Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Adventures in Dinosaur City (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2021) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Fredric Ensign Teetsel
- Title: Adventures in Dinosaur City (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: DDR
- Genre: Soundtrack
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 01:13:45
- Total Size: 364; 738 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Dragon’s Domain Records presents the original motion picture soundtrack to ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY, featuring music composed by Fredric Ensign Teetsel for the 1991 family adventure film directed by Brett Thompson, written by Wili Baronet and Lisa Morton, starring Omri Katz, Tiffanie Poston, Shawn Hoffman, Rob Sherwood, Patrick Labyorteaux and David Joliffe.
ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was a made-for-television motion picture, telling the spiked tale of three teenage “horn-heads” named Timmy (Katz), Jamie (Poston), and Mick (Hoffman) whose favorite TV show is an animated retro-60’s callback called DINOSAURS. This fictitious cartoon series centers on the lives of anthropomorphic dinosaurs inhabiting Tar Town and Saur City. One morning while attempting to watch another episode of DINOSAURS on VHS, Timmy tires of his tiny television set and proffers a “volcanic idea.” He and his companions go into Timmy’s parent’s scientific laboratory adjacent to his house where the “Ultrasaurus of televisions” occupies a massive chunk of the lab floor. Timmy’s parents are both brilliant research scientists who have just achieved a major breakthrough the same morning after they’ve successfully transported an orange through a vortex in the space-time continuum via their television set while “safely” returning the damaged fruit back to its present existence. Timmy inserts the tape into the lab’s high-tech VHS player, hits the play button, and turns on the mammoth television set. The opening title sequence of DINOSAURS appears in all its glory as a laser positioned behind them pierces a hole in the space-time continuum transporting Timmy, Jaimie, and Mick through a vortex to the world of their favorite television show. Upon their arrival in Saur City, the trio encounter their favorite animated characters as live-action creatures: a flightless Dimorphodon named Forry (Sherwood), a Tyrannosaurus named Rex (Labyorteaux), and a Triceratops named Tops (Jolliffe). With the kids’ help, the unlikely alliance journeys to Tar Town igniting a revolution against the evil Mr. Big (Labyorteaux’s voice), and his army of troglodyte henchmen known as The Rockies. ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was released on VHS in the United States on October 23, 1991, and relished frequent airings on The Disney Channel throughout the early 1990s. Its modest success might be due in part to the popularity of Jim Henson’s hit television series DINOSAURS (1991-1994) which debuted on the American Broadcasting Company six months prior to the release of DINOSAUR CITY.
The music for ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was composed and conducted by Fredric Ensign Teetsel, a jack-of-all-trades musician and movie geek who composed the score for THE HAUNTING OF MORELLA, served as an orchestrator for Mark Governor on MINDWARP and contracted the orchestra who performed Mark McKenzie’s score for WARLOCK: THE ARMAGEDDON. Even though Teetsel originally had visions of Russell Garcia’s THE TIME MACHINE or Nathan Van Cleave’s ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS forming the foundation for his musical approach to ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY, upon the conclusion of the initial spotting session, the producers handed Teetsel some of Danny Elfman’s soundtrack albums and told him this is what they wanted. Unfazed by their intended direction, Teetsel leaped into scoring DINOSAUR CITY with fervor. The film’s limited scoring budget allowed the composer to scribe a healthy chunk of cues for a modest-sized orchestra. The remainder would be tracked using synthesizers. Being a classically-trained pencil-and-paper composer, Teetsel would sketch all of his music on six to eight stave manuscript paper regardless of how the completed cue would be performed.
Fredric Teetsel was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, and has been involved with a number of orchestras there. A graduate of the Groves School of Music, Teetsel found work orchestrating and conducting; he was Composer in Residence for the Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra in Arizona from 1983-1986 and 1986-1989 found him an in-house composer producing commercial jingles for local television and radio. He moved back to Los Angeles in 1989 and began visiting movie studios in the hopes of becoming involved in film scoring. One of them was Corman’s Concorde Pictures and THE HAUNTING OF MORELLA would be his first film score. His ongoing relationship with four professional orchestras in Arizona has supplied him with opportunities for commissions for pop orchestra arrangements and original compositions.
