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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: Offshored2007 on October 04, 2010, 10:08:59 AM
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A new section of the TVPMM has opened up for members only once a membership fee is paved. From what I can tell, he's moved some cues out of the main "Listen" area (for example Concentration), and into the vault. Membership looks like it will be around $25 (.14*182 as a rough guess) for six months and around $50 for a year.
Other sections that have portions moved include Match Game, and The Price Is Right.
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You're not noticing, however, what's in the Vault that was never out in the open (check the Twitter account).
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I see one of my "holy grail" themes has been added ("Last Word").......
[eagerly awaits paycheck from work]
/feels "Big Showdown" may not be far away
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'248676\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 10:26 AM\']You're not noticing, however, what's in the Vault that was never out in the open (check the Twitter account).[/quote]
He's taken some things off the main "listen" pages and moved them to the vault such as the cues from the shows I have mentioned. I'll take your word
other items are brand new. I have supported him in the past and will continue to.
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Well what's new is the package from The Last Word and a bunch of cues from The Price is Right from 1972.
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'248680\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 11:18 AM\']a bunch of cues from The Price is Right from 1972.[/quote]
What cues, if I may ask?
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[quote name=\'DoorNumberFour\' post=\'248691\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 12:08 PM\'][quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'248680\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 11:18 AM\']a bunch of cues from The Price is Right from 1972.[/quote]
What cues, if I may ask?
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All he says on Twitter is that it's 46 cues from the 1972 Moog reel. Does anyone know if that sounds like the entire 1972 package?
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Has anyone here already rec'd their login info?
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I don't have access to the vault, but I did obtain a CD labelled "TPIR 1972 Moog Reel"
Exploring the CD shows most cues are between 10-40 seconds in length. Some are 10 seconds or less.
They include variations of Come on Down, Main Theme, M2 cue (used during Barker era for GPS & computer IUFB), and the rare cue used for paint supplies.
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[quote name=\'cmjb13\' post=\'248723\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 10:54 PM\']I don't have access to the vault, but I did obtain a CD labelled "TPIR 1972 Moog Reel"
Exploring the CD shows most cues are between 10-40 seconds in length. Some are 10 seconds or less.
They include variations of Come on Down, Main Theme, M2 cue (used during Barker era for GPS & computer IUFB), and the rare cue used for paint supplies.[/quote]
I've got to ask -
Does it include the Moog version of the loosing horns?
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[quote name=\'drmusic_99\' post=\'248693\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 02:45 PM\']All he says on Twitter is that it's 46 cues from the 1972 Moog reel. Does anyone know if that sounds like the entire 1972 package?[/quote]
There's a lot more than the moog stuff in the 1972 package.
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The latest Twitter message says that another 89 cues were added to the Vault from "The Price is Right 1972 Reel One." Per this post (http://\"http://www.golden-road.net/index.php/topic,15673.msg261560.html#msg261560\") from Golden Road, it looks like the scripting portion of the Vault isn't finished yet, and could take a while to get into place.
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[quote name=\'DYosua\' post=\'248735\' date=\'Oct 5 2010, 05:53 AM\']The latest Twitter message says that another 89 cues were added to the Vault from "The Price is Right 1972 Reel One." Per this post (http://\"http://www.golden-road.net/index.php/topic,15673.msg261560.html#msg261560\") from Golden Road, it looks like the scripting portion of the Vault isn't finished yet, and could take a while to get into place.[/quote]
That amount seems right to be the rest of what was composed in 1972 for the series.
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[quote name=\'Steve_Bier\' post=\'248725\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 11:05 PM\'][quote name=\'cmjb13\' post=\'248723\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 10:54 PM\']I don't have access to the vault, but I did obtain a CD labelled "TPIR 1972 Moog Reel"
Exploring the CD shows most cues are between 10-40 seconds in length. Some are 10 seconds or less.
They include variations of Come on Down, Main Theme, M2 cue (used during Barker era for GPS & computer IUFB), and the rare cue used for paint supplies.[/quote]
I've got to ask -
Does it include the Moog version of the loosing horns?
