Doug Katsaros - The Tick (Original Soundtrack) (RSD) (BF RSD2025)
This is the first-ever LP release of the soundtrack for cult classic animated TV show THE TICK, which aired for 3 seasons on Fox from 1994-1996. Doug Katsaros wrote the opening theme and composed the scores for every episode. A typical episode plot would have Tick battling a villain until Arthur devises a solution that saves the day. The Tick then declares an absurd moral vaguely regarding the previous conflict before the story comes to a close. Although the series was originally aimed predominantly at young viewers, it's dry, absurd style and niche parody drew in an adult audience.
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Doug Katsaros - The Tick (Original Soundtrack) (RSD) (BF RSD2025)
Doug Katsaros - The Tick (Original Soundtrack) (RSD) (BF RSD2025)
This is the first-ever LP release of the soundtrack for cult classic animated TV show THE TICK, which aired for 3 seasons on Fox from 1994-1996. Doug Katsaros wrote the opening theme and composed the scores for every episode. A typical episode plot would have Tick battling a villain until Arthur devises a solution that saves the day. The Tick then declares an absurd moral vaguely regarding the previous conflict before the story comes to a close. Although the series was originally aimed predominantly at young viewers, it's dry, absurd style and niche parody drew in an adult audience.
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This is the first-ever LP release of the soundtrack for cult classic animated TV show THE TICK, which aired for 3 seasons on Fox from 1994-1996. Doug Katsaros wrote the opening theme and composed the scores for every episode. A typical episode plot would have Tick battling a villain until Arthur devises a solution that saves the day. The Tick then declares an absurd moral vaguely regarding the previous conflict before the story comes to a close. Although the series was originally aimed predominantly at young viewers, it's dry, absurd style and niche parody drew in an adult audience.
