Bell Hops:
- Intermission - Ronald Hanmer (title card)
- Ballad in F-Minor Op. 52 - Frederic Chopin (opening)
- Snare Drum - Rolls (e); Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel ("Let me hear that bellhop oath!")
- Battle Hymn of Republic (a) - Graham De Wilde (the bellhop oath)
- Scherzo No.2 in B-Flat Minor Op.31 - Frederic Chopin ("Now to the matter at hand.")
- Fun Link 6 - Keith Nichols (piano music stops)
- High Sustain; Shark Alert [#46] - David Farnon [CPM] (dramatic music when Mrs. Buttloaves is introduced)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill ("I'll get the bag, you get the hag!")
- Drama Link (k) - Hubert Clifford ("Hey Stimpy, hurry up, my finger's starting to blister!")
- Obverse Retrospective - John Fiddy, Nat Peck, Otto Sieben (Stimpy squeezes Mrs. Buttloaves into the elevator)
- Passing the Time - Robert Sharples (everyone in the elevator)
- Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill (everyone gets out of the elevator)
- Seat of Feelings - Gregor Narholz ("It's in here somewhere...")
- Bassoon Link (b) - Richard Myhill (Mrs. Buttloaves spits mints at Ren and Stimpy)
- Impressions of India II - Victor Cavini [removed from APM site] (shot of the mints)
- Seat of Feelings - Gregor Narholz ("Thanks, Mrs. Buttloaves!")
- Scherzo No.2 in B-Flat Minor Op.31 - Frederic Chopin ("Boys, take this mysterious package to Mr. Noggin.")
- Passing the Time - Robert Sharples (in the elevator again)
- Nimrod - John Fox, Edward Elgar (Stimpy describing Mr. Noggin's accomplishments)
- Passing the Time - Robert Sharples (Ren and Stimpy get out of the elevator)
- Strings and Harp; Shark Alert [#46] - David Farnon [CPM] (creepy music as Ren and Stimpy approach Mr. Noggin's door)
- Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz ("Room service!")
- In the Void - Paul Shaw, Dave Rogers [CPM]; Flute Mystery [#51.01] - Peter Lowe [CPM] ("Whaddaya want?")
- Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Mr. Noggin slams the sliding door)
- Flute Mystery [#51.01] - Peter Lowe [CPM] ("Now GET LOST!")
- Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Mr. Noggin slams the sliding door again)
- Bass Clarinet Effect [#38] - David Farnon [CPM]; Undecided E - Mladen Franko (Mr. Noggin gives R&S breath mints)
- Blue Blood C - Gregor Narholz ("Fortune smiles upon us!")
- Tchaikovsky: Waltz of the Flowers from "The Nutcracker Suite" - Erik Markman [OGM] (Ren and Stimpy cleaning a room)
- In the Void - Paul Shaw, Dave Rogers [CPM] ("Hey buddy...")
- Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz ("I'll give you five bucks for a photograph of the mysterious man in the penthouse suite.")
- In the Void - Paul Shaw, Dave Rogers [CPM] ("But that's as high as I go.")
- Snare Drum - Rolls (d) - Gary Kettel; Hail to the King - Laurie Johnson (Stimpy rejects him)
- Onward Christian Soliders - Barrie Hingley (Stimpy leaves singing this)
- Matangi Ake' - Kapono Beamer (at the pool)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill (Mrs. Buttloaves wants to be oiled)
- Happily Drunk - Richard Myhill (Ren sinks into Mrs. Buttloaves's back)
- Im Tiefen Keller - Otto Sieben (Mrs. Buttloaves walking past the hotel manager)
- Mounting the Scaffold 1 - Gregor Narholz (imprint of Ren on her back)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden; Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel ("Hoek!")
- The Dancing School - Richard Myhill ("Garbage detail, Hoek!")
- In the Void - Paul Shaw, Dave Rogers [CPM] ("Hey buddy!")
- Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz; Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel ("Get me a photo of the rich guy, and I'll give you five bucks!")
- Orchestral Clash (b) - Gary Kettel; El Beso - Otto Sieben ("Five bucks?!")
- English Country Garden - Richard Myhill (Stimpy gives Mr. Noggin another package)
- Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (sliding door slammed again)
- Stealthy - William Loose [Capitol Records] ("Have you been talking to strange garbage cans again?")
