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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jim Wood's music / Goodbye Mr. Germ
Mad scientist voice: The National Archives and Records Administration "Goodbye Mr. Germ"(https://archive.org/details/goodbye_mr_germ_1940). D Pentatonic Minor.
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Catchy and disorienting in equal measure. Love the squelchy sounds and awesome vocal manipulations.
Catchy and disorienting in equal measure. Love the squelchy sounds and awesome vocal manipulations.
Thanks! Most of the manipulations were actually done by the actor in the original movie, who seemed to be aiming for a Boris Karloff/Vincent Price persona.
Niiiiiice! Great samples! great funky feeling in the beginning... and nice string later on...
I really like this, it's gentle and spikey at the same time. Excellent choice of archive samples too!
The YEEEEEEEES!!!!-sample makes me laugh every time. Great rhythms all over. The strings are beautiful as mentioned before. Grossartig.
Awesome vocal samples, as others have mentioned really like the last third with the strings
Niiiiiice! Great samples! great funky feeling in the beginning... and nice string later on...
very nice track man. keep up
I really like this, it's gentle and spikey at the same time. Excellent choice of archive samples too!
The YEEEEEEEES!!!!-sample makes me laugh every time. Great rhythms all over. The strings are beautiful as mentioned before. Grossartig.
Now that I think about it, he actually sounds more like Peter Lorre.
Awesome vocal samples, as others have mentioned really like the last third with the strings
Thanks all! The strings were an afterthought.
Delightfully confusing and...dare I say...infectious! Great source selection and manipulations!
Kind of a processed/compressed sounding Primus on Prozac at the start and then the prozac really kicks in at the end. 
Wonderfully weird yet catchy at the same time.
