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Episode 36 - The 70s - Two Steps Above a Lunchbox

1 hour 12 minutes Posted Nov 30, 2011 at 4:52 am.

— 70s Montage

— Intros and Welcome

— WHYBLT? (What Have You Been Listening To?): Hugo and Muppets

— WHYBLT? The Skin I live In and Puss in Boots

— WHYBLT? Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Uncharted 3, Dracula

— SideTracks: Twilight and Carter Burwell

— SideTracks: The Hunger Games trailer, T Bone, Elfman

— Main Discussion: The Best of the 70s

— Conclusion

— "Winding It Up" (Hugo) by Howard Shore

— "Me Party" (The Muppets) Original Soundtrack

— "El Cigarral" (The Skin I Live In) by Alberto Iglesias

— "Chasing Tail" (Puss In Boots) by Henry Jackman

— "Icarus" (Deus Ex: Human Revolution) by Michael McCann

— "Bella's Lullaby" (Twilight) by Carter Burwell

— "Main Title & Mountian Visions" (Close Encounters) by John Williams

— "Tales of a Jedi Knight-Learn About the Force" (Star Wars) by John Williams

— "The Godfather Waltz" (The GodFather) by Nino Rota

— "Alien" (Alien) by Jerry Goldsmith

— "Main Title And First Victim" (Jaws) by John Williams

— "Philadelphia Morning" (Rocky) Bill Conti

— "The Enterprise" (Star Trek: TMP) by Jerry Goldsmith

— "Stately Purcell" (A Clockwork Orange) by Wendy Carlos

— "Dirty Harry's Creed" (Dirty Harry) by Lalo Schifrin

— "Speak Softly Love" (The Godfather) by Nino Rota

— "Out To Sea"(Jaws) by John Williams

— "The Conversation" (Close Encounters) by John Williams

— "Hotel Nacionale" (Voyage Of The Damned) by Lalo Schifrin

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Episode 36 - The 70s: Two Steps Above a Lunchbox

Christopher, Marius, and Helen discuss their favorites scores from the decade of the 70s. We read your tweeted faves and sidetrack on Carter Burwell on his return to the Twilight franchise and finally, react to The Hunger Games trailer and the fact that T Bone Burnett will be collaborating with Danny Elfman for its score.