- Orchestral Link 55 - Mike Sunderland ("How would you like your privacy invaded?")
- Orchestral Link 48 - Mike Sunderland ("See you on the other side.")
- Showtime Fill (e) - Gary Kettel ("Stop, Ren!")
- Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel; High Speed Action - Laurie Johnson ("I will not let him disgrace himself!")
- Showtime Fill (e), (g) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy squeezes through the sliding door)
- Eerie Dramatic (L-657) - Spencer Moore [Capitol Records] (plays when Ren walks through Mr. Noggin's penthouse)
- Oddball - David Mellor [CPM] (shot of hats on hangers)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; In Solitude - Christopher Payne, Paul Rogers [CPM] (shot of painting with head torn off)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden; Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel; Orchestral Link 45 - Mike Sunderland (Ren screams)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden (Mr. Noggin gasps)
- Orchestral Link 53 - Mike Sunderland ("He's just a head!")
- Chase (ZR-118) - George Hormel [Capitol Records] (Stimpy stands in front of Ren's camera)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (both play after "Chase (ZR-118)")
- Eerie Emotional (PG-190C) - Phil Green [Capitol Records] ("You don't understand! No one understands!")
- Cue the Action! (a) - Dick Walter (Ren chases Stimpy and Mr. Noggin around the room with a camera)
- Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Stimpy smashes through the window)
- Francesca Da Rimini - Symphonic Fantasia After Dante Op 32 - Peter Tchaikovsky, George Wilson [CPM] (Stimpy falling)
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel (plays after Ren yells for Stimpy, and again before Stimpy and Mr. Noggin fall on Mrs. Buttloaves)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy and Mr. Noggin land on Mrs. Buttloaves)
- Mendelssohn: Wedding March from "Midsummer Night's Dream" - Lee Ashley [OGM] (Mrs. Buttloaves and Mr. Noggin are love struck, as well as at the wedding)
- Marriage of Figaro - Overture - Wolfgang Mozart (ending)
- Orchestral Clash (b) - Gary Kettel (iris out)
Dog Tags:
- Bring on the Girls - Dennis Farnon (title card)
- Folli the Foal - Andrew Fenner (opening at home)
- Royal Tableau - Stuart Stirling ("You look so regal!")
- Without Walls B - Mladen Franko (Stimpy gives Ren his gavel)
- Keeping Busy - Terence Roper (Stimpy begs to come to the lodge meeting)
- Bell Plate Hit - Gary Kettel ("NO!")
- Orchestral Link 61 - Mike Sunderland ("They don't allow cats.")
- Orchestral Link 56 - Mike Sunderland ("I can pretend to be a dog.")
- Flute Link (d) - Richard Myhill ("Go on, make a fool out of yourself.")
- A Spring in Your Step - Graham Preskett (Stimpy runs to the kitchen)
- Showtime Fill (b) - Gary Kettel ("How do I look?")
- Bass Clarinet Effect [#38] - David Farnon [CPM]; Raspberry! (a) - Richard Myhill (Stimpy in "dog outfit")
- Jive at Five - Chris Walden (outside the lodge...)
- Clown's Walk A - Otto Sieben (Stimpy barking)
- Orchestral Link 53 - Mike Sunderland; Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (dogs thinking)
- Quick Step - Otto Sieben (Stimpy's allowed access to the club)
- Maproom Submix - Laurie Johnson (Ren elk spotting)
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel (elk peeing)
- Stealth by Night - Jack Coles (elk turns around)
- Battle at Sea - Johnny Pearson (elk throws a rock at Ren)
- Twelve Days of Christmas - Curtis Schwartz (elk flies away)
- Mental Torment - John Fox (Ren needs to do another test)
- Orchestral Link 22 - Mike Sunderland (shot of inside the lodge)
- Those Shiny Shoes - Ronnie Hazlehurst (Stimpy trying to hit a cat pinata)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (transition)
- Cannonball - John Horler [CPM] (Ren chasing a car)
- Minitake 15 A-E - Gerhard Narholz ("There, how's that?")
- Minitake 117 A-E - Gerhard Narholz ("Can I get in now?")
- Flute Link (d) - Richard Myhill ("A real dog could hotwire one!")
