He got permission to post it on YouTube, which he has done.
Enjoy, and THANKS Snowdog!
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I loved that “Where the Hell Are You?” song at the RiffTrax Live. Turns out it was commissioned, as part of the Kickstarter, by one of the regular commenters here, “Snowdog.”
Studio version of the live show. Apparently, the Kickstarter campaign didn’t include distribution rights, since this is the commentary track only. See a sample or download it here. Alert regular Sitting Duck points out:
SD wanted to do a discussion each week as we do the rest of the season, but that would get dull. Starting with next week’s episode, I am going incorporate the question into each episode guide from this point forward. But we’ve already done two eps in season one, so let’s focus on them. The original thread is here, by the way. My picks: What are your picks? Also, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep sending thread ideas! An open thread for your thoughts on tonight’s show.
As always, we ask folks in the western half of the country to avert their eyes until after their time-delayed show, and for folks in the eastern half to go easy on the spoilers, or at least wait till after 11 p.m. eastern, when the westcoasters will be safely in the theater. And if you’re planning to see the repeat showing next week, well, just skip this thread altogether until then, I guess. Kevin and Mike called in to Shawn Quinn at 105.9 The Mountain. Unlike a lot of morning deejays they talk to, this one seems to have done his homework, a little. Adam Dileo at IGN.com interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill. Brittany S Frederick of Starpulse.com interviews Mike. An unnamed staffer at or for PasteMagazine.com interviews Mike. An unnamed person at EOnline.com interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill. UPDATE:Jon Serba at MLive.com interviews Mike. |
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