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Flash and Arrow Soundtracks with Blake Neely

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About this Episode

Mike and Steve dive into La La Land Records' releases of The Flash Season 1 and Arrow Season 3 soundtracks, both two-disc sets featuring the "Flash vs Arrow" crossover episodes. They discuss how composer Blake Neely weaves speed effects into the music itself, explore standout tracks like "The Fastest Man Alive" and "Teaming Up," and share their mixed feelings on Arrow Season 3's story while praising its score. The episode also covers La La Land's San Diego Comic-Con 2016 announcements, including upcoming releases for Supergirl Season 1, Batman: The Animated Series Volume 4, The Flash Season 2, Justice League: The Complete Score, and Batman: The Killing Joke.

This is Matt Verbois from La La Land Records,

and you've entered the La La Land Lounge on GeekCast

Radio. Sit down, take a load off, and listen

to some great soundtracks. Hello and welcome

to the La La Land Lounge here inside GeekCast

Radio. I am one of your hosts, TFJU and Mike,

and joining me for the first time in the La La

Land Lounge, actually technically the second

time since this did debut on his podcast on Altered

Geek, we have Steve Megatron! Hello. Oh, yes.

Yes. And we are here to talk about flashing arrow,

people. That's exactly what we're doing tonight.

Bright light, bright light! Okay, so last year

La La Land Records released The Flash Season

1 and Arrow Season 3. Both are two disc soundtracks.

As I've said before, in the first episode of

La La Land Lounge and on the interview with Michael

McQuistion and Dr. Laura Danley, I've been...

dealing with La La Land for about three, four

years now, doing reviews for them and all that

kind of stuff. You can head on over to their

website, LaLaLandRecords .com, where soundtracks

live to check out everything they have available.

But tonight, we're going to talk about The Flash

Season 1 and Arrow Season 3. The reason why we're

doing this as a twofer is because this is the

big season crossover of The Flash versus Arrow.

Now, they actually released, I guess, Warner

Brothers or CW or whatever, released the Flash

vs. Arrow score on just that episode's entire

score on iTunes before these disc releases came

out, so there's that. But if you want the full

experience of the Flash Season 1 and Arrow Season

3, You can, like I said, head on over to Lawline

Records and check it out. Disc 1 has 29 tracks

for The Flash Season 1. It starts out with The

Fastest Man Alive, slash Always Late, and it

ends with Closing the Wormhole. So that's 29

tracks for the entirety of Season 1. It even

has... Track 26 is all about the tricksters,

so it has some some some Hamill in there a little

bit. Disc 2 is The Flash vs. Arrow Part 1, starting

with Saga Cell and ending with Firestorm Appears.

This second disc also has 15 bonus tracks. It

has Man in the Yellow Suit, Eobard Desecrates

Wells, Grodd Mind Control, Super Collider, and

it ends with a new name. The total album time

for both discs is... 137 minutes and 25 seconds

Now I have listened to the flash season one Since

it came out I love this music I think I said

when I first I think I did a little mini review

of this an altered geek or I mentioned it on

one of the episodes when it first came out last

year What I noticed about the music is Like the

speed effects, the sound effects that in the

show that we is that I just assumed were speed

effects were sound effects separate from them.

It's in the music. If you listen to, like I said,

the fastest man alive, always late or the others,

some of the other tracks on the release where

it has the flash theme that speed sound is in

the music itself. And I absolutely love that.

