SpongeBob Music Thread

spongebranch said:
what was that track that played when SpongeBob vacuumed Patrick's brain in Library Cards? It sounds a lot like High Hazard and how it played when Patrick was struggling in "Pineapple Fever".
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For the songs, I've always seemed to like Sponge Monger and House of Horror. Those are some of my personal favorites.
 
In the past month, three of these talented people were born:
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3 September 1919 (99 years since the birth) - Arthur Wilkinson, the contributor for the Southern Library Of Recorded Music, whose tracks "Hippo Bird", "Droopy", "Hide and Seek", etc. were acquired by Bruton.
19 September 1963 (aged 55) - Marcin Pospieszalski, the Polish orchestrator whose magestic cues are used practically everywhere, including our show. Happy birthday!
 
RomNick said:
In the past month, three of these talented people were born:
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3 September 1919 (99 years since the birth) - Arthur Wilkinson, the contributor for the Southern Library Of Recorded Music, whose tracks "Hippo Bird", "Droopy", "Hide and Seek", etc. were acquired by Bruton.
19 September 1963 (aged 55) - Marcin Pospieszalski, the Polish orchestrator whose magestic cues are used practically everywhere, including our show. Happy birthday!
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That's cool. Happy birthday!
 
BIG NEWS, EVERYONE!

Looks like some original music has been ID'd (not sure how) on Allen J.'s blog. Finally we know the titles for the following compositions, ones I thought we'd never see ID'd:
-Another Krusty Krab Day- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (plays in many episodes)
-Daily Chores Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (plays in "To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants" when Squidward shows SpongeBob the ropes, among other episodes)
-Greenhorn Rag- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield ("Drive-Thru" title card)
-Harps and Bells- Nick Carr (heavenly music that plays in many episodes)
-High and Lonesome Surf- Pat Irwin (surf music in "A SquarePants Family Vacation" and "Walking the Plankton")
-Hillbilly Home- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield (plays in "Trenchbillies", "A SquarePants Family Vacation", and "Big Sister Sam")
-In a Minor Mood Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (previously known as "Sailor's Sting 8")
-Jovial Pirate's Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr ("Summer Job" title card)
-Krusty Krab Tango- Steve Marston (unknown "Goo-Goo Gas" Krusty Krab track)
-Noodly Shenanigans- Nick Carr and Barry Anthony (personal favorite of mine, plays in many episodes)
-Secret Agent 00 SquarePants- Nick Carr (cue that sound like "Chill Out" by the Surfdusters that plays over the title card for "The Inside Job" )
-Soap Opera Sting 1- Hiram Titus (track that plays multiple times throughout "Gary in Love", also plays on Patrick is watching TV in "Mooncation")
-Star Trekkers 1, 2 and 3- Steve Marston (all three unknown tracks from "Mooncation", the third one also shows up in "Eek! An Urchin!", "Krusty Kleaners", "The Fishbowl" and maybe one other episode I'm forgetting)
-The Annoying Salesman- Nick Carr (plays in "Mall Girl Pearl", "Mimic Madness" and "Sweet and Sour Squid")
-Tiptoe Through the Seaweed- Nick Carr and Barry Anthony (personal favorite, pizzicato piece that plays when SpongeBob looks for Patrick in "Hide and Then What Happens?")

In addition, the track when SpongeBob dances in "Squidward's School for Grown-Ups" is an Optigan sample called "Dixieland Strut", and "Aloha Eo" is actually called "Aloha Lui Lui".
 
The Appetizer said:
BIG NEWS, EVERYONE!

