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Putt​-​Putt® Saves the Zoo (Remastered Soundtrack: Definitive Edition)

by The Fat Man and Team Fat

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chuckschwa
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chuckschwa This soundtrack is worth the purchase for the rhyming monkeys alone!

Honorable mentions:
The Three Gates
Oh, Masai #2
Lion #1
Darkest Africa
Penguin Jam 1 (unused)
Welcome to the Zoo
Mamba-Ooh (unused)
Favorite track: Spumoni.
jammingdevice
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jammingdevice Working on this album was, no-joke, life-changing. From our childhood ears to Vibedeck to Kickstarter to a million Skype meetings about licensing, this album has had a very long road to becoming a reality. But after so many miles in the rearview mirror, here it is. It's massive, it's fun, and it's rare. I hope it brings you a smile. Favorite track: Mamba-Ooh (Unused).
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griscuit A tremendously iconic soundtrack, and for good reason. This release was a long time in the making, and was very clearly a labor of love from everyone involved.

A particular highlight of this album is hearing the various incarnations of the much-beloved "Welcome to the Zoo" song. The first version has some really funny flubs and improvisations, and the never-before-heard final version adds a whole extra layer of polish and flair. Favorite track: Welcome to the Zoo (Final).
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colingschulte The soundtrack to my childhood Favorite track: Welcome to the Zoo.
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(In background: Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo...) Fill your tank Get in step Check your tires and go get Pep Putt-Putt, you've got to save the zoo! (Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo...)
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We are the Topiary Creatures We're very pleased to meetchas Señors and señoritas too The animals we feature you know would never eatcha We sing so very sweet to you CHORUS: Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) With the kangaroos ('roos, 'roos) And the tigers too (too, too) Welcome to the zoo (zoo zoo)! So show some self-reliance Come in and see our clients But do not feed the giant yaks! You'll learn about the lions in advertising tie-ins! And maybe learn some science facts (CHORUS repeats twice in background) RAP: So wipe off your windshield so you can see the elephant, the monkey, and the chimpanzee Canaries, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, cicadas, gorillas and gators, The emu and the llama very similar to the dromedary Turtles and the tortoises, the dolphins and the porpoises, Mice, lice, geese, moose-- Welcome to the zoo! [muttering] ...creatures, We're very pleased to meetchas, I haven't written this verse yet But, uh, I will write it and it will sound much better than when we had "wet wet wet" (CHORUS repeats)
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We are the Topiary Creatures! We're very pleased to meetchas! Señors and señoritas too The animals we feature you know would never eatcha We sing so very sweet to you CHORUS: Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) With the kangaroos ('roos, 'roos) And the tigers too (too, too) Welcome to the zoo (zoo zoo)! So show some self-reliance Come in and see our clients But do not feed the giant yaks! You'll learn about the lions and advertising tie-ins! And maybe learn some science facts (CHORUS repeats twice in background) RAP: So wipe off your windshield so you can see the elephant, the monkey, and the chimpanzee Canaries, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, cicadas, gorillas and gators, The emu and the llama very similar to the dromedary Turtles and the tortoises, the dolphins and the porpoises, Mice, lice, geese, moose-- Welcome to the zoo! [muttering] ...creatures, We're very pleased to meetchas, I haven't written this verse yet But, uh, I will write it and it will sound much better than when we had "wet wet wet" (CHORUS repeats twice in background; RAP once in foreground) We are the Topiary Creatures We're "early multimedia" So our lips don't have to move exact But our director Sammy says we could win a Grammy! If we let you interact (CHORUS repeats)
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(In background: Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo...) The animal moms and dads have flipped their lids At least the goats have kept their kids So fill your tank Get in step Check your tires and go get Pep Putt-Putt, you've got to save the zoo! (Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo...)
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Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo, Putt-Putt Save the Zoo — Zoo, Zoo, Zoo...
