Movin Right Along instrumentalAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-03 | Neural Mix Pro v. the Muppet MovieWombo LassoAndrew Wickliffe2023-06-01 | ...Wombo What’s LoveAndrew Wickliffe2023-06-01 | ...Copland After HoursAndrew Wickliffe2023-05-30 | ...Spaghetti SpideyAndrew Wickliffe2023-05-27 | Ennio Morricone meets Spider-Man: The Deadly Dust!Neon MotionAndrew Wickliffe2023-05-27 | ...Peter P (or: Axel F meets Spider-Man)Andrew Wickliffe2023-05-27 | What makes for a great car chase? Hans Hugo Harold Faltermeier. Axel F meets Spider-Man, on the streets of L.A.It’s like a pumpkin nightmareAndrew Wickliffe2023-04-25 | ...Christmas Eve, 1955, Benny Profane, wearing black Levi’s, suede jacket, sneakers and big cowboy….Andrew Wickliffe2023-03-20 | ...The great fish moved silently through the night water propelled by short sweeps of its crescent tailAndrew Wickliffe2023-03-04 | ...Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.Andrew Wickliffe2023-03-04 | ...Call Me Ishmael. Made with Wombo Dream. Music by Pelayo on Unminus.Andrew Wickliffe2023-03-03 | ...Frank - wombo dreamingAndrew Wickliffe2023-03-01 | You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodingsa turbulent western town - wombo dreamingAndrew Wickliffe2023-02-25 | Ran "a turbulent western town" through various Wombo Dream AI art styles and variations. Runs a little long; still trying to figure out the right length/balance.Happy HalloweenAndrew Wickliffe2022-10-27 | Michael Myers with his cat and Jack O’Lantern, Wombo-styleP106 - Predator sequel comparisonAndrew Wickliffe2022-09-29 | So, doing the Predator movies for 709 Meridian, we discovered all the movies are basically the same runtime. Well, the first four. They're 106 minutes, plus minus a bit (Predator 2 is longest because they let the music play out). Very interesting comparisons. Wonder how other series work with this.Harry Manfredini FTWAndrew Wickliffe2022-08-27 | The incredibly underrated Harry Manfredini's 1982 Swamp Thing laid over the 2019 Swamp Thing show.The Night Court Theme Fits All: AutomanAndrew Wickliffe2022-05-27 | Automan X Night CourtThe Night Court Theme Fits All: All Creatures Great and SmallAndrew Wickliffe2022-05-19 | All Creatures Great and Small (2020) X Night CourtRead My MindAndrew Wickliffe2022-05-18 | Read My Mind... just the musicFortressAndrew Wickliffe2022-05-18 | Come with me now, my son. / As we break through the bounds of your earthly confinement traveling through time and spaceCharlie/Bowie: ChangesAndrew Wickliffe2022-05-07 | Bowie Meets Brown with a Snoopy Come Home remix.We’re in the Army Now (1943)Andrew Wickliffe2022-03-02 | also known as We're With the Army Now.
A Women's Army Auxiliary Corps training short produced by Gordon Hollingshead for Warner Bros. and directed by Jean Negulesco.
Cast: Marjorie Hoshelle, Betty Hopkins, Faye Emerson, Eleanor Parker, Nina Foch, Ann Shoemaker, Josephine Gilbert, Peggy Carson, Frank Mayo, Francis Morris, Jack Mower.
From Archives.gov catalog.archives.gov/id/35838 On the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Reel 1, Gen. Marshall watches Oveta Hobby take the oath of office. Women enter a WAAC recruiting office, fill out applications, take physical examinations, and take the oath. Uniforms are issued and shots are given. Reel 2, WAAC's eat in a mess hall. A sergeant corrects a recruit at drill and demonstrates the salute. Shows a series of various duties and recreation. WAAC's parade at the end of their training period. Newly assigned WAAC's arrive at their quarters. The first WAAC detachment in North Africa is shown. Depicts clerical, technical, and other types of work done by WAAC's.
*Ran the interlaced archives.gov MP4 through Topaz Video Enhance AI for a cleaner version*Dont You Want Me (just Ella Eyre)Andrew Wickliffe2021-06-24 | Just Ella Eyre's vocals on her DON'T YOU WANT ME cover. Made w/ Neural Mix Pro and VSoundPrologue: I Made a Promise on His GraveAndrew Wickliffe2021-03-21 | Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Batman and his new ally Wonder Woman recruit Aquaman, Cyborg and the Flash to help them save the planet from a newly awakened enemy.Tom Jones is Good, Actually: Bridge Over Troubled WaterAndrew Wickliffe2020-12-01 | Tom Jones did some disco-y covers in the 70s and 80s. Take out the disco and the vocals are 💯. First up, Simon & Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water. (I kind of want to put them on the disco music)Diffrent Strokes - instrumentalAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-04 | Diff'rent Strokes v Neural Mix ProCheers - instrumentalAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-04 | Cheers vs Neural Mix ProAll Through the Night - acappellaAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-04 | Did you know the YouTube bootleg tracker can sense melody? I can't even do that. Hence why this app's so exciting.Nights Are Forever acappellaAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-04 | Is it better? It's not worseWKRP in Cincinnati instrumentalAndrew Wickliffe2020-10-04 | WKRP in Cincinnati v. Neural Mix ProThe Comics Fondle Podcast | Episode 1Andrew Wickliffe2020-05-28 | Originally published, 29 June 2013.