Looks like some original music has been ID'd (not sure how) on Allen J.'s blog. Finally we know the titles for the following compositions, ones I thought we'd never see ID'd:
-Another Krusty Krab Day- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (plays in many episodes)
-Daily Chores Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (plays in "To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants" when Squidward shows SpongeBob the ropes, among other episodes)
-Greenhorn Rag- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield ("Drive-Thru" title card)
-Harps and Bells- Nick Carr (heavenly music that plays in many episodes)
-High and Lonesome Surf- Pat Irwin (surf music in "A SquarePants Family Vacation" and "Walking the Plankton")
-Hillbilly Home- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield (plays in "Trenchbillies", "A SquarePants Family Vacation", and "Big Sister Sam")
-In a Minor Mood Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr (previously known as "Sailor's Sting 8")
-Jovial Pirate's Jig- Mike Bolger and Nick Carr ("Summer Job" title card)
-Krusty Krab Tango- Steve Marston (unknown "Goo-Goo Gas" Krusty Krab track)
-Noodly Shenanigans- Nick Carr and Barry Anthony (personal favorite of mine, plays in many episodes)
-Secret Agent 00 SquarePants- Nick Carr (cue that sound like "Chill Out" by the Surfdusters that plays over the title card for "The Inside Job" )
-Soap Opera Sting 1- Hiram Titus (track that plays multiple times throughout "Gary in Love", also plays on Patrick is watching TV in "Mooncation")
-Star Trekkers 1, 2 and 3- Steve Marston (all three unknown tracks from "Mooncation", the third one also shows up in "Eek! An Urchin!", "Krusty Kleaners", "The Fishbowl" and maybe one other episode I'm forgetting)
-The Annoying Salesman- Nick Carr (plays in "Mall Girl Pearl", "Mimic Madness" and "Sweet and Sour Squid")
-Tiptoe Through the Seaweed- Nick Carr and Barry Anthony (personal favorite, pizzicato piece that plays when SpongeBob looks for Patrick in "Hide and Then What Happens?")

In addition, the track when SpongeBob dances in "Squidward's School for Grown-Ups" is an Optigan sample called "Dixieland Strut", and "Aloha Eo" is actually called "Aloha Lui Lui".
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Holy cow, seriously?! UGGGHH! I get excited everytime we learn the names of previously unknown tracks!

There's still plenty of unknown original tracks I wish we had ID'd, but this is very great news. I really hope they finally release SpongeBob music at some point!
 
I would love to see him use the same method to identify:
Cartoon Sting 1
the track that plays when Mr. Krabs says "How could you make money with such a stupid idea?" in "Patty Hype"
Unknown Track 20
Cartoon Sting 6
Cartoon Sting 4
Sailor's Sting 13
Unknown Track 27
etc.
 
Looks like I made some slight goofs up there in my previous post. "Daily Chores Jig" is actually called "The Krusty Krab Jig", and the true "Daily Chores Jig" is the cue previously known as "Sailor Sting 9". "In a Minor Mood Jig" is actually called "Another Krusty Krab Day", and the true "In a Minor Mood Jig" is actually the track used when Krabs advertises the Krusty Krab in "Tentacle Vision". In addition, a new track has been ID'd: another Bolger/Carr track called "Lopey Sailor's Jig", which was first used in "The Play's the Thing" when SpongeBob inflates the Squidward balloon.
 
More new music ID'd, this time mostly Guyton/Wakefield stuff:
-An Underwater Conversation- Barry Anthony (plays in many episodes)
-Blue Tide (sad track introduced in "Breath of Fresh Squidward")
-Enter the Phantom of the Haunted Houseboat- Nick Carr (organ music as captain is introduced in "Ghoul Fools")
-Ghoulish Fools- Nick Carr (personal favorite, eerie theremin sting introduced in "Ghoul Fools" when the captain ghost gives SpongeBob the doubloon)
-Harpsichord Classy Bits- Barry Anthony (used in many episodes)
-M'Wanna (personal favorite, introduced in "Krabs vs. Plankton")
-Ripped Tide ("Sentimental Sponge" title card)
-Who Said That- Nick Carr and Barry Anthony (short cartoon track first used in "SpongeBob's Last Stand" when the townspeople murmur, also used in many episodes)

Now, if we'd get several Bolger/Carr, Guyton/Wakefield, and Anthony cartoony tracks which haven't been ID'd yet identified, along with the "Squidward's School for Grown-Ups" title music, the mysterious vibe music introduced in "Squidward in Clarinetland", that happy sailor music introduced in "Patty Gadget", several of (likely) Nick Carr's short increasing dramatic stings, the hospital organ music used in various episodes, among others, my life would be complete.
 
