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The Music Shep's Favorite Music

Gesang Der Junglinge / Song Of The Youths

Stockhausen: Electronic Music

1956

Album Title:	Stockhausen: Electronic Music
Group:	Karlheinz Stockhausen
Publisher:	Deutsche Grammophon
Date Released:	1956
Album / Record#:	DG 138811
ASIN#:

Samples

Shep - 3-22-1977

Original

Shows he used this music on:
	October 1971	Stamp Collecting, Interesting Places, Hobbies
	March 30, 1968	Old Man and 6 Foot Kite
	April 1972	Great Plays
	January 1977	The Great White Snowy Owl and Other Encounters With Wildlife
	August 13, 1965	Friday the 13th - Swamp Fear
	June 27, 1970	Village Party Pick-ups
	September 13, 1971	Shep's Play, Toy Bedbug, Camps
	September 30, 1971	Phantoms and Snakes; Graffiti, Flying "A" Train, Phantom Radio Station, Count of Monte Crito, Donald Lake
	December 1971	Christmas Gifts for the Affluent; Worst Weather in the World
	1971	Freezer Story, Rival, Ice Age, Wildlife
	December 15, 1964	Government Coverups, UFOs, Inner Earth
	1971	Hobbies and Collecting
	June 1961	Electric Roses, Lake Michigan Weather, Steel Mill Tornado
	February 19, 1962	Mankind And His Stuff And The Divinely Absurd
	February 22, 1962	Self Delusion and Dogma, Kate and George
	January 18, 1963	Medicine Cabinate Discovery
	April 10, 1963	After the Circus
	May 22, 1963	Moving Ahead
	October 3, 1963	Moon Night
	November 18, 1963	You Can Never Tell
	February 26, 1964	Bobby The Operator
	July 6, 1964	Monsters in Michigan
	August 23, 1964	Do Worms Talk? - Wormology
	February 9, 1966	Call it Style; Hard Luck Letter
	April 29, 1966	Poetry - Guess the Celebrity Author
	April 14, 1970	Strange Tales of New York
	May 30, 1970	Cartoons and Humor - Medicine - Memorial Day
	June 19, 1970	Crashing Summer Picnics
	July 13, 1970	Glass Mausoleum, Survival of Roaches and Crabs
	March 1972	Norbert's Bones & Dillinger's Severed Finger, Creepy Stories
	April 3, 1972	Memory
	April 14, 1972	Kentucky Cock Fight
	March 13, 1975	Godzonka! Part Two

Made in the USA

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975