70's when i was around 8yrs old, i used to buy the cereals that had the vinyl records. Once i bought the Raising Brand cereal which i didn't like just to get the Jackson Five ABC record. My mom got mad at me cause i wouldn't eat them and that I only got it for the record.

This record player brings back memories of the early 60's in my elementary school class room record player, the teacher played a record a long with a film strip projector and the record would keep to let the teacher know when to change the picture .

Its very interesting. The first side sounds like 70's era jingles turned into full songs. The second side sounds very 80's.

I used to have this(probably still do have it). I've been collecting records ever since I got my first real record player when I was 8, and I'm going to be 51 this year! I have got boxes upon boxes of 45 RPM and 7 inch 33 1/3 RPM. I couldn't even tell you what I have, and 85% of them are in alphabetic order. It's always an adventure when I grab a box.

Box tops are what we saved to send in for junk. Your EP is definitely one to send in for. The sound is very good for that record. Great video!

Reminds me of some records I've found in the trash bins at radio stations, when they used to send out some commercials and jingles with voice beds on discs. We usually got them on reel to reel, but occasionally, there would be a disc.

Some of those classroom record players were solid and built for battle! Yours is no exception! I've gotta say -- that is the best sounding cereal-box record I've ever heard. You did a good job in selecting both record AND player!

The quality of musicianship on that EP is top-notch... Very talented session musicians; though I bet a few did raise an eyebrow when asked to play 'Snap, Crackle & Pop' tunes!! Another great show; a fun time! :-)

The 8 track into Is brilliant.my favourite ones are the victrola intro and the 8 track intro.fantastic.

Rice Krispies was my favorite cereal when I was a kid. Thank you for this video and bringing back some fond memories.

Back in the day, one would collect and turn in the cereal's box tops to recieve a promotional prize item or two; in 2022, one collects the cereal's proof-of-purchase bar codes to turn in and recieve a promotional prize item or two.

I had that record, way-back-when. Think I had to save X-number of box tops.

I have a snap crackle and pop single but it just has 2 regular songs on it,I think its feels like heaven by fiction factory on the a side and the b side I forget now it was that good lol.great show.love the schools record player.wouldnt mind trying one over here but your mains and cycles are different to ours so it could never happen😪more than happy to hear you use yours Recordology.

Side one is all the backing jingles for Rice Krispies ads from back in the day. A little after my time. I remember in the early 70s getting The Banana Splits, Lancelot Link’s Evolution Revolution, The Archies, and The Groovy Ghoulies off the backs of cereal boxes for free. This kind of reminds me of Ralphie’s reaction to his Little Orphan Annie decoder ring in A Christmas Story after cracking his first secret code; “Be sure to drink your Ovaltine. Ovaltine? A crummy commercial? Son of a bitch!” That’s what he got for his hard earned 25 cents and postage. Kids were probably expecting Duran Duran or The Eurythmics.

Very interesting. That record sounds really good and I love that school record player. They were built to last. So cool. The music on the record was very interesting. It was like jingles on one side and then you have kind of 80's style pop songs on the other. I love that, I think that's so cool. In fact I think I still have some of those rice krispies pop singles that had a hit song on each side, Give It Up by KC and the Sunshine Band is on one of them. I think they made about half a dozen of those singles, they are great.

I have this from my childhood somewhere.

Since my podcast is called The Snap, Crackle & Pop Vinyl Hour, of coarse I own this record. And I play it on the show once in a while as well. It's a must for me. Take care...

I liked this intro the most but wanted more. I just want to eat that record after hearing it. Very good performances.

Sounds like radio jingles for adds or tv jingles for tv adds

I've still got mine! I think I read somewhere that a young Richard Marx was the singer on the first track on the B side. Makes sense because it does kinda sound like him and his dad owned a jingle company.

This would be a good answering machine background or ring tone!

I have this record I’ve had it since there is a kid are used to play it all the time and I still have it

Took your advice and ordered the Audio Technica At-lp60x ! I will be so glad to hear a decent record player! Thanks

I had this! I loved it and still remember most of the words. 😂

The snap, crackle and pops are very common on used records! 😜

I have a Dennis the menace episode on 16mm film with a rice krispies commercial still spliced in with the first song from the record with dennis eating rice krispies.

Haha well that takes me back, my wife used to moan at me about the noise from my cassette walkman at night. I switched to a cd walkman and she moaned about the whirring noise from the motor in that ! One thing I will say about digital audio is it does make listening at night a lot less stressful lol

I actually have this record I got it when I was in 3rd grade my teacher got a bunch given to him from Kellogg's and he gave them to the kids in his class I still have mine

Go to 6:51 for the "Waking Up" Song. There was a commercial on RU-vid with a song set to the same tune but mentioning nursery rhyme characters.

The easy way to remember the format of the record is to know that EP stands for Extended Play and LP stands for Long Play. An EP is usually a 7 inch record with more than one song on each side, while the LP is usually a 12 inch record with several songs on each side (you probably already know this, but I share this for the benefit of those who are relatively new to vinyl, who wouldn’t know the difference). EPs never really took off in the US, but in the UK they were quite popular. In fact, there were several EPs of Beatles music that made the charts in the UK. But when Capitol in the US tried to do the same thing, sales were disappointing in comparison to sales of LPs and 45 RPM records. So needless to say, there weren’t many Beatles EPs released in the US. I wonder if when this came out, were they still putting records on the back of cereal boxes? Or was this what they did instead? It would make sense to go to this format, because then people would have to pay separately to get it, unlike a record that came with the cereal you bought. Think about it: someone PAYING for the Rice Krispies jingle!!! Frankly, I’d be surprised if you didn’t get a content match on the music on this record from the YT Copyright Nazis. This bunch is so anal that they’d come against Happy Birthday to You!!! 🤣🤣🤣

I can't stand actual rice krispies. They're more like rice krappies! I'd far rather listen to this than eat them. TY for sharing.

The first 2 tracks were made before I was born. The 3rd track is one of my first memories of hearing that "Snap Crackle Pop" jingle (maybe before I would be in nursery school). I first heard about this record some years ago (which was 2007). Here are the links to both sides of that record: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L7gVs5LLqpk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y9z13aPIapQ.html

Just watched lots of fun. I used to have some of the ones off the back of cereal boxes. One of my favorites was The Legend of Sleepy Hollow off the back of a Honeycombs box.😎👍

the talent that went into commercials was superb back then. The singer on the fifth selection probably was fairly successful but name unknown.

LIKE number 3 which I did with glee (35 seconds after the notification popped up). :)

I like the intro.

Love the intros..Have NOT loved my day...Woke up,Snapped a tooth,while brushing...Turned TV on....No reception..Just full of Crackle....Went to the DAB Radio....All they are playing is Pop....One EJ record after another....Anyhow thought to myself,lets watch Recordology..There`s Guaranteed to be no Snap Crackle and Pop on there ....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......Some of the stuff i mentioned isn`t exactly true..Especially the bits about Snap,Crackle and Pop...Soon be Dinner time,Having Rice Krispies tonight....That record is seriously brill.....Would LOVE to play that on RHR !!

I know it was a different time when they came out with thus but I mean really what were they thinking??😂 did kids actually listen to this shit by choice?