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Yes
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[quote name=\'cmjb13\' post=\'248723\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 10:54 PM\']the rare cue used for paint supplies.[/quote]
Since a text description would be hard, I'm curious as to what this cue sounds like. Does anyone have a video clip?
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Should any more Stone Stanley cues show up, I'll have to register with the quickness
/not holding my breath for it though.
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So just to make this clear - the cues are in the vault, but registration is closed for the time being? I'm not missing anything?
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[quote name=\'DoorNumberFour\' post=\'248742\' date=\'Oct 5 2010, 11:40 AM\']So just to make this clear - the cues are in the vault, but registration is closed for the time being? I'm not missing anything?[/quote]I believe you are correct.
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Just signed up for my 6-month membership..... :)
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[quote name=\'Steve_Bier\' post=\'248800\' date=\'Oct 6 2010, 03:42 PM\']Just signed up for my 6-month membership..... :)[/quote]
How'd you do that?
EDIT: Never mind, I checked it out. The page still says "do not use", but the Paypal links are very much active. Thanks!
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[quote name=\'jmangin\' post=\'248739\' date=\'Oct 5 2010, 09:09 AM\'][quote name=\'cmjb13\' post=\'248723\' date=\'Oct 4 2010, 10:54 PM\']the rare cue used for paint supplies.[/quote]
Since a text description would be hard, I'm curious as to what this cue sounds like. Does anyone have a video clip?
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Here (http://\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9-7jlcw8d0\") you go
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Quick question, how soon after posting a payment do you get access?
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Apparently, the vault is still not loaded up yet. For those of us that did purchase a membership, we'll be getting our log-in details within the next few weeks.
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[quote name=\'Steve_Bier\' post=\'248867\' date=\'Oct 7 2010, 09:58 PM\']Apparently, the vault is still not loaded up yet. For those of us that did purchase a membership, we'll be getting our log-in details within the next few weeks.[/quote]
And before anybody complains, you should think long and hard about what "Under Construction....Please Do Not Use" might mean.
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[quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' post=\'248868\' date=\'Oct 7 2010, 11:14 PM\']And before anybody complains, you should think long and hard about what "Under Construction....Please Do Not Use" might mean.[/quote]
True that (the 6-month membership didn't have the above disclaimer at the time) - but it'll be absolutely worth the wait!
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[quote name=\'Steve_Bier\' post=\'248884\' date=\'Oct 8 2010, 10:00 AM\'][quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' post=\'248868\' date=\'Oct 7 2010, 11:14 PM\']And before anybody complains, you should think long and hard about what "Under Construction....Please Do Not Use" might mean.[/quote]
True that (the 6-month membership didn't have the above disclaimer at the time) - but it'll be absolutely worth the wait!
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Probably intended for the page in general. (And agreed--worth the wait.)
Best guess: If someone's registration does go through, Terry still has to process it on his end. Early birds will have to wait just as long as everyone else.
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[quote name=\'dale_grass\' post=\'248898\' date=\'Oct 8 2010, 04:39 PM\']Terry still has to process it on his end. Early birds will have to wait just as long as everyone else.[/quote]
Pretty much.
When I found that my log-in didn't work, I e-mailed Terry (I'll admit that I was a bit baffled that my registration went through, but I did not have access). Terry kindly explained that the entire membership page was still under construction ("...We needed to put the buttons live online to test the code..."), and that as soon as the area is open, my log-in details will be sent to me.
I cannot wait! There looks to be some REALLY great stuff in there!
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[quote name=\'Steve_Bier\' post=\'248904\' date=\'Oct 8 2010, 05:33 PM\']I cannot wait! There looks to be some REALLY great stuff in there![/quote]
Looks good now, and I'm sure there are loads of goodies on the way.
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Quick bump - according to the Twitter, 168 Family Feud '94 cues have been added to the vault.
/drool
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[quote name=\'DoorNumberFour\' post=\'249012\' date=\'Oct 11 2010, 11:39 AM\']Quick bump - according to the Twitter, 168 Family Feud '94 cues have been added to the vault.
