Update

JoeMurraysBiggestFan helped me identify a total of 5 unknown tracks! Here they are listed in episode order:

• "Trumpet Standards 01" [Sound effect that won’t be added to the breakdown] (Tomato Paste)
• "Echo" - Lars-Luis Linek [APM] (Sweet Dream Baby)
• "Banjo Party" - Judson Lee [Upright Music] (Tour Wars)
• "Super Brass Fanfares 5" - John Fox [APM] (Cheese Orbs)
• "Bad Gas" - Alexander Khaskin [BMGPM] (Samson's Mail Fraud)

About "Banjo Party"

The version of this track on Upright Music seems to be a full-mix version of the track that isn't used in the show. Tour Wars seems to use an underscore version without the percussion that isn't on Upright Music. This means that the album on the site is probably not where the track originally came from, thus it doesn't have this underscore. With that said, I'm not taking it out of the unknown tracks list until we can find out where the underscore of this track can be found.

Thanks again! 45 unknown tracks left!

Click here to see the remaining unknown tracks:

Unknown Tracks

"Racing Slicks" Update (Sort Of)

The unknown track in this episode is actually the unknown arrangement of "Minuet WoO 10, No. 2" that also plays in "Loogie Llama," which I didn't know since both episodes play the track in different pitches.

So with that said, there are now 49 unknown tracks left to find.

Bumper Update

JoeMurraysBiggestFan identified an actual unknown track this time.

This one in particular is the third unknown track in the Safe Kids PSA. It's "Charleston Heston" by Werner Tautz, which is available on Extreme Music. You can listen to it here.

Thanks again! 50 unknown track left!

"Bad Luck Be a Camper Tonight" Update

JoeMurraysBiggestFan on Twitter pointed out to me that the first unknown track in this episode is actually just Nick Carr's arrangement of "If You're Happy and You Know It."

I feel like an idiot, but thanks!

51 unknown tracks left...

"Snake Eyes" and "Loogie Llama" Update

Rattlesnake Jake identified two more unknown tracks: The unknown "Snake Eyes" track and the first unknown "Loogie Llama" track.

They are "In the Orient" by Dick Walter, an APM track, and the arrangement of "William Tell Overture" on UPM's Atmosphere label.

Here are links to each of the tracks:

In the Orient

William Tell Overture [ATMOS-0135]

There are now 50 tracks left to identify! Thanks!

Original Tracks Update

EdMario274 has come forth with some confirmations on a few original track names thanks to Andy Paley himself!

The first one is the "Bean Are from Mars" ending track, which is titled "Slow & Easy." This track also plays in "Lights Out," "Prodigious Clam," and "Beans & Pranks."

The second one is the ending "Float Trippers" track. This is an arrangement of the southern American folk song "Freight Train" (1) (2). These arrangements of this track play in various other episodes.

The third and final one is the ending track in "Lazlo Loves a Parade," which is titled "Mumbo Gumbo."

Thank you to Andy Paley for this information and thank you to EdMario for sharing it!

Unknown Track Found

Randell Badger revealed that the unknown "Being Edward" track is actually "The Holy Land" by David Farnon, which is a CPM track.

Now there's 50 tracks left to identify! Thanks!

"Bad Luck Be a Camper Tonight" Update

EdMario strikes again with another track ID!

They found out that the track "Bell Note Lullaby" by Harold Geller is the second unknown track in this episode. Of course it's not on UPM's website, but this Internet Archive upload contains the track at 7:16

Now there's only one track left to identify in this episode. Thanks!

"Wedding Bell Blues" and "Peace Frog" Update

EdMario274 identified two more unknown tracks! Both APM

The first is "Haste to the Wedding" by Pierre Bonjour and Vincent Blin, the third unknown "Wedding Bell Blues" track.

The second is "Semper Fidelis" arranged by Bert Ferntheil, the unknown "Peace Frog" track.

There are three tracks left to find in "Wedding Bell Blues" and the breakdown for "Peace Frog is complete! Thanks!

"Prickly Pining Dining" and "Kamp Kringle" Update

I found out that the unknown piano sting in "Prickly Pining Dining" is actually an original Nick Carr track titled "Piano Crash." Thank you to Squilliam's Music for uploading the track.

I also managed to identify the first unknown track in Kamp Kringle. It's called "Hipster's Holiday" by Jim Klein, which is a UPM track.

Now there's only two tracks left to find in Kamp Kringle.