Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers Soundtrack (unofficial)

[@jakerussell135]

as an oboe player, the leaving home oboe concerto goes HARD OMG

[@stormguard325]

Agreed, and it also made me feel really bad for Gromit.

[@colinnguyen2222]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="193">3:13</a> Leaving Home the emotional music

[@mikeymcfadden6889]

Happy Birthday To Julian Nott The Composer Of Wallace And Gromit 🎂🎈🎊🎻🎶🎵

[@mikeymcfadden6889]

Julian Nott’s Father Is Sir John Nott

[@claf5935]

You know that “sesame street fanmade reboot” I made up a while ago? Well the music in “the wrong trousers” reminded me of the pixar-themed short that was a theatrical release with “Elmo Saves Christmas”, “The Curse of The Tickler!” And i figured why not make a Pixar-themed short film where a frightened humanoid dog-girl is afraid of a tall, dark and gruesome man who’s been tickling people to death. (Characters: that job applicant from DuckTales “2017”, who really looks like Roxanne all grown up, the “Alphaboy” gang, and the main villain, the tickler). What do you think?

[@IsabelleAnimalCrossing2012]

Looks

[@claf5935]

@@IsabelleAnimalCrossing2012 Good?

[@colinnguyen2222]

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[@therealmemernet]

This is really good! Just wondering, do you think you can also rip the audio from the pitched version of the film (the modern version that sounds slower)? All good if you can't.

[@therealmemernet]

@@stormguard325 I know. I made this comment when this one video of the re-released OST on KZbin was taken down for copyright reasons. But now it is back up, so my comment doesn’t really have much relevancy anymore.

[@colinnguyen2222]

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[@vincentpersoni1210]

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[@louisrobson6914]

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[@user-tl9sw8tj6o]

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