Now, I had sent these to you recently for the

Flash Season 1 specifically. After you've listened

to it, what are your overall thoughts? Honestly,

the music that comes from really any of the DC

television, but I really love the Flash's music

a lot more, but it's because it's got a lot of

that upbeat kind of like, you know, and you get

kind of the running vibes, like everything, every

one of the little soundtrack elements adds. a

lot of layers to the show. And it adds a lot

to the characters that are being shown during

their specific musical cues. And so in doing

that, like, there's, I mean, obviously I love

the theme the most because that's like constantly

in the forefront, but. I love like all the art

or not all the art all the the music all together

because it's It just draws you in Yeah Yeah tracks

like on disc one tracks like catch me if you

can which is track 19 or Track 25 he's a hero

Or even the track 24 reveal to Iris slash running

back in time each of these tracks Is If we've

all seen the flash season 1 if you've seen it

and you're like me and I I've mentioned this

a thousand times over the years I'm one of those

people that I Can hear the music in the context

of the the show the movie the cartoon whatever

it is But when I get to hear clean When I mean

a clean, clear, crisp version of it, I mean basically

no vocals from any cast or anything like that,

no actual sound effects that are not part of

the music. So when I can hear the music separate,

I can just immerse myself in that music and I

can basically transport myself into the show

without needing to watch the show after I've

already watched it, obviously. And with The Flash

Season 1, I had this on repeat, like, for three

weeks after La La Land sent it to me. I could

not stop listening to it. And the cool thing

with The Flash Season 1 and Arrow Season 3 is,

as I said, they have The Flash versus Arrow Part

1 on the Flash score, and then they have Part

2 on the Arrow Season 3 score. With Arrow Season

3... uh we've both i think i've been a little

bit more vocal than you have but season three

of arrow i'll sum it up for me it was too batman

-ish well it wasn't even too batman -ish it was

my problem with it was it i don't know it was

it was trying too hard to hit some of the batman

tones but it was also at the same time like a

cluster of trying to introduce too many characters

And and there's too many hands changing too many

fake deaths and too many like I don't know nothing

it nothing felt permanent about it and nothing

felt like it was It was almost too dark at points,

but you knew none of it was gonna last So it

was it was like a failed attempt in my eyes like

the whole scenario of stuff a lot of the current

season did that too, but Some of the, I mean,

obviously some of the music that's more iconic

throughout the series, like, you know, you got

the intros, you got some of the, um, like the

Adam stuff or the Brave and the Bold or, or like

boomerangs clips. Um, we're very, uh, entertaining

and upbeat and kind of stuff like that. But whenever

it had to do with like the League of Assassins,

Ra's Al Ghul, um, people like that. Um, I. found

myself not really caring because it all started

to kind of mesh together in that. Yeah. Um, yeah,

it's very, yeah. I mean, the, um, the music itself,

though, I mean, Arrow is dark and gritty. That's

the way Arrow's kind of always been. I mean,

and I love the first two season scores from Blake

Neely. Blake Neely is I mean, for honestly, for

the DC superhero television stuff, I don't want

any other composer because what he is doing with

the CW and with Greg Berlanti and all them people

is just simply amazing. Even though we're kind

of down on the content of Arrow Season 3 and

the stories and the episodes and the storyline,

I still have to say that the music is amazing.

It really, really is. Even though, like I said,

we're not that thrilled with how Season 3 paned

out. The music is still entertaining. The show

wasn't so much. I can still listen to Track 1

off of Disc 1, Team Arrow, Takedown. I can still

listen to that, or Father Like Daughter, or The

Climb, where it's basically the music of when

Oliver has to climb the mountain to get to Nandapar

Bat and all that. but really what really propels

me to like arrows season three score is the second

part to the flash versus arrow because it's not

often we get television shows that crossover

on at least once per see it's not often we get

that and the fact that we're like essentially

the flash or not Essentially, Arrow gave birth

to The Flash. Thank you. God, I can't talk. You

should have heard me earlier, just stumbling

over Jennifer Hale's name, but anyway. But yeah,

so basically, Arrow birthed the series for The

Flash, so what I love is taking... The flash

versus arrow part one from flash season one and

part two from arrow season three Making a playlist

of just that which is that that's all the music

that I said that was on I that they released

on iTunes before the CD releases And listening

to that whole episodes the whole two -part episode

score What is so great about it is how well Neely?