Two more ID'd:
Romantic Concerto Redux- Hiram Titus (romantic music in "Gary in Love")
Soapy Organ- Hiram Titus (plays in many episodes)
 
Some music that was ID’d on Allen J’s blog are interestingly titled, I want to see if these are to be identified in which episodes they play in/used:

“What The Huh Vibe Sting”
“Flextone Sting”
“That’s It”
“Slipping and Sliding Stooges”
“Banners Victorious”

Excuse me if the names of these tracks are incorrect, these are just what I found from a spreadsheet that Allen organized.
 
sthom said:
Some music that was ID’d on Allen J’s blog are interestingly titled, I want to see if these are to be identified in which episodes they play in/used:

“What The Huh Vibe Sting”
“Flextone Sting”
“That’s It”
“Slipping and Sliding Stooges”
“Banners Victorious”

Excuse me if the names of these tracks are incorrect, these are just what I found from a spreadsheet that Allen organized.
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"Banners Victorious" is an APM track composed by Ronald Hanmer which has been used in a handful of episodes, including "Toy Store of Doom" and "Patrick's Staycation".

No idea what "Flextone Sting" and "That's It" might be, but "What the Huh Vibe Sting" sounds like that alt. version of "Vibe Sting" that was introduced sometime in either Season 6 or 7. "Slipping and Sliding Stooges" is an alt. title for "Slide Whistle Song".

There's actually some tracks on that sheet I myself am wondering about:
Big Tadah- Nick Carr
Happy Krusty Krew 2- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Happy Sack Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Heroic Finale (misspelled as "Finali")- Nick Carr
In the Tomb- Nick Carr
Lost in Limbo 4- Nick Carr
Magic Hands- Nick Carr
Orchestral Fanfares- Nick Carr
Sad Sack Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Sugar Coated- Nick Carr
Tension Transition 1- Nick Carr
Underwater Breathing- Nick Carr
Whistling Patties- Nick Carr
 
The Appetizer said:
"Banners Victorious" is an APM track composed by Ronald Hanmer which has been used in a handful of episodes, including "Toy Store of Doom" and "Patrick's Staycation".

No idea what "Flextone Sting" and "That's It" might be, but "What the Huh Vibe Sting" sounds like that alt. version of "Vibe Sting" that was introduced sometime in either Season 6 or 7. "Slipping and Sliding Stooges" is an alt. title for "Slide Whistle Song".

There's actually some tracks on that sheet I myself am wondering about:
Big Tadah- Nick Carr
Happy Krusty Krew 2- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Happy Sack Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Heroic Finale (misspelled as "Finali")- Nick Carr
In the Tomb- Nick Carr
Lost in Limbo 4- Nick Carr
Magic Hands- Nick Carr
Orchestral Fanfares- Nick Carr
Sad Sack Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Sugar Coated- Nick Carr
Tension Transition 1- Nick Carr
Underwater Breathing- Nick Carr
Whistling Patties- Nick Carr
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Ah, thanks for telling me! Yes, these tracks sound interesting as well.
 
Just noticed a track in that spreadsheet called "Sneaky Buns". Undeniably the "Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" opening track.

