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Here's the introduction to "The Infamous Objects Show"!
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The Also-Rans perform their charity single, "(This One's For The) Basketball Nurses". This is the FULL VERSION of the song, a segment of which can be seen in episode 8 of The Infamous Object Show. Watch the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=0nUjbbhvxuc
Music and lyrics by DatBoiYT and Thornton J. Treeslinger
© 2024 Crummy Scrimmage Music (ASCAP)
A super-sized episode that's full of the usual TIOS tropes -- long, convoluted discussions, musical numbers, characters revelling in their own stupidity, and general bad behavior all around.
SFX courtesy of Freesound.org
00:06 01 The Infamous Object Show Theme (brassy version)
00:19 02 The Infamous Object Show Theme (alternate electronic version, no echo)
00:32 03 Col. Sanders Breakdance Party (alternate version)
01:21 04 Sonata No. 3 for Violin, Allegro*
02:18 05 Vanilla Milk
03:09 06 Frogroiled Again
03:22 07 The Great Conjunction (big band version)
04:53 08 Say, Do You Know What Year It Is?
05:32 09 When the Wind Blows, I Hardly Hold Your Hand
06:29 10 Stopwatch Kitchen (alternate theme)
07:03 11 Personification of a Soul (big band version)
07:51 12 Cataclysm (percussion only)
08:44 13 Universal Dreampiece
09:40 14 Mylitol Po-Nee
All selections composed and performed by Electric Bread and published by Crummy Scrimmage Music (ASCAP) except:
* composed by Johann Sebastian Bach / performed by Electric Bread
On behalf of everyone in Electric Bread, thanks for listening!
Copyright © 2023 A Crummy Scrimmage Records Production. All rights reserved.
Berber, boats, and a new challenge.
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00:08 The Infamous Object Show Theme (trippy version)
00:22 Captain Vamp
01:14 Superhappy
01:47 Video Store Love Theme
02:19 ’76 Grand Prix
03:28 Dissociating
04:27 Col. Sanders Breakdance Party
05:16 Mutiny
06:38 *Partita no. 1 in B Flat
07:28 Shisa
Episode 5
08:11 Legally Salty
09:05 The Infamous Object Show Theme (perpetually slower version)
9:21 Ep. 5 Title Card
9:37 G.M. vs. E.T.
10:29 Thud Hammich
11:26 Walking Pterodactyl
11:44 Dinitrogen Tetroxide & Hydrazine
12:00 Accidental Jetpack
13:26 Maplejack Estates
13:32 Record’s Roadside Bag Emporium
14:43 Medley: Leaving Home/Suspense (part 1 & 2)
16:19 gnoS roF niP gnilwoB
18:34 TP4TP
19:53 The Great Conjunction
21:16 One and a Half
Episode 6
21:55 The Infamous Object Show Theme (minor piano version)
22:10 Antikythera
24:59 The Twelfth of Never
26:04 Wavey Daverson Theme
26:12 Who’s Responsible?
27:37 Highly Suspect
28:46 All That’s Good
29:52 **Symphony 1 in C Minor, 3rd Movement
30:35 Toilet Altar
31:00 The Last Thing I Do
31:06 Camping in the Void
32:12 And I Moved On
33:38 Sir Crave-Me Bar
35:41 Death Clash 5000
36:01 Blair County Library System
37:17 Burnt Egg
38:28 Free Cream
39:08 Maybe You Learned a Little About Yourself
Minisode 1
39:25 Seven Seeds of Death
39:41 Personification (of a Soul)
40:36 Minisode 1 End Title
Minisode 2
40:44 Ghost Notes
40:55 Cataclysm
41:47 Minisode 2 End Title
All selections composed and performed by Electric Bread and published by Crummy Scrimmage Music (ASCAP) except:
* composed by Johann Sebastian Bach / performed by Electric Bread
**composed by Johannes Brahms / performed by Electric Bread
On behalf of everyone in Electric Bread, thanks for listening!
Copyright © 2022 A Crummy Scrimmage Records Production. All rights reserved.
