1. Seinfeld Theme 2. Seinfeld Theme (Highlights of 100) 3. Seinfeld Theme (“The Chronicle”) 4. The Jerry Show Theme (“The Pilot Part 2”) 5. Kramer’s Pimpwalk (“The Wig Master”) 6. Jerry the Mailman (“The Andria Doria”) 7. Himalayan Walking Shoes (“The Hot Tub”) 8. John Jermaine Jazz #1 (“The Rye”) – featuring Bob Sheppard 9. John Jermaine Jazz #2 (“The Rye”) – featuring Bob Sheppard 10. John Jermaine Jazz #3 (“The Rye”) – featuring Bob Sheppard 11. Kramer’s Boombox (“The Package”) 12. Jerry vs Newman Chase (“The Soul Mate”) 13. Cable Guy vs Kramer Chase (“The Cadillac Part 2”) 14. Noxin (“The Cadillac Part 2”) 15. Jesus is One (“The Burning”) – featuring Jack Diamond 16 Kramer’s Crappy Banjo (“The Muffin Tops”) 17. Peterman in Burmese Jungle (“The Chicken Roaster”) 18. TV Cartoon / Wheels on the Bus (“The Contest”) 19. Finale Suitcase Montage (“The Finale”) 20. Waiting For the Verdict Blues (“The Finale”) 21. This Night Show (“The Trip Part 1”) 22. Rock Music Video (“The Trip Part 1”) 23. The Lopper (“The Frogger”) 24. 1937 Wedding Cake Waltz (“The Frogger”) 25. Kramer Bachelor Auction (“The Barber”) 26. Rochelle, Rochelle the Musical (“The Understudy”) 27. Pier Contemplation (“The Invitation”) 28. Loud Dixieland Band (“The Mom & Pop Store”) 29. Scarsdale Surprise (“The Summer of George”) 30. Checkmate/Chunnel/Death Blow (“The Movie,” “The Pool Guy,” “The Little Kicks”) 31. Blimp (“The Puerto Rican Day”) 32. The Pain & The Yearning (“The Comeback”) 33. George’s Answering Machine/Greatest American Hero (“The Susie”)
If you read the Variety article by Jon, it's just forty-something minutes of selections.
Yeah I just read it - a little disappointing that it's not complete but A: I had been mainly joking and B: it's a sitcom so it's pretty incredible that any music is being released.
I'll probably buy it just for the fun of it but it would be nice to know that it's complete.
Most of the music in the show was transition pieces of brief stingers, but like "Roseanne" and "Fullhouse", it had some set-piece cues, many f which are on this release (looking over the track list).
Most of the music in the show was transition pieces of brief stingers, but like "Roseanne" and "Fullhouse", it had some set-piece cues, many f which are on this release (looking over the track list).
"Kramer's Crappy Banjo" will be especially useful as a way to get party stragglers to go home. (I wonder if the "stop music now" voice will be on that track.)
Is this truly complete? It’s pretty incredible that a popular sitcom which ran for 9 seasons can fit all of its music onto a single CD! sitcoms don't usually call for loads of scoring.
I'm shocked there was this much even written and recorded for the series. It always seemed to me they had recorded five minutes and then chopped it up into pieces to be reused again and again.
