Magical Golden Singing Cheeses:
- The King's Tournament - Barrie Hingley (title card)
- Brass Flourish (b) - Barrie Hingley (opening)
- Eleganza - Carol Barratt (story begins)
- Depths of Despair - David Snell ("Then, there's only one thing we can do.")
- Cold Sweat - John Scott (Ren pulls the chigger off of him)
- Stately Pavane - Brian Whitehouse ("I'll guard it like it was my own brain.")
- Poste Haste - David Snell (Stimpy leaves on the journey)
- Micro Statement (a) - Dick Walter ("Halt! Who goes there?")
- Raspberry! (a) - Richard Myhill (jester pelted with a tomato)
- Rule Britannia (b) - Dick Walter (Stimpy tells the jester who he is)
- National Affairs (b) - Keith Mansfield ("A chigger!")
- Timpani - Rolls (i) - Gary Kettel; Coriolanus-Overture Op.62 - Ludwig Beethoven (jester grabs the chigger)
- Family Portraits 59 - Debbie Wiseman (jester looks at the chigger)
- King Lear E - Henryk Kuzniak ("I'll take it!")
- Dramatic Stabs - John Fox (the jester eats the chigger)
- Family Portraits 59 - Debbie Wiseman ("Can I have my food now?")
- Dissension (a) - Robert Cornford (Stimpy smiles)
- Chronicles in Time - Richard Harvey (jester looks around nervously)
- Strings and Harp - David Farnon [CPM] ("But I have something better...")
- Orchestral Effect (d) - Dick Walter (Magical Golden Singing Cheeses)
- Orchestral Ending (d) - Dick Walter; A Timeless Odyssey - Anthony Hymas (fanfare)
- Minitake 15 A-E - Gerhard Narholz ("I'll take 'em!")
- Brass Flourish (c) - Barrie Hingley (jester refuses)
- Martial Links - Sam Fonteyn (jester challenges him to a battle)
- Drug Addiction - John Fox ("I shall eat thee!")
- Orchestral Climax 17 - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy's nervous)
- Love Songs (Liebeslieder)-Waltz Op.114 - Johann Strauss I (jester puts a cheese grater to his arm)
- The Snow Waltz - John Devereaux (Stimpy licks a frozen pole)
- Brickbat (Battle) - Laurie Johnson (Stimpy's tongue rips in half)
- Timpani Effects [#49.2] - Sammy Burdson ("Ooof!")
- Turbulent Times - Richard Harvey ("Indeed, thou dost possess a great wealth of ignorance!")
- On with the Race - Dennis Farnon (gas pump)
- Forward Advance - Laurie Johnson ("Quite moronic.")
- Scared Stiff - Eugenio Grandi, Simon Benson (ye royal pig pen)
- Night Patrol - Jean Clero (Stimpy getting mauled)
- Point of Departure H - Gregor Narholz; King Lear E - Henryk Kuzniak (jester screams)
- Glaube An Eine Bessere Welt - Gerhard Trede [AKA Hoping for a Better World] ("Truly unsurpassed!")
- A Timeless Odyssey - Anthony Hymas; Orchestral Ending (d) - Dick Walter (Magical Golden Singing Cheeses are released)
- Orchestral Effect (f) - Dick Walter (cheese goes under Stimpy's arms)
- March of the Cadet Corps - Barrie Hingley (narrator again)
- Mental Torment - John Fox (Ren at home, struggling)
- Dissension (a) - Robert Cornford (Ren jolts up)
- A Timeless Odyssey - Anthony Hymas; Orchestral Ending (d) - Dick Walter (Stimpy's home)
- Cut and Thrust - Patrick Gowers (Ren grabs the cheeses)
- Scared Stiff - Eugenio Grandi, Simon Benson (Ren sniffs the cheeses)
- Brickbat (Battle) - Laurie Johnson (Ren's revolted)
- Dereliction (Chord B) - Patrick Gowers ("How DARE you bring me these unripened cheeses!")
- Shocking - Robert Cornford (Ren tells Stimpy to bury the cheese)
- Dereliction (Chord B) - Patrick Gowers (Ren flops onto the ground)
- Grasshopper's Dance - Bob Barratt, Ernst Bucalossi, Colin Frechter [CPM] (Stimpy digging)
- Fateful Hour B - Henryk Kuzniak (Stimpy hits something with his shovel)
- Brickbat (Battle) - Laurie Johnson (Stimpy hits the ogre's head)
- Point of Departure M - Gregor Narholz ("Who dares dig a hole in my roof?!")