Also, was recently poking around one of the music databases and found a whole buncha interesting original track names:

Action Hero Theme- Nick Carr
Ala Mode- Steve Marston
Another Goofy Cue- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Another Kabuki Moment- Nick Carr
Baby Sponge- Nick Carr
Barbarian Fanfare- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Bathroom Nirvana- Nick Carr (best. music composition name. ever.)
Beach Bunny from Miyazaki- Nick Carr (great title, is it not?)
Bikini Bottom Hillbillies- Nick Carr
Blazing Baloney Western- Nick Carr (spaghetti western track introduced in "A Pal for Gary"?)
Boring Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Brass Jab- Nick Carr
Bula Bula Bob- Nick Carr
Calliope Cavalcade- Nick Carr
Casual Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Cement Music- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Chaulky (sic) Horror Organ- Nick Carr
Chopped Suey Kung Fu- Nick Carr
Clown Around Town- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Cocktail Time Quartet- Pat Irwin
Computer Age- Nick Carr
Cosmos Adventure- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Crazy Diver- Hiram Titus
Credit Card Heaven- Nick Carr
Criminal Royalty- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Dangerous Milkshake Zone- Steve Marston, Nick Carr (another amazing title)
Dear Diary- Nick Carr
Descent into Madness- Nick Carr
Devil's Merry-Go-Round- Nick Carr (what an intriguing title!!)
Diaper Sting- Nick Carr
Evil Plans- Nick Carr
Frog Strut- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr (cartoon track introduced in "Goo-Goo Gas"?)
Fry Cook Ballad- Steve Marston
Galley Cook's Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Gametime- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Gong of Doom- Nick Carr
Good vs. Evil- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Goofy Tip Toe- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Graveyard at Midnight- Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman
Happy Ending- Nick Carr
Happy Hawaiian End- Fabian Fernandez, Nick Carr
Happy Sailor- Nick Carr (this, I suspect, is more than likely the unknown Patty Gadget sailor track.)
Happy Sails- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Harp Happiness- Nick Carr
Hawaiian Misadventures- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Heaven's Angels- Nick Carr
Hillbilly Hoot- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield
Humorous Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
In a Karate Mood- Nick Carr
In the Future- Nick Carr (spacey music in "Buried in Time"?)
It Came From- Nick Carr
Jaques in the Boit- Nick Carr
Jolly Little Roger- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Juju Magic- Nick Carr
Kabuki Moment- Nick Carr
Kabuki Robot- Nick Carr
Karate Groove- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Krusty Krab Dilemma 2- Nick Carr
Krusty Krab Jig- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Kurosawa FX- Nick Carr
Latin Lounging- Nick Carr
Light and Stupid Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Lionel Fishy Sad Song- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Meditation Link- Nick Carr
Melodramatic Moments- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr (this likely refers to those Bolger/Carr angry stings used in many episodes)
Metal Madness- Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman
Motivating March- Nick Carr
Mounting Metal Mayhem- Nick Carr
Museum Incident- Nick Carr
Music in the Brain- Nick Carr
New Dance Craze- Nick Carr
On Time Sting- Nick Carr
Other World 2- Nick Carr
Overture at Sea- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Pell Mell- Nick Carr
Pirate's Opus- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Plankton's Party Bus- Nick Carr (positive that this is the techno music in "Company Picnic")
Porous Pursuit- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield (more than likely the chase music introduced in "Bubble Buddy Returns")
Promised Land- Nick Carr
Proud to be a Hillbilly- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield
Psycadelic (sic) Man- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Psycho Surgery- Nick Carr
Raucous Buchaneer's (sic) Jig- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Razmataz- Nick Carr
Re Birth of the Krabby Patty- Nick Carr
Ready Set Game Over- Nick Carr
Really Gross Sting- Nick Carr
Revelation- Nick Carr
Robots Attack- Steve Marston
Sad Sailor Waltz- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Sad Solo Violins- Ezra Kliger, Nick Carr (never heard of this Ezra guy until now)
Searise in Clamhattan- Jason Dobrowner (a composer we haven't heard of before!)
Short Fanfare- Nick Carr (horn music at the beginning of "For Here or to Go"?)
Short Heavenly Harp- Nick Carr
Silly Bob Conversation 2- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Silly Shenanigans- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Simple Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Sneaking Sleuth- Pat Irwin
SpongeBob Comic Tag- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Squid Gets Beaned- Nick Carr (yep, this is an actual track name)
Star Gazing- Nick Carr
Stately Brass and Strings- Steve Marston
Stress Test- Nick Carr
String Quartet for Harpsichord- Nick Carr
Stupid Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Surf n Groove- Pat Irwin
Surf Swami- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Entrance and Exit- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Meditation- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Paradise- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Suspended Suspense- Nick Carr
Tension Times Two- Nick Carr
That Was Eely Dan- Nick Carr
To the Rescue- Nick Carr
Tragic Violin- Ezra Kliger, Nick Carr
Triumphant Transition- Steve Marston
Unholy Mackerel- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Vibe Tension- Nick Carr
Wah Wah Watson Lives- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Winky Dink- Nick Carr
With Karate Comes Responsibility- Nick Carr
Witty Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Witty Walking Talk- Steve Marston, Nick Carr

