The Simpsons ($pringfield) (1993): A big band plays the first half of the theme, while a slot machine noise replicates the rest. The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror IV) (1993): A woman is heard screaming with heavy reverb and delay, followed by the Danny Elfman organ version of the theme. The Simpsons (Duffless) (1993): Instead of the shush and the fanfare, we hear a bicycle bell being rung twice, followed by Homer giggling.
The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror III) (1992): The same organ version of the theme from II is heard. On Spanish prints and early 2015 prints of the episode, the voices that shout "¡Olé!" are absent. The Simpsons (Kamp Krusty) (1992): The theme is played by a Mexican mariachi band and some off-screen voices shout "¡Olé!". The Simpsons (The Otto Show) (1992): The theme is played on an electric guitar.
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The Simpsons (Homer at the Bat) (1992): Instead of the shush, a crack of a baseball bat is heard, and the theme is played on a stadium organ as a crowd is heard cheering. The Simpsons (Lisa the Greek) (1992): Instead of a "Shh!", a whistle is blown, and a marching band plays the theme. The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror II) (1991): An organ version of the theme (composed by Danny Elfman, on a Roland D-50 using the PN-D50-00 expansion pack and its "Pipe Organ" preset) is heard. The Simpsons (Stark Raving Dad) (1991): Just before the logo starts, Leon Kompowsky lets out a Michael Jackson-style "Woo!". The Simpsons (Dancin' Homer) (1990): The ending of the "Capital City Song" is heard. These are the logo variations seen on certain episodes of The Simpsons throughout the years by Gracie Films, with more to be added overtime.
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If you know of a variation that's not listed (especially from 2004 onwards/Season 16 onwards), feel free to add it if you're a writer. NOTE: Due to The Simpsons' massive run (34 seasons and counting/over 700 episodes produced), not all variations are listed at this time.
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