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>plays at the end of a valentine themed episode
really cool nod to My Bloody Valentine
ITT: Actual good songs composed specifically for tv shows
Dylan Hughes
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Landon Gutierrez
Jose Phillips
Christian Morris
That's pretty cool. I've never seen that one...
The actual theme song is really good, too.
I heard an episode of Song Exploder podcast where the creator of the show deconstructs the theme and how he came up with it by using toy instruments like ukelele and xylophones.
For easy-listening jazz, that one actually holds up well.
Evan Flores
Not sure if it's "good" but it totally fits!
Adam Miller
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Ironically great song
Kayden Cox
Carter Peterson
What the fuck was THAT?
Only on Sup Forums, I guess...
Speaking of, this one's obligatory (but live): youtube.com
Joshua Robinson
Uchoten, one of the "indies big three" of japanese indies scene in the 80s.
That song was written for a TV show about traveling and food or something.
Austin Wright
based kera
Matthew Rivera
Thanks. Had to look that one up and I love the name THE WILLARD (of the "indies big three").
Wyatt Reyes
I don't think I've ever met anyone who likes Mr. Pickles, people are usually really vocal about their distaste for it tho
Mason Roberts
I like this.
Parker Gomez
Yeah, the first time I saw it I laughed.
It gets old really quick.
Specifically for a TV show?
I don't think it gets more specific than this:
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Both opening and closing songs.
Matthew Russell
Nicholas Carter
The Williard is the most "post-punk" band of the bunch, so to speak. Could also fall under goth rock or new wave. It's good.
Laughin' Nose is the most punkish.
Uchoten is definitely the weirdest and most exccentric, having a wide array of sounds from punk to post-punk to techno pop and just weird genreless stuff.
Ryder Carter
Alexander Young
Dominic Campbell
This would send me into a bad trip on acid.
Right up there with Rocky Horror Picture show.
Has merit but is extremely annoying.
The Willard reminds me of The Damned.
Uchoten reminds me of The Cure mid-80s.
This one makes me want to wear my sunglasses at night: youtube.com
so I can, so I can...
Jack Gray
Tim & Eric have some great songs. Bangers, even.
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Bentley Stewart
pavement space ghost lol
Lucas Morgan
Drake and Josh theme song, unironically 110 percent amazing song
Logan Wilson
Nathan Robinson
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praise the Sup Forums dance
Owen Cooper
I learned to play that on guitar a few days ago. Fun song. It would be fun to randomly throw in a set if you were in a band.
Jackson James
Kevin Cook
God that is unnecessarily long!
Would be cool to listen to while plowing my way down the sidewalk, though.
I must be living in a hole because I've never heard of these until now.
But I'm old so the cartoon themes for me were Spiderman, Duck Tales, Scooby-Doo, or this:
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The new Hail to the Chief.
James Thomas
>plowing my way
through some poon-tang would be majestical!
Jaxon Collins
How the fuck was this not posted yet
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Jaxon Hernandez
how have i not watched this?
Kayden King
I never knew, either...
Speaking of,
They Might Be Giants + Bob Mould =
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Carter Perry
Ayden Rogers
is this xiu xiu
Carson Phillips
WHEN DARKNESS FALLS
LEAVING SHADOWS IN THE NIGHT
Blake Diaz
The Magic School Bus
Wyatt Thomas
James Martinez
HOLY FUCK. more songs like this?
Leo Bell
kinda reminds me of high to death by car seat headrest, specifically at 2:29
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Jordan Gonzalez
What TV show was it? I haven't heard of it before.
Carter Fisher
This is fucking terrible
Jacob James
Written for a children's TV station, it apparently made a lot of children cry.
Brayden Perez
I picture Joy Division as some kind of barbershop quartet with flute backup.