Steve Everitt - The Hood

[@Matsuna13]

I remember watching the jumping blocks when this as shown before TNT took over in the evening! Brings back memories!

[@davidrule385]

I remember hearing this exact kind if music, not just on Cartoon Network UK's sign-off ident, which is also a variation of the CGI bouncing blocks ident, but also an advert for, I think, a bed company.

[@NotTotallyLunaPearl]

I never see this before (heard it before) cuz I was born in 2010 :,) And it sounds cool :D

[@BANJEXlevrai]

"welcome to TNT !"

[@Werten25]

From my recollection, this was used in the US until 2004 and the UK until 2002.

[@javianwilliams7463]

Wait, how did it even get to be heard by American viewers?

[@Werten25]

Didn’t it get played during the closedown?

[@badcatalex]

@@javianwilliams7463 simple, ad filler like the international regions

[@LeighTheYumeLion]

@@Werten25Did The UK Go Though Different Eras Faster Than The US?

[@Werten25]

The UK version had its own ident collection from 2002 to 2005.

[@Zincoshine-]

I remember dancing to this as a kid, it was one of the first ever techno-ish songs I ever found and was obsessed with it. I also remember just resuming watching cartoons after it was over :) TNT never took over.

[@anwarlacreem]

Wow, where did you live or how did they do that? Did you have like different satellite? XD

[@Mihail_EURO91]

Hi! Yeah. In Eastern Europe, Cartoon Network and TNT, which were also related, were distributed on the same frequency From 9PM (EET) = +2.00 GMT, transmission started on frequency CN TNT Classic Movies then added an additional hour of cartoons and TNT began its broadcast from 10 PM (EET) to 6 AM. In the 90s, all cartoon channels were shared with other television channels Cartoon Network (6 AM-9/10 PM) + TNT Classic Movies Fox Kids (5 AM - 7 PM) + Star Jazz (99-2000), after Fox Sports (2000-2002 ?). Nickelodeon (7AM - 6 PM) + Discovery Channel (until '99).

[@HighrisePara]

For me it was also time for WCW Nitro

[@iknoweverything4959]

Steve Everitt's music is in the Japanese version of Dragon Ball GT, which didn't get to appear on Cartoon Network, how ironic.

[@fredbearandspringbonnie7166]

thx for it!!! IT LOOKS LIKE A ROBOT BATTLE SONG!

[@Windhoes]

i may not have been born in the era where this was used but it feels nostalgic for some reason

[@NeonyxBlue]

Does anyone think that this sound effect sounds like the one used in PaRappa? (0:11) Not sure, it might just be similar. (PS: It even showed PaRappa in my right video bar!) Edit: The sound effect might just be a easy to access sound effect that was coincidentally used in both of these.

[@FusionTVGR]

People listened to this song in the late 1990s until 2002 Im listening to it first time in 2022 and I haven't been able to watch cartoon network because I'm in a European country that doesn't have the channel 😔

[@macabre_delights]

Welcome to WCW Monday Nitro!!! 😄

[@josephrace6010]

Time to go to bed!😉

[@bdawgtv]

Yes. You know what it is time for when you hear this kids. 😄

[@Myvhstape]

It is actually the hood - they put his music on live television

[@Banqez]

fook ye, finally!!!!

[@OrbitStudios-23]

Cartoon Network: Good Night! We’ll see you here tommorow morning at 6am with more Cartoon Network! TNT (now TCM): TNT (now TCM) follows shortly… - Announcer: You’re watching TNT (now TCM) Classic Movies!

[@xavierrichardody5154]

[Toonsville TV at Nite] and Cinemax and [adult swim] and Toonsville TV Movie Channel Bump and B&W Cards Music (2001-2019)

[@brunaskarting116]

Memories of how gutted I was to see the bouncing blocks 😂

[@miskellkyle]

Whoa. sounds like something from Star Fox, doesn't it?

[@randommanyey]

No more telly kids, time to go to bed

[@novostranger]

It reminds me of Suicidal thoughts by Biggie smalls