I thank composer Marcel Barsotti and director Philip Brenke that they let me do a spotlight episode on the score for the German thriller “Forgiveness: Ten Years Without Spring“. The album is available from December 12th on, everywhere you can stream and/or download music.

<p>I thank composer <strong>Marcel Barsotti</strong> and director <strong>Philip Brenke</strong> that they let me do a spotlight episode on the score for the German thriller “<strong>Forgiveness: Ten Years Without Spring</strong>“. The album is available from December 12th on, everywhere you can stream and/or download music.</p>

SPOTLIGHT: Forgiveness: Ten Years Without Spring by Marcel Barsotti

Josh from Film Score And More is once again Lasses guest on Track Swap. This time, they talk about scores for family adventure movies, one from America by Alan Silvestri and one from Germany by Ralf Wengenmayr.

<p>Josh from Film Score And More is once again Lasses guest on Track Swap. This time, they talk about scores for family adventure movies, one from America by Alan Silvestri and one from Germany by Ralf Wengenmayr.</p>

Track Swap #23 – Museums and Engine Drivers

Edmund Meinerts returns to Track Swap. This time, him and Lasse focus on Video Game adaptations based on the works of Tolkien. How do those scores compare to the Howard Shore masterpieces? Tune in and find out!

<p>Edmund Meinerts returns to Track Swap. This time, him and Lasse focus on Video Game adaptations based on the works of Tolkien. How do those scores compare to the Howard Shore masterpieces? Tune in and find out!</p>

Track Swap #22 – One Sound to Rule Them All

On the newest Track Swap Special, Lasse introduces EARTH, the most recent and this time fully electronic album by composer Marcel Barsotti, available for purchase and streaming pretty much everywhere from March 28th on.https://www.marcelbarsotti.com/en/earth-das-neue-album/

<p>On the newest Track Swap Special, Lasse introduces EARTH, the most recent and this time fully electronic album by composer Marcel Barsotti, available for purchase and streaming pretty much everywhere from March 28th on.</p><p><a href="https://www.marcelbarsotti.com/en/earth-das-neue-album/?fbclid=IwAR0t2r7qt6lZRwN67h9fZjI2ZykbpI72gjTP609_BBKkf9O0B_cL_aUyPuU" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.marcelbarsotti.com/en/earth-das-neue-album/</a></p>

Track Swap Special – Earth by Marcel Barsotti

This time, the guest on Track Swap is German composer Christoph Zirngibl. The topic of the day: Superheroes! Christoph brought an often overlooked score by a true master, while Lasse took the chance and picked a track by a female composer! Can you guess what their choices are?Link:https://christophzirngibl.com/

<p>This time, the guest on Track Swap is German composer Christoph Zirngibl. The topic of the day: Superheroes! Christoph brought an often overlooked score by a true master, while Lasse took the chance and picked a track by a female composer! Can you guess what their choices are?</p><p>Link:</p><p><a href="https://christophzirngibl.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_EGU1OznWvUP-h51EXZ6azuPT0_LfJMY0uAYsBTxxJrggnBbieI9IMjg" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://christophzirngibl.com/</a></p>

Track Swap #21 – Heroes in the Dark

On this year’s first regular episode of Track Swap, Edmund Meinerts joins Lasse as a guest. One of them brought a Video Game Score, while the other chose some music from an 80’s Family Fantasy Film.

<p>On this year’s first regular episode of Track Swap, Edmund Meinerts joins Lasse as a guest. One of them brought a Video Game Score, while the other chose some music from an 80’s Family Fantasy Film.</p>

Track Swap #20 – Gods and Robbers

Welcome back to Track Swap! Lasse Vogt is counting down his favorite scores of the previous year – nothing more, nothing less! Are some of your favorites among his choices? Were you familiar with all of them or did you discover something new? Tune in, sit back and enjoy some very entertaining recommendations by your friendly neighborhood German Guy!

<p>Welcome back to Track Swap! Lasse Vogt is counting down his favorite scores of the previous year – nothing more, nothing less! Are some of your favorites among his choices? Were you familiar with all of them or did you discover something new? Tune in, sit back and enjoy some very entertaining recommendations by your friendly neighborhood German Guy!</p>

Track Swap Special – Favorite Scores of 2021

For the last episode of the year, Jen Wolff joins Track Swap once again! Let us stay within the festive spirit of the holidays and listen to some wonderful seasonal music. We wish you a very Happy and hopefully successful New Year!

<p>For the last episode of the year, Jen Wolff joins Track Swap once again! Let us stay within the festive spirit of the holidays and listen to some wonderful seasonal music. We wish you a very Happy and hopefully successful New Year!</p>

Track Swap #19 – No Nuts, No Glory

Erik Woods returns to Track Swap! Although his pick is definitely christmassey, it is not exactly the kind of music you would want to play while the family is around. But that is the kind of stuff Lasse really enjoys having on the show! Fittingly, his choices are also a little bit unusual, even though they are from a Christmas movie. Sit back, enjoy and Happy Holidays!

<p>Erik Woods returns to Track Swap! Although his pick is definitely christmassey, it is not exactly the kind of music you would want to play while the family is around. But that is the kind of stuff Lasse really enjoys having on the show! Fittingly, his choices are also a little bit unusual, even though they are from a Christmas movie. Sit back, enjoy and Happy Holidays!</p>

Track Swap #18 – Scary Night, Hurried Night

Finally, Todd Horan is joining Track Swap. In the second Christmas episode of the season, Todd brings a kinda forgotten 80’s classic to the table, while Lasse’s choice is, again, much more recent.

<p>Finally, Todd Horan is joining Track Swap. In the second Christmas episode of the season, Todd brings a kinda forgotten 80’s classic to the table, while Lasse’s choice is, again, much more recent.</p>

Track Swap #17 – Are You A Mean One, Mr. Claus?

We discuss the scores, soundtracks and media music we love, along with a healthy dose of Disney!

Fantastic podcast. I love the Main Street monologue especially the Blu-ray and Halloween movie and music episodes.

Great

I don’t listen to podcasts, but ever since my daughter introduced me to this, I have been listening since. There is a certain something about this team and what they put out there reflects on how well they work together, their creativity, and their talents. Well done! You guys are simply amazing!

Talented Crew

Sideshow Sound Radio

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/score-guide-the-force-awakens-2015.mp3Rebels, welcome one and all to another special Star Wars Score Guide! There has been an awakening. Have you felt it? In celebration of the recent Blu-ray release, it is time we talk Star Wars Episode VII – The Force Awakens, and the welcome return of composer John Williams! Join Captain Wend and the coolest cat this side of Coruscant, Will Dodson back onboard the SSR-15 as they discuss the latest movie in the Star Wars saga, The Force Awakens! Supported by their trusty band of Rebels*, your hosts guide you through another amazing score by the maestro, discussing and geeking out over all the new themes, old themes, songs, orchestration and their favourite musical moments from this latest masterpiece! So much anticipation, heaps of expectation, but did Williams rise to the challenge? Of course! If you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it, then you’re in for one hell of a ride! *The GREATEST of thanks to our Rebel Alliance who helped make this episode as great as it is, and continue to support us with their musical insights and amazing film music analysis, it is very much appreciated: Dane Walker, Chad Hopkins, Erik Woods, Rob Rawdon, Ian Crabb, Andrew Steele, Tiago Gomes, David Klein and Joel Griswell! Release Star Wars: The Force Awakens Walt Disney Records (2015) Timestamps 0:00:00 – Skit Featuring Xander Stobbs, Will Dodson, Andrew Steele, Ian Crabb, Rob Dodson &amp; Wendell Jones 0:09:34 – 1. Main Title and The Attack on the Jakku Village Rebels: Dane Walker, Chad Hopkins 0:19:17 – 2. The Scavenger 0:23:43 – 3. I Can Fly Anything 0:28:27 – 4. Rey Meets BB-8 0:30:39 – 5. Follow Me Rebel: Erik Woods 0:37:27 – 6. Rey’s Theme Rebels: Rob Rawdon, Chad Hopkins 0:43:28 – John Williams on Rey’s Theme 0:45:58 – 7. The Falcon Rebel: Ian Crabb 0:51:16 – 8. That Girl with the Staff 0:54:49 – 9. The Rathtars! 0:57:17 – Star Wars Celebration Audience Trailer Reaction 0:57:52 – 10. Finn’s Confession 1:00:05 – Cantina Music 1:02:56 – 11. Maz’s Counsel Rebel: Chad Hopkins 1:06:23 – 12. The Starkiller Rebel: Andrew Steele 1:11:37 – 13. Kylo Ren Arrives at the Battle 1:14:41 – 14. The Abduction 1:17:54 – 15. Han and Leia Rebel: Chad Hopkins 1:21:07 – 16. March of the Resistance Rebels: Tiago Gomes, David Klein 1:26:18 – 17. Snoke 1:28:55 – 18. On the Inside 1:31:49 – 19. Torn Apart 1:35:33 – 20. The Ways of the Force 1:39:33 – 21. Scherzo for X-Wings 1:42:20 – 22. Farewell and The Trip 1:47:06 – 23. The Jedi Steps and Finale Rebel: Joel Griswell