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We are the Topiary Creatures! We're very pleased to meetchas! Señors and señoritas too The animals we feature you know would never eatcha We sing so very sweet to you CHORUS: Welcome to the Zoo (zoo, zoo) With the kangaroos ('roos, 'roos) And the tigers too (too, too) Welcome to the Zoo (zoo zoo)! So show some self-reliance Come in and see our clients But do not feed the giant yaks! You'll learn about the lions in advertising tie-ins! And maybe learn some science facts (CHORUS repeats twice in background) RAP: So wipe off your windshield so you can see the elephant, the monkey, and the chimpanzee Canaries, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, cicadas, gorillas and gators, The emu and the llama very similar to the dromedary Turtles and the tortoises, the dolphins and the porpoises, Mice, lice, geese, moose-- Welcome to the Zoo! We are the Topiary Creatures We're very "multimedia" We haven't yet written these words so they're exact But our director Sammy says we could win a Grammy! If we let you interact (CHORUS repeats)
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We are the Topiary Creatures! We're very pleased to meetchas! Señors and señoritas too The animals we feature you know would never eatcha We sing so very sweet to you CHORUS: Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) With the kangaroos ('roos, 'roos) And the tigers too (too, too) Welcome to the zoo (zoo zoo)! So show some self-reliance Come in and see our clients But do not feed the giant yaks! You'll learn about the lions in advertising tie-ins! And maybe learn some science facts (CHORUS) (CHORUS repeats twice in background) RAP: So wipe off your windshield so you can see the elephant, the monkey, and the chimpanzee The canaries, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, cicadas, gorillas and gators, The bearies, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, the gator--the hoodoo, the... not written yet! -elcome to the zoo! [muttering] ...creatures, We're very pleased to meetchas, I haven't written this verse yet But, uh, I will write it and it will sound much better than when we had "wet wet wet" (CHORUS repeats) Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) It's a small world everyone... ('roos, 'roos) It's a small world after all, (too, too) welcome to the zoo...zoo. (zoo zoo zoo)
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We are the Topiary Creatures! We're very pleased to meetchas! Señors and señoritas too The animals we feature you know would never eatcha We sing so very sweet to you CHORUS: Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) With the kangaroos ('roos, 'roos) And the tigers too (too, too) Welcome to the zoo (zoo zoo)! So show some self-reliance Come in and see our clients But do not feed the giant yaks! You'll learn about the lions in advertising tie-ins! And maybe learn some science facts (CHORUS) (CHORUS repeats twice in background) RAP: So wipe off your windshield so you can see the elephant, the monkey, and the chimpanzee The canaries, peccaries, the bears are all hairy, The cheetahs, cicadas, gorillas and gators, The emu and the llama, very similar to the dromedary Turtles and the tortoises, the dolphins and the porpoises Mice lice geese moose, Welcome to the zoo! We are the topiary creatures We're planted here to meetchas While you're driving down the street du jour You'll never need a Ouija 'Cause we are here to lead ya On this virtual multimedia tour (CHORUS repeats) Welcome to the zoo (zoo, zoo) It's a small world everyone... ('roos, 'roos) It's a small world after all, (too, too) welcome to the zoo...zoo. (zoo zoo zoo)
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GEORGE: "Here's 'let's rhyme,' take one." ALL: "Let's rhyme!" GEORGE: "Take two." ALL: "Let's rhyme!" GEORGE: "Take three faster." ALL: "Let's rhyme!" GEORGE: "Take four, slower." ALL: "Let's rhyme!" GEORGE: "Okay, and here's, 'yeah' take one." ALL: "Yeah!" GEORGE: "Take two." ALL: "Yeah!" GEORGE: "Uh, wilder! Take three." ALL: "Yeah!" GEORGE: "Take four, 'cool.'" ALL: "Yeah!" GEORGE: "Take four, 'affirming.'" ALL: "Yeah!" JOHN: "...Yes!" GEORGE: "Okay, let's do one like that. Uh take...six." GEORGE and KEVIN: "Yeah!" JOHN: "Yes!"