blends the the show themes like you know in one

track you could hear part of the arrow theme

mixed in with the flash theme and it fits it

doesn't feel like one or the other shouldn't

be there which i think is super cool oh yeah

so on disc two for uh arrow season three we have

the flash versus arrow part two um tracks like

looking for boomerang Boomerang and Argus teaming

up teaming up is one minute 50 seconds and it

is one minute of 50 seconds of awesomeness because

this is the one where I believe this is the one

where they have It's Barry and Oliver in the

arrow cave and they realize they have to suit

up and You see them walking up to the suitcases

they just kind of look at each other and kind

of almost they don't give each other a thumbs

up but you see them looking at each other and

then you see the suits in the foreground and

it's just it's just an epic epic scene I think

I took a screen cap of it at one point when the

episode first aired but that music of them teaming

up was just so cool and like you said you know

the the final track of of of the crossover the

brave and the bold track was really really awesome

The other stuff on Arrow Season 3 that it has,

it has bonus tracks, tracks 17 to 30 on the second

disc, it has Palmer Technologies theme, it has

Nyssa not to be trusted, it has I See the Fall,

it has Ray and Felicity, it has, it ends with

bait and switch. I gotta say folks, I'm really

digging. the Flash and Arrow music from Blake

Neely. I mean, before Arrow, I'd never heard

of this guy. And even after doing research, I

still hadn't heard of him. But he is really making

a name for himself with these TV scores. And

it only gets better and better and better. You

have anything else you'd like to bring up before

we take a quick break? I know. I mean, I've really

enjoyed... the music in these shows, it's probably

one of my favorite aspects of either one, really.

I mean, the the music, if nothing else, like

if the episode's terrible, the music is pretty

much the only redeeming quality of it. And and

that's like that's not even me trying to sugarcoat

it or anything like I'm dead serious. Like I

a lot of times like the music is what pulls me

back in when I'm Like about ready to say all

right. I'm done with this episode Yeah Absolutely

all right folks because we are recording this

a day before Comic -con is supposed to start

because Wednesday night preview night is July

20th 2016 We're gonna take a quick break and

we're gonna come back and give you a little preview.

We can't put any music or anything in You're

only gonna hear stuff from the flash season 1

or arrow season 3 in this episode La Land Lounge

But we are going to give you information on the

La Land Records CD signings and Their releases

that are gonna be at Comic Con and then after

that they'll be on the website so Hang out listen

to some cool superhero music from Blake Neely

and we'll be back after this Alright folks, we

are back here inside the La La Land Lounge and

with San Diego Comic -Con International just

around the corner. It's coming in a few days.

This episode will actually go up the Thursday

this week. But we are here to talk about the

press releases for the five different releases

that La La Land Records is going to be doing.

But before we do that, We have to talk about

their booth signings because they're gonna have

a bunch of booth signings and it is going to

be epic and awesome. You guys have Central City,

but you don't have Star Labs, no Cisco Ramon,

no Harrison Wells, no Caitlin Snow, nobody who's

going to be able to help me get back home. Hey,

are you all right? Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. What

happened to Siobhan? Oh, well, after she went,

like, all Mariah Carey on you, she just split.

Oh, so we both have Mariah Carey? That's something.

Who are you? Hey, sir, I'm Barry Allen. James

Holtz. And this is Wynn. You guys, I'm not...

I'm quite sure how to tell you this. Well, I

do know how to tell you. I just say what I am

thinking. Kara? Yeah, right. Sorry. Barry is

from another universe. Cool. Whoa. Whoa. So the

theory of the multiverse, that's true. Oh, yeah.

Big time. Yeah. I still can't believe it. And

I'm from another planet. What? Oh, yeah. She's

an alien. You're an alien? Yeah. Do you have

like other aliens on this earth? What do you

mean by this earth? Hold on Alright so imagine

there are multiple versions of earth one where

The Nazis won World War two one where Kennedy

was never assassinated one more where all of

us are evil been there, it sucks. So all of these

earths occupy the same place in space but they

vibrate at a different frequency so they can't

see one another. Yeah, but it's like if you can

go fast enough then it's possible to open like

a breach and then travel between worlds. But

how could you travel that fast? I was struck

by lightning the same night a particle accelerator

exploded, and I became a superhero. So you're

a superhero too? Mm -hmm. That's cool, I guess.

So yes, folks, LLN Records to attend 2016 San

Diego Comic Con in partnership with Geek LLC.

Hmm, I wonder who those people are. Okay, so...

Lawland Records, if you are going to San Diego

Comic -Con 2016, July 20th to the 25th, yes,

yeah, July 20th to the 24th, no, 24th, I'm sorry,

July 20th to the 24th, San Diego Comic -Con,

if you're going, the Lawland booth number is

4536. At the con, they are going to have... Various

booth signings for the soundtracks and everything

else. So here's the schedule Special booth signing

events on the 21st of July 2016 the good the

tough and the deadly book signing with author

David J Moore on the 22nd from 11 and 12 p .m.

