A little extra from the recording sessions for Episode 9. For everyone who was curious for what the full version of the Lord's Prayer according to Doug Eiffel sounds like... 

Eiffel's Lord's Prayer

In Episode 7, "The Sound and the Fury", Doctor Hilbert finds himself possessed by the station's notorious botanical stowaway, the Space Mutant Plant Monster. Towards the end of the episode, he delivers the start of a long speech about the many benefits of converting to his new religion before Eiffel shuts off the PA system. Now, for the first time ever, we are making available the full text of the Manifesto of the Blessed Eternal, as intoned by Dr. Alexander Hilbert. 

The Manifesto Of The Blessed Eternal

The main orchestral theme for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Welcome to Wolf 359

The main theme for Doug Eiffel. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

You Were Probably Happier Yesterday (Theme for Doug Eiffel)

Main theme for Eiffel and Hera. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Eiffel and Hera

Original music from Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Some Dudes Arguing Over Something Dramatic Like a Cliff (Drowning in Space)

Remember When We Used to Pretend to Have Direction

I Really Should Get Into Exercising Starting Tomorrow (Angles of Play)

It's Break Time But There Are No Doughnuts (Shortwave Attention Span)

Honey, The Toaster Has Become Sentient What Do We Do In This Circumstance (Command's Theme)

I Think You Forgot Your Dignity on the Conveyor Belt But Don't Worry (Theme for the Empty Man)

The full suite for "Am I Alone Now?", featuring the music for all four sections. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Am I Alone Now? (Full Suite)

Music from the Hera section of "Am I Alone Now?" Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Hera Alone

Music from the Eiffel section of "Am I Alone Now?"

Eiffel Alone

Music from the Minkowski section of "Am I Alone Now?" Composed by Alan Rodi. 


Minkowski Alone

Part of the original soundtrack for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Nonsequitur (Extended)

Part of the original soundtrack for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi.

Watching 50 shades of Gray With a Tub of Ice Cream and Enjoying It Non-Ironically

What Are We Standing In Line For Again I Also Don't Remember Sorry But I'm Excited

Original music from Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi.

I Really Gotta Stop Getting Nostalgic During Our Fiscal Earnings Report(Particularly Fond Memories)

Did He Seriously Press All the Elevator Buttons I'm Going to Kill Him

Concern That the Current Course of Action is Vaguely Unethical (Theme for Lovelace)

Who Let the Manatee into the Dance Studio She's Talented

You Can't Seriously Be Reporting Me to HR for That - Everyone Makes Mistakes

Positive Reinforcement Only in Moderation Please Lest We Get Carried Away

Part of the original soundtrack for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi.



A Little Mayday Music

Please No Dadaist Poetry Beyond This Point (Theme For Alana Maxwell)

Original soundtrack for Wolf 359, by Kinda Evil Genius Productions. Composed by Alan Rodi.

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