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/score-guide-the-force-awakens-2015.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/score-guide-the-force-awakens-2015.mp3</a>Rebels, welcome one and all to another special <strong>Star Wars Score Guide</strong>! There has been an awakening. Have you felt it? In celebration of the recent Blu-ray release, it is time we talk Star Wars Episode VII – <strong>The Force Awakens</strong>, and the welcome return of <strong>composer John Williams</strong>!</p> <p>Join Captain Wend and the coolest cat this side of Coruscant, Will Dodson back onboard the SSR-15 as they discuss the latest movie in the <strong>Star Wars saga</strong>, The Force Awakens! Supported by their trusty band of <strong>Rebels</strong>*, your hosts guide you through another <em>amazing</em> score by the maestro, discussing and geeking out over all the new themes, old themes, songs, orchestration and their favourite musical moments from this latest masterpiece!</p> <p>So much anticipation, heaps of expectation, but did Williams rise to the challenge? Of course!</p> <p>If you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it, then you’re in for one hell of a ride!</p> <p>*The GREATEST of thanks to our Rebel Alliance who helped make this episode as great as it is, and continue to support us with their musical insights and amazing <strong>film music analysis</strong>, it is very much appreciated: <em>Dane Walker, Chad Hopkins, Erik Woods, Rob Rawdon, Ian Crabb, Andrew Steele, Tiago Gomes, David Klein and Joel Griswell!</em></p> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Star Wars: The Force Awakens<em> Walt Disney Records (2015)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>0:00:00 – <em>Skit</em></h4> <h4><em>Featuring Xander Stobbs, Will Dodson, Andrew Steele, Ian Crabb, Rob Dodson &amp; Wendell Jones</em></h4> <h4>0:09:34 – 1. Main Title and The Attack on the Jakku Village</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Dane Walker, Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>0:19:17 – 2. The Scavenger</h4> <h4>0:23:43 – 3. I Can Fly Anything</h4> <h4>0:28:27 – 4. Rey Meets BB-8</h4> <h4>0:30:39 – 5. Follow Me</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Erik Woods</em></h4> <h4>0:37:27 – 6. Rey’s Theme</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Rob Rawdon, Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>0:43:28 – <em>John Williams on Rey’s Theme</em></h4> <h4>0:45:58 – 7. The Falcon</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Ian Crabb</em></h4> <h4>0:51:16 – 8. That Girl with the Staff</h4> <h4>0:54:49 – 9. The Rathtars!</h4> <h4>0:57:17 – <em>Star Wars Celebration Audience Trailer Reaction</em></h4> <h4>0:57:52 – 10. Finn’s Confession</h4> <h4>1:00:05 – <em>Cantina Music</em></h4> <h4>1:02:56 – 11. Maz’s Counsel</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>1:06:23 – 12. The Starkiller</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Andrew Steele</em></h4> <h4>1:11:37 – 13. Kylo Ren Arrives at the Battle</h4> <h4>1:14:41 – 14. The Abduction</h4> <h4>1:17:54 – 15. Han and Leia</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>1:21:07 – 16. March of the Resistance</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Tiago Gomes, David Klein</em></h4> <h4>1:26:18 – 17. Snoke</h4> <h4>1:28:55 – 18. On the Inside</h4> <h4>1:31:49 – 19. Torn Apart</h4> <h4>1:35:33 – 20. The Ways of the Force</h4> <h4>1:39:33 – 21. Scherzo for X-Wings</h4> <h4>1:42:20 – 22. Farewell and The Trip</h4> <h4>1:47:06 – 23. The Jedi Steps and Finale</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Joel Griswell</em></h4>

Score Guide – Star Wars The Force Awakens (2015)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/score-guide-the-last-jedi-2017.mp3Rebels, it’s time to let old things die! A belated Happy New Year from the Score Guide team, welcome one and all to our 9th Star Wars Score Guide! In celebration of the recent cinematic release, it is time we talk Star Wars Episode VIII – The Last Jedi, and the stellar score by composer John Williams! Join Captain Wend, his co-pilot Will Dodson and hopeless droid Claude back on board the SSR-15 as they discuss the latest movie in the Star Wars saga, The Last Jedi! Supported by their expert band of Rebels*, your hosts guide you through the soundtrack release, discussing, analysing and chestbeating over the surplus of old themes, new themes, surprising motifs, jaw-dropping orchestration and their favourite musical moments from this latest action showpiece! *We want to give a GALACTIC thank you to our strongest Rebel Alliance yet for dropping musical bombshells and insights that made this episode one of our greatest to date: Dane Walker, Megan Culley, Joscha Sauerland, Jennifer Wolff, Mike Watson, Mark Carman, Matthew Brown and Jamie Burns. Release Star Wars: The Last Jedi Walt Disney Records (2017) Timestamps 0:00:00 – Skit Featuring Jamie Burns, Xander Stobbs, Will Dodson, Megan Culley, Wendell Jones &amp; Ian Crabb 0:09:53 – 1. Main Title and Escape 0:22:07 – 2. Ahch-To Island 0:27:59 – 3. Revisiting Snoke Rebel: Dane Walker 0:36:13 – 4. The Supremacy 0:40:44 – 5. Fun With Finn and Rose 0:43:59 – 6. Old Friends 0:46:49 – 7. The Rebellion is Reborn 0:50:35 – 8. Lesson One 0:54:21 – 9. Canto Bight Rebel: Megan Culley (Professional Story Topper) 0:58:16 – 10. Who Are You? 58:57 – The Death Star Motif 1:03:08 – 11. The Fathiers Rebels: Joscha Sauerland and Megan Culley (Starkiller Base Sanitation)  1:09:37 – 12. The Cave 1:13:54 – 13. The Sacred Jedi Texts 1:17:53 – 14. A New Alliance Rebels: Jennifer Wolff and Megan Culley (Professional Rey Defender) 1:25:04 – 15. Chrome Dome Rebel: Megan Culley (President of the Vice Admiral Holdo Fan Club)  1:30:28 – 16. The Battle of Crait Rebels: Mike Watson, Dane Walker and Mark Carman  1:43:04 – 17. The Spark Rebels: Matthew Brown, Joscha Sauerland, Jennifer Wolff and Dane Walker  1:57:42 – 18. The Last Jedi 1:59:37 – 19. Peace and Purpose 2:03:55 – 20. Finale Rebels: Joscha Sauerland and Megan Culley (Confirmed Nerd)  2:16:10 – How It Should End Credits by Jamie Burns

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/score-guide-the-last-jedi-2017.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/score-guide-the-last-jedi-2017.mp3</a>Rebels, it’s time to let old things die! A belated Happy New Year from the <strong>Score Guide</strong> team, welcome one and all to our 9th <strong>Star Wars Score Guide</strong>! In celebration of the recent cinematic release, it is time we talk <strong>Star Wars Episode VIII</strong> – <strong>The Last Jedi</strong>, and the stellar score by <strong>composer John Williams</strong>!</p> <p>Join Captain Wend, his co-pilot Will Dodson and hopeless droid Claude back on board the SSR-15 as they discuss the latest movie in the <strong>Star Wars saga</strong>, The Last Jedi! Supported by their expert band of <strong>Rebels</strong>*, your hosts guide you through the soundtrack release, discussing, analysing and chestbeating over the surplus of old themes, new themes, surprising motifs, jaw-dropping orchestration and their favourite musical moments from this latest action showpiece!</p> <p>*We want to give a GALACTIC thank you to our strongest Rebel Alliance yet for dropping musical bombshells and insights that made this episode one of our greatest to date: <em>Dane Walker, Megan Culley, Joscha Sauerland, Jennifer Wolff, Mike Watson, Mark Carman, Matthew Brown and Jamie Burns.</em></p> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Star Wars: The Last Jedi<em> Walt Disney Records (2017)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>0:00:00 – <em>Skit</em></h4> <h4><em>Featuring Jamie Burns, Xander Stobbs, Will Dodson, Megan Culley, Wendell Jones &amp; Ian Crabb</em></h4> <h4>0:09:53 – 1. Main Title and Escape</h4> <h4>0:22:07 – 2. Ahch-To Island</h4> <h4>0:27:59 – 3. Revisiting Snoke</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Dane Walker</em></h4> <h4>0:36:13 – 4. The Supremacy</h4> <h4>0:40:44 – 5. Fun With Finn and Rose</h4> <h4>0:43:59 – 6. Old Friends</h4> <h4>0:46:49 – 7. The Rebellion is Reborn</h4> <h4>0:50:35 – 8. Lesson One</h4> <h4>0:54:21 – 9. Canto Bight</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Megan Culley (Professional Story Topper)</em></h4> <h4>0:58:16 – 10. Who Are You?</h4> <h4>58:57 – <em>The Death Star Motif</em></h4> <h4>1:03:08 – 11. The Fathiers</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Joscha Sauerland and Megan Culley (Starkiller Base Sanitation)<br/> </em></h4> <h4>1:09:37 – 12. The Cave</h4> <h4>1:13:54 – 13. The Sacred Jedi Texts</h4> <h4>1:17:53 – 14. A New Alliance</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jennifer Wolff and Megan Culley (Professional Rey Defender)</em></h4> <h4>1:25:04 – 15. Chrome Dome</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Megan Culley (President of the Vice Admiral Holdo Fan Club)<br/> </em></h4> <h4>1:30:28 – 16. The Battle of Crait</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Mike Watson, Dane Walker and </em><em>Mark Carman </em></h4> <h4>1:43:04 – 17. The Spark</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Matthew Brown, Joscha Sauerland, Jennifer Wolff and Dane Walker<br/> </em></h4> <h4>1:57:42 – 18. The Last Jedi</h4> <h4>1:59:37 – 19. Peace and Purpose</h4> <h4>2:03:55 – 20. Finale</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Joscha Sauerland and Megan Culley (Confirmed Nerd)<br/> </em></h4> <h4>2:16:10 – <em>How It Should End Credits by Jamie Burns</em></h4>