- Playful Pizzicato - Richard Harvey (Ren hotwiring a car)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; The Crime Busters - Ralph Dollimore (it's revealed to be a police car)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel (transition)
- A Hat, a Cane - Ronnie Hazlehurst (Ren walks up with a ball and chain)
- O Makalapua C - Kapono Beamer (Ren on island with a millionaire)
- Francesca Da Rimini - Symphonic Fantasia After Dante Op 32 - Peter Tchaikovsky, George Wilson [CPM] (Ren hijacks the plane and leaves the island)
- Birth of a Nation (b) - Keith Mansfield (Stimpy's awarded a crown)
- King Conga - Dennis Farnon (ceremonial conga heiney sniffing dance)
- Rimsky-Korsakov: The Flight of the Bumblebee - Lee Ashley [OGM] (list of Ren's tests)
- The Promised Land - Kay Rudd (building the pyramids)
- Hail to the Chief - Graham De Wilde (bit the president)
- Orchestral Clash (a) - Gary Kettel; Umfoloz - Claude Larson (performed the ceremonial bungee piercing)
- Scotland the Brave / The Rowan Tree - Rab Mathieson [CPM] (borrowed socks)
- Snare Drum - Rolls (e) - Gary Kettel ("There's only one test left to prove once and for all that you are a dog.")
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel ("Clean yourself in public!")
- Violin Link (c) - Richard Myhill (Ren in front of the crowd)
- Soothing Words - Otto Sieben (Ren sulks off the stage)
- Francesca Da Rimini - Symphonic Fantasia After Dante Op 32 - Peter Tchaikovsky, George Wilson [CPM] (Ren's going to commit suicide)
- Guitar Walk - Grahame Maclean, Barry Ryder (Stimpy drives up in a car)
- Dramatic Sting #9 - Dan Kirsten [OGM] (Stimpy screams and runs to Ren)
- Tchaikovsky: Love Theme from "Romeo and Juliet" - Lee Ashley [OGM] (Ren cries; Stimpy consoles him)
- Big Band Billboard #4 (1950's) - Henrik Nielsen [OGM] ("Idea!")
- When Irish Eyes Are Smiling/Mother Macree - John Godfrey, James Stewart [removed from APM site] (Ren, dressed as a cat, with Stimpy and his cat friends)
Obverse Retrospective - John Fiddy, Nat Peck, and Otto Sieben (Stimpy squeezes Mrs. Buttloaves into the elevator)
ReplyDeleteCan currently be found on Sonoton Music's website, but will eventually be on APM's website sometime in the near future.
https://www.sonofind.com/track/SONV0162
Another many thanks for your continued and great detective work!
DeleteGiven your aptitude for identifying classical arrangements, do you happen to know which version of Symphony Fantastique was used in "A Visit to Anthony" and "Hermit Ren?" My gut tells me it's among the Carlin Classical versions, because I don't hear the sections in either episode among Bruton's versions.
ReplyDeleteLove when little mistakes like these make ID'ing classical arrangements even harder than it is, thanks for solving this.
ReplyDelete-Bell Hops updates-
ReplyDelete- "Snare Drum - Rolls (E)" plays after "Ballad in F-Minor" ("A one and a two!")
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "Battle Hymn of the Republic (A)" (The bellhop oath)
- "Orchestral Slide (B)" plays at the same time as "Berlin 1945 A" and "Hawaiian Cocktail" ("I'll get the bag, you get the hag!")
- "Shark Alert" [#46] plays during "Strings and Harp" (Creepy music as Ren and Stimpy approach Mr. Noggin's door)
- "Snare Drum - Rolls (D)" plays as the same time as "Hail to the King" (Stimpy rejects gim)
- "Orchestral Slide (B)" plays at the same time as the second usage of "Berlin 1945 A" and "Hawaiian Cocktail" (Mrs. Buttloaves wants to be oiled)
- "Suspended Hit (A)" plays at the same time as "Declamatory Chords" ("Hoek!")
- "Orchestral Clash (B)" plays during the scene where Ren encounters the guy in the trash can (The guy pulls out his camera)
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "El Beso" ("Five bucks?!")
- "Showtime Fill (E)" plays during "Orchestral Link 48" ("Stop, Ren!")
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "High Speed Action" ("I will not let him disgrace himself!")