/drool[/quote]
The cues are listed on the regular Family Feud page. Looks like there are a couple more faceoff cues than in the '76 package.
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About time the main theme for FF '94 presented in the key of G like it was on the show. Everywhere else I've heard it, it was in the key of F Sharp.
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I am overly anxious to pay for access to the vault. Each tweet with info of what's being added makes like cruel and unusual punishment that it isn't set up for payments yet hahahaha
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According to the Twitter, 61 cues from the 1974 TPiR package have been added!
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SHOW DOWN!
Is in the Vault!
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[quote name=\'Offshored2007\' post=\'249061\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 11:44 AM\']SHOW DOWN!
Is in the Vault![/quote]
!!!!! (http://\"http://www.uncoached.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/omg.jpg\")
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[quote name=\'Offshored2007\' post=\'249061\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 10:44 AM\']SHOW DOWN!
Is in the Vault![/quote]
I CALLED IT!!!!!!!!
/sweeeeeet!!!!
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[quote name=\'Chief-O\' post=\'249064\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 12:08 PM\'][quote name=\'Offshored2007\' post=\'249061\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 10:44 AM\']SHOW DOWN!
Is in the Vault![/quote]
I CALLED IT!!!!!!!!
/sweeeeeet!!!!
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But how long will it take to get the membership thing worked out? The "win the Showdown round" theme (a part of the main theme) is
playing in my head right now as Jim and Heather (whatever happened to her) congratulate me for winning the $5,000.
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Hold on, I thought I understood how to sign up for membership, but the buttons say "Under Construction - Please do not use". Should I ignore this and proceed?
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Offhand, I don't know which cues are in the 1972 Reel One or 1974 package. I'd have to do some research to find out. But if memory serves me correct a lot of the cues are just variations of each other. One CD I came across had about 10 variations of the same cue. For example: One cue would have Cello+Guitar another with Cello+Guitar-piano another with Cello+Piano. Basically the same cue with different instruments taken out or added.
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[quote name=\'GrandGame1440\' post=\'249069\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 01:44 PM\']Hold on, I thought I understood how to sign up for membership, but the buttons say "Under Construction - Please do not use". Should I ignore this and proceed?[/quote]
Nahh, don't do it yet. They'll announce on their Twitter page when everything is go.
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[quote name=\'cmjb13\' post=\'249075\' date=\'Oct 12 2010, 01:38 PM\']Offhand, I don't know which cues are in the 1972 Reel One or 1974 package. I'd have to do some research to find out. But if memory serves me correct a lot of the cues are just variations of each other. One CD I came across had about 10 variations of the same cue. For example: One cue would have Cello+Guitar another with Cello+Guitar-piano another with Cello+Piano. Basically the same cue with different instruments taken out or added.[/quote]
Probably lots of variations that were never used on the show? I'm guessing this will sound like the Card Sharks theme variations (http://\"http://www.tvpmm.com/documents/346.html\").
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I'm just happy he's sharing (and I'd gladly fork over the money to listen).
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According to the Twitter feed TVPMM is now accepting memberships (and anyone who signs up before the end of the year will get an extra month for free.)
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Now that The Vault is now open, I have removed all TPiR content from my site.
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[quote name=\'Casey Buck\' post=\'249154\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 08:52 AM\']Now that The Vault is now open, I have removed all TPiR content from my site.[/quote]While I choose not to make any further donations on principle, there are those who find a $25 donation sufficiently challenging to make. These are some of the best known cues in the world of game shows, and it would be disappointing if some people couldn't access them merely for financial reasons.
