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Posted by jollyholiday on 08-29-2002 at21:07:

  Neverhood soundtrack

The Neverhood soundtrack is certainly one of my favorite TST projects. My boys ages 2-8 love to play the game with me and they really get a charge out of hearing the songs in the car. They re-inact scenes from the game when we play it on the stereo in the house. The Neverhood soundtrack is a great introduction to TST for young listeners. My favorite tune on the disc has to be the Southern Front Porch Whistler (I think that's what it's called). I'm often heard whistling that one at work. Great game...greater music.

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Posted by jollyholiday on 08-29-2002 at21:10:

  please let this tread die

I meant this thread to actually be only a reply on the Imaginarium thread. Sorry. I'm fairly new at this. Please accept my apology and let this thread die.

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Posted by Gamgee on 08-29-2002 at21:43:

 

No thread dies here... they just get old and moldy...

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Posted by Andrew on 08-29-2002 at21:45:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Gamgee No thread dies here... they just get old and moldy...

Just like us (see ages of DA fans thread...)

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Posted by Gamgee on 08-29-2002 at21:47:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Andrew quote: Originally posted by Gamgee No thread dies here... they just get old and moldy... Just like us (see ages of DA fans thread...)

LOL

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Posted by BigDork on 08-29-2002 at21:52:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Andrew quote: Originally posted by Gamgee No thread dies here... they just get old and moldy... Just like us (see ages of DA fans thread...)

I resemble that remark

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Posted by Gamgee on 08-29-2002 at21:57:

 

For some reason, I feel compelled to not let this thread die... let's make it the ugly (or the bathtub gin, if you prefer) of the on-topic side...

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Posted by arcticsunburn on 08-29-2002 at22:42:

 

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Originally posted by Gamgee For some reason, I feel compelled to not let this thread die... let's make it the ugly (or the bathtub gin, if you prefer) of the on-topic side...

Or not...

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Posted by dorfsmith on 08-30-2002 at00:59:

 

I want to see it here when I get back from my honeymoon next week.

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Posted by carl on 08-30-2002 at07:45:

  Or....

"For some reason, I feel compelled to not let this thread die... let's make it the ugly (or the bathtub gin, if you prefer) of the on-topic side..."

...we could just get BACK ON TOPIC.... how's THAT for a $#*&@# concept????

Anyway, I think these days Imaginarium is my most listened-to TST CD. You wanna goof, get childish, it'll be there for you. If you want some background music that kicks Kenny G's butt, it'll be there. Wherever there's a cop beatin' a guy, it'll be there... you get the idea....

Also, there was the inkling of a discussion on the DADL comparing the two disks. I'm not sure WHICH one I like better. Disk One is more cohesive, and has more Leon Redbone imitations (if you consider that a selling point ). Disk Two has cool drumming and "The Li'l Bonus Room." Either way, you win.

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Posted by BigDork on 08-30-2002 at09:12:

 

I lean towards the first disc...but there are some great tunes on both of course!

I think my kids play the first disc more also.


BD

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Posted by dorfsmith on 08-30-2002 at17:15:

 

My wife-to-be's brother is really into the Residents. I played him disk two and now he's a big fan--at least of Imaginarium.

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 08-30-2002 at17:33:

 

I guess I should listen to it again. I have both the Neverhood and Imaginarium (because I can't imagine not buying something with TT), but really haven't given them a chance. I'll listen to them tonight and see if I like them better this time around.....

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Posted by Mark on 08-30-2002 at18:16:

 

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Originally posted by dorfsmith My wife-to-be's brother is really into the Residents. I played him disk two and now he's a big fan--at least of Imaginarium.

Yes, The Residents are really out there.