Name: Misunderstanding Soundtrack *Original* by The IA Show Compositions
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Description: Watch the sketch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHG8eMbmTFo

Watch the sketch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHG8eMbmTFo

Misunderstanding Soundtrack *Original*

Finally an annual song for Thanksgiving tradition!

Watch the sketch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbMI5Urt32M

A Thanksgiving Melody *Original*

Cover of ELP's Hoedown.  Bill Corse Keyboards, Scott Nelson Bass, David Harrington Drums.  Recorded live at Frank and Mike's Nightclub, South Beloit in December 1974.  The band was Storm, which also featured Bill Klevgaard guitar, Bob Baldwin vocals.  Synthesizer was a "Mini Moog".

P Hoedown.MP3

In the second episode, Ryan and Clint talk broadly about the mysterious and possibly misunderstood Hollywood actor -- Warren Beatty.  Knowing that most millennials are ignorant of his stature, this podcast covers how a 20 year old Ryan came across Warren Beatty through a daunting academy best picture nominee challenge (1:00), we introduce a new segment called "What the Fact?" involving a weird connection between Beatty and Bob Dylan&nbsp;(5:53), we defend why the 2017 Best Picture fiasco wasn't his fault (14:47), and being able to separate artist from art (20:30).&nbsp;

Ep. 2: Warren Beatty

On the third episode, Ryan and Clint celebrate another 50th anniversary album by discussing the legendary "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" by Pink Floyd. Known for being the debut and only album written by Pink Floyd's lead songwriter Syd Barret, this 1967 masterpiece sets the tone for psychedelia and over the moon music. They discuss Ryan's oblivousness to the band and album (1:10), the story of Syd Barret and his leaving (5:15), how Ryan indulges in one band at time in large doses (13:00), the large culture obssession with space at this time (15:00), the annoyance of stereo mixing (18:12), then Clint explains his theory of lyrics being an instrument (24:58), and Clint's other theory of 60s studios wanting risky art music because of the Beatles (29:28).

Ep. 3: "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" by Pink Floyd

In the most obvious "we're millennials" episode yet, Ryan and Clint dive into the 1995 first Pixar film Toy Story. The risky movie that started the legacy.&nbsp; Listen as they talk about the start of Pixar and listen to Randy Newman's genius music (3:00) and getting Tim Allen and Tom Hanks in their prime (9:00), what they think of a 4th installment coming out (12:00), discuss our top 5 favorite characters (17:30), then Clint breaks down some of the famous Pixar theories (24:59).&nbsp;

Ep. 4: Pixar's Toy Story

Clint and Ryan breakdown the 1975 Springsteen staple. Listen as Ryan explains why the opening track means so much to him, Clint shows how the album works cleverly in being chordless, and then Ryan expresses his overall love for the Boss by trying to prepare a question for when he meets him.

Ep. 5: "Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen

Obs3ssed (June 2 Song)

Seth Worley And Ryan Connolly talk about their experiences pitching and trying to get their&nbsp;first features made. &nbsp; Links: Visit our site for more:&nbsp;Filmriot.com/podcast Connect with Chase Smith: IMDB&nbsp;-&nbsp;Instagram -&nbsp;Twitter -&nbsp;Website Connect with Ryan: IMDB - Twitter -&nbsp;Instagram -&nbsp;Facebook -&nbsp;Youtube &nbsp;

Getting Noticed in the Film Industry with Seth Worley

The original soundtracks made by the Immature Amateur Show for the Immature Amateur Show. 

Misunderstanding Soundtrack Original

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