EDIT: Added more track names I've found.
EDIT 2: Added even more.

Feel free to post your theories about these tracks below!
 
The Appetizer said:
Just noticed a track in that spreadsheet called "Sneaky Buns". Undeniably the "Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" opening track.

Also, was recently poking around one of the music databases and found a whole buncha interesting original track names:

Action Hero Theme- Nick Carr
Ala Mode- Steve Marston
Another Goofy Cue- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Another Kabuki Moment- Nick Carr
Baby Sponge- Nick Carr
Barbarian Fanfare- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Bathroom Nirvana- Nick Carr (best. music composition name. ever.)
Beach Bunny from Miyazaki- Nick Carr (great title, is it not?)
Bikini Bottom Hillbillies- Nick Carr
Blazing Baloney Western- Nick Carr (spaghetti western track introduced in "A Pal for Gary"?)
Boring Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Brass Jab- Nick Carr
Bula Bula Bob- Nick Carr
Calliope Cavalcade- Nick Carr
Casual Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Cement Music- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Chaulky (sic) Horror Organ- Nick Carr
Chopped Suey Kung Fu- Nick Carr
Clown Around Town- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Cocktail Time Quartet- Pat Irwin
Computer Age- Nick Carr
Cosmos Adventure- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Crazy Diver- Hiram Titus
Credit Card Heaven- Nick Carr
Criminal Royalty- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Dangerous Milkshake Zone- Steve Marston, Nick Carr (another amazing title)
Dear Diary- Nick Carr
Descent into Madness- Nick Carr
Devil's Merry-Go-Round- Nick Carr (what an intriguing title!!)
Diaper Sting- Nick Carr
Evil Plans- Nick Carr
Frog Strut- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr (cartoon track introduced in "Goo-Goo Gas"?)
Fry Cook Ballad- Steve Marston
Galley Cook's Shanty- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Gametime- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Gong of Doom- Nick Carr
Good vs. Evil- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Goofy Tip Toe- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Graveyard at Midnight- Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman
Happy Ending- Nick Carr
Happy Hawaiian End- Fabian Fernandez, Nick Carr
Happy Sailor- Nick Carr (this, I suspect, is more than likely the unknown Patty Gadget sailor track.)
Happy Sails- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Harp Happiness- Nick Carr
Hawaiian Misadventures- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Heaven's Angels- Nick Carr
Hillbilly Hoot- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield
Humorous Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
In a Karate Mood- Nick Carr
In the Future- Nick Carr (spacey music in "Buried in Time"?)
It Came From- Nick Carr
Jaques in the Boit- Nick Carr
Jolly Little Roger- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Juju Magic- Nick Carr
Kabuki Moment- Nick Carr
Kabuki Robot- Nick Carr
Karate Groove- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Krusty Krab Dilemma 2- Nick Carr
