Side A
Artist	Song
Horace Silver	Finger Poppin
Ennio Morricone	Heroic Mexico
Billy Joel	Movin Out
Danny Elfman	Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Raymond Scott	The Penguin
Ennio Morricone	Bullets Don't Argue: The Indians
Akira Ifukube	Godzilla vs Mothra
Akira Ifukube	King Kong vs Godzilla
Gottfried Stolzel	Sonata in D Major: Allegro
Jay Livingston/Al Caiola	Bonanza
Bloodstone	Let Me Ride
Billy Joel	Get It Right
Billy Joel	Just the Way You Are
Elmer Bernstein	Airplane!
John Williams	Towering Inferno
John Williams	Poseidon Adventure
Nick Drake	River Man
Ennio Morricone	Mystic & Severe
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Freddie Hubbard	Mr Clean
Robert Cobert	Dark Shadows: Vampire State Building
Robert Cobert	Dark Shadows: Barnabas Theme
The Association	Like Always
Curtis Mayfield	Suffer
Max Steiner	Death of a Scoundrel
Harry Lubin	Bullfight
Firehose	Tien An Men Dream Again
Sid & Marty Krofft	Land of the Lost
Robert Israel	Password
Hal Hidey	Tic Tac Dough
Eric Korngold	Anthony Adverse
Curtis Mayfield	The Other Side of Town
Toon Tunes	Peabody's Improbable History
Toon Tunes	Mighty Mouse Theme
Robert Cobert	Go
Robert Cobert	Chain Reaction
Psychefunkapus	Jesus Crispies
Lalo Schifrin	The Human Fly
Ken Nordine	Coral
Robert Cobert	Jackpot/$25K Pyramid
Curtis Mayfield	Don't Worry: If There's a Hell Below We're All Gonna Go

Comment:

This is just kind of a mix of monster and disaster movie stuff with escapist game show themes and a little sappy love song stuff mixed in. It's conceivably what it would sound like if people were actually undergoing these attacks and things outside and "Calgon-ing" it away with in their little domestic retreats. That's probably quite a stretch though. BTW there was a Godzilla conference last weekend outside of KC at KU kind of interesting called "In Godzilla's Footsteps: Japanese Pop Culture Icons on the Global Stage." Interesting but who's got that much free time? The paper says "[f]or a complete schedule, call KU's Center for East Asian Studies at 785-64-3849." Too bad it's too late now. Maybe they'll make some MST3K versions of those old movies.

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