Sammy and Me:
- Appearing Live (a) - Dick Walter (title card)
- Children Signature - Erik Markman [OGM] (opening)
- Our Special Guest (e) - Dick Walter; Hot Liquorice (a) - Dick Walter; Timpani Effects [#30] - Sammy Burdson; Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel (mailman punches the mailbox)
- Orchestral Link 73 - Mike Sunderland; Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel (mailbox shakes)
- Send them Victorious (b) - Graham De Wilde ("It's here!")
- Big Band News #2 - Henrik Nielsen [OGM] (Stimpy runs off)
- Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy laughs diabolically)
- Cue the Action! (a) - Dick Walter ("My very own Sammy Mantis kit!")
- Static Link L - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy takes out the items)
- Heavenly Voies (a) - David Farnon; Mental Torment - John Fox ("Golly! Sammy's insect eye!")
- Orchestral Link 19 - Mike Sunderland (Stimpy sticks in the eye)
- Stripper Signature - Erik Markman [OGM]; Cue the Action! (a) - Dick Walter ("Yeah!")
- Our Special Guest (a) - Dick Walter ("Guess who I am, babe.")
- Showtime Fill (e), (g) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy acting like Sammy)
- Dames and Daggers (b) - Dick Walter; Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (sting)
- Bear Time - Ron Ronsted ("Lorne Greene?")
- Raspberry! (a) - Richard Myhill (Stimpy's disappointed)
- Flute Link (d) - Richard Myhill ("I know!")
- Bear Time - Ron Ronsted (Stimpy tries an impression)
- Dramatic Cue (h) - Ronald Hanmer ("Wally Cox?")
- Tuba Walk - Dick Walter ("Hmm...")
- Toyland - Paddy Kingsland (plays after "Tuba Walk")
- Flute Link (d) - Richard Myhill ("I know!")
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy under a spotlight)
- Mantid Man - Shawn Patterson, Bill Wray [original composition] (Stimpy sings this)
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Dramatic Impact 2 - Ivor Slaney ("Merv Tormel.")
- Rescue - Cecil Milner (Stimpy bites Ren's head)
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Dramatic Impact 2 - Ivor Slaney ("Cut out this Sammy Mantis crap and get to bed!")
- Hey, Hot Lips! (d) - Dick Walter (Stimpy walks away)
- Kleine Nachtmusik-Romance, Eine - Paul Gaechter, Wolfgang Mozart (that night...)
- Fast Flowing Rhythm - Eric Allen (right before "I'll do it!")
- Kleine Nachtmusik-Romance, Eine - Paul Gaechter, Wolfgang Mozart ("Alright.")
- Cue the Action! (c) - Dick Walter; Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (Sammy Kazootie)
- Orchestral Link 76 - Mike Sunderland ("Sammy, Sammy, Sammy!")
- Kleine Nachtmusik-Romance, Eine - Paul Gaechter, Wolfgang Mozart (Ren reading story)
- Death in the City - Jack Beaver; Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; Timpani Effects [#49] - Sammy Burdson ("Good night...")
- Drama Link (o) - Hubert Clifford ("...idiot.")
- Springtime - Fiachra Trench (the next morning)
- Drive the Jive - Chris Walden (Sammy appears)
- Hit and Run - Ralph Dollimore (Sammy leaves)
- Dames and Daggers (a) - Dick Walter (Stimpy takes a trash can)
- Erotic Nightmare - William Farran (shot of Stimpy's door)
- Bedlam - William Farran; Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Floating Beauty A - Mladen Franko (all play at the same time as Stimpy's pile is seen)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy ducks into his pile)
- Dames and Daggers (a) - Dick Walter (Stimpy in sneaking gear)
- [original composition by Shawn Patterson] (pan of the party)
- Lightning Finger Boogie (a) - Jonathan Starkey (Liberoche playing the piano)
- Playbill - Wilfred Burns; Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy's excited)
- Appearing Live (a) - Dick Walter (Sammy appears again)
- Mantid Man - Shawn Patterson, Bill Wray [original composition] (Sammy sings this)
- Mountain Story Bridge K - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy wakes up)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden ("Sammy!")
- [original composition by Shawn Patterson] ("I've always dreamed you bite my head off.")
- Psychogram E - Mladen Franko (Sammy eats Liberoche's head)
- Point of Departure O - Gregor Narholz (Sammy's in the darkness)
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel (Sammy jumps)
- Sandstorm - John Leach, George Fenton (Sammy lands in front of Stimpy)
- Human Misery B - Gregor Narholz ("Weren't you at my signing, man?")
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Point of Departure I - Gregor Narholz (Sammy lectures Stimpy)
- Timpani - Rolls (m); Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel ("...and steal MY dead skin?")
- Love Scene C - Mladen Franko (Stimpy cries)
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel; Hollywood Christmas [#70] - Gregor Narholz ("Oh, it's too much to hope for!")
