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yeah me too ,cant think of anything more evocative of my personal recollection of collecting comics back in the sixties than this and the batman 66 music ,
great to hear it again but sad to think of all my comics i sold to mrs fletcher for a penny each to buy my mum and dad a 25th wedding anniversary present ,
all 530 of them £5.30
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Great music. Ray Ellis was a musical genius. Too bad he hardly got any real recognition for his talent.
You know, it wasn't that long ago I found out he also did the soundtracks to various Filmation shows, like Star Trek: Animated, Shazam! and Isis, etc. but under an alias. I loved that music too and now don't know how I didn't realize it was the same composer, there are so many signature Ellis sounds in them! I really wish someone would put out compilations of all his work; I'd buy them in a second.Comment
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This is awesome! I'm mixing it up in some hot water, adding some chai spices and pouring down my earhole!!
Spider-Man's funky strut at 12:22 is so perfect for the jazzy background. This needs to be a meme!Last edited by Wee67; Oct 21, '22, 9:27 AM.WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.Comment
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There was a website that had a lot of the music cues posted, and they were available to download.
The "Tune in next week" bumper music is kind of my personal theme song in a lot of ways. I loved it as a kid, and it was constantly playing in my head.
This music, and Paul Soles voice = Spider-Man to me.
I didn't know Ray Ellis did all of that Filmation music until recently either!Comment
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turn it up!!!Comment
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