The elimination vote ended in a tie between two contestants…and the tie must be broken! Also: Digging! Spoons! Battles! Other!!!
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Episode 5 - "Frank Gets Framed"
Pretty sure there's actually a challenge in this one.
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As featured in Ep. 4 of The Infamous Object Show: youtube.com/watch?v=8B0Z2LBGBs0&t=6s
Music by Electric Bread
Vocals by Col. Harland Sanders (RIP)
Find out who gets eliminated!
SFX courtesy of Freesound.org, as usual.
00:06 - The Infamous Object Show Theme
00:55 - Suitable for Walking
01:52 - It’s Good For Everyone
02:49 - XD
03:41 - Wait (Wait)
05:11 - Everything and Now This
05:45 - Potato Yogurt
06:28 - *Don’t Be Nervous
07:20 - **Valse Gracieuse
08:07 - Corn Flakes
08:18 - (It’s Probably) Science
08:45 - Maybe This is Just the Way It’s Done
10:16 - Drop the Subject
11:29 - You Don’t Have to Sing
12:49 - Electrosphere
13:54 - *Savory Pine Cones
14:16 - The Infamous Object Show Theme (tuba & drums version)
14:27 - Big John
15:23 - Please Stand By
15:37 - On the Spot
16:40 - 1985
18:13 - Pixel Got Bank
18:57 - What Kind of Life Is This?
20:06 - Bossevenova
21:11 - Vapor Relish
All selections composed and performed by Electric Bread and published by Crummy Scrimmage Music (ASCAP) except:
*composed and performed by See It By Boat
**composed by Antonín Dvořák / performed by Electric Bread
Copyright © 2021 A Crummy Scrimmage Records Production. All rights reserved.
Notes about the music:
Episode 1 begins, naturally, with the show’s theme song, presented here in its extended form. “Suitable for Walking” is the music that accompanies Crave-Me Bar as he travels through a series of improbable scenarios. “It’s Good For Everyone” is featured as the Host introduces himself. The song “XD” has less to do with the character it's named after, and more to do with the contestants looking for coffee in the middle of the night. The complete version of “Wait (Wait)” features a section in the beginning that was edited out of Episode 1, but the segment where the Host sings that part of the song was left in (oops). “Potato Yogurt” was used in both the commercial for the titular product and the end credits of Episode 1. It includes a memorable ending that you either love or hate.
That brings us to Episode 2, which begins with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it clip of “Don’t Be Nervous”. The only non-original song included in this collection is “Valse Gracieuse” by Antonín Dvořák, better known on The Infamous Object Show as the theme from The 3 Ways You Feel After Eating Something. “Corn Flakes” and “Science” are brief songs that are used even more briefly in the episode itself. The Host finally references a challenge to the tune of “Maybe This is Just the Way It’s Done.” A serious tone to a silly sequence is the concept behind “Drop the Subject.” Perhaps the most famous song in Episode 2 is “You Don’t Have to Sing”, a duet between Imagination Meme and Pixel. “Electrosphere” is used in two different segments: during the weird decapitated man commercial and as the music for the Absolute Magnitude movie. And what better way to end the ep than with an ode to the Host’s culinary prowess, “Savory Pine Cones.”
Episode 3 kicks off with an acoustic version of the theme song featuring two tubas and percussion. “Big John” is named for the late great jazz organist Big John Patton. When the show needs to cut away from violence, they ask you to “Please Stand By.” “On the Spot” is a bright jazz waltz that plays as the teams decide on a challenge. “1985” plays in the background as Team Bleeding Octopus realizes they are bored. Who knew Pixel was so rich? “Pixel Got Bank” announces the news via a microtonal trumpet fanfare. The Yellow Team are declared the winners of the first challenge, as Smerph ponders “What Kind of Life is This?” “Bossevenova” is a bossa nova in 7/4, and serves as the elimination theme. And we slow it down — literally — with “Vapor Relish”, concluding the show’s last episode (for the moment).
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Episode 2 - "The Deadly Affair"
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Meet the characters!
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