There's some music that always makes me think of old 50s assembly-line video footage-- I think it was used when Homer was dancing in the chocolate-land. It was used in "Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy", too, but I doubt many here have seen it, much less know the title of the song. Anybody?
Another music question...
Oct 9, 2001, 6:13 PM ET8 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.simpsons
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"Bill McNeal" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Sorry.
I just looked it up -- apparently the chocolate sequence was in 8F09, Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk. Alas, the capsule doesn't offer any clue as to what that particular song is.
First, why would you think that? Second, if you believe that, then why did you even bother to ask?
Kevin
"tyler durden." wrote:
The only music that fits that description that *I* know of is "Powerhouse", which is most famous as the machine-music in Warner Bros classic cartoons.
On Tue, 9 Oct 2001 16:13:09 -0600, "tyler durden." wrote:
According to the "Go Simpsonic" CD, it's "The Land of Chocolate", by their in-house composer Alf Clausen. It sure does sound like some old show tune, though.
Although in thought, the music does have a reminencent glow to the type of music of a stock music production company, Associated Production who has a extended library of music that was used for movies, TV, radio, etc. for a fee to those who would use it. The piece did have a sort of Laurie "Dr. Stranglove" Johnson feel to it.
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