And here it is… The first episode of the regular Comics Fondle podcast.
This episode, Vernon and I talk about Boom! acquiring Archaia, whine about the state of comic book editing, malign DC events like Villains United, argue about Man of Steel and talk about some recently published books not both of us have read.
listen to more at cfp.thestopbutton.comA Giant-Size, Coronavirus, Limited Edition(?), Seventh Anniversary Special - Visual Reflux - s02e01Andrew Wickliffe2020-05-21 | Okay, we didn't mean to take over a year off but, hey, at least we're back?
This week we discuss a whole bunch:
Comics: Club 9, The Stringbags, Ginseng Roots, Enigma, Friday, Casey Nowak, Nimona, DC: The New Frontier, Sleeper: Season One, The Punisher Presents Barracuda
Movies: Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), Emma, Bad Education, Little Women, The Irishman
TV/Streaming: Tiger King, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Stargirl, Watchmen, The Boys, What We Do in the Shadows, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, All Rise, Dead to Me, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, Frasier, and Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill
We'll be back in... well, hopefully 3 weeks but definitely not 53Visual Reflux Podcast - Season 1 Episode 1 - Grapefruit - May 7, 2019Andrew Wickliffe2020-05-20 | Welcome to the Visual Reflux podcast! Hosted by Andrew Wickliffe and Vernon Wiley, VRP continues their occasionally profane, always insightful comic book commentary (a la their previous podcast, Comics Fondle) and introduces all media to the discussion mix. This first episode covers the latest Marvel movies--with Endgame spoilers--and some other good films Andrew's watched recently, then moves on to the best streaming shows and... well, maybe not the best broadcast shows but some of the best ones as well as, you know, "The Flash."
And then we get around to the comics. Lots and lots of comics talk this episode, which might be running a little long. We were shooting for an hour; we went ninety.
Thanks for listening, y'all.Morricone X City StreetsAndrew Wickliffe2020-04-29 | Laying some Morricone over Rouben Mamoulian’s City Streets. Thought this would work better than it does.The Witcher: The Night Court Theme Fits AllAndrew Wickliffe2020-02-08 | Joey Batey really does belong in the eighties as a sitcom sidekick, doesn’t he? Opening credits for the Netflix series, The Witcher, done Night Court-styleThe Night Court Theme Fits All #3: EvilAndrew Wickliffe2020-01-28 | What if the CBS show Evil had the Night Court opening (with the Jack Elliott theme music, of course).The Night Court Theme Fits All #2: Star Trek: PicardAndrew Wickliffe2020-01-25 | Still convinced the Night Court theme by Jack Elliott works as opening title music for every TV show ever. Picard looks like a really fun watch!The Night Court Theme Fits All #1: Magnum PIAndrew Wickliffe2020-01-20 | I’m convinced the Night Court theme by Jack Elliott works as opening title music for every TV show. Ever. Though Magnum is a bit of a gimme.Night Court / MindhunterAndrew Wickliffe2019-09-03 | ...Debbie Reynolds in Perry Mason: Case of the Musical MurderAndrew Wickliffe2016-12-29 | Debbie Reynolds doing a number from Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder (1989)You Made MeAndrew Wickliffe2016-12-08 | Providence 11 set to musicBatman and Robin Will Be GoneAndrew Wickliffe2016-11-25 | A mix of Miami Vice: The Movie and Batman: The Movie.Danny Elfmans Batman: The MovieAndrew Wickliffe2016-11-25 | Danny Elfman music on a Batman opening titles sequence. What could be more natural than that?Le Sous-marin Et La Chauve-souris (The Submarine and the Bat)Andrew Wickliffe2016-11-25 | A mix of Play Time and Batman: The Movie.The Searchers audio commentaryAndrew Wickliffe2015-09-21 | An audio commentary for John Ford’s 1956 film, “The Searchers.”
Synced to the Warner Home Video Blu-Ray.Napping FozzyAndrew Wickliffe2015-09-20 | ...Stop Button Favorites: The FacultyAndrew Wickliffe2015-08-31 | An audio commentary for Robert Rodriguez’s 1998 film, “The Faculty,” produced by Elizabeth Avellan for Dimension Films.Stop Button Favorites: Innocent BloodAndrew Wickliffe2015-08-30 | An audio commentary for John Landis’s 1992 film, “Innocent Blood,” produced by Lee Rich and Leslie Belzberg for Warner Bros.Stop Button Favorites: The People That Time ForgotAndrew Wickliffe2015-08-29 | An audio commentary for Kevin Connor’s 1977 film, “The People That Time Forgot,” produced by Max Rosenberg for American International Pictures.