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> Duckmaniac wrote:
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> > Nick J Chackowsky <flogistan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > Don Del Grande wrote:
> > > > Nick J Chackowsky wrote:
> > > >
> > > > The song is called "Pass That Peace-Pipe", as I recall, and it was
> > > > written in the 1940s. (I think it's in an episode of "I Love
Lucy" as
> > > > well.)
> > > >
> > > > Here's a site with the original lyrics:
> > > >
http://www.lyricsxp.com/lyrics/p/pass_that_peace_pipe_gene_kelly.html
> > > > I don't remember how much of the song made it into that Duckman
> > > > episode, however.
> > > >
> > > > -- Don
> > >
> > > Soup-Urb!
> >
> > Thanks, Don.
> >
> > Loved that episode, too. Dana Delaney is hot, live & animated.
> >
> > I always thought the music on DM was soup-urb. All time favorite was
> > "The Road to Dendron". The animation during the song, especially when
> > the "camera" does a 360 degree pan around the interior of the bus, was
> > awesome. Unfortunately, the remainder of that episode was as silly as
> > the Hope/Crosby Road Movies....which was probably intentional.
>
> Plus, the Duckman creators were good about using music--background
and otherwise--very effectively. I absolutely hate
> that tune they use to signify when Duckman's feeling genuinely sad or
regretfull, but it still works to freeze your smile
> every damned time. I also think there was awesome counter-point intended
in the episode (I'm crappy with the names)
> featuring the famous (I guess; I'd never heard of him) Jim Bailey,
female impersonator. The rousing "Clang-clang-clang
> went the trolly" cohabitates with of the near-death Cornfed's mental
longing, "Kill Duckman. Kill Duckman...", and the
> morphed Uranus and Flurry monsters.
>
> But for my money, the re-jiggered lyrics of Joe Walsh's "Life's Been
Good To Me So Far" to the Moe Dworkin theme is
> the all-time winner (Love! Anger! Kvetching!). I mean, who can beat "My
name is Moe and I was an old man/It took me hours
> to go to the can"? The funeral scene also gets a standing-O for Cornfed
being decked out in a schreimel and payess.
Check out Cornfed's appearance at Grandmama's funeral in this week's
episode (on Comedy Central early Thursday morning 3am) in "Grandmama's
Flatulent Adventure" -- a Jewish pig!
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