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[quote name=\'Modor\' post=\'249155\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 09:10 AM\']While I choose not to make any further donations on principle, there are those who find a $25 donation sufficiently challenging to make. These are some of the best known cues in the world of game shows, and it would be disappointing if some people couldn't access them merely for financial reasons.[/quote]
I can name one. (http://\"http://www.golden-road.net/index.php/topic,15673.msg262843.html#msg262843\")
Looking forward to donating!!!! I'd bet the TPIR cues are worth the price of admission by themselves, but everything else that's been added----my goodness!!! [and that's assuming "Big Showdown" is actually part of it: I haven't seen anything in the inventory page or the TVPMM Twitter mentioning it]
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[quote name=\'Modor\' post=\'249155\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 10:10 AM\']These are some of the best known cues in the world of game shows, and it would be disappointing if some people couldn't access them merely for financial reasons.[/quote]
Access to a library of game show music cues is not a right, and not being able to hear the theme music to Switcharoo is not exactly a hardship. I'm not exactly sure why Casey decided to take his cues down merely because they were being commercialized somewhere else, but that's his choice. If someone can't -- or won't -- pay for access at TVPMM, then they'll just have to do without. The world will continue to spin. Meanwhile, I imagine anybody who remotely cares has already downloaded and saved any cues they wanted from Casey, or from any number of other (http://\"http://www.gameshowthemesongs.net/tpir_library.htm\") sites that have them (http://\"http://www.80stvthemes.com/gameshows/tpir/\").
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I purchased a 6-month subscription (which is currently giving you a free month). Worth the price of admission. Very funky stuff with the Moog TPIR reel, and a lot of music that probably hasn't been listened to in a very, very long time.
There are a ton of similarities between the Moog reel for Price and the 1970 Password cues - very similar instrumentals, similar variants.
Personally looking forward to the next two reels for Price - the 1976 and 1983 cues are some of the show's greatest pieces, IMO.
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[quote name=\'tpirfan28\' post=\'249162\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 10:43 AM\']I purchased a 6-month subscription (which is currently giving you a free month). Worth the price of admission. Very funky stuff with the Moog TPIR reel, and a lot of music that probably hasn't been listened to in a very, very long time.[/quote]
Reading the Golden Road thread, it seems as though this library is every TPIR fan's wet dream. And y'know, that's terrific. There are some things I find on Ebay that I'm thrilled to have and nobody else could give a flying fig about. Again, though, people who want to make that investment will be rewarded, and those who can't or won't will just have to find a less expensive hobby or be happy with the pieces that remain public.
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[quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' post=\'249164\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 10:50 AM\'][quote name=\'tpirfan28\' post=\'249162\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 10:43 AM\']I purchased a 6-month subscription (which is currently giving you a free month). Worth the price of admission. Very funky stuff with the Moog TPIR reel, and a lot of music that probably hasn't been listened to in a very, very long time.[/quote]
Reading the Golden Road thread, it seems as though this library is every TPIR fan's wet dream. And y'know, that's terrific. There are some things I find on Ebay that I'm thrilled to have and nobody else could give a flying fig about. Again, though, people who want to make that investment will be rewarded, and those who can't or won't will just have to find a less expensive hobby or be happy with the pieces that remain public.
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Bought a six monther (seven with the bonus month). There are 2 versions of "The Big Showdown" theme, and tons of old TPiR cues as others have stated. If and when he gets anything from the US Copyright office for "Whew!" I would venture it would end up in the vault.
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[quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' post=\'249164\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 07:50 AM\']Reading the Golden Road thread, it seems as though this library is every TPIR fan's wet dream. And y'know, that's terrific. There are some things I find on Ebay that I'm thrilled to have and nobody else could give a flying fig about. Again, though, people who want to make that investment will be rewarded, and those who can't or won't will just have to find a less expensive hobby or be happy with the pieces that remain public.[/quote]
Again, Matt is the voice of reason and sanity. I'll simply add that the TVPMM curator deserves a great deal of credit for dedicating thousands of hours over the past decade to create the definitive repository for this beloved music - and the collection is continuing to grow with some new additions on the way. Helping to defray his costs with a minimal contribution seems well within reason for those who value this material.
Oh, and I was among the slow adopters with PayPal but can now give testimony to its trustworthiness and convenience as I've channelled thousands of dollars in and out of my account from and to all kinds of "Pals".
I've got the music in me.