Score Guide – Star Wars The Last Jedi (2017)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/score-guide-rogue-one-2016.mp3Join Rebel host Wend and co-pilot Will Dodson on the SSR-15, for the first and only special Star Wars Score Guide of 2017! In celebration of the recent Blu-ray release, they guide you through the incredible score to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, by composer Michael Giacchino. Your hosts explore all the themes and adaptations, gush over their favourite musical moments in each cue and take you the listener on an informative and entertaining web John Williams spun, navigate his many themes and motifs, old and new, highlight their favourite moments in each cue and take you their passenger, their loyal listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the soundtrack release with the help of their proud Rebel Alliance*. *We want to give a GALACTIC thank you to our strongest Rebel Alliance yet for burning down Imperial flags across the galaxy, protecting the Kyber crystals, and giving us better musical insights than ever: Rob Rawdon, Jamie Burns, Megan Culley, Dane Walker, Jennifer Wolff, Tiago Gomes and Thomas Midena. Rebels everywhere, gather your things…it’s time we talk Rogue One. Release Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Walt Disney Records (2016) Timestamps 5:49 – 1. He’s Here For Us 11:44 – 2. A Long Ride Ahead Rebel: Rob Rawdon 20:58 – 3. Wobani Imperial Labor Camp Rebel: Jamie Burns 23:28 – Dies Irae 25:43 – 4. Trust Goes Both Ways Rebels: Jamie Burns, Megan Culley 32:10 – 5. When Has Become Now 34:59 – 6. Jedha Arrival 39:12 – 7. Jedha City Ambush Rebel: Dane Walker 46:48 – 8. Star-Dust 53:03 – 9. Confrontation on Eadu 55:15 – 10. Krennic’s Aspirations 1:02:58 – 11. Rebellions Are Built on Hope 1:06:25 – 12. Rogue One Rebel: Jennifer Wolff 1:11:18 – 13. Cargo Shuttle SW-0608 1:13:50 – 14. Scrambling the Rebel Fleet 1:16:31 – 15. AT-ACT Assault 1:18:53 – 16. The Master Switch Rebels: Jamie Burns, Jennifer Wolff 1:27:37 – 17. Your Father Would Be Proud Rebels: Jamie Burns, Megan Culley 1:32:52 – 18. Hope Rebels: Jamie Burns, Tiago Gomes 1:38:36 – 19. Jyn Erso and Hope Suite Rebel: Jamie Burns 1:42:15 – 20. The Imperial Suite 1:45:01 – 21. Guardians of the Whills Suite Rebels: Jamie Burns, Thomas Midena 1:51:55 – Jamie Burns on the End Titles 1:58:30 – Bob Iger (Jamie Burns) Link Sideways’ Rogue One Video

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/score-guide-rogue-one-2016.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/score-guide-rogue-one-2016.mp3</a>Join Rebel host Wend and co-pilot Will Dodson on the SSR-15, for the first and only special <strong>Star Wars Score Guide</strong> of 2017! In celebration of the recent Blu-ray release, they guide you through the incredible score to <strong>Rogue One: A Star Wars Story</strong>, by <strong>composer Michael Giacchino</strong>.</p> <p>Your hosts explore all the themes and adaptations, gush over their favourite musical moments in each cue and take you the listener on an informative and entertaining web John Williams spun, navigate his many themes and motifs, old and new, highlight their favourite moments in each cue and take you their passenger, their loyal listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the <strong>soundtrack release</strong> with the help of their proud <strong>Rebel Alliance</strong>*.</p> <p>*We want to give a GALACTIC thank you to our strongest Rebel Alliance yet for burning down Imperial flags across the galaxy, protecting the Kyber crystals, and giving us better musical insights than ever: <em>Rob Rawdon, Jamie Burns, Megan Culley, Dane Walker, Jennifer Wolff, Tiago Gomes and Thomas Midena</em><em>.</em></p> <p><em>Rebels everywhere, gather your things…it’s time we talk Rogue One.</em></p> <h4>Release</h4> <h4>Rogue One: A Star Wars Story <em>Walt Disney Records (2016)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>5:49 – 1. He’s Here For Us</h4> <h4>11:44 – 2. A Long Ride Ahead</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Rob Rawdon</em></h4> <h4>20:58 – 3. Wobani Imperial Labor Camp</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Jamie Burns</em></h4> <b>23:28 – Dies Irae</b> <h4>25:43 – 4. Trust Goes Both Ways</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jamie Burns, Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>32:10 – 5. When Has Become Now</h4> <h4>34:59 – 6. Jedha Arrival</h4> <h4>39:12 – 7. Jedha City Ambush</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Dane Walker</em></h4> <h4>46:48 – 8. Star-Dust</h4> <h4>53:03 – 9. Confrontation on Eadu</h4> <h4>55:15 – 10. Krennic’s Aspirations</h4> <h4>1:02:58 – 11. Rebellions Are Built on Hope</h4> <h4>1:06:25 – 12. Rogue One</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Jennifer Wolff</em></h4> <h4>1:11:18 – 13. Cargo Shuttle SW-0608</h4> <h4>1:13:50 – 14. Scrambling the Rebel Fleet</h4> <h4>1:16:31 – 15. AT-ACT Assault</h4> <h4>1:18:53 – 16. The Master Switch</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jamie Burns, Jennifer Wolff</em></h4> <h4>1:27:37 – 17. Your Father Would Be Proud</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jamie Burns, Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>1:32:52 – 18. Hope</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jamie Burns, Tiago Gomes</em></h4> <h4>1:38:36 – 19. Jyn Erso and Hope Suite</h4> <h4><em>Rebel: Jamie Burns</em></h4> <h4>1:42:15 – 20. The Imperial Suite</h4> <h4>1:45:01 – 21. Guardians of the Whills Suite</h4> <h4><em>Rebels: Jamie Burns, Thomas Midena</em></h4> <h4>1:51:55 –<em> Jamie Burns on the End Titles</em></h4> <h4>1:58:30 – <em>Bob Iger (Jamie Burns)</em></h4> <h2>Link</h2> <h4>Sideways’ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGVqPP-52No" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rogue One</a> Video</h4>

Score Guide – Rogue One A Star Wars Story (2016)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/mouse-music-8-the-jungle-book.mp3Please stand clear of the doors and welcome to episode 8 of Mouse Music, the podcast that always trys to imagine 6 impossible things before breakfast! We have a cracking show for you today! We’re jumping into the wayback machine to celebrate the newly-released Jon Favreau film by the same name the Walt Disney animation classic, ‘The Jungle Book‘! For the first time in Mouse Music history we have a hostful! To discuss their favourite songs and moments from the 1967 animated musical, ‘The Jungle Book’, Will &amp; Wend are joined in the virtual studio by voice actor, puppeteer, and creator of YouTube channels AdorkableRachel! and TheAdorkableVlog, Rachel Herrick, and curator of DisneyChris.com, host of the Jiminy Crickets podcast, our very own Disney legend, Chris Lyndon. Next, our resident Disney historian Chris, sits down with Wend in our intermission segment, the Disney Music Archives, to present another musical treasure to tickle our eardrums. A piece which is known as the most famous song that was cut from a Disney film, ‘Never Smile at a Crocodile‘ by Frank Churchill, written for the film ‘Peter Pan‘. Finishing on a high, the hostful return to chat about a day one attraction at Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, Tokyo Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland, the world famous Jungle Cruise! After providing all you lovely listeners with a little history, they gush over their favourite section of the ride, the differences between each iteration in the Disney parks and share their favourite puns and jokes from this must-do riverboat cruise! This marks the 100th episode on the Sideshow Sound Radio Network so thank you everyone for your incredible support, we really appreciate it! Is The Jungle Book your favourite Disney classic, if not, which? We’d be so happy to hear your memories of riding the Jungle Cruise, as well as your thoughts on the new Jungle Book film and that catchy earworm ‘Never Smile at a Crocodile’! Contact us via email: sideshowsound@gmail.com Tweet us: @sideshowsound or chat with us on Facebook: SideshowSoundTheatre Timestamps 3:04 – The Jungle Book 1:10:28 – Disney Music Archives – “Never Smile at a Crocodile” 1:21:34 – In the Parks – Jungle Cruise Links from this episode: Xander’s BatLabel Shirt Foolish Mortals – A Haunted Mansion Documentary