Krusty Krab Jig- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Kurosawa FX- Nick Carr
Latin Lounging- Nick Carr
Light and Stupid Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Lionel Fishy Sad Song- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Meditation Link- Nick Carr
Melodramatic Moments- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr (this likely refers to those Bolger/Carr angry stings used in many episodes)
Metal Madness- Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman
Motivating March- Nick Carr
Mounting Metal Mayhem- Nick Carr
Museum Incident- Nick Carr
Music in the Brain- Nick Carr
New Dance Craze- Nick Carr
On Time Sting- Nick Carr
Other World 2- Nick Carr
Overture at Sea- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Pell Mell- Nick Carr
Pirate's Opus- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Plankton's Party Bus- Nick Carr (positive that this is the techno music in "Company Picnic")
Porous Pursuit- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield (more than likely the chase music introduced in "Bubble Buddy Returns")
Promised Land- Nick Carr
Proud to be a Hillbilly- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield
Psycadelic (sic) Man- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Psycho Surgery- Nick Carr
Raucous Buchaneer's (sic) Jig- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Razmataz- Nick Carr
Re Birth of the Krabby Patty- Nick Carr
Ready Set Game Over- Nick Carr
Really Gross Sting- Nick Carr
Revelation- Nick Carr
Robots Attack- Steve Marston
Sad Sailor Waltz- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Sad Solo Violins- Ezra Kliger, Nick Carr (never heard of this Ezra guy until now)
Searise in Clamhattan- Jason Dobrowner (a composer we haven't heard of before!)
Short Fanfare- Nick Carr (horn music at the beginning of "For Here or to Go"?)
Short Heavenly Harp- Nick Carr
Silly Bob Conversation 2- Michael Bolger, Nick Carr
Silly Shenanigans- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Simple Conversation- Barry Anthony, Nick Carr
Sneaking Sleuth- Pat Irwin
SpongeBob Comic Tag- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Squid Gets Beaned- Nick Carr (yep, this is an actual track name)
Star Gazing- Nick Carr
Stately Brass and Strings- Steve Marston
Stress Test- Nick Carr
String Quartet for Harpsichord- Nick Carr
Stupid Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Surf n Groove- Pat Irwin
Surf Swami- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Entrance and Exit- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Meditation- Nick Carr
Surf Swami Paradise- Nick Carr, Barry Anthony
Suspended Suspense- Nick Carr
Tension Times Two- Nick Carr
That Was Eely Dan- Nick Carr
To the Rescue- Nick Carr
Tragic Violin- Ezra Kliger, Nick Carr
Triumphant Transition- Steve Marston
Unholy Mackerel- Nick Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield
Vibe Tension- Nick Carr
Wah Wah Watson Lives- Nick Carr (alt. title for a Steve Sechi track?)
Winky Dink- Nick Carr
With Karate Comes Responsibility- Nick Carr
Witty Conversation- Steve Marston, Nick Carr
Witty Walking Talk- Steve Marston, Nick Carr

EDIT: Added more track names I've found.
EDIT 2: Added even more.

