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I'm looking forward to this cd, as well as other plans this company might have. Unfortunately music from shows like Jayce and the wheeled warriors or M.
I do think you should still get the first volume, it's a collectable! I'm surprised this cd didn't do better. Considering the people asking about it everywhere, you should expect it to be more of a hit. Perhaps it had something to do with the cheap looking presentation and that it was, kind of, hard to order internationally.
I've made a thread on filmscoremonthly. Yeah, from what I know, Jayce and M. I guess that might be the main problem, as most of Saban's master tapes for their 80s cartoons seem to be lost, and the soundtracks that are getting released are mainly extracted from LP editions. Still, maybe I'll give it a chance. Is there any cover art on the back, by the way? Or a booklet with info or anything?
Just curious about how much I might be missing if I don't buy it. Anyway, thanks very much for the mention on filmscoremonthly! It's a huge compliment to me that you find my blog worth promoting! Yes, that's probably the reason the background music will never be released, although I have a dozen MASK files here that are ripped from the show.
No dialogue, some sound effects. They sound alright. A professional soundtrack producer might do miracles with them, although it would probably cost a lot of time and effort. Well, it's only 5 euros and still a nice Gadget collectable. There is no back cover art, just the titles with a small picture of the front cover art. The 4 page booklet only has the track titles and an ad for more Tele 80 cd's. I guess it's not the best looking collectable perhaps: You're welcome, your blog is very detailed and has worthwhile information that I have yet to find anywhere else, a real asset to the internet.
I hope more Gadget fans will find you:. Oooh, are these M. I must admit to not being a fan of MASK,having never seen the show I'm not sure if you've heard about this before, but pretty much all of these old cartoon series actually exist in completely dialogue-free versions Those bonus tracks were in mono, of course, and some of them had sound effects, but generally, they sounded very good.
It would be just fantastic if this could be done for the upcoming Gadget CD, to actually give us some music that's never before been released But the Gadget episodes do exist without dialogue, it can be done!
Any sort of artwork on the disc? Thanks again for the compliments! The MAsk music sounds a lot like Gadget, Masters of the universe etc. They are not online though, you should send me an e-mail. The adress is on the website www.
I never realised that was the way they produced them. It does explain why so many fanmade score versions are available. In fact, I used to make them myself from Transformers episodes, but they weren't as good as some of the others sound. Believe it or not, there is artwork on the Gadget disc! It's the same drawing as is on the front and back cover ofcourse:. Get it while you still can! I'll definitely send you an e-mail shortly! I just happened to read on some site that this was how they got bonus music for the CD editions of Ulysses 31 and Cities of Gold, and suddenly it all made sense especially as I had downloaded those CDs on beforehand and was wondering why some tracks contained SFX.
And yeah, from a time- and money-saving perspective, I guess it's very logical that they produce TV cartoons that way. I'm not sure to which degree it explains "why so many fanmade score versions are available", though. Generally, these dialogue-free versions of the cartoons have never been available to fans who might use them for such a purpose. I think they're mostly just available to TV networks and dubbing companies, at least officially.
One notable exception to this rule is "The Real Ghostbusters" TV series: When Time Life released the complete series to DVD, they actually included bonus audio tracks without dialogue for a handful of episodes, because they knew fans wanted to hear the music. I wish such care for the fans happened more often: Wow, there actually IS artwork on the disc, and it looks just as good as the cover? How can I resist buying this masterpiece of music publishing?? Together with a friend we have been colleting and restoring many of the spanish or latinamerican versions of the Saban releases.
We have a huge research about it, even we get in contact with Warner Chappell in order to find the vault. We have even tried to get in contact with mr Christophe Renaud in order to provide more information and material better than the one circulating in internet but no answer yet.
Some of them wer alerady release in dvd but anyway its quality wasn't good enough and we tried to improve it and to show what really was broadcasted during the 80's in latin america. Finally, a big question that we have had from a long time, can you recognize what album is the following excerpt??
Regards Bellower. Hi there! I'm really, really sorry for having taken so long to answer here! I forgot to reply to your comment right after you wrote it, and for the past few months, I almost haven't had any time for the blog at all! A broken down computer and intense studies being the primary reasons for that. I didn't know that Warner Chappell controlled rights to the Saban catalogue From what I've heard, Saban still controls rights to its music for 80s cartoon series.
I have to admit that in parts of your comment, I don't quite understand what you mean. From what I've heard earlier, Saban doesn't know, either. Anyway, they finally did mention the other day on their Facebook page that a new distributor had been found, so hopefully, the upgraded Inspecteur Gadget CD is still part of their schedule. Because I have a feeling that this new CD would also include the unique music from the Australian LP in good quality or at least that's what I'm hoping.
Your video restoration looks pretty impressive, especially that high-quality version of the Robotech intro! How do you go about restoring the video and audio? As for the other question, not sure exactly how I could assist you in getting all these music albums restored. I do have a few Gadget albums in my collection, but that's about it Not sure if I have any time for it, either.
