Ren and Stimpy Audio - All Albums Production Music and Interview

Some of these are already here, but this condenses all the Ren and Stimpy music into one torrent, plus adds three volumes of production audio and an interview album. All thanks and props go to VonCheech, Kirk Demarais, meatwadsays and the other spleeners (and anyone else out there) who helped put this together and upload it in the first place. All files are mp3 except Little Eediot, which is FLAC CONTAINS: Radio Daze Little Eediot (interview) Ren & Stimpy - Production Music Ren & Stimpy - Production Music vol. 2 Ren & Stimpy - Production Music vol. 3 You Eediot! Crock O' Christmas Quote: Production Music (fan compilations) --- "From the moment I experienced my very first brilliantly stupendous episode of the Ren & Stimpy show my brain has ruminated on how to get my hands on that wonderful vintage "incidental music" that sets the tone for their zany, wacky, madcap antics. Eventually the internet taught me that the music of Ren & Stimpy comes from all over the place. Some was written for the show, some are well known classical pieces, and there are quite a few works by Raymond Scott. For me, the most elusive stuff has always been the authentic "production music" from the 1950s. Put simply, these melodies have enriched my life. Play them on your drive to work and you're the star of an instructional traffic safety film, turn it on during dinner and mealtime becomes 80% happier (but be careful.. play the wrong track and you could wind up with a touch of Space Madness). Best of all you can listen and imagine that you live in the world of Ren and Stimpy where the walrus-napping horse is your next door neighbor, where the toy stores are stocked with Log from Blammo, and a visit from Powdered Toast Man is just a complaint away! Since this stuff is already available 'out there' I decided to add some extra value before I handed it off to you folks, and therefore I did the following.. -Designed an "album cover" for the collection (as seen above) (Bill Wray illustration swiped from his web site.) -Hunted down and tagged the name of every artist for every stinkin' track -Added a couple tracks that I had that weren't included in the bundle -Created a track listing based on musical styles. It kicks off with some general '50s domestic lollygagging tunes and then it gets more downtown hustle and bustle-ish. After that it goes spooky, glamorous, romantic, and finally dramatic. It is my pleasure to present you with the unofficial Ren & Stimpy Production Music collection. Be happy happy and enjoy joy joy it!" - kirk demarais 109 Total tracks (MP3, 192 kbps) Production Music vol. 2 --- "Here it is folks, the long-awaited second volume of vintage incidental music that was excavated for the Ren and Stimpy show. Most of this stuff seems to come from the post John K. era with several notable exceptions that were sorely missing from the first batch (i.e. Shock Horror which blared as the news "Ren Hoek Takes Bubbly Sponge Bath" hit the streets), but even if you're as unfamiliar with the later episodes as I am, you're still bound to find something you enjoy among the one hundred and ninety-four selections (that's five full hours to you and me). Compared to the last set this collection is much more massive, but it's less focused stylistically; however, this amounts to a broader and wackier range of music. Once again, the original curators of this amassment remain shrouded in the shadows of cyberspace, but we can thank blogger Voncheech for recently upping them. And just like last time, I contributed a cover (featuring another Bill Wray masterwork), looked up and ID tagged the artists, and made a track list. Again I tried to arrange it according to musical styles. It starts with plucky mid-century easy listening, and turns glamorous before going nutso eclectic ( You name it...rag time, folk, barroom piano, jazz, country, big band, banjo pickin', traditional German, Irish, French, and Eastern, and no shortage of polkas) followed by romantic, classical, drama and suspense, all punctuated with an assortment of short cues. You're practically guaranteed to like it if you like the same things I do... wax paper... boiled football leather... dog breath. We're not hitchhiking anymore... we're riding." 194 tracks (MP3, 192 kbps), Run time: 5 hours Production Music vol. 3 --- Provided by VonCheech You Eediot! (out of print) --- 'a compilation of music featured in the landmark Nickelodeon cartoon series The Ren and Stimpy Show. The album featured several popular songs from the series, including the single "Kilted Yaksmen Anthem" (from the episode "The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen") and "Happy Happy Joy Joy" (from "Stimpy's Invention"). Because the album was released a year after the departure of creator John Kricfalusi, his vocals were re-recorded by Billy West (who had replaced him as the voice of Ren Höek in the series). The album peaked at #156 on the Billboard 200. The album cover is a parody of The Beatles album Abbey Road, showing Mr. Horse, Muddy Mudskipper, Stimpy, and Ren walking across the street in the place of the Beatles.' track listing: 01. The Whistler/Overture 02. Dog Pound Hop (Opening Theme) 03. Muddy Mudskipper Theme 04. Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy 05. Fire Dogs 06. Better Than No One 07. Nose Goblins 08. Smokin' 09. Log Blues/Log Theme 10. Captain's Log/Space Madness 11. Sven Theme 12. Sven Blues 13. Don't Whiz On The Electric Fence 14. Ren's Pecs 15. I'm Gonna Be A Monkey 16. Filthy's Dance 17. Jungle Boogie 18. Dizzy Monkees 19. Kilted Yaksmen Anthem 20. The Whistler/Underture 21. Big House Blues (Closing Theme) 21 tracks (MP3, 160 kbps) 52 MB much thanks to kirk demarais http://secretfunspot.com Little Eediot! Interview --- Thanks to Krokodyle for this addition; 'As mentioned before, this is the first disc of the 2CD promo from 1993 (the second disc is just three tracks from 'You Eediot"). For those of you who are familiar with official 'interview discs', you know the drill. For those that aren't: these tracks are Ren & Stimpy's responses to questions, of which were meant to be read by the DJ from the accompanying booklet. The entire interview runs about 10 minutes.' Crock O' Christmas --- 'a humorous music/story Christmas album featuring Nickelodeon's early 1990s animated characters Ren & Stimpy. The album, released September 21, 1993, follows Ren and Stimpy as they prepare for the holidays; in their case, the holiday is "Yaksmas Eve," a reference to the second episode of the original 1991 season in which they prepare for Yak Shaving Day and a visit from the Gilded Yak via his flying "enchanted canoe." Soiled diapers are hung from mantelpieces in lieu of Christmas stockings while another tradition calls for filling of one's uncle's boots with coleslaw. It is hoped that the Gilded Yak, who lives at the "West Pole" and who appears via the drain of the bathtub, will leave shaving cream scum in the bathroom sink. Ren & Stimpy's Crock O' Christmas was re-released on compact disc August 5, 1997 on the Rhino Kid record label. As in the case with later episodes of the television program, Billy West provided the speaking and singing voices of both Ren and Stimpy.' track listing: 1. Fleck the Walls 2. Cat Hairballs 3. We Wish You a Hairy Chestwig - Ren & Stimpy, Armbruster, Tom 4. It's a Wizzleteats Kind of Christmas 5. We're Going Shopping 6. Yak Shaving Day 7. What Is Christmas? 8. Cobb to the World 9. Happy Holiday Hop 10. I Hate Christmas 11. The Twelve Days of Yaksmas 12. Decorate Yourself Radio Daze --- 'an album featuring the cartoon characters Ren & Stimpy, released in 1995. This album by Ren & Stimpy also had a contest which was The King Of The Airwaves contest. The contest ended February 1, 1996.' track listing: 1. "Opening" - 1:28 2. "I Wanna Be a DJ" - 3:46 3. "Caller #5" - 5:48 4. "King of the Airwaves" - 3:46 5. "Is Anyone Out There" - 4:01 6. "On the Road" - 4:08 7. "Any Freeway You Take" - 5:12 8. "Hard Time" - 3:52 9. "Powdered Toastman" - 5:09 10. "In Hollywood" - 4:02 11. "Take a Walk on the Muddy Side" - 4:48 12. "Dead End Job" - 2:45 13. "Stuck With You" - 3:18

