Terminal Stimpy:
- Bereavement - Otto Sieben (title card)
- The Eternal Loser - Paddy Kingsland (opening)
- Asrael 2) Andante - Joseph Suk, George Wilson [CPM] (Obituaries)
- Happy Hippo - Eric Winstone (Ren asks Stimpy if he knows how many lives he has left)
- Ole, Ole - David Snell (Mexico flashback)
- Happy Hippo - Eric Winstone (photo album)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben ("...during the blizzard of '69.")
- Valse Impromptu - Franz Liszt (blizzard of '69 flashback)
- Happy Hippo - Eric Winstone ("So that makes, uh...")
- Climax for Strings 8 - Gregor Narholz (Ren warns Stimpy of not dying)
- Shark Alert [#47] - David Farnon [CPM]; Angel Voices D - Mladen Franko (shot of the furnace)
- Fire Opal - Therese Brenet (turning on the furnace)
- Dramatic Cue (h) - Ronald Hanmer (Stimpy's about to light a match)
- The Violin Lesson - Richard Myhill ("Man, this airline food goes right through ya!")
- Raspberry! (a) - Richard Myhill (Mr. Horse walks off camera)
- Emotion 10 - John Fox, Otto Sieben (Stimpy with tears in his eyes)
- Climax for Strings 8 - Gregor Narholz ("I gotta be careful.")
- Action Cut A - Gregor Narholz (Stimpy carefully walking across the floor)
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden ("REN!")
- Orchestral Climax 10 - Gregor Narholz ("What are you trying to do?!")
- Point of Departure N - Gregor Narholz ("You can't eat out of the trash!")
- Impressions of India II - Victor Cavini [removed from APM site] (shot of disgusting sandwich)
- Action Cut A - Gregor Narholz ("Everyone's got to cash in their chips sooner or later.")
- Orchestral Slide (c) - Gary Kettel ("You've just got to learn to accept it.")
- Timpani - Rolls (m) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy looks frightened)
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel; Easing Tension - Paul Orm, Peter Orm [CPM] ("Accept it... accept it...")
- Spot 3 - Trevor Bastow (5 Stages of Acceptance card)
- Nature's World [#17] - John Fox (Anger)
- Dramatic Sting #9 - Dan Kirsten [OGM]; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum ("TOAST?! HERE'S YOUR TOAST!")
- Nature's World [#17] - John Fox (Stimpy asks how he wants his coffee)
- Tea with Alice - Hans-Martin Majewski (Denial)
- Parasol Parade - Alec Gould; Orchestral Slide (a) - Gary Kettel (Bargaining)
- Bitter Aftermath - Richard Harvey (Depression)
- Silent Tears - Keith Nichols (at a bar)
- Springtime - Fiachra Trench (Acceptance)
- String Quartet in D Major - 3) Larghetto - Cesar Franck, George Wilson [CPM] ("Mister! Are you okay?")
- Short Roll [#14.5] - Eric Allen (Muddy collapses)
- String Quartet in D Major - 3) Larghetto - Cesar Franck, George Wilson [CPM] ("Do me another favor...")
- Short Roll [#14.5] - Eric Allen (Muddy collapses again)
- String Quartet in D Major - 3) Larghetto - Cesar Franck, George Wilson [CPM] ("Listen, kid!")
- Poetic Love Theme B - Mladen Franko (Stimpy throws Muddy)
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel ("He went with dignity.")
- Chinese Roll (a) - Gary Kettel; Poetic Love Theme B - Mladen Franko (bus drives away)
- Blue Blood G - Gregor Narholz ("Oh Ren, I'm home.")
- Stabat Mater 1) Stabat Mater Dolorosa - Giovanni Pergolesi, George Wilson [CPM] ("You know what, Ren? I looked death right in the eye.")
- Slapstick Effects 26 - David Bell; Splash Hit (d) - Gary Kettel (Stimpy starts an analogy)
- Blue Blood G - Gregor Narholz ("Stop! You're tearing my heart out!")