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/mouse-music-8-the-jungle-book.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/mouse-music-8-the-jungle-book.mp3</a>Please stand clear of the doors and welcome to episode 8 of <strong>Mouse Music</strong>, the podcast that always trys to imagine 6 impossible things before breakfast! We have a <em>cracking</em> show for you today! We’re jumping into the wayback machine to celebrate the newly-released Jon Favreau film by the same name the <strong>Walt Disney animation</strong> classic, ‘<strong>The Jungle Book</strong>‘!</p> <p>For the first time in Mouse Music history we have a hostful! To discuss their favourite songs and moments from the 1967 animated musical, ‘The Jungle Book’, Will &amp; Wend are joined in the virtual studio by voice actor, puppeteer, and creator of YouTube channels <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/HowAdorkableTV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AdorkableRachel!</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/TheAdorkableVlog" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheAdorkableVlog</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/adorkablerach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rachel Herrick</a>, and curator of <a href="http://disneychris.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DisneyChris.com</a>, host of the <a href="http://jcricketspodcast.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jiminy Crickets</a> podcast, our very own Disney legend, <a href="https://twitter.com/disneychris73" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chris Lyndon</a>.</p> <p>Next, our resident Disney historian Chris, sits down with Wend in our intermission segment, the <strong>Disney Music Archives</strong>, to present another musical treasure to tickle our eardrums. A piece which is known as the most famous song that was cut from a Disney film, ‘<strong>Never Smile at a Crocodile</strong>‘ by <strong>Frank Churchill</strong>, written for the film ‘<strong>Peter Pan</strong>‘.</p> <p>Finishing on a high, the hostful return to chat about a day one attraction at <strong>Disneyland</strong>, <strong>Magic Kingdom</strong>, <strong>Tokyo Disneyland</strong> <em>and</em> <strong>Hong Kong Disneyland</strong>, the world famous <strong>Jungle Cruise</strong>! After providing all you lovely listeners with a little history, they gush over their favourite section of the ride, the differences between each iteration in the <strong>Disney parks</strong> and share their favourite puns and jokes from this <em>must-do</em> riverboat cruise!</p> <p>This marks the 100th episode on the <strong>Sideshow Sound Radio Network</strong> so thank you everyone for your incredible support, we really appreciate it! Is The Jungle Book <em>your</em> favourite Disney classic, if not, which? We’d be so happy to hear <em>your</em> memories of riding the Jungle Cruise, as well as your thoughts on the new Jungle Book film and that catchy earworm ‘Never Smile at a Crocodile’! Contact us via email: <a href="mailto:sideshowsound@gmail.com">sideshowsound@gmail.com</a> Tweet us: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/sideshowsound" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sideshowsound</a> or chat with us on Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/SideshowSoundTheatre" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSoundTheatre</a></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>3:04 – The Jungle Book</h4> <h4>1:10:28 – Disney Music Archives – “Never Smile at a Crocodile”</h4> <h4>1:21:34 – In the Parks – Jungle Cruise</h4> <h2>Links from this episode:</h2> <p>Xander’s BatLabel <a href="https://cottonbureau.com/products/death-bee-bee-keeper" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shirt</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1025799310/foolish-mortals-a-haunted-mansion-documentary" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Foolish Mortals</a> – A Haunted Mansion Documentary</p>

Mouse Music #8 – The Jungle Book

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/in-defense-of-the-last-jedi.mp3Welcome to an emergency episode of In Defence Of! We don’t typically talk about movies still in theaters, but today we make a special case for a special movie. In episode 14 of IDO, the team discuss and defend the second instalment of the Star Wars sequel trilogy, The Last Jedi! Your temper-tantrum-throwing, bare-chest-showing host, Andrew ‘Kylo Ren’ Steele/Darth Steelius is joined by the hotshot flyboy, cantina space cowboy, Billy ‘Poe’ Dodson and his sidekick BB-Kitty-8, and a man not afraid to rough it with the boys, kick it with the droids, or fight his way through a whole Imperial Army, Todd ‘Leia/Organa/Skywalker/Solo’ Horan. Agree? Disagree? Let us know your thoughts! Timestamps 2:22 – Film 1:02:02 – Gripes 1:14:50 – Final Thoughts

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/in-defense-of-the-last-jedi.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/in-defense-of-the-last-jedi.mp3</a>Welcome to an emergency episode of <strong>In Defence Of</strong>! We don’t typically talk about movies still in theaters, but today we make a special case for a special movie. In episode 14 of <strong>IDO</strong>, the team discuss and defend the second instalment of the <strong>Star Wars</strong> sequel trilogy, <strong>The Last Jedi</strong>!</p> <p>Your temper-tantrum-throwing, bare-chest-showing host, Andrew ‘Kylo Ren’ Steele/Darth Steelius is joined by the hotshot flyboy, cantina space cowboy, Billy ‘Poe’ Dodson and his sidekick BB-Kitty-8, and a man not afraid to rough it with the boys, kick it with the droids, or fight his way through a whole Imperial Army, Todd ‘Leia/Organa/Skywalker/Solo’ Horan.</p> <p><em>Agree? Disagree? Let us know your thoughts!</em></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>2:22 – Film</h4> <h4>1:02:02 – Gripes</h4> <h4>1:14:50 – Final Thoughts</h4>

In Defence of The Last Jedi

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/mouse-music-11-muppet-treasure-island.mp3Avast ye privateers, scallywags, landlubbers and beloved listeners of Mouse Music and welcome to a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! In our 11th episode, we head to the high seas, raise the Jolly Roger to discuss the second film directed by Jim Henson‘s son, Brian Henson, Muppet Treasure Island! Joining Cap’n Will Dodson and the old salt himself, first mate Wendell Jones, all the way from the West Coast, is Rachel Herrick! The team of podcasters set sail on the big blue wet thing to talk about a childhood favourite, the 1996 Walt Disney Pictures’, ‘Muppet Treasure Island‘, scored by composer Hans Zimmer, with songs by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. Up next, the crew pick up pirate Legend Crewman Chris for another nautical instalment of the Disney Music Archives. Chris brings quite the shanty for today’s episode, ‘Little Toot‘ sung by the Andrews Sisters, with music by Vic Schoen. Taken from the 1948 Walt Disney Studios package feature film, ‘Melody Time‘, there’s more than meets the eye with this one! The four caballeros finish the show In the Parks, in the pirate-infested waters of Davy Jones with a well-loved Sideshow favourite, Pirates of the Caribbean! After a brief jaunt through the ride’s history, the team drunkenly celebrate the recent 50th anniversary by sharing with you their memories and thoughts about one of their absolute favourite attractions and it’s memorable signature tune “Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me)” composed by X Atencio, with lyrics by George Bruns. Do you have Cabin Fever? Are you as passionate about Muppet Treasure Island as we are? We’d love to be hearing about yer experiences on Pirates of the Caribbean, as well as your memories of Little Toot! Feel free to contact us anytime with your bottled messages at: sideshowsound@gmail.com Amongst the birds in the crow’s nest on Twitter: @sideshowsound On the Facebook Scrolls: SideshowSoundTheatre Find our beautiful pictures on Instagram: sideshowsound and our pretty paintings on Pinterest: SideshowSound Timestamps 3:05 – Muppet Treasure Island 1:02:06 – Disney Music Archives – “Little Toot” 1:26:36 – In the Parks – Pirates of the Caribbean

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/mouse-music-11-muppet-treasure-island.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/mouse-music-11-muppet-treasure-island.mp3</a>Avast ye privateers, scallywags, landlubbers and beloved listeners of <strong>Mouse Music</strong> and welcome to a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! In our 11th episode, we head to the high seas, raise the Jolly Roger to discuss the second film directed by <strong>Jim Henson</strong>‘s son, <strong>Brian Henson</strong>, <b>Muppet Treasure Island</b>!</p> <p>Joining Cap’n Will Dodson and the old salt himself, first mate Wendell Jones, all the way from the West Coast, is Rachel Herrick! The team of podcasters set sail on the big blue wet thing to talk about a childhood favourite, the 1996 <strong>Walt Disney Pictures’, ‘Muppet Treasure Island</strong>‘, scored by <strong>composer Hans Zimmer</strong>, with songs by<strong> Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil</strong>.</p> <p>Up next, the crew pick up pirate Legend Crewman Chris for another nautical instalment of the <strong>Disney Music Archives</strong>. Chris brings quite the shanty for today’s episode, ‘<strong>Little Toot</strong>‘ sung by the Andrews Sisters,<strong> </strong>with music by<strong> Vic Schoen</strong>. Taken from the 1948 Walt Disney Studios package feature film, ‘<strong>Melody Time</strong>‘, there’s more than meets the eye with this one!</p> <p>The four caballeros finish the show <strong>In the Parks</strong>, in the pirate-infested waters of Davy Jones with a well-loved Sideshow favourite, <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean</strong>! After a brief jaunt through the ride’s history, the team drunkenly celebrate the recent 50th anniversary by sharing with you their memories and thoughts about one of their absolute favourite attractions and it’s memorable signature tune “<strong>Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me)</strong>” composed by X Atencio, with lyrics by George Bruns.</p> <p>Do you have Cabin Fever? Are you as passionate about Muppet Treasure Island as we are? We’d love to be hearing about yer experiences on Pirates of the Caribbean, as well as your memories of<strong> </strong>Little Toot! Feel free to contact us anytime with your bottled messages at: <a href="mailto:sideshowsound@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">sideshowsound@gmail.com</a> Amongst the birds in the crow’s nest on Twitter: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/sideshowsound" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@sideshowsound</a> On the Facebook Scrolls: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/SideshowSoundTheatre" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSoundTheatre</a> Find our beautiful pictures on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sideshowsound/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sideshowsound</a> and our pretty paintings on Pinterest: <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/sideshowsound/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSound</a></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>3:05 – Muppet Treasure Island</h4> <h4>1:02:06 – Disney Music Archives – “Little Toot”</h4> <h4>1:26:36 – In the Parks – Pirates of the Caribbean</h4>

