Looney Toons Music Downloads

What Looney Toons Music Downloads to Expect

Although the first things that come to mind are probably the innovative animation and hilarious sight gags offered by the classic Warner Bros. series, the soundscape that the artists created was just as legendary and just as fantastic! From the unforgettable opening song to all the great music that played in the background as Foghorn Leghorn did his thing, Looney Toons music downloads are definitely where it's at!

You won't find new Looney Toons music on a daily basis, because by and large, the library of tunes is pretty much complete. Instead, you'll have to access those dusty archives to truly appreciate and attain the full slate of cartoon-themed melodies. Some music will be free, whereas others you will have to pay for. Others still can only be listened to online.

Naturally, the music quality won't be the best either, considering that most of these were recorded many years ago. But that's okay, because most of us are only interested in the nostalgic value the Looney Toons tunes can offer. If they were digitally remastered and re-recorded, it just wouldn't be the same.

Where to Download Music

If you want a more complete Looney Tunes collection, it may be easier to simply buy a physical CD or tape compilation. These are available through a number of retailers, both online and brick-and-mortar. If you want to save some money, however, these cartoon classics can be downloaded legally. Here are a few sites that we found:

• The Looney Tunes SoundSource: It's a little bit of an older website, as evidenced by its frame-based navigation, but there is a huge selection of Looney Tunes music available here. Finding these melodies are a little bit more challenging than it needs to be, however. Scroll all the way to the bottom on the right-hand frame and you'll find a link to "Music" under the "Other Stuff" heading.

• BugsBunnyBurrow.com: In additiona to a fair selection of music and sounds, you can also utilize this internet destination to get your hands on wallpapers, icons, screensavers, and more.

• MIDIsite: As the name of this website implies, the music you find here is not in MP3 format. Instead, it's all in MIDI, which is a basically a computerized version of an orchestra. The files are very small, yet surprisingly accurate.

In addition to these websites, you can also try P2P networks like Kazaa or Limewire, but be wary of any legal issues that may come into play.

That's all folks!