The flash season 2 and Supergirls season 1. Yay

Composer CD signing with composer Blake Neely

and his composer team sign these premiere CDs

along with other exciting La La Land CD releases

on the 23rd from 11 a .m. to 12 30 p .m. Joker

we need you to start killing people All it takes

is one bad day So Batman the killing joke CD

signing with composers Lolita Ramonis Michael

McQuistion and Christopher Carter the dynamic

music partners they will be signing this CD premiere

and Other knockout DC Universe soundtracks from

La Land. Basically, it's the other ones that

they've done already Very cool. And then on the

23rd also So that so the Batman the killing joke

signing event is from 11 to noon 1230 On the

same day from 4 to 5 p .m. Star Trek the 50 -year

mission, the first 25 years book signing authors

Mark A. Altman and Edward Gross. It's gross,

so they're gonna do that. And then on the 24th

we've got from 11 a .m. to noon the specials

and King Coen poster artist Paul Shipper. Schlipper,

I can't tell if that's an I or an L on the image,

signs free mini posters for upcoming La La Land

feature film releases. King Cohen director Steve

Mitchell signing as well. So these events are

going to be epic and awesome. And if anyone wants

to attend them, please do. They so if you go

to say like, I know, you know, Steve and I both

would want to be at the killing joke signing.

Of course. The dynamic music partners Lolita

Michael and Christopher are not just gonna sign

your killing joke They're also gonna sign your

btas volumes 1 through 3 or btas volume 4 or

your Justice League Series sets or Superman the

animated series volume 1 Anything that they've

done for La La Land records as long as you have

it you could bring it with you and have them

sign it The Star Trek signing is very cool. The

Flash Arrow Supergirl signing with composer Blake

Neely. You know, so that's going on. I cannot

wait to see what comes out of this. Now for the

press releases. So the first one that they announced

was Supergirl Season 1. There will be a number

of limited signed copies available on the website

July 26th after Comic -Con starting at 12 p .m.

PST. Quantities are very limited. You are not

guaranteed a signed copy. But if you're at the

con and you buy the Supergirl Season 1 limited

edition at the con, you can have Blake Neely

sign it there. The retail price on the Supergirl

Season 1 set is $15 .98. It is one disc. with

29 tracks. It has the 29th track, which I'm surprised

is not the first track, is the theme from Supergirl.

Some of the other tracks listed on here are You

Will Do Extraordinary Things is the first track,

Meeting Jimmy, A Gift from Clark slash Stronger

Together, Fight or Flight, Strange Visitors from

Other Planets, Joyride, uh... harnessing anger

inspirational boss so that that's very cool uh...

the supergirl soundtrack is something i was very

looking forward to i cannot wait for this folks

what about you steve are you i i know that you're

not you're dc but i don't know how into supergirl

you've been i've enjoyed that uh... i've actually

enjoyed all of the dc programming so it's they've

all been uh... really good this season Yeah,

absolutely All right up next to the second title

that La La Land announced on Facebook was the

now when I say final here folks I don't mean

it's the last thing they're gonna release for

this But it's the last thing that they're gonna

release for this part of the cartoon series It

is Batman the animated series volume four so

they've done four overall volumes for the first

Episode run the first season run of Batman the

animated series so volume 4 Again, you can get

this at their booth number four five three six

If you can't go to the con it will be available

on their website July 26th at noon PST This is

a two disc set retail price is 24 .98 Again the

same thing with the other one With the Supergirl,

a limited number of signed copies will be available,

but you're not guaranteed one. This one has...

I'm not gonna go through all the track names,

but I am gonna go through the episode names.

It has scores from the episodes Off Balance,

Joker's Wild, which we all know the Joker loves

being wild, right, Joker? Oh, yes! Yes! Something

I remember when we when you and I were doing

legends of the dark night We were we I was going

on and on about the music in this one episode

And I'm so happy that the score is is finally

here the next one after joker's wild is the cape

and cowl conspiracy so I can finally get to hear

that music outside of the Show then we have some

bonus tracks before the next score the next score

is a Tana So we got that episode moon of the

wolf the mechanic and then disc two has the worry

men Fear of victory and his silicon soul his

silicon soul ends this full -on score run of

the series but after that you have Tracks 21

through, oh my god, 21 through 66. Was that 1966?