- "Orchestral Slide (B)" plays at the same time as "In Solitude" (Shot of painting with head torn off)
- "Suspended Hit (A)" plays at the same time as the second usage of "Declamatory Chords" (Sting when Ren screams). It plays again at the end of "Francesca Da Rimini" (Stimpy and Mr. Noggin land on Mrs. Buttloaves)
- Regarding this episode's unknown track, SABAM's cue sheet for this episode lists a track simply titled "Chase" as playing in this episode for 11 seconds, which is how long the unknown track's usage lasts. Since the track sounds very old-timey and low-quality, I'm assuming it's from Capitol Hi-Q. D-39/D-40 and D-47/D-48 both have tracks that are titled "Chase" both by Phil Green. D-39/D-40 has "Agitato Mechanical" and D-47/48 has "Eerie Emotional." Both of these reels are pretty much lost and unobtainable, so there's no way of knowing which "Chase" is the one the episode uses (if either of them is even the track at all). To me, it would most likely be the one on D-47/48, (3-PG-190B), since this episode also uses "Eerie Emotional"
-Dog Tags updates-
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays once "A Spring in Your Step" ends ("How do I look?")
- Reversed "Suspended Hit (A)" plays before "Orchestral Link 53" ends (Dogs thinking)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays after "Maproom Submix" (Elk peeing)
- "Suspended Hit (B)" plays after "Those Shiny Shoes" (Transition)
- "Orchestral Slide (B)" plays at the same time as "The Crime Busters" (It's revealed to be a police car)
- "Orchestral Clash (A)" plays at the same time as "Umfoloz" (Performed the ceremonial bungee piercing)
- "Suspended Hit (A)" plays after "Snare Drum - Rolls (E)" ("...clean yourself in public!")
I have one final theory about the unknown Bell Hops track: It's most likely from William Loose.
DeleteIt sounds really similar to his other dramatic tracks like "Mechanical Industrial Underscore" (C-53) as well as his other "Chase" cues on Hi-Q reel D-19/D-20 composition style-wise
It could very well be Loose's work, if only someone could come forward with the right reel.
DeleteI've also found some other odds and ends on GEMA from some pre-Magical Golden Singing Cheeses episodes.
- The Big Shot: The acoustic music when Ren is cradling the Gritty Kitty bag is probably "Muddy Lullaby" by Charlie Brissette and John K..
- A Visit to Anthony: "Dramatic Atmosphere C" by Mladen Franko is used when Anthony's dad says "These are the hands of a working man!"
- Son of Stimpy: According to GEMA, the arrangement of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" that Ren sings to was done by Charlie Brissette.
- A Yard Too Far: The Tchaikovsky Nutcracker flute arrangement is "The Nutcracker - Ballet Suite Op 71A -Dance of the Mirlitons" from Carlin Classical, not Sonia.
- Jimminy Lummox: An original piece by Chris Reccardi called "Psycho Bass" is used when Ren says "Of course..." and when he insists he's not getting mad. Between these, "The Waiting Silence" is briefly overlaid with "Voices from the Deep" by Dave Hewson when Ren says "and he knocks me down."
- Bass Masters: "Timpani Signal 1 [#44]" by Sammy Burdson briefly plays over the end of "Police Car Chase" when Wilbur Cobb heads for the boat dock.
- Hard Times for Haggis: Gema lists "Scotch Wrap" by Chris Reccardi as the second track on the list. Given this one is largely in order, this Reccardi track is likely the drums that overly "Dorinda Mc Clure" during the title card. "Into the City" is listed before "Haggis Walk," entirely likely that the guitar bit heard on the far shot when the cartoon fades back in is a separate composition not part of "Haggis Walk." Finally, "Psycho Bass" is used again, playing before and during "Erotic Nightmare."
- It's been listed here forever, but despite GEMA and SABAM listing it, I still can't seem to figure out which Harp Gliss variation is used in Ren's Bitter Half.
- I believe Eric Allen's "Ominous" is used again in "Hermit Ren," overlaying "Approaching Evil" when Ren destroys the dummy.
After listening back to it, I've changed the arrangement of Stars and Stripes Forever in Stimpy's Cartoon Show back to Graham De Wilde's arrangement, as comparing the two it sounds nothing like Erik Markman's arrangement, plus the last note is identical to De Wilde's.
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