Mouse Music #11 – Muppet Treasure Island

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/score-guide-pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl-2003.mp3Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Caribbean, the nigh-uncatchable SS Scourge of the Sea, for the first episode in their new series of special Pirates of the Caribbean Score Guides! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series Dead Men Tell No Tales, they guide you through the memorable score to Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, composed by Klaus Badelt and producer Hans Zimmer. Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas, exploring themes, leitmotifs, gushing over their favourite musical moments in each cue and taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the soundtrack release with the help of their beloved Cursed Crew*, every one of them worth their salt! *We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey arrr to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours, having the courage and fortitude to follow orders and stay true in the face of danger and almost certain death, and giving us a plunder of musical insights more valuable than the entire Spanish Main: Chad Hopkins, Tiffany Jordan, Rob Rawdon, Benson Farris, Megan Culley and Jennifer Wolff. Sea legs at the ready landlubbers…it’s time we talk Pirates! Release Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Walt Disney Records (2003) Timestamps 0:00 – Intro Tag: Megan Culley 4:26 – Hans Zimmer on the Sound of Pirates 8:10 – 1. Fog Bound Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Tiffany Jordan 13:40 – 2. The Medallion Calls Crewmate: Benson Farris 19:42 – 3. The Black Pearl 21:37 – 4. Will &amp; Elizabeth Crewmate: Megan Culley 25:20 – 5. Swords Crossed Crewmate: Rob Rawdon 31:05 – 6. Walk the Plank Crewmate: Tiffany Jordan 34:35 – Jennifer Wolff on Isla de Muerta 37:03 – 7. Barbossa is Hungry Crewmate: Chad Hopkins 40:09 – Geoff Zanelli 43:09 – 8. Blood Ritual 46:20 – 9. Moonlight Serenade 48:24 – 10. To the Pirates’ Cave! Crewmate: Benson Farris 54:15 – 11. Skull and Crossbones Crewmate: Benson Farris 57:43 – 12. Bootstrap’s Bootstraps Crewmate: Jennifer Wolff 1:01:58 – 13. Underwater March Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Megan Culley 1:10:54 – 14. One Last Shot Crewmate: Chad Hopkins 1:16:59 – 15. He’s a Pirate

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/score-guide-pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl-2003.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/score-guide-pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl-2003.mp3</a>Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Caribbean, the nigh-uncatchable SS Scourge of the Sea, for the first episode in their new series of special <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean Score Guides</strong>! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series <strong>Dead Men Tell No Tales</strong>, they guide you through the memorable score to <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl</strong>, <strong>composed by Klaus Badelt</strong> and <strong>producer Hans Zimmer</strong>.</p> <p>Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas, exploring themes, leitmotifs, gushing over their favourite musical moments in each cue and taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the <strong>soundtrack release</strong> with the help of their beloved <strong>Cursed Crew</strong>*, every one of them worth their salt!</p> <p>*We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey <em>arrr</em> to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours, having the courage and fortitude to follow orders and stay true in the face of danger and almost certain death, and giving us a plunder of musical insights more valuable than the entire Spanish Main: <em>Chad Hopkins, Tiffany Jordan, Rob Rawdon, Benson Farris, Megan Culley and Jennifer Wolff.</em></p> <p><em>Sea legs at the ready landlubbers…it’s time we talk Pirates!</em></p> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl <em>Walt Disney Records (2003)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>0:00 – Intro Tag: Megan Culley</h4> <h4>4:26 – Hans Zimmer on the Sound of Pirates</h4> <h4>8:10 – 1. Fog Bound</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Tiffany Jordan</em></h4> <h4>13:40 – 2. The Medallion Calls</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>19:42 – 3. The Black Pearl</h4> <h4>21:37 – 4. Will &amp; Elizabeth</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>25:20 – 5. Swords Crossed</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Rob Rawdon</em></h4> <h4>31:05 – 6. Walk the Plank</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Tiffany Jordan</em></h4> <h4>34:35 –<em> Jennifer Wolff on Isla de Muerta</em></h4> <h4>37:03 – 7. Barbossa is Hungry</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>40:09 – Geoff Zanelli</h4> <h4>43:09 – 8. Blood Ritual</h4> <h4>46:20 – 9. Moonlight Serenade</h4> <h4>48:24 – 10. To the Pirates’ Cave!</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>54:15 – 11. Skull and Crossbones</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>57:43 – 12. Bootstrap’s Bootstraps</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Jennifer Wolff</em></h4> <h4>1:01:58 – 13. Underwater March</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>1:10:54 – 14. One Last Shot</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>1:16:59 – 15. He’s a Pirate</h4>

Score Guide – Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/score-guide-dead-mans-chest-2006.mp3Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Cari-B, the SS Scourge of the Sea, for the second episode in their series of special Pirates of the Caribbean Score Guides! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series Dead Men Tell No Tales, they guide you through the memorable score to Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, composed by Hans Zimmer.Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas, happily exploring themes old and new, cheering over leitmotifs, gushing over their favourite musical moments in each cue and taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the soundtrack release with the help of their beloved Cursed Crew*, every one of ’em worth their salt!*We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey arrr to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours once again, providing the rum and BIG FIRE of the episode, and gifting us with a plunder of detailed musical insights more valuable than a jar of dirt: Chad Hopkins, Lasse Vogt, Jennifer Wolff, Megan Culley and Rob Rawdon. Rum at the ready…it’s time we do a speck of honest pirating! Release Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Walt Disney Records (2006) Timestamps 0:00 – Intro Tag: Jennifer Wolff 6:20 – 1. Jack Sparrow Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Lasse Vogt 10:11 – 2. The Kraken Crewmates: Jennifer Wolff, Chad Hopkins 19:38 – 3. Davy Jones Crewmate: Megan Culley 25:18 – 4. I’ve Got My Eye on You 29:05 – 5. Dinner is Served 31:51 – 6. Tia Dalma 39:08 – 7. Two Hornpipes (Tortuga) Crewmate: Rob Rawdon 42:43 – 8. A Family Affair 47:28 – 9. Wheel of Fortune Crewmate: Chad Hopkins 53:17 – 10. You Look Good Jack 57:10 – 11. Hello Beastie Crewmate: Chad Hopkins 1:04:48 – 12. He’s a Pirate (Tiësto Remix)

<a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/score-guide-dead-mans-chest-2006.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/score-guide-dead-mans-chest-2006.mp3</a>Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Cari-B, the SS Scourge of the Sea, for the second episode in their series of special <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean</strong> <strong>Score Guides</strong>! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series <strong>Dead Men Tell No Tales</strong>, they guide you through the memorable score to <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest</strong>, <strong>composed by Hans Zimmer</strong>.<br><br>Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas, happily exploring themes old and new, cheering over leitmotifs, gushing over their favourite musical moments in each cue and taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the <strong>soundtrack release</strong> with the help of their beloved <strong>Cursed Crew</strong>*, every one of ’em worth their salt!<br><br>*We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey arrr to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours once again, providing the rum and BIG FIRE of the episode, and gifting us with a plunder of detailed musical insights more valuable than a jar of dirt: <em>Chad Hopkins, Lasse Vogt, Jennifer Wolff, Megan Culley and Rob Rawdon.</em> <em>Rum at the ready…it’s time we do a speck of honest pirating!</em> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Walt Disney Records (2006)</h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>0:00 – <em>Intro Tag: Jennifer Wolff</em></h4> <h4>6:20 – 1. Jack Sparrow</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Chad Hopkins, Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>10:11 – 2. The Kraken</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Jennifer Wolff, Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>19:38 – 3. Davy Jones</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>25:18 – 4. I’ve Got My Eye on You</h4> <h4>29:05 – 5. Dinner is Served</h4> <h4>31:51 – 6. Tia Dalma</h4> <h4>39:08 – 7. Two Hornpipes (Tortuga)</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Rob Rawdon</em></h4> <h4>42:43 – 8. A Family Affair</h4> <h4>47:28 – 9. Wheel of Fortune</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>53:17 – 10. You Look Good Jack</h4> <h4>57:10 – 11. Hello Beastie</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Chad Hopkins</em></h4> <h4>1:04:48 – 12. He’s a Pirate (Tiësto Remix)</h4>