No. It's 21 through 66, which is the Arkham Archives

special bonus section of previously unreleased

music. Uh, they have things here from on - they

have one track from On Leather Wings, they have,

uh, four or five tracks from Christmas with the

Joker, two from The Last Laugh, a number of them

from Pretty Poison, The Underdwellers, Be a Clown,

Two -Face Parts 1 and 2, and it's never too late,

Joker's Favour, Vendetta the Clock King, Perchance

the Dream, Robin's Reckoning Part 1, Almost Got

'em, Birds of a Feather. And then at the end,

we have the end credits theme, the 45 second

theme by Danny Elfman for BTIS. Total album time

for this two disc release is 157 minutes and

14 seconds. Oh boy. Are you excited for the final

season one kind of production release for BTIS

volume four? Oh yeah. I mean, I'm... I love everything

that has to do with that show. That's why when

I did my top 10 Batman suits, that was within

the number two or the top two anyway. So yeah,

I love that Batman and everything to do with

it. And really, anything DC animated universe

just rocks in general. But getting to hear it

without vocals is so much better. That's why

I'm so looking forward to the cape and cowl conspiracy

I know that another one that we had talked about

when we were doing legends of the dark night

was the forgotten the forgotten episode with

The big fat guy in the desert. Yeah, you know

where like where Bruce is like wearing the Alfred

has to come Yeah, he's lost his memory and Alfred

has to deal with the annoying batwing computer

But yeah, I'm looking forward to the cape and

cowl conspiracy and everything else on btas volume

four i'm so stoked for what they are going to

do later with uh... potentially with uh... adventures

of batman and robin and all that stuff oh man

and i've been saying this for years so this isn't

a spoiler folks once they get to the new batman

superman adventures as long as the full scores

to old wounds and over the edge are on that some

release somewhere I will be the happiest person

alive because Old Wounds is my overall number

one favorite out of everything BTASM did, so

that's my favorite episode. Alright, going back

to the CW universe, we have The Flash Season

2 Limited Edition. This is a single disc. So

I read something somewhere, I'm not gonna say

where, but I've read something from the composer,

Mr. Blake Neely himself, that he says that there

was 14 overall hours for all 23 episodes of The

Flash Season 2. 14 hours of music! So The Flash

Season 1 was pretty much a complete score to

my knowledge of the first season. uh... the flash

season two is only going to be one days it's

going to be fifteen ninety eight you can get

at the law and was or five three six if you're

going to comic con where you get on the website

uh... july twenty six twenty sixteen i know a

lot of people are going to be disappointed with

this or a lot of people seem to be like as some

of the place are commenting on the law and face

book page were really disappointed in this but

after reading the the thing i read from blake

nealy the way he describes it is he tried his

best to compile an album with the greatest hits

moments of season two so it's not it's not a

full beginning to end score but it's themes that

we've probably heard before it's themes that

we will probably you know okay so some of some

of the tracks the first tracks obviously It starts

off with how Season 1 ended, so the first track

is How It Ended slash Reluctant Hero. Then we

have Harrison's Will and Henry's Released. Down

the line we have Savage Attack, A Legend is Born.

We have Welcome to Earth 2, so we do have an

Earth 2 theme. Hunting and Electrifying King

Shark. The right decision, who is Hunter Zolliman?

uh... ready to save the world and stuck in the

speed forces on track it ends with the track

and tell i will wait for you uh... which i think

is from the line of of uh... baryon iris and

all that the love mushy stuff that's in Flash.

I am very much, even though this is more of a

best of, more of a greatest hits thing, these

26 tracks, I'm very much looking forward to hearing

these once I get the releases from La La Land

because, you know, like we've already said in

this episode, the Flash Season 1 was so good.

Even though this is more of a best of kind of,

best moments kind of thing, it's still gonna

be awesome. Oh yeah. I mean, I'm... This show

in my mind can do no wrong. This is my favorite

DC animated or DC television universe show Absolutely

So the next one we have is something I am very

much looking forward to Most impressive, but

what's it got to do with us? I Once thought I

could protect the world by myself But I was wrong.

Working together, we saved the planet. And I

believe that if we stayed together as a team,

we would be a force that could truly work for

the ideals of peace and justice. What? Like a

bunch of super friends? More like a justice league.

Do you have any idea how corny that sounds? But

maybe the big guy's got a point. With all of

us behind it, it just might work. Count me in.

