Here's some good news for budget-conscious
Venture Bros. fans like myself who want avant-garde composer J.G. Thirlwell's
Venture Bros. score album but don't intend to buy either the Blu-ray release of
the third season (which, unlike the DVD release, will include the album as an extra) or the vinyl version of the album. Williams Street Records will make
The Venture Bros.: The Music of J.G. Thirlwell available on its amusingly retro site (which spoofs the primitive designs of sites like the ones Veronica Belmont and Ryan Block blog about on The Vintage Web). The label will begin shipping the CD on March 24.
The $12 CD version will contain 20 tracks, which are all listed
here (no OSI theme song, unfortunately), while the $18 LP version will contain 16 (to accommodate the higher fidelity) and come with a coupon for a free digital download of the album.
Thirlwell's work on
The Venture Bros.--particularly that wonderfully over-the-top opening theme--is the craziest-sounding original score music I've heard on an animated show since Yoko Kanno's genre-straddling music for
Cowboy Bebop.
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Lo if u could possibly extend your Django contribution with the ambush on the Mexicans bandits by the Mexican army in the hills from the same movie.
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