Score Guide – Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man’s Chest (2006)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/mouse-music-10-lilo-stitch.mp3Aloha and welcome everyone to episode 10 of Mouse Music, a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! For the first episode of 2017, we have all sorts of intergalactic shenanigans for you, starting with the 42nd Disney animated feature film, Lilo &amp; Stitch! Joining hosts Will Dodson and Wendell Jones in our podcast ‘ohana on the sunny shores of Hawaii, is our lovely co-host all the way from Los Angeles, voice actor and puppeteer, Rachel Herrick, and making his second appearance on the show, the very lovely and talented Mr. Todd Horan! The team of podcasters discuss their favourite cinematic and musical moments from 2002 Walt Disney Pictures’, ‘Lilo &amp; Stitch‘, scored by composer Alan Silvestri. Up next, our resident Disney historian Chris Lyndon joins Wend for a cheery, tropical instalment of the Disney Music Archives. Chris brings quite the earworm for today’s episode, ‘Pineapple Princess‘ sung by Annette Funicello, written by The Sherman Brothers. Taken from the 1960 LP album ‘Hawaiiannette‘, and produced by Disneyland Records, it’s time to grab your ukuleles everyone and sing along! Finally, for the first time on the show, the three caballeros from Jiminy Crickets! join Wend at Ray’s Starlight Cafe in Tomorrowland as they go In the Parks to chat about the wise-cracking, alien lounge singer Sonny Eclipse voiced by Kal David with music by Disney Composer George Wilkins! After a brief ride through the show’s history, the team happily explore Sonny’s setlist and share with you all their memories and thoughts about one of the best counter-service shows in Walt Disney World! Love Lilo &amp; Stitch as much of us? We’d be super happy to hear your thoughts on Sonny Eclipse, as well as your memories of Annette Funicello! Feel free to contact us anytime via email: sideshowsound@gmail.com Tweet us: @sideshowsound or chat with us on Facebook: SideshowSoundTheatre Timestamps 2:28 – Lilo &amp; Stitch 44:34 – Disney Music Archives – “Pineapple Princess” 1:08:00 – In the Parks – Sonny Eclipse

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/mouse-music-10-lilo-stitch.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/mouse-music-10-lilo-stitch.mp3</a>Aloha and welcome everyone<b> </b>to episode 10 of <strong>Mouse Music</strong>, a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! For the first episode of 2017, we have all sorts of intergalactic shenanigans for you, starting with the 42nd Disney animated feature film, <b>Lilo &amp; Stitch</b>!</p> <p>Joining hosts Will Dodson and Wendell Jones in our podcast ‘ohana on the sunny shores of Hawaii, is our lovely co-host all the way from Los Angeles, voice actor and puppeteer, <a href="https://twitter.com/adorkablerach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rachel Herrick</a>, and making his second appearance on the show, the very lovely and talented Mr. <a href="https://twitter.com/toddhoran" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Todd Horan</a>! The team of podcasters discuss their favourite cinematic and musical moments from 2002 <strong>Walt Disney Pictures’, ‘Lilo &amp; Stitch</strong>‘, scored by <strong>composer Alan Silvestri</strong>.</p> <p>Up next, our resident Disney historian <a href="https://twitter.com/disneychris73" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chris Lyndon</a> joins Wend for a cheery, tropical instalment of the <strong>Disney Music Archives</strong>. Chris brings quite the earworm for today’s episode, ‘<strong>Pineapple Princess</strong>‘ sung by<strong> Annette Funicello</strong>,<strong> </strong>written by <strong>The Sherman Brothers</strong>. Taken from the 1960 LP album ‘<strong>Hawaiiannette</strong>‘, and produced by Disneyland Records, it’s time to grab your ukuleles everyone and sing along!</p> <p>Finally, for the first time on the show, the three caballeros from <a href="http://jcricketspodcast.blogspot.mx/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jiminy Crickets!</a> join Wend at Ray’s Starlight Cafe in Tomorrowland as they go <strong>In the Parks</strong> to chat about the wise-cracking, alien lounge singer <strong>Sonny Eclipse</strong> voiced by Kal David with music by <strong>Disney Composer George Wilkins</strong>! After a brief ride through the show’s history, the team happily explore Sonny’s setlist and share with you all their memories and thoughts about one of the best counter-service shows in Walt Disney World!</p> <p>Love <strong>Lilo &amp; Stitch</strong> as much of us? We’d be super happy to hear <em>your</em> thoughts on Sonny Eclipse, as well as your memories of<strong> Annette Funicello</strong>! Feel free to contact us anytime via email: <a href="mailto:sideshowsound@gmail.com">sideshowsound@gmail.com</a> Tweet us: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/sideshowsound" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sideshowsound</a> or chat with us on Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/SideshowSoundTheatre" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSoundTheatre</a></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>2:28 – Lilo &amp; Stitch</h4> <h4>44:34 – Disney Music Archives – “Pineapple Princess”</h4> <h4>1:08:00 – In the Parks – Sonny Eclipse</h4>

Mouse Music #10 – Lilo & Stitch

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/mouse-music-12-meet-the-robinsons.mp3Space travellers and treasured listeners of Mouse Music, welcome to a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! The future has arrived in our 12th episode, as we discuss the computer-animated, sci-fi comedy film, Meet the Robinsons! Joining Will &amp; Wend for their high-flying adventure, as always, is Rachel &amp; Todd! The team of podcasters head to the future to talk about the 2007 Walt Disney Animated Studios’, ‘Meet the Robinsons‘, scored by composer Danny Elfman and performed by the Hollywood Studio Symphony. Up next, the crew pick up Chris, turn back the clock, raise the Swiss flag and build a treehouse in the Disney Music Archives. Chris brings us an earworm from Adventureland for today’s episode, ‘Swisskapolka‘ written by Buddy Baker. Taken from the 1960 American Adventure film, ‘Swiss Family Robinson‘, enjoy Chris &amp; Wend’s premiere performance on vocals and organ of the lyrics written by Bob Jackman! As Chris treats his mouse bite, Rachel and Todd return us to the future to finish the show In the Parks at spaceport seven-five, with Rachel’s favourite attraction, Space Mountain! After a speedy journey through the ride’s history, the team celebrate the Tomorrowland rollercoaster by sharing their memories and thoughts on all the ride’s iterations including it’s memorable techno score, composed by Michael Giacchino. Did you enjoy Meet the Robinsons more than most? We’d love to hear your experiences on Space Mountain, as well as your memories of Swisskapolka! Feel free to contact us anytime at: sideshowsound@gmail.com Twitter: @sideshowsound Facebook: SideshowSoundTheatre Instagram: sideshowsound Pinterest: SideshowSound Timestamps 2:17 – Meet the Robinsons 58:22 – Disney Music Archives – “Swisskapolka” 1:30:29 – In the Parks – Space Mountain

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/mouse-music-12-meet-the-robinsons.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/mouse-music-12-meet-the-robinsons.mp3</a>Space travellers and treasured listeners of <strong>Mouse Music</strong>, welcome to a podcast celebrating the magic, music and history of the Walt Disney Company! The future has arrived in our 12th episode, as we discuss the computer-animated, sci-fi comedy film, <b>Meet the Robinsons</b>!</p> <p>Joining Will &amp; Wend for their high-flying adventure, as always, is Rachel &amp; Todd! The team of podcasters head to the future to talk about the 2007 <strong>Walt Disney Animated Studios’, ‘Meet the Robinsons</strong>‘, scored by <strong>composer Danny Elfman</strong> and performed by the<strong> Hollywood Studio Symphony</strong>.</p> <p>Up next, the crew pick up Chris, turn back the clock, raise the Swiss flag and build a treehouse in the <strong>Disney Music Archives</strong>. Chris brings us an earworm from <strong>Adventureland</strong> for today’s episode, ‘<strong>Swisskapolka</strong>‘ written by<strong> Buddy Baker</strong>. Taken from the 1960 American Adventure film, ‘<strong>Swiss Family Robinson</strong>‘, enjoy Chris &amp; Wend’s premiere performance on vocals and organ of the lyrics written by Bob Jackman!</p> <p>As Chris treats his mouse bite, Rachel and Todd return us to the future to finish the show <strong>In the Parks</strong> at spaceport seven-five, with Rachel’s favourite attraction, <strong>Space Mountain</strong>! After a speedy journey through the ride’s history, the team celebrate the <strong>Tomorrowland</strong> rollercoaster by sharing their memories and thoughts on all the ride’s iterations including it’s memorable techno score, composed by <strong>Michael Giacchino</strong>.</p> <p>Did you enjoy Meet the Robinsons more than most? We’d love to hear your experiences on Space Mountain, as well as your memories of<strong> </strong>Swisskapolka! Feel free to contact us anytime at: <a href="mailto:sideshowsound@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">sideshowsound@gmail.com</a> Twitter: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/sideshowsound" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@sideshowsound</a> Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/SideshowSoundTheatre" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSoundTheatre</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sideshowsound/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sideshowsound</a> Pinterest: <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/sideshowsound/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SideshowSound</a></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>2:17 – Meet the Robinsons</h4> <h4>58:22 – Disney Music Archives – “Swisskapolka”</h4> <h4>1:30:29 – In the Parks – Space Mountain</h4>