Me too. And me. My mother may not approve, but

I find man's world to be intriguing. I'll gladly

join. What about you, Batman? I'm not really

a people person. But when you need help, and

you will, call me. Understood. Then we're all

agreed. That's right. Justice League. The complete

score. This, folks, is going to be epic. Now...

The reason why I say this is gonna be epic and

I know a lot of people a lot of people are gonna

Bulk at this price, but this is a four CD set

That's right folks for CDs music by Lolita Ramonis

Michael McQuistion and Christopher Carter limited

edition of 3 ,000 copies retail price 59 .98

but people it's worth it i don't even have to

listen to this to tell you it's worth it i can

just look at the press release on geekcastradio

.com and tell you it is worth it they have everything

from the first two seasons of justice league

here it's not just one theme tooth they have

extra themes they have so many cool things so

it starts off with secret origins parts one two

and three It then goes to the Brave and the Bold,

part one. It goes to Legends, part one. These

are episode names from... Yep. Then it goes to

the Enemy Below, part one. After that, we get

to disc two. which it has the, the first track

on disc two is the Justice League End Credits

Extended theme. Then we have stuff from Injustice

for All parts one and two, Paradise Lost parts

one and two, A Night of Shadows parts one and

two, Metamorphosis parts one and two, Tabula

Rasa parts one and two. There's a lot of ones

and twos. Yes. It's, it's kind of like ones and

zeros. Now this is only disc two here folks and

then it ends with a savage time parts one two

and three and that's pretty much season one of

Justice League now it also has bonus tracks like

Justice League attacks base savage invasion slash

defeat and Reunited at the end of disc two disc

three has Twilight War a world yay war a world

everybody loves war world. No, they don't wild

cards. Hey Joker wake up So because it's Steve

and because it's us and we love the Joker wild

cards part one into On disc three tracks 24 25

and 26 is for part one track 24 is Joker goes

nationwide 25 is it's the Joker show royal flush

gang revealed Wild Cards Part 2 is Baby Ace and

a man and a woman have... What the hell was that?

That was my... It doesn't matter. Give me a triple.

Now. After that? We have something very fitting,

the Hereafter! Hereafter Parts 1 and 2, and that

rounds out Disc 3. The cool thing about, uh,

Disc 3 is Track 37, the last track, has Justice

League, the main theme, extended. This is two

minutes, three seconds. What this is, is the,

uh, main theme that was featured in Star -Crossed,

at the end of the start, like... You know how

they had the three -parters but then they put

them into DTVs that they put them into or you

know they put them into DVD movie versions? So

basically the Justice League main theme extended

is the version from the Justice League Star -Crossed

movie DVD at the end of the credits there. Disc

four we have A Better World, The Terror Beyond,

Maid of Honor, Comfort and Joy, Star -Crossed

parts one, two, and three. Total set time 3...

315 minutes 19 seconds. Holy crap. Yup. I...

This... I mean, I love The Flash. I love Supergirl.

I do. I love BTIS Vol. 4. I have been waiting

for this for close to 16 years. As soon as I

saw or heard about Justice League, as soon as

I heard one note of this music, I wanted it.

Immediately. And now we're finally getting it

all in a four disc set. Now people may be asking

or commenting on this post, which I highly doubt

because nobody ever comments any of my stuff.

Anyway, I know people might be commenting or

asking me, but TF2 and Mike, what about Justice

League Unlimited? Guess what? I don't know what

their plans are for La Land Records, but because

Justice League, the full first two seasons is

one set. Justice League Unlimited. is probably

going to be one full set. But don't quote me

on that. Because you could be wrong. Yeah, but

I'm pretty sure. I'm 99 .5999 % sure. 596487.

Don't you mean... 766... No, wait. No, yeah.

Don't you mean... The 80s called, they want their

number back. Yeah, yeah. So up next, we have

the fifth and final release from La La Land Records

for their CD releases at Comic -Con. And it's

time to give the world a smile. And silence.