- Mantid Man - Shawn Patterson, Bill Wray [original composition] (Stimpy and Sammy sing this)
- Carioca Girl - Gerhard Narholz (Stimpy in bed with mangled head)
The Last Temptation of Ren:
- Orchestral Slide (b) - Gary Kettel; Toccata In D-Minor Bwv 565 - Johann Bach (title card)
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel (fade to episode)
- Fashion on Parade - Ronald Hanmer (opening)
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Inferno - Fredric Bayco (oat lumps)
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel (oat lump falls into the pot)
- Set to Pounce - David Farnon [CPM] (Ren's impatient)
- Bonhomie - George Fenton, John Leach (Stimpy serves oatmeal)
- Small Triangle Hit (a) - Gary Kettel (Ren looks delighted)
- Fashion on Parade - Ronald Hanmer ("Enjoy your lumps, I'm off to see my stories!")
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Bits and Pieces - Ronald Hanmer (Ren choking)
- Animal Fair - Trevor Thornton [CPM] (Stimpy watching TV)
- Bits and Pieces - Ronald Hanmer (Ren choking some more)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (Ren's life flashes before his eyes)
- Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) - Johannes Brahms, Fiachra Trench (in the womb)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (transition)
- Inferno - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (war flashback)
- Oberlander - Wolfgang Kaltenbach (outhouse)
- Inferno - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (Stimpy runs for it)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (transition back to Ren)
- Dreamy Ghost - William Loose, John Seely [Capitol Records] (Ren's soul exits his body)
- Where Danger Lurks - Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy watching TV and crying)
- Dreamy Ghost - William Loose, John Seely [Capitol Records] (Stimpy laughs at the TV)
- Without Walls B - Mladen Franko (Ren floats upwards)
- Harp Gliss 2 [#21.5] - Otto Sieben (Ren reaches the top of the clouds)
- Whistling Rufus - John Godfrey, James Stewart (bus to purgatory)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden; Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel (sting when Ren sits next to a carcass)
- Without Walls B - Mladen Franko (choir music as Ren gets off the bus)
- Toccata In D-Minor Bwv 565 - Johann Bach (organ piece)
- The Cat from Peter and the Wolf - Sergei Prokofiev, Fiachra Trench [removed from APM site] (Wilbur Cobb)
- Easy Come Easy Go - Mike Sunderland (bug rolling cigar)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; Timpani Effects [#30] - Sammy Burdson; Inferno - Fredric Bayco (bug is greedy)
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; Timpani Effects [#30] - Sammy Burdson (Cobb kicks the bug)
- Canope - Helmuth Brandenburg, Claude Debussy (Wilbur Cobb lectures some more)
- Without Walls B - Mladen Franko ("And that's why I'm givin' you a second chance.")
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel ("Go back, Hoek, and tend thy garden.")
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah - George Handel (Ren promises not to let Cobb down)
- Crepe Suzette - Cyril Watters (Mr. Pipe appears)
- Angel Voices D - Mladen Franko; Vibe Link (a) - Richard Myhill (Ren descends to Earth)
- Military Conflict - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (Stimpy's watching TV with corpse Ren)
- Vibe Link (a) - Richard Myhill (Ren's soul returns to his body)
- Don Pasquale Operatic Chorus - Gaetano Donizetti, George Wilson [CPM] ("Stimpy, I'm back, I'm alive!")
- Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (transition)
- Symphony #101 "Clock" 2nd Mvt. - Franz Haydn, Fiachra Trench (Ren throws possessions into the fire)
- Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Shock Scenes - Gregor Narholz (Ren mowing lawn at night)
- Orchestral Link 62 - Mike Sunderland (Next Morning)
- Happy Golightly - John Fiddy ("I have something to get off my chest.")
- Lonely Soul - John Fox (Ren makes a confession)
- Funeral March - Gary Kettel ("...every last cent of it.")
- Timpani Effects [#30] - Sammy Burdson; Travellin' On (b) - Graham Preskett ("A million bucks?!")
- Showtime (a) - Robert Sharples (later...)
- Temple Dance - George Fenton, John Leach; Audivi Vocem - Thomas Tallis [CPM] (Ren meditating)
- Twang Bar Blues 1 - Steve Byrd (Stimpy driving around the house)
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel (transition)
- Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Shock Scenes - Gregor Narholz (Ren mowing lawn again)
- Main Street - Alec Gould ("Care to join us for a dip?")
- Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Shock Scenes - Gregor Narholz ("Go swimming in the pious pool of sorrow!")
- Main Street - Alec Gould ("Okay, Ren!")
- Pictures of India - Klaus Wuesthoff [removed from APM site] (Ren whipping himself at the table)
- Beethoven: Minuet - Lee Ashley [OGM] (Stimpy eating a good meal)
- Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Shock Scenes - Gregor Narholz; Audivi Vocem - Thomas Tallis [CPM] ("You mark my words, Mr. Greedy Glutton...")
- Beethoven: Minuet - Lee Ashley [OGM] ("Okay, suit yourself.")
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel; Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Shock Scenes - Gregor Narholz; Bits and Pieces - Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy's choking)
- Timpani - Military (a) - Gary Kettel (Ren stops himself)
- Berlin 1945 A - Gregor Narholz; Comic Tension (c) - Dick Walter; Without Walls B - Mladen Franko (Ren looks at all the possessions)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (Ren imagines himself driving the race car)
- Comic Tension (c) - Dick Walter; Showtime Fill (e) - Gary Kettel; Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel (daydream ends)
- Elusive - Len Stevens ("I'll, uh, go for help!")
