‎Manhattan Research Inc. by Raymond Scott on iTunes

69 Songs, 2 Hours 1 Minute

	TITLE		TIME
	Manhattan Research, Inc. Copyright		0:11
	Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. #1		1:14
	Bendix: The Tomorrow People #1		1:06
	Lightworks		1:52
	The Bass-Line Generator		3:10
	Don't Beat Your Wife Every Night		1:44
	B.C. 1675		3:16
	Vim		0:59
	Auto-Lite: Sta-Ful (Instrumental Version)		0:47
	Sprite: Melonball Bounce (Instrumental Version)		1:01
	Sprite: Melonball Bounce (Vocal Version)		1:01
	Wheels That Go		0:53
	Limbo: The Organized Mind		4:33
	Portofino #1		2:13
	County Fair		1:01
	Lady Gaylord		1:02
	Good Air		0:38
	IBM MT/ST: The Paperwork Explosion		4:31
	Domino		0:33
	Super Cheer		0:34
	Cheer: Revision 3		0:39
	Twilight In Turkey (Electronic)		1:34
	Vicks: Medicated Cough Drops		1:36
	Vicks: Formula 44		0:46
	Auto-Lite: Spark Plugs		1:00
	Nescafe		1:06
	Awake		0:35
	Backwards Overload		6:06
	Bufferin: Memories		1:01
	Bandito The Bongo Artist		1:30
	Night and Day		1:45
	Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. ("395")		1:07
	K2r		0:19
	IBM Probe		1:56
	GMGM 1A		1:49
	The Rhythm Modulator		3:37
	Ohio Plus		0:17
	In the Hall of the Mountain Queen		0:49
	General Motors: Futurama		1:04
	Portofino #2		2:14
	The Wild Piece (a.k.a. String Piece)		4:07
	Take Me to Your Violin Teacher		1:40
	Ripples (Original Soundtrack)		0:59
	Cyclic Bit		1:04
	Ripples (Montage)		4:06
	The Wing Thing		1:00
	County Fair (Instrumental)		1:00
	Cindy Electronium		1:59
	Don't Beat Your Wife Every Night (Instrumental)		1:45
	Hostess Twinkies		0:32
	Hostess Twinkies (Instrumental)		0:32
	Ohio Bell: Thermo Fax		0:24
	The Pygmy Taxi Corporation		7:11
	Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. (Announce Copy, Take 1)		0:29
	Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. #2		0:44
	Lightworks (Slow)		1:40
	IBM MT/ST: The Paperwork Explosion Iinstrumental)		3:39
	Auto-Lite: Ford Family		1:03
	Auto-Lite: Ford Family (Instrumental)		0:54
	Auto-Lite: Wheels		1:50
	Bufferin: Memories		0:44
	Space Mystery (Montage)		5:11
	The Toy Trumpet (Electronic)		2:15
	Backward Beeps		1:05
	Auto-Lite: Sta-Ful		1:36
	Lightworks (Instrumental)		1:29
	When Will It End?		3:14
	Bendix 2: The Tomorrow People		1:03
	Electronic Audio Logos, Inc.		5:23

4.9 out of 5

15 Ratings

Gem

This is a gem; I'm the first to review. This is the first electronic album ever; it was recorded in the 50's! Imagine how revolutionary it was back then! All you crazy electronica people can thank old Raymond Scott for your Daft Punks and your Depeche Modes.

Revolutionary!!!!

For The 1950's and 1960's it is the most amazing album made. J. Dilla turned to his lightworks to make a huge hit. The WHOLE album is a must buy for anyone.

One word, wow

I cannot get over the fact that this was done in the 50's back before they had all the computers and technology that they have today, WOW! Good job!!!!