I don't want to do it. Sadly anti -climactic

ass. I'm not a pony. I don't I'm not a one -trick

pony. I don't do it in command Yes, yes, you

are. Yes. Yes, you do you do it on command all

the time anyway Alright folks up next is the

final release for the CDs going to be at San

Diego Comic Con It is something that we have

been looking forward to all year since the announcement

of Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill returning to

Batman The Killing Joke. This is composed by

Michael McQuistion, Christopher Carter, and Lolita

Ramonis, the dynamic music partners. This is

a single disc release, but it has 35 tracks.

The total disc time is 66 minutes and 4 seconds,

so just over an hour. It'll be available first

at Comic Con July 20th and then on the website

lawline records .com July 26th retail price $15

.99 or $15 .98 actually. It's pretty reasonable

for all these soundtrack costs. Absolutely. So

this will be like I said 35 tracks from the DC

Universe animated original movie The Killing

Joke. I when I heard what I found out about I

actually found out that Michael Christopher and

Lolita were gonna be doing this I nearly like

Jumped out of my chair and fainted at the same

time because I'm like, oh my These three people

folks if you're fans of Shirley Walker your fans

of these three composers they gave Shirley Walker

gave birth to the DC Animated Universe with Batman

the Animated Series, but these three composers

really filled it out with Superman the Animated

Series, Christopher Crowder did Batman Beyond,

and then the rest of them, all three of them

have done Justice League, and having them work

on this is epic. This also has, and we can't

really talk about this too much, it has a track,

from a certain person at the very end of it.

And it is awesome. You will absolutely die once

you hear this, folks. Because after all, it is

the killing joke. So that's it, La La Land Records,

Comic -Con 2016, San... Well, I should say San

Diego Comic -Con, because there's so many other

things named Comic -Con now, because Comic -Con

has... Comic Con Chicago, Comic Con this, Comic

Con that, whatever. So, that's it for the La

La Land Lounge episode two. That's it for the

SDCC announcements. I'm hoping everyone enjoyed

this episode. The next episode we're going to

do, it's gonna be Steve and I again. And we're

gonna talk about two superheroes, because that's

what we love. Next time, after Comic Con, so

this episode will be up probably the end of July,

beginning of August, episode 3 for the Lonely

Land Lounge, we're going to talk about The Flash

Season 2 and Supergirl Season 1. So that's what's

coming up next here on the Lonely Land Lounge.

For other GeekCast radio podcast stuff, we do

still have the top nine of the nineties, the

nine top nines of the nineties countdown coming

later this year. We've also got Mayhem Mike still

going on. Steve, what do you got going on over

there at your altering geekiness thing? Well,

since you've asked so nicely, I'm doing a lot

more on my YouTube channel as well as the podcast.

I've decided to split off a lot of the the excessive

content that I've wanted to do to my video channel

to try and expand there as I'm trying to do.

And I've been playing Altered Gaming, which I

was playing Battlefield 1, but now I'm back to

Battlefield 4 until Battlefield 1 comes out.

And then I've got some old voice impression videos

I re -uploaded. to this channel and then I'm

going to do some altered geek news network and

then might possibly record some actual altered

geeks or transcribe and move them up to this

channel. But a lot of stuff coming down the pipe

for the video channel and then a lot of stuff

obviously on the website so be sure to check

those out. Awesome! Very cool, very cool. Alright

folks stay tuned to be love and lounge because

we have got a lot coming the La La Lounge Through

the rest of 2016 is going to be epic awesome

It's gonna be filled with a lot of superhero

stuff at first, but it's gonna be so cool I hope

everyone's enjoying this word I'm still working

on the kind of format and back and forth and

that all that stuff and I'm hoping to get special

guests in here Every now and then like Steve

like John Takis So yeah What I want to point

out to people is go back to the interview I did

with Michael McQuitt and dr. Laura Danly for

the times up score It's such it was a great interview.

They were very very understanding because I was

kind of like the first time in eight years of

podcasting that I was more awkward in an interview

even though I edited myself to not sound as awkward

as I was. First time I was really awkward and

it was because I was kind of lost in that interview

because first time ever we had an actual doctor

of anything on the Geekcast Radio Network. Dr.

Laura Danley is an astronomer out there in Los

Angeles. She is the Griffith Observatory curator.

But yeah, La La Land Lounge. Coming up episode

3 the flash season 2 Supergirl season 1 head

on over to lolandrecords .com Where soundtracks

live to get all your soundtrack needs they've

got a lot of stuff over there folks Go check

it out, and we will catch you next time

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