Randy
tvrandywest.com
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Just wanted to share this with the class, in case anyone's wondering---by the looks of it, if you've already donated to the museum in the past, you can just add the necessary amount to gain Vault access. (E.G. if you've already donated $15, you just have to donate $10 more to get the 6 month access)
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[quote name=\'Chief-O\' post=\'249200\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 06:38 PM\']Just wanted to share this with the class, in case anyone's wondering---by the looks of it, if you've already donated to the museum in the past, you can just add the necessary amount to gain Vault access. (E.G. if you've already donated $15, you just have to donate $10 more to get the 6 month access)[/quote]
Does this mean those of us who have donated $25 or more in the past have an automatic 6-month membership?
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[quote name=\'MikeK\' post=\'249208\' date=\'Oct 14 2010, 06:52 PM\']Does this mean those of us who have donated $25 or more in the past have an automatic 6-month membership?[/quote]
It might; I'd suggest asking Terry. Who knows; maybe he cut me a deal..... :P
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I can't get over the scrumtrulescence of some of the arragements on the Price reels, especially the '74 music.
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Raiding the Vault right now-----yes, the "Big Showdown" theme is as awesome as everyone's saying. I'd probably say it's my most favorite theme of all!! "Last Word" is every bit as cool as I expected it to be. Still have yet to access the TPIR cues, but I'd say what I've heard so far was definitely worth the donation......
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I'm also really digging the cues from Family Feud 1994. A lot more of these should've gotten on the show and I really, really wish the current incarnation of the program would use them.
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per an e-mail from Terry, past contributions don't count toward vault membership. The additional $$ is well worth it. And I am sure more gems await. I never thought I'd hear "The Big Showdown" theme in the clear, or "The Last Word" The list of "holy grail" missing themes continues to shrink.
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Does anyone have a problem with The Last Word cues? There's no option to select an individual cue- you had to play all of the first cue before the 2nd one started, etc..
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[quote name=\'weaklink75\' post=\'249244\' date=\'Oct 15 2010, 10:12 AM\']Does anyone have a problem with The Last Word cues? There's no option to select an individual cue- you had to play all of the first cue before the 2nd one started, etc..[/quote]
Yeah, that's the one problem with that one page. I also noticed with the "Tattletales" cuts, they only have one cut from each package.
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Amazing stuff! Does anyone know which cues Barker supposedly had banned as they were too closely associated with furs?
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It's well worth the $50 membership. I purchased mine yesterday. Reel 3 of the TPIR Cues (1976) is coming close to being placed in the Vault.
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A teaser for those of you still on the fence about a membership. The track list below is posted, and the cues will follow shortly.
1. The Cats - v1
2. The Cats - v2
3. The Cats - v3
4. The Cats - v4
5. The Cats - v5
6. The Cats - v6
7. Eric - v1
8. Eric - v2
9. Eric - v3
10. Eric - v4
11. Brioche - v1
12. Brioche - v2
13. Brioche - v3
14. Sam - v1
15. Deja Vu - v1
16. Deja Vu - v2
17. Ralph - v1
18. Phaser - v1
19. Phaser - v2
20. Phaser - v3
21. Phaser - v4
22. Phaser - v5
23. Rye Bred - v1
24. Rye Bred - v2
25. Jive Walk - v1
26. Jive Walk - v2
27. Jive Walk - v3
28. Jive Walk - v4
29. Jive Walk - v5
30. Bhen - v1
31. Bhen - v2
32. Bhen - v3
33. Bhen - v4
34. Amen, Brother Herbert - v1
35. Amen, Brother Herbert - v2
36. Amen, Brother Herbert - v3
37. Amen, Brother Herbert - v4
38. Walking - v1
39. Walking - v2
40. Spring Waltz - v1
41. Spring Waltz - v2
42. Spring Waltz - v3
43. Spring Waltz - v4
44. Spring Waltz - v5
45. The Bean Stalker - v1
46. The Bean Stalker - v2
47. Dig We Must - v1
48. Dig We Must - v2
49. Dig We Must - v3
50. Dig We Must - v4
51. The Feud - v1
52. The Feud - v2
53. Starcrossed - v1
54. Starcrossed - v2
55. The Big Banana - v1
56. The Big Banana - v2
57. Splendido! - v1
58. Second Thoughts - v1
59. The Feud - v3
60. Starcrossed - v3
61. The Big Banana - v3
62. The Cats - Full
63. Eric - Full
64. Tackless - Full
65. Brioche - Full
66. Sam - Full
67. déjà vu - Full
68. Ralph - Full
69. Phaser - Full
70. Robt - Full
71. Rye Bred - Full
72. Jive Walk - Full
73. Bhen - Full
74. Amen, Brother Herbert - Full
75. Spring Waltz - Full
76. Walking - Full
77. The Bean Stalker - Full
78. Dig We Must - Full
79. The Feud - Full
80. Starcrossed - Full
81. The Big Banana - Full
82. Splendido! - Full
83. Second Thoughts - Full
84. The Cats - v7
85. Tackless - v1
86. Walking - v3
87. Second Thoughts - v2
88. Eric - v5
89. Walking - v4
It also appears we have an answer as to who wrote "The Feud": Walt Levinsky.