And sorry, I'm not registered on 4shared, so I can't download that mysterious Saban track. But if it's the same mysterious Saban track which was once posted in a Shuki Levy thread on the ffshrine forums, then I've heard it and do not recognize it at all. How do you even know it's by Saban? Hello Mesterius, My apologies but I couldn't reply before. I was able to search inside that database to try to find the spanish tracks but there is no information there about them..
I can't assure that. Even more, when we are able to get in contact with Warner-Chappel people they couldn't figure out where the master tracks are physically. But there is a very remote possibility that MAYBE the "spanish" tracks weren't sold at that time which means Disney might have the copyright o "might be the copyright holders" As you could check we try to do our best by restoring those albums with the best possible quality.
The problem is that we need to get in contact with someone from Saban or maybe another entity to discuss about this project and really do a professional work and a professional release. Of course based in our restoration knowledge we will be more than happy to work in other soundtracks that haven't been released in digital and good quality format, i.
We get a sample track with maybe 10 or 15 different tracks excerpts and that "unknown" one came from that sample. It was given to my friend from the owner of a saban collection webpage with a nickname like "gedeon33" or something like that.
There is a way to get in contact with you by gmail chat or skype or msn.. Take care! In celebration of composer Shuki Levy why don't Tele 80 release a best of compilation of Shuki Levy's greatest cartoon themes? Now that would be truly amazing! I've had no time to blog about this before now, but better late than never especially as this will not be released until November :. Yep, the second "Inspecteur Gadget" CD is on its way The Facebook post that announced this "Edition Speciale" CD has since been inexplicably deleted, but thanks to Google Cache, I can still share it with you:.
Unless this remix is by Shuki Levy himself, I couldn't be less interested in that part. Presumably, the audio will be in good quality and free of vinyl scratches this time around Good riddance, I say. Though I must admit that a small part of the completist in me would like to get that CD now, seeing as it is the first CD release ever of the show's original background music. Damn my collector's instincts! The "new" cover art looks pretty awful awful enough for people to complain about it in disbelief at the Planete Jeunesse forums Still, this is slightly reassuring from one perspective.
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I'm looking forward to this cd, as well as other plans this company might have. Unfortunately music from shows like Jayce and the wheeled warriors or M. I do think you should still get the first volume, it's a collectable! I'm surprised this cd didn't do better.
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The series stars the voice of Don Adams as the titular character, and first premiered on September 12, It is the first cartoon show to be syndicated by DIC, who specifically created the series to help expand into the North American market, and the first animated series to be presented in stereo sound. The program originally ran from to , broadcasting 86 episodes over two seasons, and remained in syndication into the late s. The show revolves around the adventures of a clumsy, dim-witted detective named Inspector Gadget—a cyborg human with various bionic gadgets built into his body—who is sent on missions to thwart plans by his nemesis Dr. Claw, the leader of an evil organization known as "M. The TV series proved to be a success for DIC, not only launching the Inspector Gadget franchise, including additional animated productions, such as a sequel series , and two live-action films, but also encouraging the company to produce additional programs such as Heathcliff.
Inspector Gadget Theme Song
By Aaron Hutchins October 12, When the cartoon classic got an updated look, composers Skratt and Lenz were commissioned to write shorter and livelier opening music. When people first find out Stephen Skratt writes music professionally, the next question, inevitably, is if they would recognize any of his work. That is, until last year when they started telling friends they were writing music for a CGI-animated reboot of the classic cartoon Inspector Gadget , which launched this September in Canada. Do, do, do, do, doot, Inspector Gadget, do do do do do, doot doooo. Music, while a vital part of any movie or TV show, is often a forgotten element when fans gush or groan online about actors or plot lines. Not so with Inspector Gadget. When Netflix which carries exclusive rights to the show in the U.
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Music Fans Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for music historians, critics, and fans. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. A striking similarity in the structural composition of two pieces of music from completely different sources leaves one wondering could it be that this was by design.
Image credit: Watson. The classic cartoon ran original episodes for only three seasons, from to , but played in syndication throughout the remainder of the decade, and well into the s, and motion pictures were made about the dimwitted cyborg detective, who needed the help of his niece Penny and her dog Brain to defeat Dr. Claw and his M. The Blue Falcon hero needed the help of his dog sidekick Dynomutt, who was always outfitted with a bunch of contraptions. Heyward remembered the Blue Falcon not being the smartest of heroes , and he came up with the Inspector Gadget concept from there. After viewing the pilot episode, MGM called Heyward and DiC Entertainment to complain that their main character had another obvious influence: their own Inspector Clouseau.
Based on the popular cartoon character of the same name, "Inspector Gadget" is an adventure comedy about a somewhat naive and inept security guard, John Brown, whose big heart is equal to his far-fetched dreams of becoming the world's greatest police officer. However, nothing is impossible. Suddenly unexpected circumstances make him the ideal candidate for a top secret law enforecment project, and pretty scientist Dr. Brenda Bradford applies her expertise in robotics to build him into a man of many talents--and accessories. Using a vast array of grafted-on gizmos and doohickies to bust bad guys, the often clueless Inspector Gadget must also employ his common sense to crack an especially complicated case. As he penetrates Riverton City's darkest underworld, Inspector Gadget must save not only his good name and reputation, but also rescue the world from the nefarious Claw.
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