- Point of Departure K - Gregor Narholz ("Gimme them cheese!")
- Jubilate (a) - Andrew Jackman; Small Triangle Hit (a) - Gary Kettel ("These are...")
- Show Fanfare 3 - David Lindup (shot of shoes)
- Drug Addiction - John Fox ("I could use a pair of them.")
- Pleasures of Life - Harry Gregson-Williams ("I'll take 'em!")
- A Timeless Odyssey - Anthony Hymas (shot of cheese on ogre's feet)
- Brickbats (1-8) - Laurie Johnson (sad shot of Stimpy)
- The Empty Chapel 1 - Zoe De Souza (6 Months Later)
- Dramatic Stabs - John Fox ("And be quick about it!")
- Brickbats (1-8) - Laurie Johnson (Stimpy's nervous)
- Suspended Time - Bill Connor (choir as the ogre's asleep)
- Nocturne 2 - John Scott (Stimpy at the feet of the ogre)
- Easing Tension - Paul Orm, Peter Orm [CPM] (Stimpy tries to pull the cheese off its feet)
- Sinister Aggression - John Fox (Stimpy's unsuccessful)
- Coriolanus-Overture Op.62 - Ludwig Beethoven (Stimpy gets an idea)
- Static Link C - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy holds up a crowbar)
- Symphony No 5 In C Sharp Minor 3) Scherzo - Gustav Mahler [CPM] (Stimpy tries to pry off the cheese)
- Point of Departure M - Gregor Narholz (the ogre screams)
- Imminent Danger - John Fox; Fighting Legions A - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy laughs nervously)
- King Lear E - Henryk Kuzniak (Stimpy pulls the crowbar out of the ogre's toe)
- Point of Departure U - Gregor Narholz (ogre walks towards Stimpy)
- Fighting Legions A - Gregor Narholz ("Who the perpetrator of this great villainy be?")
- Unnatural Causes - Richard Harvey ("It is I, Stimpleton, Mr. Ogre sir.")
- Dramatic Stabs - John Fox (plays after Stimpy says he's taking the ogre's shoes)
- Failed Venture - Mathias Frey ("Well, I don't know, I've kind of grown attached to these shoes.")
- Point of Departure T - Gregor Narholz ("Tell you what, though...")
- Big Show Theme - Robert Sharples ("Can you break a kidney?")
- Cat and Mouse - Bill Connor ("Here's your change.")
- Static Link L - Gregor Narholz ("So they happily make the trade.")
- Reflections - Stanley Myers (choir)
- Brickbat (Battle) - Laurie Johnson (Ren barfs)
- Unsolved Mysteries - Graham Preskett (Ren looks sick)
- Boys in Blue - Bob Barratt [CPM] ("Man, that's good cheese!")
- Orchestral Effect (e) - Dick Walter; Harp Gliss 1 [#20] - Otto Sieben (Ren and Stimpy bite into the cheeses)
- Symphony No 7 in E Minor V Rondo Finale Tempo 1(Allegro Ordinario) - Sieben Lieder Aus Letzter Zeit - Gustav Mahler, George Wilson [CPM] (milk curd princesses)
- Spitfires - Anthony Wakefield [CPM] ("...lived happily ever after, and starved to death.")
A Hard Days Luck:
- The Work of the Weavers - Bruce Davies, Bill Mc Arthur, Wendy Weatherby [CPM] (title card)
- Shamrock Jig - Richard Myhill (opening)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#20] - Otto Sieben (Haggis wakes up)
- Passion - Richard Myhill (Haggis's bald scalp)
- Low - Chris Reccardi [original composition] ("Yes, Mr. Haggis, sir?")
- Very End - Sam Fonteyn (clean back)
- Junior Miss - Len Stevens (butler's back hair on Haggis's scalp)
- Finger Cymbal Hits - Gary Kettel; Trumpet Link (b) - Richard Myhill (it slides off his scalp)
- Bouquets (1) - Laurie Johnson (Haggis is sad)
- Willie's Gone to Melville Castle - Bobby Forsyth [CPM] (breakfast)
- Tales of Mystery - Richard Myhill (a prize)
- Linkettes (5-9) 5.Tumblo, 6. Skippo, 7. Seurryo, 8. Short Change, 9. Tinpot Fusiliers - Steve Race (fanfare)
- Low - Chris Reccardi [original composition] ("Magic Leprechaun charm.")