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GEORGE: "Phone, take one. ...Nah, let him start. Phone, take one." JOHN: "Okay, how 'bout, 'phone?'" GEORGE: "I got one!" RHYME, GEORGE: "I call my dog on the phone, lookin' for a low-interest loan, but all I got was a bone. Phone!"
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GEORGE: "Car." KEVIN: "Here it comes..." KEVIN: "Hey I know! How about, 'car?'" GEORGE: "I got one!" RHYME, GEORGE: "I hopped in my car I didn't get far I ran over a jar. Car!" KEVIN: "Yeah, jar!" JOHN laughs. GEORGE: "House?"
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JOHN: "Okay, how about 'house?'" GEORGE: "Ooh, ooh, ooh, listen to this!" RHYME, GEORGE: "I had to move out of the house 'cause that pesky mouse was wearing my wife's blouse. House!"
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GEORGE: "Uhhhh...star." JOHN: "Okay, wise guy, how 'bout 'star?'" GEORGE: "I got 'star.'" RHYME, GEORGE: "Let's go to that star it doesn't look far we can take my dad's car. Star!" JOHN: "Oh, yeah."
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GEORGE: "Ehhh...'honey.'" KEVIN: "What about 'honey?'" GEORGE: "...I know!" RHYME, GEORGE: "I had a sandwich made with honey, tasted kinda funny, so I gave it to my bunny. Crazy honey!" JOHN laughs.
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GEORGE: "Store." JOHN: "How 'bout, 'store?'" GEORGE: "I got 'store!'" RHYME, GEORGE: "I went to the store I fell through the door And landed on the floor. Store!"
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GEORGE: "Louder thinking." JOHN: "Ants!" GEORGE: "...Hands?" JOHN: "Ants!" KEVIN: "Ants." GEORGE: "Ants." JOHN: "'Across the water.'" KEVIN: "(laughs) I gotcha." KEVIN: "How 'bout, 'ants?'" JOHN: "Ants...hmm. Oh, got it." RHYME, JOHN: "I ran across some ants, they got in my pants so I did a little dance! Ants!"
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GEORGE: "Shredderlizer...what's--" JOHN: "Stew!" GEORGE: "What about...'stew?'" JOHN: "Ah, I like stew." GEORGE: "Stew for you!" JOHN: "I got it!" RHYME, JOHN: "I ate some stew made out of a shoe, and boy did it make me oop-ee-doobly-do blue. (laughs) Stew!"
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KEVIN: "Hey how 'bout...'fan?'" JOHN: "Ah, 'fan'...ah! I got it!" (clears throat) RHYME, JOHN: "I'm a big, big fan of soup in a can I heat it up in the pa-a-a-an... (laughs) Fan!"
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GEORGE: "I think the 'fun''s gotta come a little later to be consistent with the others, I'm not sure." KEVIN: "Okay." GEORGE: "Kinda scoot it back--" JOHN: "You don't want them ALL to be the same!" GEORGE: "That's right. One more time, uh--fu--" KEVIN: "Fun." GEORGE: "Fun." KEVIN: "Okay." JOHN: "Alright, let's do 'fun!' Fun!" KEVIN: "Hmm...I got it!" RHYME, KEVIN: "Let's go have some fun, we'll play out in the sun. We'll skip, we'll jump, we'll run. Fun!"
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GEORGE: "'Porridge,' dude." JOHN: (laughing) "No way..." KEVIN: "Hey, how 'bout...'porridge,' monkey dude?" JOHN: "Ohh, 'porridge...hmm..." GEORGE: "'Porridge!' I got it!" RHYME, GEORGE: "My porridge is so deep in storage that I had to forage. Porridge!"