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I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249279\' date=\'Oct 16 2010, 12:07 AM\']I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.[/quote]
Or one guy who's totally awesome!
Nah, I suppose I jumped the gun. Still would be interesting to find out who wrote what. Any good authors want to do some research and pen a tell-all book?
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So, are these names "official" names from Score? The first I ever recall seeing these names was on Brian's fabulous 80s Theme SuperSite. Did the TVPMM just use the names since they have been floating in cyberspace since 1997? And there are the difference - Tackless vs. Tachlen (which Brian has ?? next to on his site) and Robt vs. Robert (which could just be a typo or abbreviation on the TVPMM).
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I believe Brian's source for most of the cues on his site (at least the "named" ones) was a vinyl demo put out by Score, and that's where the names come from. At least that's what I recall reading somewhere online years ago.
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The 1976 cues are now posted in the vault!!! Check out "The Feud" and "Dig We Must" Edits!!
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And today, the Vault added an Alan Thicke page.
Uh oh...
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[quote name=\'Robair\' post=\'249352\' date=\'Oct 17 2010, 05:54 PM\']And today, the Vault added an Alan Thicke page.
Uh oh...[/quote]
Nothing new in there [just relocated from the public section], but I also notice the "Whew!" link has been removed from the top of the page.
"Uh oh" may be right...........
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249279\' date=\'Oct 15 2010, 10:07 PM\']I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.[/quote]
I think he meant one tune, the main FF theme.
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I'd just like to say this about having pristine versions of this material available: "Spring Waltz" makes me happier than any other piece of music I can name.
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[quote name=\'chris319\' post=\'249357\' date=\'Oct 17 2010, 08:41 PM\'][quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249279\' date=\'Oct 15 2010, 10:07 PM\']I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.[/quote]
I think he meant one tune, the main FF theme.
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No, Terry claims the whole 76 Price package was by Levinsky.
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Why don't you think Levinsky wrote it all? Too many disparate styles?
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Yeah. Not saying it's impossible, just not totally sure I believe he wrote all of it.
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The 1972 cues just make me sit back and shake my head in amazement for the sheer number of them...130 pieces of music, and for all they knew, they might only be on the air for 13 weeks.
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To our delight, Kalehoff's work ethic has always been to build a package with as many variations and tweaks as possible to provide the packager with full flexibility and a wide range of cuts to choose from. Consider there are 168 cuts listed for the '94 Feud, which was not a long-running show. And that's built off of just one main musical theme. Can you imagine what that 1994 TPIR package of his will contain, with about a dozen or so main tracks? That is gonna be one scary list.
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There's about 250 tracks in the 1994 package, including 27 variations of just one car cue, 14 variations of the Come On Down cue!
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Um, I need help with this. I have a debit card, but would I have to have the money on it before giving that information to PayPal?
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[quote name=\'golden-road\' post=\'249383\' date=\'Oct 18 2010, 12:04 PM\']Um, I need help with this. I have a debit card, but would I have to have the money on it before giving that information to PayPal?[/quote]
Yes.
