Full credit to the orchestra who did every episode. Every sound effect including the compisitions themselves were all done with the same instruments and with such flawless timing. You can tell that everyone who worked on this cartoon poured their hearts into it.
2 things 1: I just watched an entire episode of Slappy Squirrel in my head because the score and orchestra are so on point. Every joke has "won'won", every character and setting have their own sound, and the Slappy Squirrel theme can be heard in different variations all throuought the piece. 2: I understand now why watching a new episode of Animaniacs doesn't give me that same joy and laughter as the 90's version. Richard Stone, the composer for most WB animation (Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, Taz-Mania, Pinky and the Brain, Freakazoid), died in 2001. Because his music isn't there to puncuate jokes and give life and feeling to the characters, it just doesn't feel like Animaniacs to me. It's amazing how the change, or lack of, the original composer can change the feeling for a show so drastically.
The scoring in the animaniacs reboot has turned into just background music with certain interactions with the animation. It feels like there's a disconnection between both of them. Besides the new scoring sounds less theatrical and more digital.
Hello Cesar Medina Thank you so much for uploading the ost from the Slappy Squirrel episode I Got Yer Can. Could you please upload the music and complete ost from another Slappy Squirrel episode called: One Flew Over The Cuckoo Clock. Thanks again I really appreciate this.
Full credit to the orchestra who did every episode. Every sound effect including the compisitions themselves were all done with the same instruments and with such flawless timing. You can tell that everyone who worked on this cartoon poured their hearts into it.
6:13 I don't know why, but I love the little "Wah" sound effect. It makes me laugh for some reason.
2 things
1: I just watched an entire episode of Slappy Squirrel in my head because the score and orchestra are so on point. Every joke has "won'won", every character and setting have their own sound, and the Slappy Squirrel theme can be heard in different variations all throuought the piece.
2: I understand now why watching a new episode of Animaniacs doesn't give me that same joy and laughter as the 90's version. Richard Stone, the composer for most WB animation (Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, Taz-Mania, Pinky and the Brain, Freakazoid), died in 2001. Because his music isn't there to puncuate jokes and give life and feeling to the characters, it just doesn't feel like Animaniacs to me. It's amazing how the change, or lack of, the original composer can change the feeling for a show so drastically.
The scoring in the animaniacs reboot has turned into just background music with certain interactions with the animation. It feels like there's a disconnection between both of them. Besides the new scoring sounds less theatrical and more digital.
5:40 “creepy Eye glare, shining reference”
I can't thank you enough for uploading the Animaniacs scores! Keep em' coming!
You’re welcome
Hello Cesar Medina
Thank you so much for uploading the ost from the Slappy Squirrel episode I Got Yer Can.
Could you please upload the music and complete ost from another Slappy Squirrel episode called: One Flew Over The Cuckoo Clock.
Thanks again I really appreciate this.
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🎵When The Wind Blows The Cradle Will..
Thank's for the support Drew.
You’re welcome
Richard Stone Isolated Score I Got Yer Can
I’m wondering if there’s a name to the same tune that is always at the beginning of the skippy and slapping cartoons
Humouresque by Antonin Dvorak
@@TKGIOIA Sweet thanks
Thanks a lot. Is there a CD that I can buy? Can't find it on Amazon.
You’re welcome
Can you upload "Fair Game"
Its wild how Slappy gives Candie the can over and over funny