Episode 392: An American in Cheltenham

The Epileptic Gibbon podcast music show

This is the 392nd edition of the Epileptic Gibbon podcast music show and the playlist to accompany it. You can CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD but note the shows are large files. The show is also available to stream via Mixcloud and the Progzilla Radio Network (the show appears on Progzilla in alternate weeks). On this show we have a special guest, a friend of mine from America, Andy Wygant. The playlist is split between choices of mine and those of Andy, as we discuss film and TV soundtracks, post rock, David Lynch, and much, much more besides. Andy has chosen our feature album, the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for the 2016 film ‘Manchester by the Sea’, and you’ll hear several tracks from that throughout the show. In addition, you can expect the usual eclectic mixture of music, including many of the usual styles and genres, plus maybe a few unusual ones. Below you’ll find the track list, plus weblinks from where you can find more information about each artist.

Total running time: 2 hours and 54 minutes. Downloaded file is 158.97 MB.

1. Hey Andy! (4:26) – Roland Orzabal (Taken from the album ‘Tomcats Screaming Outside’; see tearsforfears.com)

2. Harm-O-Lodge (4:44) – Isotope 217 (Taken from the album ‘Who Stole The I Walkman?’; see isotope217.bandcamp.com/album/who-stole-the-i-walkman)

3. Manchester By The Sea Chorale (2:20) – Lesley Barber (Taken from the album ‘Manchester by the Sea (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’; see lesleybarber.com)

4. Pifa (Pastoral Symphony) From Messiah, HWV 56 (3:17) – George Frideric Handel (Taken from the album ‘Relaxing with Handel’ & you can also find a version on the album ‘Manchester by the Sea (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’; see emhclassicalmusic.bandcamp.com/album/relaxing-with-handel & www.classicfm.com/composers/handel/)

5. Falling (Demo) (6:01) – Julee Cruise (Taken from the EP ‘Three Demos’; see juleecruisesb.bandcamp.com)

6. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (3:29) – Fantômas (Taken from the album ‘The Director’s Cut’; see fantomasofficial.bandcamp.com/album/directors-cut & www.facebook.com/fantomas)

7. Seeing Things Hearing Things (4:53) – Jeff Russo (Taken from the album ‘Legion (Original Television Series Soundtrack)’; see jeffrusso.bandcamp.com/album/legion-original-television-series-soundtrack)

8. Laura Palmer’s Theme (Love Theme From Twin Peaks) (4:49) – Angelo Badalamenti (Taken from the album ‘Soundtrack From Twin Peaks’; see www.angelo-badalamenti.com)

9. The Fireman (7:14) – Angelo Badalamenti (Taken from the album ‘Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Soundtrack)’; see www.angelo-badalamenti.com)

10. Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima (8:56) – Krzysztof Penderecki & London Philharmonic Orchestra (Taken from the album ‘Penderecki: Horn and Violin Concertos’; see lpo.org.uk/recording/penderecki-horn-and-violin-concertos/ & www.schott-music.com/en/person/krzysztof-penderecki)

11. Main Title (3:39) – Leonard Rosenman (Taken from the album ‘Beneath the Planet of the Apes – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack’; see www.last.fm/music/Leonard+Rosenman)

12. The Black Hole (4:57) – John Barry (Taken from ‘The No.1 Sci-Fi Album’; see www.johnbarry.org.uk/)

13. Jolly Holiday (5:24) – Dick Van Dyke & Julie Andrews (Taken from the album ‘Mary Poppins (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’; see www.julieandrewsonline.com/)

14. Sonata for Oboe & Piano, 1st Movement (2:26) – George Frideric Handel, Gerhard Kanzian & Ed Lewis (Taken from the album ‘Manchester by the Sea (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’; see www.classicfm.com/composers/handel/)

15. Stay With Me (3:36) – Clint Mansell, Kronos Quartet and Mogwai (Taken from the album ‘The Fountain: Music from the Motion Picture’; see iamclintmansell.com, kronosquartet.org, & mogwai.scot)

16. Death Is the Road to Awe (8:26) – Clint Mansell, Kronos Quartet and Mogwai (Taken from the album ‘The Fountain: Music from the Motion Picture’; see iamclintmansell.com, kronosquartet.org, & mogwai.scot)

17. Sedna (6:59) – Silver Moth (Taken from the album ‘Black Bay’; silvermoth.bandcamp.com/album/black-bay & www.facebook.com/silvermothmusic)

18. Running with an egg on a spoon (6:34) – Apricot Rail (Taken from the album ‘Quarrels’; see apricotrail.bandcamp.com/album/quarrels, www.hiddenshoal.com/project/apricot-rail/ & www.facebook.com/apricotrail)

19. Anoana (4:57) – Heilung (Taken from the album ‘Drif; see heilung.bandcamp.com/album/drif, www.season-of-mist.com/bands/heilung/ & www.facebook.com/amplifiedhistory)

20. Glóð (3:39) – Sigur Rós (Taken from the album ‘ÁTTA’; see sigurros.bandcamp.com/album/tta, sigurros.com & www.facebook.com/sigurros)

21. Klettur (6:31) – Sigur Rós (Taken from the album ‘ÁTTA’; see sigurros.bandcamp.com/album/tta, sigurros.com & www.facebook.com/sigurros)

22. Adagio Per Archi E Organo In Sol Minore (8:35) – Tomaso Albinoni, Remo Giazotto, & London Philharmonic Orchestra (Taken from the album ‘Manchester by the Sea (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’; see www.classicfm.com/composers/albinoni/)

23. Rachel’s Song (4:48) – Vangelis (Taken from the album ‘Blade Runner (Original Score from the Motion Picture)’; see http://elsew.com/)

24. Sayonara (6:01) – Andy Pickford (Taken from the album ‘Replicant’; see andypickford1.bandcamp.com/album/replicant & www.facebook.com/AndyPickfordMusic)

Thanks to all the musicians who contributed to this show, and to all listeners, plus an extra special thanks to Andy Wygant for coming into the Eppy Gibbon studio, for his insights, and for picking half the music on the playlist. Send us comments if you like what you hear (or even if you don’t… feedback is so important!). If you want to keep up to date with news about the show, EppyFest, or just chat with other listeners, don’t forget that there’s a Facebook group – just search for the Eppy Gibbon Podcast Show on Facebook and request to join, plus don’t forget that we’re part of the Progzilla Radio Network. Do join me for the next show when I’ll be bringing you a final EppyFest 11 preview. The next show is the last one before this year’s EppyFest, so this will be my last chance to encourage you to buy your tickets and I’ll also be announcing some changes to the line-up, along with a typically excellent and eclectic range of music from EppyFest and non-EppyFest acts, so I hope you’ll join me for that.