- Very End - Sam Fonteyn (Ren celebrates eventual demise)
- Amazing Grace - John Newton, John Wilberforce [CPM]; Shark Alert [#47] - David Farnon [CPM] (both tracks play at the same time right before the house blows up)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (Heaven)
- Washington Post - Len Ranle, John Sousa (Ren and Stimpy at the pearly gates)
- Showtime Fill (e), (g) - Gary Kettel (salesman listing things he wants)
- Washington Post - Len Ranle, John Sousa (ending)
Reverend Jack:
- Onward Christian Soldiers - Barrie Hingley (title card)
- Gramercy Swing - Jean-Pierre Fabien, Martin Taylor (opening)
- Western Sunsets - Richard Gilks (song that plays over Jack's loudspeaker)
- Toccata In D-Minor Bwv 565 - Johann Bach ("Mr. Cheese, sir...")
- Sequentia Rex Tremendae Majestatis - Antonin Rejcha, George Wilson [CPM] ("PITY" and "SELF PITY" on Jack's knuckles)
- Western Sunsets - Richard Gilks (wagon stops)
- Showtime Fill (e), (g) - Gary Kettel (drum roll)
- Year of Famine - Gregor Narholz (Jack is lowered from the ceiling/Jack turns his head towards Stimpy)
- Tupelo Shuffle - Paul Lenart, Duke Levine (Jack plays the guitar)
- Spot 3 - Trevor Bastow ("Now, back before time began...")
- Brave Jack - Keith Nichols (puppet show begins)
- Into Battle Again / Main Theme - Jean Clero ("But this blissful coexistence wouldn't last...")
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel ("...turned out to be...")
- Point of Departure M - Gregor Narholz ("...A BLOODTHIRSTY TWO-HORNED DEVIL!")
- Timpani Roll (e); Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel ("WHAT?!")
- Armed Attack - Jean Clero (Jack continues the story)
- Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Ren is hit with a rock)
- Moonlit Night - Harry Gregson-Williams; Dangerous A - Mladen Franko ("And behold...")
- Armed Attack - Jean Clero (Jack tells the cow to leave)
- Happy-Go-Lively - Laurie Johnson (Stimpy sells meat treats)
- Handel: The Hallelujah Chorus from "Messiah" (Chorus) - Lee Ashley [OGM] ("Yes, children, yes...")
- Slow Sax - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (that night...)
- Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill (Jack in his chamber)
- Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel; Wargames Linking Section (h) - Keith Mansfield ("That's not how you do it!")
- Preparing for Battle - Gerhard Trede ("Well, what are you standing around for?")
- Drums and Timpanis - Hans Conzelmann, Delle Haensch (drum music while performing the ceremony)
- Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel (plays on the last note of "Drums and Timpanis")
- Mambo Da Capo - Gerhard Narholz (Stimpy runs out)
- La Cucuracha - Roger Wootton [CPM] (at the baseball stadium)
- Preparing for Battle - Gerhard Trede ("Your butt worries are over, reverend.")
- ? ("Ah, now THAT'S what a butt should look like!")
- Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring - Johann Bach, Korpus Plooy [CPM] (meat robe)
- Sequentia Rex Tremendae Majestatis - Antonin Rejcha, George Wilson [CPM] (shot of skin hat)
- Liar's Song B - Igor Tuhmanov (choir)
- Toccata In D-Minor Bwv 565 - Johann Bach (ritual of putting meat on Ren and Stimpy's heads)
- Sequentia Rex Tremendae Majestatis - Antonin Rejcha, George Wilson [CPM] ("Daddy, I love you!")
- Declamatory Chords - Alan Braden ("Wake up!")
- The Promised Land - Kay Rudd (Jack describes his vision)
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel ("It's time for me to learn to drive!")
- Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel; Panic Patrol - Kenny Graham (meat wagon drives off)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (transition to the desert)
- Into Battle Again / Main Theme - Jean Clero ("Stimpy, I've been driving forever.")