Feel free to post your theories about these tracks below!
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With Karate Comes Responsibility - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 46 (the track that plays when SpongeBob says "With power, comes responsibility" in Karate Star, among other episodes)
Lionel Fishy Sad Song - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: self explanatory radio music from A Day Without Tears
Surf Swami, Surf Swami Entrance and Exit, Surf Swami Meditation - Nick Carr, Surf Swami Paradise - Nick Carr, Barry Anthony: sounds like they're from SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One TBH
Jolly Little Roger - Michael Bolger, Nick Carr: Sailor's Sting 12?
Humorous Conversation - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 1?
Sneaking Sleuth - Pat Irwin: One of the unknown tracks from Sweet and Sour Squid?
Latin Lounging - Nick Carr: The track that plays when Squidward is relaxing in Squidits
Really Gross Sting - Nick Carr: The track that plays when the rock with glue and googly eyes is first shown in The Googly Artiste?
Happy Hawaiian End - Fabian Fernandez, Nick Carr: The music at the end of SpongeBob LongPants and at the end of The String? (now known as Unknown Track 93)
Dangerous Milkshake Zone - Steve Marston, Nick Carr: The 80's music in License to Milkshake?
Vibe Tension - Nick Carr: The tension track that has played in many episodes and last played in SpongeBob You're Fired I guess? (a.k.a. Unknown Track 20)
Metal Madness - Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman: Unknown Track 53?
Criminal Royalty - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Unknown Track 29 (it plays when Plankton is making chum with his inmate friends in Jailbreak! and first plays in The Inmates of Summer)
Silly Shenanigans - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 5?
Light and Stupid Conversation - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 4?
It Came From - Nick Carr: That 1 ? track from It Came from Goo Lagoon is my best guess.
Sad Sailor's Waltz
Harp Happiness - Nick Carr: "Ahh, love" in Single Cell Anniversary (a.k.a. Unknown Track 54)
To The Rescue - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 56?
Calliope Cavalcade - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 17? (the title card music for Glove World R.I.P.)
where did you find these names?
 
spongebranch said:
With Karate Comes Responsibility - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 46 (the track that plays when SpongeBob says "With power, comes responsibility" in Karate Star, among other episodes)
Lionel Fishy Sad Song - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: self explanatory radio music from A Day Without Tears
Surf Swami, Surf Swami Entrance and Exit, Surf Swami Meditation - Nick Carr, Surf Swami Paradise - Nick Carr, Barry Anthony: sounds like they're from SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One TBH
Jolly Little Roger - Michael Bolger, Nick Carr: Sailor's Sting 12?
Humorous Conversation - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 1?
Sneaking Sleuth - Pat Irwin: One of the unknown tracks from Sweet and Sour Squid?
Latin Lounging - Nick Carr: The track that plays when Squidward is relaxing in Squidits
Really Gross Sting - Nick Carr: The track that plays when the rock with glue and googly eyes is first shown in The Googly Artiste?
Happy Hawaiian End - Fabian Fernandez, Nick Carr: The music at the end of SpongeBob LongPants and at the end of The String? (now known as Unknown Track 93)
Dangerous Milkshake Zone - Steve Marston, Nick Carr: The 80's music in License to Milkshake?
Vibe Tension - Nick Carr: The tension track that has played in many episodes and last played in SpongeBob You're Fired I guess? (a.k.a. Unknown Track 20)
Metal Madness - Nick Carr, Ron Wasserman: Unknown Track 53?
Criminal Royalty - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Unknown Track 29 (it plays when Plankton is making chum with his inmate friends in Jailbreak! and first plays in The Inmates of Summer)
Silly Shenanigans - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 5?
Light and Stupid Conversation - Barry Anthony, Nick Carr: Cartoon Sting 4?
It Came From - Nick Carr: That 1 ? track from It Came from Goo Lagoon is my best guess.
Sad Sailor's Waltz
Harp Happiness - Nick Carr: "Ahh, love" in Single Cell Anniversary (a.k.a. Unknown Track 54)
To The Rescue - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 56?
Calliope Cavalcade - Nick Carr: Unknown Track 17? (the title card music for Glove World R.I.P.)
where did you find these names?
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Good theories.

Personally, I suspect "Really Gross Sting" might be that sting when Krabs sticks his tongue out in "Krusty Towers".
I, too, think "Calliope Cavalcade" is the unknown "Glove World RIP" track.
Same with those "Surf Swami" tracks, pretty sure they're from "Big One".

I found all these track names on the MACP database.
 
I wonder if there's a suspecting name for the vibe sting-like track that plays when Mr. Krabs goes "How can you make money with such a stupid idea?" in Patty Hype, among other episodes.
 
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