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[quote name=\'TalkingHeadsFan\' post=\'249382\' date=\'Oct 18 2010, 10:38 AM\']There's about 250 tracks in the 1994 package, including 27 variations of just one car cue, 14 variations of the Come On Down cue![/quote]
Never realized there were so many variants of the TPIR main theme, or some of the other old standards from the show. I chuckled the first time I listened through some of these TPIR tracks, thinking that once Mr. Kalehoff came up with a melody he liked, he sure did get some serious mileage out of it. There's one or two sets of tracks in there where it seems like everybody in the orchestra got to take a crack at playing lead.
I also like how it seems that the classic "losing horns" is really just one of a large set of short 'sting' pieces.
Great stuff.
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When you say "the 1994 package", are there any TNPiR'94 cues?
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That's what the 94 package is.
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Now the 1983 package of TPiR is up in the vault !!!!
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Last Word's theme is catchy, but I can't help but feel it could be on a current infomercial, or a cheesy late-night talk show in the mid-80s.
Big Showdown of course, is awesome.
/Crossing fingers for LMaD80 and the second Dream House theme
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The 1983 Price package has been added to the Vault. Again--lots of variations on just a few main melodies. But it's all beautiful.
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The "Double Dare" (Nick version) library got moved into the paid area too. The "free" page is intact, but only the main theme is accessible. All the rest of the tracks are premium content now.
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[quote name=\'mparrish11\' post=\'249424\' date=\'Oct 19 2010, 03:23 PM\']The "Double Dare" (Nick version) library got moved into the paid area too. The "free" page is intact, but only the main theme is accessible. All the rest of the tracks are premium content now.[/quote]
I predict 80-90% of the material will end up in the vault as Terry finds time to move/add things. The free pages will become teasers.
And yes, I have a membership.
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Good to hear that some of your list of "holy grail" themes is starting to shrink. One that's on mine is the theme to the short-lived "Family Secrets" hosted by Bob Eubanks. The show was nothing to write home about, but man, were those horns ROCKING in that theme song or what? I've always wondered who wrote that great theme? I don't believe it was Score Productions.
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I guess two on my list would be the quirky themes from Milton DeLugg - the closing to the 80s Treasure Hunt and 3's a Crowd. They were just fun themes that matched the shows so well. Most of the other Barris show themes are on the Australian LP/CD and the TVPMM.
I do have an over-the-air WAV of the Family Secrets close I recorded over 17 years ago - so it has applause and the tape hiss from a 1993 recording.
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So wait, am I hearing this right and he has the complete 1994 TPiR package in there?
As for Holy Grail lists, none of this is even close to anything on my list, but I'll probably donate just for the hell of it once I get all this upcoming Sonic swag.
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[quote name=\'GrandMasterGalvatron\' post=\'249610\' date=\'Oct 22 2010, 01:58 PM\']So wait, am I hearing this right and he has the complete 1994 TPiR package in there?[/quote]
I believe that is the case.
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[quote name=\'GrandMasterGalvatron\' post=\'249610\' date=\'Oct 22 2010, 02:58 PM\']So wait, am I hearing this right and he has the complete 1994 TPiR package in there?
As for Holy Grail lists, none of this is even close to anything on my list, but I'll probably donate just for the hell of it once I get all this upcoming Sonic swag.[/quote]
As i am not a fan of most, if not anything from the 1994 package, that is one of the things that would keep me from getting the membership, however there is so much more that warrants it heh.
I shouldnt say everything is bad in the package. Some of the tunes are nice, but it all sounds too cheap to me. If they had the same sounding as the earlier package, i mean the musical arrangements, i think i would be a bigger fan.
Just my opinion.
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The Last Word's player has been fixed. Boy, that's one neat theme.
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249279\' date=\'Oct 16 2010, 12:07 AM\']I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.[/quote]
After listening to the 1976 package there seems to be some more cues missing. For example, the other versions of "Walking" in particular the one used for the opening from 76-79 and used on both the German version and the 1989 Sky One from UK. Also other mixes of "second thoughts' and others. Funny they not included. Everything else seems complete.
