Ruxpin, a murderous, cassette tape-controlled animatronic bear. Readers of a certain vintage will no doubt see the correlation to Teddy Ruxpin, an animatronic bear from the 1980s whose mouth moved ...

“Basket Case” is on a Big Mouth Billy Bass. And “Chump” is sung by none other than Teddy Ruxpin. Other formats include a player piano roll, a doorbell, a floppy disk, an 8-track, an ...

It all started with something so innocent sounding enough. Green Day showed up one day, using a Teddy Ruxpin (among other old items) to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their seminal album Dookie.

Take Teddy Ruxpin, which debuted in 1985. Teddy was the world’s first animatronic children’s toy, a bear that would read stories aloud from special cassette tapes, which moved his eyes and ...

Dookie Demastered gives fans the opportunity to play each song off the album on a different unconventional yet nostalgic ...

The "Dookie" edition of "This Is the Peak" is available as a "one of one" item on eBay. Belushi Speed Ball Release Single on ...

A rock band is reissuing one of the most iconic albums of the ‘90s on some unusual formats, including a talking teddy bear, an old school video game system and a singing fish. Green Day announce ...

The post Green Day’s Dookie Demastered Edition Plays on Nostalgia with Songs on Teddy Ruxpin, Big Mouth Billy Bass appeared first on Consequence. After celebrating the 30th anniversary of their ...

“Chump” plays out of the voice box inside a Teddy Ruxpin ($99) and “Having a Blast” is trapped inside a floppy disk ($19). “The listening experience is unparalleled, sacrificing not ...

Do you have the time to listen to “Basket Case” on a flailing Big Mouth Billie Bass? To mark three decades of Dookie, Green Day is raffling off special editions of all 15 tracks from the band’s third ...

a Teddy Ruxpin, and so much more. The Green Day – Dookie 30th Anniversary Demastered Collection consist of: Each of these items will be very limited and will only be offered as a drawing for ...

The weirdest, though, may be “Chump” on a Teddy Ruxpin (yes, the talking teddy bear) and “Basket Case” on a Big Mouth Billy Bass (the singing fish that famously appeared on an episode of ...