- Nocturne 1 - John Scott; Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz ("Excuse me, reverend...")
- I Gave My Love a Cherry - Elisabeth Null (Jack puts on a record)
- Dramatic Cue (h) - Ronald Hanmer ("This isn't about the children!")
- Suspended Hit (a) - Gary Kettel; Panic Patrol - Kenny Graham ("Cripes! It's the highway meat patrol!")
- Green Hills of Tyrol / The Battle's O Er - Rab Mathieson [CPM]; Fraher's Jig - Rab Mathieson [CPM] (cop)
- Shock Horror (a) - Dick Walter ("Oh, the humanity!")
- Sphere Crystals - Gregor Narholz; The Pursuit of Evil - Bill Connor (Jack is nuts)
- Orchestral Slide (c) - Gary Kettel; The Last Post - Dick Walter; Funeral March - Gary Kettel ("You'll never serve meat in this town again!")
- Timpani Roll (e) - Gary Kettel; ("You're washed up, the show's over!")
- Dramatic Sting #9 - Dan Kirsten [OGM] ("Hand over your meat confectioner's license!")
- Showtime Fill (e) - Gary Kettel; Showtime Fill (g) - Gary Kettel; Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka Op.214 - Johann Strauss I (Jack escapes)
- Harp Gliss 1 [#19] - Otto Sieben (4 years later...)
- Brave Jack - Keith Nichols (Ren and Stimpy putting on a show)
- Suspended Hit (b) - Gary Kettel; Luo Drummers - David Bradnum (Ren hit with a rock again)
- Armed Attack - Jean Clero (Jack throwing stones)
- Brave Jack - Keith Nichols (ending)
Nice ID, always interesting to find lesser-used distributors/labels in this show.
ReplyDeleteGiven your prowess in identifying traditional/classical arrangements, do you think you could help me ID a few in some Beavis and Butt-Head episodes?
-Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and Star-Spangled Banner both in "The Mystery of Morning Wood."
-Two different cuts of Ride of the Valkyries in "Buff N Stuff" and "The Future of Beavis and Butt-Head."
-In the Hall of the Mountain King in the final episode of the original run, "Beavis and Butt-Head Are Dead."
I've searched APM and Warner/Chappell for these several times, but either they've been removed, aren't there, or I'm bad at identifying arrangements.
You can find Buff N Stuff, Future of, and Morning Wood in this playlist, as these three aren't on the Mike Judge Collection releases.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDd0kHwkhGfYgWzY_W-Mi64rpX5DGmwuN
I'll put the audio of the Mountain King cut on Google Drive for a while.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YSADO6u5VRKhRKPAjplMwUBuxQNjau-w/view?usp=sharing
Even comparing them I remain uncertain on both ones from Morning Wood, many thanks for the ID's on the other ones though.
ReplyDeleteComing back here a little later, I think the Valkyries arrangement in Buff 'N' Stuff is the same one in Future of, just exponentially pitched and sped up. I messed with the Bruton arrangement in Audacity, and I think I've closely matched the pitch with the one in the episode.
ReplyDeleteHey, I think "Funeral March" by Gary Kettel plays briefly during "Last Post" by Dick Walter and for the drum roll when the cop says, "You're washed up, the show's over!", I think it's either Timpani Roll (e) or (f). Just listen carefully to each recording before you pick your poison.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you have any contact with Allen J. or Toonzone since it's down, but I've filled a few unknown tracks today thanks to the GEMA database having a few entries for the show.
ReplyDelete- The unknown Fake Dad track seems to be an original composition by Charlie Brissette and Alexander Rannie called "Fake Dad Headquarters."
- Hermit Ren uses Jim Smith's "Space Madness Guitar" when the dummy introduces Fear.
- "Fighting Legions A" by Gregor Narholz plays alongside "Imminent Danger" in Magical Golden Singing Cheeses.