Tracklist:
1 01. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Main Title (02:36)
1 02. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - We Will Always Have Tartown (00:39)
1 03. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Lab / Gill and Dana (01:41)
1 04. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Orange / I've Got a Great Idea / You Wouldn't Believe It (01:31)
1 05. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Children in the Lab / Vortex (05:03)
1 06. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Forry and the Rocks / Vistas (01:12)
1 07. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Big Foot (01:46)
1 08. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Hit Me Over The Head (02:41)
1 09. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Skeleton Bridge (03:43)
1 10. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Mr. Big's Office / Mr. Big Laughs (01:58)
1 11. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Tree House (02:29)
1 12. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Fireflies / Very Soon (02:07)
1 13. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - I Know A Place (02:48)
1 14. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Not a Perfect World and Train (03:22)
1 15. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Extinction Island (03:32)
1 16. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Lava / The Report (01:51)
1 17. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Abduction (03:01)
1 18. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Big Showdown (02:44)
1 19. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Knockout (02:37)
1 20. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Rescue (02:08)
1 21. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Fight (03:43)
1 22. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Dungeon (02:08)
1 23. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Rocks and Meltdown (02:36)
1 24. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Forry Flies (03:23)
1 25. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Going Home (04:08)
1 26. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - 2nd Vortex (01:23)
1 27. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Back Home (02:50)
1 28. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Vortex (Alternate) (01:53)
1 29. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Dinosaur City (01:59)
ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was a made-for-television motion picture, telling the spiked tale of three teenage “horn-heads” named Timmy (Katz), Jamie (Poston), and Mick (Hoffman) whose favorite TV show is an animated retro-60’s callback called DINOSAURS. This fictitious cartoon series centers on the lives of anthropomorphic dinosaurs inhabiting Tar Town and Saur City. One morning while attempting to watch another episode of DINOSAURS on VHS, Timmy tires of his tiny television set and proffers a “volcanic idea.” He and his companions go into Timmy’s parent’s scientific laboratory adjacent to his house where the “Ultrasaurus of televisions” occupies a massive chunk of the lab floor. Timmy’s parents are both brilliant research scientists who have just achieved a major breakthrough the same morning after they’ve successfully transported an orange through a vortex in the space-time continuum via their television set while “safely” returning the damaged fruit back to its present existence. Timmy inserts the tape into the lab’s high-tech VHS player, hits the play button, and turns on the mammoth television set. The opening title sequence of DINOSAURS appears in all its glory as a laser positioned behind them pierces a hole in the space-time continuum transporting Timmy, Jaimie, and Mick through a vortex to the world of their favorite television show. Upon their arrival in Saur City, the trio encounter their favorite animated characters as live-action creatures: a flightless Dimorphodon named Forry (Sherwood), a Tyrannosaurus named Rex (Labyorteaux), and a Triceratops named Tops (Jolliffe). With the kids’ help, the unlikely alliance journeys to Tar Town igniting a revolution against the evil Mr. Big (Labyorteaux’s voice), and his army of troglodyte henchmen known as The Rockies. ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was released on VHS in the United States on October 23, 1991, and relished frequent airings on The Disney Channel throughout the early 1990s. Its modest success might be due in part to the popularity of Jim Henson’s hit television series DINOSAURS (1991-1994) which debuted on the American Broadcasting Company six months prior to the release of DINOSAUR CITY.
The music for ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY was composed and conducted by Fredric Ensign Teetsel, a jack-of-all-trades musician and movie geek who composed the score for THE HAUNTING OF MORELLA, served as an orchestrator for Mark Governor on MINDWARP and contracted the orchestra who performed Mark McKenzie’s score for WARLOCK: THE ARMAGEDDON. Even though Teetsel originally had visions of Russell Garcia’s THE TIME MACHINE or Nathan Van Cleave’s ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS forming the foundation for his musical approach to ADVENTURES IN DINOSAUR CITY, upon the conclusion of the initial spotting session, the producers handed Teetsel some of Danny Elfman’s soundtrack albums and told him this is what they wanted. Unfazed by their intended direction, Teetsel leaped into scoring DINOSAUR CITY with fervor. The film’s limited scoring budget allowed the composer to scribe a healthy chunk of cues for a modest-sized orchestra. The remainder would be tracked using synthesizers. Being a classically-trained pencil-and-paper composer, Teetsel would sketch all of his music on six to eight stave manuscript paper regardless of how the completed cue would be performed.
Fredric Teetsel was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, and has been involved with a number of orchestras there. A graduate of the Groves School of Music, Teetsel found work orchestrating and conducting; he was Composer in Residence for the Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra in Arizona from 1983-1986 and 1986-1989 found him an in-house composer producing commercial jingles for local television and radio. He moved back to Los Angeles in 1989 and began visiting movie studios in the hopes of becoming involved in film scoring. One of them was Corman’s Concorde Pictures and THE HAUNTING OF MORELLA would be his first film score. His ongoing relationship with four professional orchestras in Arizona has supplied him with opportunities for commissions for pop orchestra arrangements and original compositions.
Tracklist:
1 01. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Main Title (02:36)
1 02. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - We Will Always Have Tartown (00:39)
1 03. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Lab / Gill and Dana (01:41)
1 04. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Orange / I've Got a Great Idea / You Wouldn't Believe It (01:31)
1 05. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Children in the Lab / Vortex (05:03)
1 06. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Forry and the Rocks / Vistas (01:12)
1 07. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Big Foot (01:46)
1 08. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Hit Me Over The Head (02:41)
1 09. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Skeleton Bridge (03:43)
1 10. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Mr. Big's Office / Mr. Big Laughs (01:58)
1 11. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Tree House (02:29)
1 12. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Fireflies / Very Soon (02:07)
1 13. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - I Know A Place (02:48)
1 14. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Not a Perfect World and Train (03:22)
1 15. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Extinction Island (03:32)
1 16. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Lava / The Report (01:51)
1 17. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Abduction (03:01)
1 18. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Big Showdown (02:44)
1 19. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Knockout (02:37)
1 20. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Rescue (02:08)
1 21. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Fight (03:43)
1 22. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Dungeon (02:08)
1 23. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - The Rocks and Meltdown (02:36)
1 24. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Forry Flies (03:23)
1 25. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Going Home (04:08)
1 26. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - 2nd Vortex (01:23)
1 27. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Back Home (02:50)
1 28. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Vortex (Alternate) (01:53)
1 29. Fredric Ensign Teetsel - Dinosaur City (01:59)
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