- Timpani Roll - Sammy Burdson (rumbling)
- Orchestral Clash (a) - Gary Kettel; Springtime Dance (a) - Richard Myhill (leprechaun appears)
- Symphony #6 "Pastoral" Movement 4 - Ludwig Beethoven ("Throw him out at once!")
- Dirty Work at the Crossroads - Sam Fonteyn (leprechaun is grabbed)
- Playbill - Wilfred Burns ("I can grant you anything you wish!")
- Harp Gliss 1 [#20.6] - Otto Sieben; Without Walls A - Mladen Franko; Sparkles 1 - Otto Sieben (Haggis imagines himself with hair)
- Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries - Lee Ashley [OGM] (Haggis wants a wish)
- Irish Jig - Richard Myhill (leprechaun wants Haggis to pass a test)
- Stirring Drums of the Highlands - John Fox ("You've got yourself a deal!")
- The Recorder Lesson - Richard Myhill (butler's arm falls off)
- Bodhran Beat - Kevin Conneff [CPM]; Scottish Reform / Miss Sally Hunter / Road to the Isles - David Duncan [CPM] ("And now, for the first test, baldy.")
- Casta Diva Part 1 Act I Norma - Vincenzo Bellini (opera)
- Set to Pounce - David Farnon [CPM]; Timpani Roll - Sammy Burdson ("He lived happily ever-")
- Orchestral Clash (a) - Gary Kettel (butler speaks)
- Terror - Alan Braden (Haggis snaps)
- Shamrock Jig - Richard Myhill ("Whenever you're done...")
- Very Happily Drunk - Richard Myhill (Haggis is defeated)
- Jacksons Morning Brush - Paddy Moloney [CPM] ("I'll give you another chance to win your wish.")
- Impressions of India VI - Victor Cavini [removed from APM site] (clam begs for bus fare)
- Menacing - Gerhard Trede ("It's a wee price to pay, shiny.")
- Audio Expert - Chris Reccardi [original composition] (clam flies through air)
- Shamrock Jig - Richard Myhill (Haggis laughs)
- Broken Silence - Robert Farnon (leprechaun looks angry)
- Stirring Drums of the Highlands - John Fox (tall pile of stuff)
- The Maid Behind the Bar 2 - Patrick Campbell-Lyons ("Now remember the rules...")
- The Menacing Silence (a) - Richard Harvey (Haggis is lowered)
- Footsteps of Horror - William Farran ("Here, have another egg.")
- Cold Fear (a) - Laurie Johnson ("Well, at least there's no snakes...")
- Point of Departure O - Gregor Narholz (Haggis starts losing it)
- Silent Scream (a) - Richard Harvey; Strangle - Trevor Nightingale, Will Thomson [CPM] (Haggis imagines monsters)
- String Sustain [#37.01] - David Farnon [CPM]; Point of Departure O - Gregor Narholz (Haggis lights a match)
- Silent Scream (a) - Richard Harvey (Haggis screams)
- African Drums - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (drums as Haggis ascends)
- The Last Post (b) - Dick Walter ("Tsk tsk tsk.")
- My Kid - Chris Reccardi [original composition] (Haggis pleads)
- Fond Memories of Portree - David Bell (bagpipe music)
- Bonnie Mary of Argyll - David Duncan [CPM] ("It's okay, you can win.")
- Pageantry 2 - Leslie Pearson ("Eat it, and ye be granted your wish.")
- Saucy - Andrew Findon (Haggis eats it)
- Maniac Pursuit - Trevor Duncan (Haggis shakes)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#20] - Otto Sieben; Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah - George Handel (Haggis has hair)
- Yankee Doodle - Jerry Burnham, Gil Carter (ending)
FYI, I've identified Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in C Sharp Minor 3) Scherzo as playing in "Magical Golden Singing Cheeses" when Stimpy attempts to pry the cheese off the ogre's feet. https://www.warnerchappellpm.com/album/cpm-classical-class013/MTMyMzk1My1lY2ZhNjM?itemTrackSearchHash=eJxlUsFuwjAM_RWUcye07cYRJE6bmGA7AarcxEsj0rhLUqBC_PucFgZ0hyj2e8-JX5yTCAhelp_oKzERIrvLg5ist5nw-NMYj2pu0CrGTkJCBEs68WL28T6aWQjBSLBie87Ed9Kt0KKMhlxXUEHkI9sa-Qo8goyCdXiUtlE4H8rTndAlrN6M-34244fWFjV6iORZsViKy51TohC5_tSnzGl0HgPzRU-9nrMbGZpiyL_c8xWReuC4r0A-TlsmPTcMAXMFEXOyCkPMI-UODxylIia_lm9DBx6cxqHZYCpjwZvYrjrlBe3ihTfapIfgGcjdqAf5oNLo0vLixr7BBrzqr0Na37zf-7x6chS7fIftgXwHgS2aivcDN4I-IQolKOTAuBB9U6GLCf6bfibqprAmlL08mmjxelC-J8sVHY5VTbxrT01tnOZwzxVpvomUpeu_TjKlFLrlv__2VELIa5A70JhLspfnSy6f-cudfwF50vXc
ReplyDeleteNice find, glad to finally have this ID'd.