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; The Promised Land - Kay Rudd (Ren runs into Wilbur Cobb)
- Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Ren saves Stimpy)
- The Cat from Peter and the Wolf - Sergei Prokofiev, Fiachra Trench (ending)
-Sammy and Me updates-
ReplyDelete- The last two notes of "Hot Liquorice (A)," "Timpani - Glissandos (A)," and "Suspended Hit (B)" all play at the same time after "Children Signature" (Mailman punches the mailbox)
- The tail end of "Cue the Action! (A)" plays at the same time as "Stripper Signature" ("Yeah!")
- Either "Snare Drum - Rolls" (D) or (E) play after "Our Special Guest (A)" (Stimpy acting like Sammy)
- A high-pitched trumpet track overlays "Dames and Daggers (B)" (Sting)
- "Chinese Roll (A)" plays before the first usage of "Mantid Man" (Stimpy under a spotlight)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays at the same time as "Dramatic Impact 2" ("Cut out this Sammy Mantis crap and get to bed!")
- The last note of "Death in the City" plays at the same time as "Orchestral Slide (B)" (Ren throws the book in the fire)
- I think "Large Sound" by Eric Allen also plays during all the three other tracks that play when Stimpy's pile is shown
- Reversed "Suspended Hit (A)" plays at the end of all those tracks (Stimpy ducks into his pile)
- "Mountain Story Bridge K" by Gregor Narholz plays before "Declamatory Chords" (Stimpy wakes up dizzy)
- "Orchestral Slide (B)" plays during "Point of Departure O" (Sammy jumps)
- "King Lear E" plays during "Point of Departure O" too (Sammy lands in front of Stimpy)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays at the same time as "Point of Departure I" (Sammy lectures Stimpy)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" and "Orchestral Slide (B)" both play together during "Point of Departure I" ("...and steal MY dead skin!?")
- "Chinese Roll (A)" plays at the same time as "Hollywood Christmas" ("Oh, it's too much to hope for!")
-The Last Temptation updates- [Side note: This episode isn't called "The Last Temptation of Ren," just "The Last Temptation"]
- Some drum hit track (Maybe "Luo Drummers") and "Orchestral Clash (B)" play right when the title card is shown
- "Timpani Roll (E)" plays during "Inferno" in the first deleted scene
- "Small Triangle Hit (A)" plays after "Bonhomie" (Ren looks delighted)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays at the same time as "Bits and Pieces" (Ren choking)
- "Harp Gliss 1" [#19] (2:09) plays after "Bits and Pieces" (Every transition during the flashback scene)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" and "Suspended Hit (B)" play together at the same time as "Declamatory Chords" (Sting when Ren sits next to a carcass)
- "Suspended Hit (A)" plays at the same time as "Inferno" (Bug is greedy). It plays again when the same track ends (Cobb kicks the bug). It plays a third time at the same time as "Hallelujah Chorus" (Ren promises not to let Cobb down)
- I think "Angel Voices D" by Mladen Franko plays slightly pitched up during "Vibe Link (A)" (Ren descends to Earth)
- "Vibe Link (A)" plays again after "Military Conflict" (Ren's soul returns to his body)
- "Suspended Hit (B)" plays once "Don Pasquale Operatic Chorus" ends (Transition)
- "Timpani - Glissandos (A)" plays at the same time as "Travellin' On (B)" ("A million bucks?!")
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays at the same time as the second usage of "Bits and Pieces" (Stimpy choking)
- "Timpani - Military (A)" plays after "Bits and Pieces" ends (Ren stops himself)
- "Harp Gliss 1" [#19] (2:09) plays sped up during the scene when Ren is looking at his possessions (Ren daydreams about driving a race car)
- "Showtime Fill" (E) and (G) play at the same time as "Elusive" ("I'll, uh, go for help!")
- "Suspended Hit (B)" plays at the same time as "The Promised Land" (Ren runs into Wilbur Cobb)
- "Timpani - Glissandos (A)" and "Suspended Hit (B)" play together after "The Promised Land" (Ren punches Stimpy, stopping him from choking)
Hi, just want to say that this is my favorite music identification for this show and by far the most up to date one; but do you think it's possible that you could post Adult Party Cartoon here too? It's inconvenient to have to switch between tabs when searching a song in the chance that it might've played in APC also.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately probably not. I haven't seen much of APC nor do I care to, plus my intention here was always to chronicle just the original run of R&S episodes.
DeleteThat makes sense.
DeleteThe Last Temptation update:
ReplyDelete"Timpani Effects [#49]" (AKA either the first or second effect on SONV 252) plays after "Elusive" and right before "The Promised Land" (Ren runs into Wilbur Cobb)
Sammy and Me update:
ReplyDeleteBeen searching through the GEMA, and by using their work numbers, I'm pretty confident that the unnamed original cues in this episode were composed by Shawn Patterson (Would make sense considering he was the music editor of the show, and the fact that Nicolas Carr did similar stuff with SpongeBob)