Mouse Music #12 – Meet the Robinsons

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-at-worlds-end.mp3Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Cari-B, their rum wagon, SS Scourge of the Sea, for the third episode in their series of special Pirates of the Caribbean Score Guides! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series Dead Men Tell No Tales, they guide you through the well-loved score to Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End by Hans Zimmer. Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas to discuss, analyse and gush over their favourite musical moments in each cue, taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the soundtrack release with the help of their beloved Cursed Crew*, there’s not been a gathering like this in their lifetimes! *We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey arrr to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours once again, providing the courses and charts for this episode and by the sweat of their brows, the strength of their backs and the courage in their hearts, gifting us with a treasure trove of amazing musical insights that left us hanging from the crow’s nest for days: Benson Farris, Lasse Vogt, Rob Rawdon, Megan Culley and Jennifer Wolff. Trim that sail, slack windward brace and sheet. Haul the pennant line! Let’s set SAIL! Release Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End Walt Disney Records (2007) Timestamps 0:00 – Intro Tag: Lasse Vogt 07:27 – Introductions Crewmates: Benson Farris, Lasse Vogt 10:44 – 1. Hoist the Colours Crewmates: Rob Rawdon, Lasse Vogt, Benson Farris 18:54 – 2. Singapore Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 22:57 – Gore Verbinski and Hans Zimmer on the creation of Lord Beckett’s Theme 25:50 – East India Trading Company Crewmate: Benson Farris 27:12 – Hans Zimmer talking to Dan Goldwasser about recording the Chinese instruments 29:02 – 3. At Wit’s End Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 39:56 – 4. Multiple Jacks Crewmates: Lasse Vogt, Megan Culley 47:00 – 5. Up is Down Crewmates: Jennifer Wolff, Benson Farris 54:28 – 6. I See Dead People in Boats Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 1:04:08 – 7. The Brethren Court Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 1:08:34 – 8. Parlay Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 1:10:31 – Hans Zimmer on Recording Gore Verbinski playing the guitar 1:14:16 – 9. Calypso 1:16:36 – 10. What Shall We Die For? Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 1:19:15 – Maelstrom Crewmate: Benson Farris 1:21:55 – 11. I Don’t Think Now is the Best Time Crewmate: Lasse Vogt, Jennifer Wolff 1:30:03 – 12. One Day Crewmate: Lasse Vogt 1:34:22 – 13. Drink Up Me Hearties Crewmate: Lasse Vogt

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-at-worlds-end.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-at-worlds-end.mp3</a>Join Captain Wend and quartermaster Will on the fastest ship in the Cari-B, their rum wagon, SS Scourge of the Sea, for the third episode in their series of special <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean</strong> <strong>Score Guides</strong>! In celebration of the latest instalment in the series <strong>Dead Men Tell No Tales</strong>, they guide you through the well-loved score to <strong>Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End</strong> <strong>by Hans Zimmer</strong>.</p> <p>Your hosts steer you through the soundtrack seas to discuss, analyse and gush over their favourite musical moments in each cue, taking you their passenger, their attentive listener on an informative and entertaining track-by-track ride through the <strong>soundtrack release</strong> with the help of their beloved <strong>Cursed Crew</strong>*, there’s not been a gathering like this in their lifetimes!</p> <p>*We want to give a hearty thank you and a piratey arrr to our Cursed Crew for sailing under our colours once again, providing the courses and charts for this episode and by the sweat of their brows, the strength of their backs and the courage in their hearts, gifting us with a treasure trove of amazing musical insights that left us hanging from the crow’s nest for days: <em>Benson Farris, Lasse Vogt, Rob Rawdon, Megan Culley and Jennifer Wolff.</em></p> <p><em>Trim that sail, slack windward brace and sheet. Haul the pennant line! Let’s set SAIL!</em></p> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End <em>Walt Disney Records (2007)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>0:00 – <em>Intro Tag: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>07:27 – Introductions</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Benson Farris, Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>10:44 – 1. Hoist the Colours</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Rob Rawdon, Lasse Vogt, Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>18:54 – 2. Singapore</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>22:57 – Gore Verbinski and Hans Zimmer on the creation of Lord Beckett’s Theme</h4> <h4>25:50 – East India Trading Company</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>27:12 – Hans Zimmer talking to Dan Goldwasser about recording the Chinese instruments</h4> <h4>29:02 – 3. At Wit’s End</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>39:56 – 4. Multiple Jacks</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Lasse Vogt, Megan Culley</em></h4> <h4>47:00 – 5. Up is Down</h4> <h4><em>Crewmates: Jennifer Wolff, </em><em>Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>54:28 – 6. I See Dead People in Boats</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>1:04:08 – 7. The Brethren Court</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>1:08:34 – 8. Parlay</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>1:10:31 – Hans Zimmer on Recording Gore Verbinski playing the guitar</h4> <h4>1:14:16 – 9. Calypso</h4> <h4>1:16:36 – 10. What Shall We Die For?</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>1:19:15 – Maelstrom</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Benson Farris</em></h4> <h4>1:21:55 – 11. I Don’t Think Now is the Best Time</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt, </em><em>Jennifer Wolff</em></h4> <h4>1:30:03 – 12. One Day</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4> <h4>1:34:22 – 13. Drink Up Me Hearties</h4> <h4><em>Crewmate: Lasse Vogt</em></h4>

Score Guide – Pirates of the Caribbean At World’s End (2007)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/in-defence-of-the-amazing-spiderman-2012.mp3In the latest In Defence Of, host Ian Crabb is joined by his team of webheads, the heartthrob of the corridor, Will Flash Dodson, the high-flyer that doesn’t need wings, Andrew Drew Parker Steele, and the heroic Captain, the Disney to their Dark Knight, Todd Horan. In episode 12 of IDO, the team defend Sony’s 2012 reboot of the franchise, The Amazing Spider-Man and it’s webtastic score by composer James Horner! Will any of their opinions of change by the end of the episode? Will any of yours? Listen to find out! Timestamps 8:28 – Film 38:05 – Music 58:27 – Gripe 1:23:23 – Defence

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/in-defence-of-the-amazing-spiderman-2012.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/in-defence-of-the-amazing-spiderman-2012.mp3</a>In the latest <strong>In Defence Of</strong>, host Ian Crabb is joined by his team of webheads, the heartthrob of the corridor, Will Flash Dodson, the high-flyer that doesn’t need wings, Andrew Drew Parker Steele, and the heroic Captain, the Disney to their Dark Knight, Todd Horan.</p> <p>In episode 12 of <strong>IDO</strong>, the team defend Sony’s 2012 reboot of the franchise, <strong>The Amazing Spider-Man</strong> and it’s webtastic score by <strong>composer James Horner</strong>! Will any of their opinions of change by the end of the episode? Will any of yours? <em>Listen to find out!</em></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>8:28 – Film</h4> <h4>38:05 – Music</h4> <h4>58:27 – Gripe</h4> <h4>1:23:23 – Defence</h4>

In Defence of The Amazing Spider-Man

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-home-alone.mp3Join Will &amp; Wend for their first Christmas Score Guide! In their final episode of 2017 they merrily explore a childhood classic, the 1990 comedy chrimbo movie, Home Alone, composed and conducted by masterful maestro, John Williams. Your festive hosts shall be pulling back the composer’s christmassy curtain for you our loyal listener, to reveal themes, identify leitmotifs, and gush over instrumentation and all those sparkling musical moments that make this soundtrack so well-loved the world over. Crowbars up, snow shovels at the ready, let’s feel that gingerbread feeling! Merry Christmas everyone! Release Home Alone 25th Anniversary Limited Edition La-La Land Records (2015) Timestamps Intro Tag: Xander Stobbs Disc One 6:15 – 1. Home Alone (Main Theme) 9.57 – 2. Go Pack Your Suitcase/Introducing Marley/In Good Hands 14:50 – 3. Banished to the Attic 16:44 – 4. We Slept In/Hard Count 18:43 – 5. Making the Plane 19:44 – 6. The Basement 23:35 – 7. Target Practise/Sledding on the Stairs 26:49 – 8. Lights On/Guess Who’s Home/Paris Arrival 30:47 – 9. The Man of the House/Police Check 32:44 – 10. The Bookshelf 34:48 – 11. Phone Machine/Drug Store/Escape Across the Ice 38:45 – 12. Follow That Kid! [Film Version] 41:47 – 13. Listening to Carson 42:41 – 14. Cleaning Clothes/Kitchen 44:10 – 15. Scammed by a Kindergartner [Film Version] 46:55 – 16. Somewhere in my Memory (Walking Home) [Film Version] 49:34 – 17. O Holy Night [Film Version] 52:19 – 18. Star of Bethlehem [Film Version] 54:05 – 19. Carol of the Bells 56:03 – 20. Setting the Trap 1:01:22 – 21. The Attack Begins 1:03:37 – 22. Marv Enters the Basement/A Hot Hand/Sore Head 1:04:09 – The Chess Game (Harry Potter and the INSERT NAME Stone) 1:05:14 – 23. Paint Cans 1:06:41 – 24. Clothesline Trapeze/Marley to the Rescue 1:09:06 – 25. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Film Version] 1:09:58 – 26. The Next Morning/Mom Returns/Finale 1:14:04 – 27. We Wish You a Merry Christmas/End Title [Film Version] Links Anthony O’Toole’s Transcription &amp; Analysis of Setting the Trap

