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Fraggle Rock Theme (TV) by Jim Henson & Philip Balsam (1983) [HD] [384 kbps AAC]

#fragglerock #soundtrack #music This is the full version. On the Dance Your Cares Away: Evolution of Fraggle Rock Theme Song bonus feature from the Fraggle Rock: Complete Series Collection, songwriter Philip Balsam explains how the song was conceived. It is revealed that at least 17 different themes were written or recorded, and Jim Henson chose the eleventh version to use as a model for the final theme song. One theme song featured mostly scatting instead of lyrics, and this inspired the closing theme. The bonus feature includes an excerpt of an early version of the opening which was taped but not used. In this version, the main five Fraggle characters bang the pipes near the Fraggle Pond (a la the Pipebangers), causing Doc to observe his water pipes. Gobo peeks out of the Fraggle Hole, is noticed by Sprocket, then rushes back to the Rock, singing about how great Fraggle Rock is. In one lyric, Boober notes that "Fraggle Rock is the spot where the job that you got is 'whoopie'!" This was then followed by two verses: one by the Fraggles and the other by the Gorgs. In a 1998 interview, Terry Angus stated that the original opening "didn't explain the show very well... At that time everything was zipping by so fast they didn't show how everything was connected." The opening theme was re-shot to better express the theme of interconnectedness between the different species and worlds, adding a verse by the Doozers, who didn't appear in the original version. In addition to this, the Gorgs don't have a singing verse. Best possible sound quality. Fraggle Rock Theme (TV) by Jim Henson & Philip Balsam (1983) [HD] [384 kbps AAC]