Mark
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[quote name=\'Argo\' post=\'249711\' date=\'Oct 25 2010, 04:55 PM\'][quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249279\' date=\'Oct 16 2010, 12:07 AM\']I dunno how much stock I put into Levinsky as the composer of that package... I'm sure as a Score employee at the time he contributed, but in just listening to the 1976 package, you can tell it was written by several different people.[/quote]
After listening to the 1976 package there seems to be some more cues missing. For example, the other versions of "Walking" in particular the one used for the opening from 76-79 and used on both the German version and the 1989 Sky One from UK. Also other mixes of "second thoughts' and others. Funny they not included. Everything else seems complete.
Mark
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Same for the 1972 package, I'm pretty sure. I've got cues recorded off the TV that aren't in there -- for example, the Trumpet version of the theme cue is not the same one that was used on the air. The one in the package is much shorter.
Chances are the others are on a "remix" reel somewhere, but where is it and who has it?
BTW, a quick heads up to everybody listening to the 1994 package. The cue names and the cues themselves do not match up after the first 20 or so. He says he will deal with matching things up when the upload is completed. As of cue #141, which is where he's currently down to, the cues are running 4 behind what the title says -- i.e, the fourth cue marked Theme 2 Double Feel is actually the LAST cue for Theme 1 Triple Feel Slow.
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[quote name=\'Mr. Bill\' post=\'249761\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 07:13 AM\']Same for the 1972 package, I'm pretty sure. I've got cues recorded off the TV that aren't in there -- for example, the Trumpet version of the theme cue is not the same one that was used on the air. The one in the package is much shorter.
Chances are the others are on a "remix" reel somewhere, but where is it and who has it?[/quote]
Are you saying you've heard mixes of the 1972 cuts that are different, or just looped to make them longer? Because if these were the master reels given to G-T, then a show staffer could quite simply have made longer edits of them. I'm not sure, at least with the 1972 and 1974 packages, that there's anything we're really missing. But if you have evidence otherwise, I'd be curious to hear it.
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[quote name=\'drmusic_99\' post=\'249769\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 02:54 PM\'][quote name=\'Mr. Bill\' post=\'249761\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 07:13 AM\']Same for the 1972 package, I'm pretty sure. I've got cues recorded off the TV that aren't in there -- for example, the Trumpet version of the theme cue is not the same one that was used on the air. The one in the package is much shorter.
Chances are the others are on a "remix" reel somewhere, but where is it and who has it?[/quote]
Are you saying you've heard mixes of the 1972 cuts that are different, or just looped to make them longer? Because if these were the master reels given to G-T, then a show staffer could quite simply have made longer edits of them. I'm not sure, at least with the 1972 and 1974 packages, that there's anything we're really missing. But if you have evidence otherwise, I'd be curious to hear it.
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You're right. Many of the 1972 cues were edited/looped to make them longer.
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[quote name=\'snowpeck\' post=\'249779\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 06:04 PM\'][quote name=\'drmusic_99\' post=\'249769\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 02:54 PM\'][quote name=\'Mr. Bill\' post=\'249761\' date=\'Oct 27 2010, 07:13 AM\']Same for the 1972 package, I'm pretty sure. I've got cues recorded off the TV that aren't in there -- for example, the Trumpet version of the theme cue is not the same one that was used on the air. The one in the package is much shorter.
Chances are the others are on a "remix" reel somewhere, but where is it and who has it?[/quote]
Are you saying you've heard mixes of the 1972 cuts that are different, or just looped to make them longer? Because if these were the master reels given to G-T, then a show staffer could quite simply have made longer edits of them. I'm not sure, at least with the 1972 and 1974 packages, that there's anything we're really missing. But if you have evidence otherwise, I'd be curious to hear it.
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You're right. Many of the 1972 cues were edited/looped to make them longer.
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I have at least 2 or 3 examples of the trumpet cue anyway. They were NOT looped or edited because the longer version didn't repeat but continued with additional music, I think to roughly the same length as most of the other theme cues.
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I'm pretty sure you're wrong, but I'm more than willing to listen if you can provide such examples.
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Good news for all you T.Q. fans: some of his pieces from the early days of Price are different lengths and in better quality. Five points to whoever figures out why this was posted in the TVPMM topic.