Tony Goldmark / Audio CD (March 2, 2004)
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Rage Against The Mundane
Tony Goldmark / Audio CD (March 2, 2004)
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1. Rage Against The Mundane (2:09) 2. Gotta Lose Weight (3:14) 3. Auditions (2:48) 4. Teeth Clenched (4:40) 5. Cooking With Nelda (1:50) 6. The Sorcerer's Stone (3:32) 7. The Dementor Show (0:42) 8. Sirius Black (4:28) 9. More Auditions (3:32) 10. Trapped In Iowa (3:12) 11. Logic Police (1:28) 12. Theme From "Logic Police" (0:48) 13. Britney Zombie (3:28) 14. Another Great Idea with Bill and Bob (2:07) |
15. Awkward (0:14) 16. The Amazing Colossal Man Blues (3:16) 17. Extremely Unlikely If Not Impossible (0:24) 18. The Further Adventures of Johnny Explosion (4:03) 19. You've Come To The Right Place In Town (3:43) 20. Order of the Phoenix (0:37) 21. Movie Trailer (w/ the great Luke Ski) (4:47) 22. Tom From Marketing (3:52) 23. Isn't Lounge Music Great? (1:21) 24. Positive Upbeat Song (5:20) 25. Hidden Track #1 26. Hidden Track #2 27. Fool Yourself (2:02) |
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1. I'd Rather Merchandise 2. Kill the Backstreet Boys 3. Penguin on the Telly 4. Ritaline 5. The Sign of a True D-Fan 6. The Ballad of Carson Daly 2012 7. Tech Support 8. Moshin' |
9. Knock 3 Times 10. Leopard Skin 11. Disney World 12. Rhetorical Questions 13. The Pirate Song 14. The Day Alfred Went Weird 15. The Sign of a True D-Fan (cont'd) 16. Disney World (reprise) |
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1. You Bug Me! 2. Got My Modem Working 3. Schoolhouse Blues 4. I Know You're A Fish 5. Adolescing |
6. Look At Me 7. Hello, Operator/I Know A Song 8. My Big Purple Pal 9. Money (That's What I Want) 10. Great, Great |
The Sign of a True D-Fan is a collaboration with the great Luke Ski. Luke prepared the music for the rap, which contains a sample from "Demented Forever", a song from the film Cecil B. Demented, and they wrote the lyrics and recorded it together in San Francisco while Luke was in town wiht his fiance Stephanie Wild. The song is a tribute to Demented Music in general, and in particular to its rabid hardcore fans. They also added a Dr. Dre reference with all the subtlety of a man dressed in a chicken suit juggling two watermelons and a screeching cat. Three versions of the song is included; one is a full seven-minute version and the other two are versions split from the full version.
The Ballad of Carson Daly is where Goldmark pays homage to what he considers a lost folk hero who has been completely ignored despite all his qualifications: world renown, his own cable show, and above all, a catchy name. His song is an attempt to remedy that.
Moshin' is inspired by the music of rockabilly acts like the Stray Cats, this song came to him one day when he realized, with all these rockabilly songs about going out dancing on the town and, in the process, rocking it inside out, just how much dates have changed since then. So in that spirit, this is a nostalgic song tribute to the days of the good old 1990's.
The Pirate Song is a song about pirates. Listen for Luke Ski on this one as well, being a background pirate and adding a goat to the pirate ship for no reason, except, in his words, "Goats make things funny." Philosophically, truer words have seldom been spoken.
Rhetorical Questions was inspired by all the folk-rock songs out there in which they spend the entire five minute song asking rhetorical questions without giving any sort of answers whatsoever, thus, wasting your time.
Disney World - remember Disney World from his last promo CD "Alconoclast?" Good, then this one shouldn't be hard to figure out.
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Don't Quit Your Day Job Records
PMB #120, 236 West Portal Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94127
http://www.dqydj.com
e-mail at tony at dqydj.com