- The entry for A Hard Days Luck has tracks referred to by GEMA as "Low," "Audio Expert," and "My Kid," all by Chris Reccardi. As the GEMA entry is roughly in order by usage, I believe Low is "Yes, Mr. Haggis, sir?"/"Magic Leprechaun charm," Audio Expert is "clam flies through air," and My Kid is "Haggis pleads." I'm not 100% on the names, but it pretty much confirms these tracks are originals that Reccardi did. As for "drums as Haggis ascends," that track is "African Drums" by Hans Conzelmann and Delle Haensch.
- I've referred to this before on the Sabam sheet, but GEMA's sheet for I Love Chicken also refers to "Sudden End" by Conzelmann and Haensch as being in the episode. Listening again, it very much sounds like the ending sting is the bit used when Ren says "Marriage?!"
- The trio of unknown tracks in Eggyolkeo are referred to as "Beatnik Jazz" by Shawn Patterson.
- Haven't found the "My Shiny Friend" unknown yet, but an entry on its list has a work code referring to a Sam Fonteyn work under KPM.
- The Superstitious Stimpy track when Stimpy describes Tuesday the 17th is "Jewels of India (c)" by Richard Harvey, NOT "At the Museum."
- The Stupid Sidekick Union unknown when Ren says "Eh... you, uh, have any showbiz experience?" is "Death In Battle A" by Gregor Narholz.
- "Underwater Harp" by Otto Sieben plays in Ren's Brain between "Sublime Ghost" and "Set to Pounce."
- The Pen Pals unknown (Ren and Stimpy are blown up) is part of the end of "Death in the City," albeit really pitched down.
-Terminal Stimpy updates-
ReplyDelete- "Harp Gliss 1" [#19] (2:09) plays before "Valse Impromptu" ("...during the blizzard of '69.")
- The APM track "Angel Voices A" by Mladen Franko also breifly plays during "Shark Alert" [#47] and "Fire Opal" (Turning on the valve)
- "Timpani - Rolls (M)" plays at the same time as "Easing Tension" ("Accept it... accept it...")
- I think a pitched down "Orchestral Slide (A)" plays during "Parasol Parade" (Bargaining)
- "Short Roll" [#14.5] plays during "String Quartet in D Major" both times Muddy collapses dead in Stimpy's hands
- "Chinese Roll (A)" plays during "Poetic Love Theme B" ("He went with dignity."). It plays again after the same track (The bus drives away)
- "Splash Hit (D)" plays during "Slapstick Effects 26" (Stimpy starts an analogy)
- "Showtime Fill (B)" plays before the episode ends (The salesman says everything he wants)
-Reverend Jack updates-
- "Showtime Fill" (E) and (G) is the drum rollused after "Western Sunsets," Not (B)
- "Year of Famine" plays a second time in a row when Jack turns his head to Stimpy
- I think a pitched up "Suspended Hit (B)" plays at the same time as "Armed Attack" (Cow says "WHAT!?")
- Normal "Suspended Hit (B)" plays during "Armed Attack" (Ren is hit with a rock)
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "Wargames Linking Section (H)" ("That's not how you do it!")
- "Suspended Hit (B)" plays once "Drums and Timpanis" ends
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "Panic Patrol" (Meat wagon drives off)
- "Harp Gliss 1" [#19] (2:09) plays after "Panic Patrol" (Transition to in the desert)
- I think "Showtime Fill (J)" plays at the same time as the second usage of "Panic Patrol" ("Cripes! It's the highway meat patrol!")
- "Orchestral Slide (A)" plays at the same time as "The Last Post; Funeral March" ("You'll never serve meat in this town again!")
- "Showtime Fill (G)" plays at the same time as "Tritsch Trastch Polka" (Jack escapes)
- "Harp Gliss 1" [#19] (2:09) plays after "Tritsch Trastch Polka" ("4 years later" time card)
- "Suspended Hit (B)" plays after "Brave Jack" near the end (Ren gets hit with a rock again)