Unknown Tracks

There are still some unknown tracks left to identify, so will I need your help finding these tracks. Tracks that have not been found yet are indicated by a question mark on the episodes' track breakdowns. To search for unknown tracks, visit any of the production music websites that are linked to in the sidebar and look for tracks using tags that relate to how the track sounds in the show. These include adjectives that describe its mood or tone, its genre, its instrumentation, its tempo, and its release date. It's also best to expand the search outside of the libraries that we know the show already uses.

Click the link below to access the folder containing all of the unknown tracks used in this show.

Unknown Tracks

The libraries that might contain unknown tracks are:

Associated Production Music

• KPM
• Sonoton
• Sonoton Authentic Series
• Selected Sound
• Bruton
• NFL Music Library
• Kosinus
• JW Media Music

Warner/Chappell Production Music

• Carlin Production Music
• Non-Stop Producers Series

Universal Production Music

• Chappell
• Killer Tracks
• Koka
• Atmosphere
• FirstCom
• Match Music
• Music House

De Wolfe Music

• De Wolfe Music (duh)
• Hudson Music Library

Flipper Music

• Beatbox
• Cavendish Music

Other

• Sound Stage Music Library [Primalhouse Music]
• Parry Music Library [BMG Production Music]
• West One Music

You can also search music repertoires such as GEMA, ASCAP, BMI, or SOCAN for track names or track composers under the show's name. 

Keep in mind that some tracks that this show uses are tracks that have been removed from its website at some point, so some unknown tracks might be one of those unavailable tracks as well. In this case, the best bet is to search for albums in one of the music libraries that the show uses on websites like Discogs with tracks in a genre that fits the unknown track and see if it has it.

Rules:

• If you find one of the unknown tracks, please comment the track's composer(s), the exact version of it used in the episode, and where to find it.

• If a newly identified track happens to be unavailable on its respective website, then please link to another place on the Internet where it can be heard. If it can't be heard anywhere else, then provide a Discogs link to the album the track comes from.

• Tracks with multiple versions are usually indicated by letters or numbers at the end of the track name. However, some track series will not use this labeling and just have the plain track names for every version. For track series like these, please indicate a track variation with its track number on the album it comes from. If it is the original version of the track, you won't have to add its track number unless each track in a series under the same name is an entirely different composition.

Now get out there and find those unknown tracks!