1990 music cues

[gobo]

Turtle rhapsody / By David Frank & John DuPrez
Shredder's suite / By John DuPrez
Splinter's tale I / By John DuPrez
Splinter's tale II / By John DuPrez
Main title / By John DuPrez
April attacked / By John DuPrez
Turtle titles / By John DuPrez
Splinter's den / By John DuPrez
Splinter again / By JohnDuPrez
Tequila / By Chuck Rio
Purse snatch / By John DuPrez
Punker turtle / By John DuPrez
Splinter's lesson / By John DuPrez
Family / By Monty Seward
The Foot's claw / By John DuPrez
Danny's sting / By John DuPrez
The Greatest detective / By John DuPrez
Raphael rescues April / By John DuPrez
Ninja hides/April wakes / By John DuPrez
Black limbo I / By John DuPrez
Pizza sting / By John DuPrez
Splinter kidnapped / By John DuPrez
Sad turtles / By John DuPrez
Turtles in the mirror / By John DuPrez
This is what we do / By M. C. Hammer
The Investiture / By John DuPrez
Raphael on the roof / By John DuPrez
Shorty fight I / By John DuPrez
The Hard fight / By John DuPrez
Shorty fight II / By John DuPrez
The Huge fight / By John DuPrez
Tatsu's attack / By John DuPrez
Danny and Splinter / By John DuPrez
Time passes / By John DuPrez
Turtle turmoil / By John DuPrez
Every heart needs a home / By Paul Peterson, Carl Sturken & Evan Rogers
Meditation / By John DuPrez
Bonfire / By John DuPrez
Time to go back / By John DuPrez
Casey's anxiety / By John DuPrez
Danny in the closet / By John DuPrez
Picture sting / By John DuPrez
Pizza sting no. 2 / By John DuPrez
Danny to the warehouse / By John DuPrez
Let the walls come down / By Johnny Kemp & Rhett Lawrence
Black limbo II / By John DuPrez
Danny's headband / By John DuPrez
Spin that wheel / By Ya Kid K-Kavoli & El Sati
Shredder and Danny / By John DuPrez
Ninja to the sewers / By John DuPrez
The Second wave / By John DuPrez
Turtle fight / By John DuPrez
Sentimental Splinter / By John DuPrez
Big shell fight / By John DuPrez
Shredder descends / By John DuPrez
Shredder wins / By John DuPrez
Splinter Shredder fight / By John DuPrez
Shredder is dead / By John DuPrez
Danny and the $20.00 / By John DuPrez
9.95 / By Dan Hartman & Charlie Midnight
Turtle power / By James P. Alpern & Richard A. Usher, Jr.


I seriously need to get out to DC one of these days. >_<

[d_osborn]

is this a track list for an score album or something?

[gobo]

I thought I was looking at the library of congress's catalog, but that was actually the copyright office. Don't think they let you check out stuff from there... :ohwell:

[pannoni1]

Neat list. By any chance do you have the cue listings from the other movies?

Unlike the cartoons, it really helps that each cue is identified; I simply name cues self-hand in that circumstance. For instance for the 1990 cartoon season, I name some cues as "Vernon" (since it's mostly used when Vernon makes an appearance), "Bugman" (since it seems to identify with him as well as in the Gadgetman episode), "Turtle Tips" (since that is the cue mostly frequently used in Turtle Tips segments, and the "Micro-battle theme" (I got that first word since it is played when Shredder enters the Microwave transmission center in Turtles and the Hare, plus it is mostly used in minor fights.

[MikeandRaph87]

I thought I was looking at the library of congress's catalog, but that was actually the copyright office. Don't think they let you check out stuff from there... :ohwell:

You can actually. I went to the library of congress on a toursit trip before and residents can have a library card like any ole library and rent something. Of course there are restrictions. Everything that sees print has one copy sent to the Library of Congress,but if you have a card you can't walk in and ask for say Action Comics #1. I asked that while there. I am not sure how far the restrictions of congressman only and general public who have libary cards go.

I thought was only about four songs in the whole movie not just over sixty,Panoni!:tlol:

[gobo]

I was referring to the copyright office (http://copyright.gov). I don't think they let you check stuff out from there. There's a bunch of unpublished stuff that comes up in searches there that don't at the library of congress (http://loc.gov). So, this will just tell us what we can expect if anyone ever picks up the score to release it. Someone mentioned suggesting it to a label a while back, and they said they'd like to. I forget who though. Varese Sarabande was the label that did the limited run of the Ghostbusters score in 2006, so maybe that's who was mentioned.

[MikeandRaph87]

I was referring to the copyright office (http://copyright.gov). I don't think they let you check stuff out from there. There's a bunch of unpublished stuff that comes up in searches there that don't at the library of congress (http://loc.gov). So, this will just tell us what we can expect if anyone ever picks up the score to release it. Someone mentioned suggesting it to a label a while back, and they said they'd like to. I forget who though. Varese Sarabande was the label that did the limited run of the Ghostbusters score in 2006, so maybe that's who was mentioned.

Oh, I see. That would be nice to listen to. Its just will it happen.

[gobo]

Its just will it happen.
Possibly. I've never noticed this page (http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ06.pdf) before, and I doubt the result I'd get would be what we want, but I think I'll try... just for the halibut. Live 'n learn, right?

[sgtfbomb]

Man, this score needs an official release.

[rufus]

These two maybe our best bet at getting a TMNT1 score out. They both specialise in limited complete scores to various films. Heck they have a released score for DUNSTON CHECKS IN: LIMITED EDITION
http://lalalandrecords.com/
http://store.intrada.com/