Space Ghost: Coast to Coast Stock Music List

[Unclesporkums]

"Can you really know a man" from Switcheroo 2 is "May Morning" by Carlos Leresche [Kosinus]

 

[Classic Speedy]

"Can you really know a man" from Switcheroo 2 is "May Morning" by Carlos Leresche [Kosinus]

Added, thanks!

 

[Unclesporkums]

You're welcome. Also, you've accidentally put "Lover's Dream" in Switcheroo, when it belongs in Mayonnaise.

 

[MattPan]

I found a track in "Intense Patriotism" that hasn't been listed yet!

"Land of Hope & Glory", composed by Edward Elgar and arranged by Chris Payne (in CPM) is played by Zorak when Space Ghost brags about how his show is still airing while Jeff Foxworthy's isn't.

 

[Classic Speedy]

I found a track in "Intense Patriotism" that hasn't been listed yet!

"Land of Hope & Glory", composed by Edward Elgar and arranged by Chris Payne (in CPM) is played by Zorak when Space Ghost brags about how his show is still airing while Jeff Foxworthy's isn't.

Added, thanks! BTW this isn't found on Universal Production Music's site, it's at Warner Chappell's site though.

 

[MattPan]

Also don't quote me on this, but the metal music during Unreasonable Demands in "King Dead" vaguely sound like Matt Maiellaro performing original music.
It wouldn't shock me considering he's done stuff for the later seasons and other Adult Swim shows.

 

[Unclesporkums]

Yes, I figured the same.

 

[Classic Speedy]

It's been a long time, but I finally identified another: "Sue Line 2" by Trace Wiren is the end credits music for "Waiting For Edward"- though they added a keyboard melody on top of it.

 

[Unclesporkums]

Great job! "Now get back to work, you fat humps!"

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found another: "Cartoon, Music" (Theme 2: Full Mix, Confusion, Busy, Fast Tempo) by Sound Ideas - heard in "Pilot" when Lokar plays the piano.

 

[Classic Speedy]

Possibly found another track. Aha Music Identifier says that the music heard over the "Waiting" screens during the 1998 episodes is from the audio book of The Wonderful Adventures of Nils (of the Encore's World Masterpiece series). I found the video where it plays (skip to 3:02) - problem is, I don't know if this audio book used an existing piece or if it's an original composition. Anyone know?

EDIT: Found another one: "String Tension No. 2" by Michael Neville Hankinson [Parry Music], which plays in "Warren". I believe that's the last unidentified track for that episode!

EDIT: From the same album: "Stabs and Stings 2" by Michael Neville Hankinson [Parry Music] plays in "Batmantis".

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found another: "Video Cues 2" by Hendrix Bekker [Parry Music], which plays in "Jacksonville".

EDIT: I'm on a roll today: "Stadium Clap" by Alain James Leroux and James Joseph Kalamasz [Parry Music] plays in "Chinatown".

EDIT 2: Last one for today: "Sangotay" by Mauricio Venegas [JW Media Music] also plays in "Chinatown".

 

[Unclesporkums]

Thanks for finding these ones!

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found another, courtesy of Aha!: "Home Life (Alternate - Solo Piano)" by Roger Webb [Parry Music], which plays in "Baffler Meal".

 

[Unclesporkums]

Ah, finally. Strangely, the aha app never worked for me when I ran it across that scene over and over again.

 

[Classic Speedy]

Ah, finally. Strangely, the aha app never worked for me when I ran it across that scene over and over again.

I gave up using the browser plug-in, it's finicky. I have better luck with the online version where you can upload an entire recording.

 

[Unclesporkums]

Thanks for the advice!

 

[Classic Speedy]

No prob. There's also this site I found recently- it's another case where you upload recordings.

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found some more, which all play in "BooBooKitty":
-Drama Link (4) - Brian Laurence Bennett [Music House]
-Drama Link (6) - Brian Laurence Bennett [Music House]
-Drama Link (7) - Brian Laurence Bennett [Music House]
-Drama Link (27) - Brian Laurence Bennett [Music House]
-Drama Link (42) - Brian Laurence Bennett [Music House]

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found another one, courtesy of Aha: "Zion Train" by Terry Devine-King and Winston Francis [Cavendish Music], which plays in "Idlewild South".