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l8atnite (2010-02-05)

Lovely. \Ren and Stimpy Audio All Albums with Production Music and Interview\Ren & Stimpy - Production Music\Finger of Fear.mp3
has trojan downloader Win32/Lnkget.I embedded in it :p

frit0 (2010-02-10)

I don't know much about embedding malware, but from what google tells me if it's a virus the file itself will not play.
I think you got a false positive. This came from a trusted source and the mp3 plays fine. Ran it through 2 virus scanners (one online, one local) and found nothing.
A little more googling and I found this:
What is lnkget?
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Lnkget.* is a malicious Windows shortcut. Once executed, it is able to carry out actions like downloading new files (in this case malware).
To be successful, it must use only executables that exist by default on any given system. However, the only executable that is really required is cmd.exe. All others can be carried by the shortcut itself. The executables must of course also be command-line executable only and must not have any user interface. One executable that is available on all Windows (non-server) operating systems versions previous to Vista is ftp.exe.
The shortcut uses cmd.exe as its root process, with which it creates files and executes other processes. The file that is created is a data input file (stdin) containing the parameters and commands used by the next process to be launched. The next process to be launched is ftp.exe (see detailed example at the end).
Then, the shortcut uses the ?start? command to run the file downloaded by the ftp.exe process. For some malware shortcuts, the downloaded file is itself another script, normally a Visual Basic script, instead of an executable. The Visual Basic script, which is obfuscated, will then connect out to another ftp server and download the actual malware. Some malware shortcuts also open up Internet Explorer to certain websites that contain messages in Chinese.
This completes the life of the shortcut, with the malware downloaded and now executed. Interestingly, I haven?t seen any of the malware shortcuts try to delete itself. In recent variants of the LnkGet malware family, the malware authors have implemented rudimentary obfuscation techniques. Many of the malicious shortcuts do try to masquerade themselves by using common icons for the shortcut file.
Spreading Vector
The main spreading vector of this threat is through email. These emails are spreading between email addresses with Chinese or East Asian domains like .cn or .tw.
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So in other words it can't be that particular trojan, since it is not a shortcut, but an actual, working, mp3.
lrn 2 internet

sole_fish (2010-12-13)

This is great! I can finally introduce my son to the music of my youth. Actually, that sounds reeeallly sad. I feel like an eeediot! :)

papermarioball (2012-04-25)

Thanks a bunch going to make GMods now and I WILL SEED!

papermarioball (2012-04-25)

Forget my previous comment I think it's weird when I pause the torrent this file keeps downloading fucking up my internet speed.... I want to yell out VIRUS!?!?!??!?!??! but I don't want to be so ummm i don't know the word? This has never happened before so watch out! (uTorrent)