DeleteI found the last unknown track for "Magical Golden Singing Cheeses." It's Stately Pavane by Brian Whitehouse (APM)
ReplyDeleteOnly getting around to seeing this a month later, many thanks for the ID and finally taking another episode down!
DeleteMy findings related to those and more were all from the GEMA database, I've listed all of them over in the comments of Terminal Stimpy / Reverend Jack's page.
ReplyDeleteGot some more updated track info from GEMA:
ReplyDelete-Magical Golden Singing Cheeses-
- I think a classical piece plays when the jester grabs the chigger out of Stimpy's hand. This track is listed as "Unknown" on GEMA, which is also what every other classical piece is listed as. It also sounds like Sammy Burdson's "Timpani Roll" plays at the same time as it
- "Dereliction (Chord B)" by Patrick Gowers plays when Ren says "How dare you bring me these unripened cheeses", Not "Dissension (A)"
- An unknown track plays when Ren lies back down after "Shocking" plays
- I think "Large Triangle Hits" by Gary Kettel plays at the same time as "Jubilate (A)"
-A Hard Day's Luck-
- "Finger Cymbal Hits" by Gary Kettel plays right before "Trumpet Link (B)"
- "Orchestral Clash" by Gary Kettel plays at the same time as "Springtime Dance (A)" when the leprechaun appears. It also plays again right when Marvin interrupts the leprechaun to say the pledge of allegiance
- "Sparkles 1" by Otto Sieben plays at the same time as "Without Walls A"
Correction: "Dereliction (Chord B)" is the track that plays when Ren lies back down but pitched up
Delete(You also listed Robert Cornford as the composer of "Dereliction" instead of Patrick Gowers FYI)
I apologize for constantly correcting you, but "Dereliction (Chord B)" plays both when Ren gives Stimpy the cheeses back AND when he flops back down
DeleteNothing to worry about, this episode is a mess to keep track of since this one really was the start of Games' music over-stuffing tendencies.
DeleteIt seemed like Shawn Patterson wanted to edit the tracks the studio licensed to sound like a film score as opposed to playing one single track over a scene and being done with it
DeleteHopefully these are the last updates I have for this god-forsaken episode
ReplyDeleteIn Magical Golden Singing Cheeses:
- I think the two tracks that play when the jester grabs the chigger out of Stimpy's hand after "National Affairs (B)" is "Timpani - Rolls (I)" followed by the SONIA version of "Coriolanus Overture" being used as a sting. The part that is used sounds like it is at exactly 5:21 in the track (which is such a weirdly specific section to use as a sting)
- "Timpani - Glissandos (A)" sounds like it's used after "Family Portraits 59" when the jester says "I'll take it!", but it's played very quietly
- The APM track "Evil Influence" by Robert Farnon plays during "Chronicles in Time" when the jester says "but I have something better"
-"A Timeless Odyssey" plays again at the same time as the second usage of "Orchestral Ending (D)" when Stimpy comes home with the cheeses before "Cut and Thrust"
- "Bass Drum (A)" by Gary Kettel sounds like it plays when Stimpy pulls the crowbar out of the ogre's toe after "Fighting Legions A"
Okay! I think I'm finally done! IDing the tracks in this episode sucks!
I think the parts listed as Timpani - Glissandos (a) and Bass Drum (a) are both more instances of King Lear E, as both parts in the episode have a dark echo that matches King Lear E.
DeleteAs for the theory of Patterson editing tracks to sound like film score, I understand what he was trying to do in theory, but in practice the result is audial chaos.
A Hard Days Luck update:
ReplyDelete"Harp Gliss 1 [#20.6]" plays right before "Sparkles 1" and "Without Walls A" (Haggis imagines himself with hair)
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