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-home-alone.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/score-guide-home-alone.mp3</a>Join Will &amp; Wend for their first <strong>Christmas</strong> <strong>Score Guide</strong>! In their final episode of 2017 they merrily explore a childhood classic, the 1990 comedy chrimbo movie, <strong>Home Alone</strong>, composed and conducted by masterful maestro,<strong> John Williams</strong>.</p> <p>Your festive hosts shall be pulling back the composer’s christmassy curtain for you our loyal listener, to reveal themes, identify leitmotifs, and gush over instrumentation and all those sparkling musical moments that make this soundtrack so well-loved the world over.</p> <p><em>Crowbars up, snow shovels at the ready, let’s feel that gingerbread feeling!</em></p> <p><em>Merry Christmas everyone!</em></p> <h2>Release</h2> <h4>Home Alone 25th Anniversary Limited Edition <em>La-La Land Records (2015)</em></h4> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4><em>Intro Tag: Xander Stobbs</em></h4> <h4><em>Disc One</em></h4> <h4>6:15 – 1. Home Alone (Main Theme)</h4> <h4>9.57 – 2. Go Pack Your Suitcase/Introducing Marley/In Good Hands</h4> <h4>14:50 – 3. Banished to the Attic</h4> <h4>16:44 – 4. We Slept In/Hard Count</h4> <h4>18:43 – 5. Making the Plane</h4> <h4>19:44 – 6. The Basement</h4> <h4>23:35 – 7. Target Practise/Sledding on the Stairs</h4> <h4>26:49 – 8. Lights On/Guess Who’s Home/Paris Arrival</h4> <h4>30:47 – 9. The Man of the House/Police Check</h4> <h4>32:44 – 10. The Bookshelf</h4> <h4>34:48 – 11. Phone Machine/Drug Store/Escape Across the Ice</h4> <h4>38:45 – 12. Follow That Kid! [Film Version]</h4> <h4>41:47 – 13. Listening to Carson</h4> <h4>42:41 – 14. Cleaning Clothes/Kitchen</h4> <h4>44:10 – 15. Scammed by a Kindergartner [Film Version]</h4> <h4>46:55 – 16. Somewhere in my Memory (Walking Home) [Film Version]</h4> <h4>49:34 – 17. O Holy Night [Film Version]</h4> <h4>52:19 – 18. Star of Bethlehem [Film Version]</h4> <h4>54:05 – 19. Carol of the Bells</h4> <h4>56:03 – 20. Setting the Trap</h4> <h4>1:01:22 – 21. The Attack Begins</h4> <h4>1:03:37 – 22. Marv Enters the Basement/A Hot Hand/Sore Head</h4> <h4>1:04:09 – <em>The Chess Game (Harry Potter and the INSERT NAME Stone)</em></h4> <h4>1:05:14 – 23. Paint Cans</h4> <h4>1:06:41 – 24. Clothesline Trapeze/Marley to the Rescue</h4> <h4>1:09:06 – 25. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Film Version]</h4> <h4>1:09:58 – 26. The Next Morning/Mom Returns/Finale</h4> <h4>1:14:04 – 27. We Wish You a Merry Christmas/End Title [Film Version]</h4> <h2>Links</h2> <h4>Anthony O’Toole’s Transcription &amp; Analysis of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWBM3Wm9buU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Setting the Trap</a></h4>

Score Guide – Home Alone (1990)

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/in-defence-of-spider-man-3-2007.mp3Joining host Ian Crabb for this week’s In Defence Of, is our very own Peter Parker, Mr. Will Dodson and the Mary Jane of Sideshow, Mr. Andrew Steele! In this show, your friendly neighbourhood podcasters pick a film they love that for some reason over the webslings and arrows of time has garnered something of a bad reputation. On the seventh edition of IDO the team discuss the 2007 film by director Sam Raimi, Spider-Man 3, scored by the incredibly underrated composer Christopher Young! Throw on your oakly-shaded masks, settle down with your favourite symbiotic friend and join us as we defend Spiderman 3! Timestamps 5:33 – Film 44:49 – Music 1:11:44 – Gripe 1:31:40 – Defence

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/in-defence-of-spider-man-3-2007.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/in-defence-of-spider-man-3-2007.mp3</a>Joining host Ian Crabb for this week’s<strong> In Defence Of</strong>, is our very own Peter Parker, Mr. Will Dodson and the Mary Jane of Sideshow, Mr. Andrew Steele! In this show, your friendly neighbourhood podcasters pick a film they love that for some reason over the webslings and arrows of time has garnered something of a bad reputation.</p> <p>On the seventh edition of IDO the team discuss the 2007 film by director <strong>Sam Raimi, Spider-Man 3</strong>, scored by the incredibly underrated <strong>composer Christopher Young</strong>! <em>Throw on your oakly-shaded masks, settle down with your favourite symbiotic friend and join us as we defend <strong>Spiderman 3</strong>!</em></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>5:33 – Film</h4> <h4>44:49 – Music</h4> <h4>1:11:44 – Gripe</h4> <h4>1:31:40 – Defence</h4>

In Defence of Spider-Man 3

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/in-defense-of-the-kingdom-of-the-crystal-skull-2008.mp3In the first episode of 2017, In Defence Of is back with a hot cup of positivi-tea. Your host Ian Crabb is joined by the fedora-wearing, snake-fearing action man, Indiana Will, and the one who doesn’t seem to age, Mr. Drew Ravenwood. In episode 10 of IDO, the team discuss the fourth film in one of Steven Spielberg‘s most popular franchises, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull scored by who other than composer John Williams! – Dedicated to Sir John Hurt – Timestamps 5:42 – Film 32:28 – Music 48:31 – Gripe 1:03:10 – Defence

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/in-defense-of-the-kingdom-of-the-crystal-skull-2008.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/in-defense-of-the-kingdom-of-the-crystal-skull-2008.mp3</a>In the first episode of 2017,<strong> In Defence Of</strong> is back with a hot cup of positivi-tea. Your host Ian Crabb is joined by the fedora-wearing, snake-fearing action man, <strong>Indiana</strong> Will, and the one who doesn’t seem to age, Mr. Drew Ravenwood.</p> <p>In episode 10 of <strong>IDO</strong>, the team discuss the fourth film in one of <strong>Steven Spielberg</strong>‘s most popular franchises, <strong>Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull</strong> scored by who other than <strong>composer John Williams</strong>!</p> <p><em>– Dedicated to Sir John Hurt –</em></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>5:42 – Film</h4> <h4>32:28 – Music</h4> <h4>48:31 – Gripe</h4> <h4>1:03:10 – Defence</h4>

In Defence of the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/episode-19-ten-favorite-comedy-scores.mp3The main show merrily returns with a barrel of laughs, a keg of guffaws and a whiff of laughing gas! Hilarity ensues as hosts Will and Ian discuss some of their favorite comedy scores in episode 19 of Sideshow Sound Radio and what a diverse collection of musical goodies they have to share with you! What exactly is a comedy score? The boys answer this question along the way, choosing soundtracks from some of their favorite comedy films that just so happen to have great scores and finish the episode with picks from our responsive listeners. Timestamps 4:52 Galaxy Quest 14:03 Young Frankenstein 22:14 Groundhog Day 32:07 City Slickers 38:49 Ghostbusters 51:58 The Austin Powers Trilogy 1:00:34 The Goonies 1:07:22 Ted 1:14:37 The Hudsucker Proxy 1:23:40 Liar Liar 1:32:06 Listeners’ Favorites

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/episode-19-ten-favorite-comedy-scores.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/episode-19-ten-favorite-comedy-scores.mp3</a>The main show merrily returns with a barrel of laughs, a keg of guffaws and a whiff of laughing gas! Hilarity ensues as hosts Will and Ian discuss some of their favorite comedy scores in episode 19 of<strong> Sideshow Sound Radio</strong> and what a diverse collection of <strong>musical</strong> goodies they have to share with you!</p> <p>What exactly <em>is</em> a <strong>comedy score</strong>? The boys answer this question along the way, choosing <strong>soundtracks</strong> from some of their favorite <strong>comedy films</strong> that just so happen to have great <strong>scores</strong> and finish the episode with picks from our responsive listeners.</p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>4:52 Galaxy Quest</h4> <h4>14:03 Young Frankenstein</h4> <h4>22:14 Groundhog Day</h4> <h4>32:07 City Slickers</h4> <h4>38:49 Ghostbusters</h4> <h4>51:58 The Austin Powers Trilogy</h4> <h4>1:00:34 The Goonies</h4> <h4>1:07:22 Ted</h4> <h4>1:14:37 The Hudsucker Proxy</h4> <h4>1:23:40 Liar Liar</h4> <h4>1:32:06 Listeners’ Favorites</h4>

Episode 19 – 10 Favorite Comedy Scores

https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/in-defense-of-titan-ae2.mp3In the latest In Defence Of, host Ian Crabb is joined by a crew ready to soar into the galaxy, the plucky young lad with a mighty ring, Will Dodson, the scourge of the galaxy, Andrew Steele, and the steadfast Captain, Todd Horan. In episode 13 of IDO, the team discuss Fox Animation Studio’s 2000 space adventure, Titan A.E. and it’s diverse score by composer Graeme Revell! Did it deserve to crash and burn so heinously? Did it? Grab your rings as we head into Bluth’s cosmos! Timestamps 9:36 – Film 32:38 – Music 58:00 – Gripe 1:16:25 – Defence

<p><a href="https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/in-defense-of-titan-ae2.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sideshowsoundtheatre.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/in-defense-of-titan-ae2.mp3</a>In the latest <strong>In Defence Of</strong>, host Ian Crabb is joined by a crew ready to soar into the galaxy, the plucky young lad with a mighty ring, Will Dodson, the scourge of the galaxy, Andrew Steele, and the steadfast Captain, Todd Horan.</p> <p>In episode 13 of <strong>IDO</strong>, the team discuss Fox Animation Studio’s 2000 space adventure, <strong>Titan A.E.</strong> and it’s diverse score by <strong>composer Graeme Revell</strong>! Did it deserve to crash and burn so heinously? Did it? <em>Grab your rings as we head into Bluth’s cosmos!</em></p> <h2>Timestamps</h2> <h4>9:36 – Film</h4> <h4>32:38 – Music</h4> <h4>58:00 – Gripe</h4> <h4>1:16:25 – Defence</h4>

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