Thank Goodness You’re Here: T’ Original Soundtrack
Lost In Cult Records and Coal Supper urge you to enjoy the quaint, charming, and sausage-hole slopping sounds of Thank Goodness You’re Here: T’ Original Soundtrack.
Take the Barnsworth audio walking tour through this BAFTA Award-winning title’s original score on glorious vinyl.
“The Closest Yellow To The Salesman’s Skin Tone” Opaque Yellow variant vinyl is LIMITED to as many as you want to buy, though 10,000 copies have been set aside for Price Shaggers.
FUN FACT: Traditional waltzes like the Brunswick Waltz helped popularise the "oom-pah-pah" rhythms found throughout the Thank Goodness You’re Here original soundtrack within Northern Cities like Liverpool. Funnily enough, Brunswick is actually A TOWN IN GERMANY. WHICH IS NOT IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND.
Lost In Cult went to the people of Barnsworth for comment on their town’s soundtrack being released on vinyl, but they kept asking us to mow the lawn and enter Rog’s Veg Hole.
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“The Closest Yellow To The Salesman’s Skin Tone” Opaque Yellow variant 1xLP vinyl
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Side A
Amble Along – 2:53
Herbert’s Theme – 3:45
Downhill From Here – 1:11
The March – 3:21
Nice To Have You Around – 2:28
On Our Way – 1:25
Rain Or Shine – 2:35Rain Or Shine Redux – 1:21
Rain Or Shine Whistle – 1:33 (Additional composition by Fraser Parry)
Around The Bend Fast – 0:55
Around The Bend Slow – 1:19
Seaside Stroll – 1:00
Sneaky Blinders – 1:23
So Far So Good – 1:15
Still Here – 1:33
Something Sparse – 1:37
Trip To Town – 1:06
You Wouldn't Kick a Bean – 0:42 (by Fraser Parry) -
“The Closest Yellow To the Salesman’s Skin Tone” Opaque Yellow 1xLP vinyl
Artwork by Thank Goodness You’re Here lead artist James Carbutt
Composed by co-director, co-creator, voice actor, guitarist, animator, voice actor again, and all around good lad… James Carbutt (with additional composition by Fraser Parry who I assume is also fine)
Mastered for vinyl by Fat as Funk Mastering
Catalogue Number: LOST IN CULT RECORDS / THANK GOODNESS YOU’RE HERE / 014