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GEORGE: "Ant." JOHN: "Oh." GEORGE: "We already did 'ant,' but this is singular ant." JOHN: "Is this like Level Two or something?" JOHN: "How 'bout, 'ant?'" GEORGE: "Ooh, crazy." JOHN: "Yeah!" GEORGE: "I got--one more time. Ta--ant, take two." JOHN: "How 'bout, 'ant?'" GEORGE: "...I got 'ant!'" RHYME, GEORGE: "I want to eat an ant, but the doctor says I can't so I'll eat a crazy elephant. Ant!"
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GEORGE: "Eagle." JOHN: "Okay, who's got 'eagle?' Mmm?" GEORGE: "...'Eagle!' I got it!" RHYME, GEORGE: "A swingin' eagle married a beagle, they had a baby barking seagull! Eagle!"
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GEORGE: "Eh, 'elephants have the power,' that sucks--go ahead, 'power.'" KEVIN: "I know, how 'bout 'power?'" GEORGE: "I got it!" JOHN: "Mm? Take it." RHYME, GEORGE: "Elephants have the power in the bathing hour to give their friends a shower. Power!"
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GEORGE: "'Nickel.' Or 'pickle,' your choice." JOHN: "Okay, go for...'pickle!' Ahh?" GEORGE: "I got it. 'Pickle!'" RHYME, GEORGE: "A pickle costs a nickel but I'd rather have a..." JOHN: "...what?" GEORGE: "...tickle!" KEVIN: "Blossom?"
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GEORGE: "'Junior,' take...I don't know what." GEORGE: "How 'bout 'Junior?'' KEVIN: "I know, I know!" RHYME, KEVIN: "A junior gave the piano tuner a pretty pink petunia. Junior!"
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KEVIN: (laughing) "...haha, 'snake!' Crack me up!" GEORGE: "...'Snake?'" JOHN: "No, you did 'ant.'" GEORGE: "What rhy--what rhyme's with 'snake'-ssss?" KEVIN: "I know, I know!" RHYME, KEVIN: "A groovy old snake made a yucky cake a snake should never, ever ever bake. Snake!"
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KEVIN: "'Dream.'" JOHN: "How 'bout, 'dream?'" GEORGE: "Dream...dream...!" JOHN: "Dream! ...COME ON!" KEVIN: "I know, I know!" RHYME, KEVIN: "Bossie had a dream of an icy stream and her milk came out ice cream." JOHN: "Oooh, I was hopin' you'd say, 'ice cream!'" GEORGE: "You didn't 'dream' at the end. That was AWESOME." KEVIN: (laughing) "'Paris!'"
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JOHN: "Mm, that's yours. ...Oh no, it's mine--oh wait." JOHN: "Okay okay okay. 'Paris!' Paris! That's in France." GEORGE: "I was IN Paris once--oh, okay." KEVIN: "Okay, I got it." JOHN: "Okay, go baby." GEORGE: "Oh, yeah!" RHYME, KEVIN: "We're embarassed--" JOHN: "Oh yeah." KEVIN: "To go to Paris--" JOHN: "Oh yeah!" KEVIN: "but we'll go there if you dare us." JOHN: "Oh, I DOUBLE-dare you!" KEVIN: "Paris!"
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KEVIN: "Uhh, 'pickle.'" GEORGE: "Hey what rhymes with 'pickle?'" JOHN: "Uh, ooh, uh uh...okay." KEVIN: "Hey, hey--I got it." GEORGE: "What?" RHYME, KEVIN: "A pickle--" GEORGE: "Yeah?" KEVIN: "--costs a nickel, but I'd rather have a tickle." JOHN: "Ho-ho, come here big boy!" ALL laugh. GEORGE: "...big monkey! 'Tickle' again, or 'pickle'--take two." JOHN: "I got your tickle!"
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KEVIN: "'Blossom.'" GEORGE: "That was the only right one and it was the worst! The other--they better use the wrong one--Ron [Gilbert], if you're listening, use the bad ones." KEVIN: "'Blossom.'" JOHN: "How 'bout, 'blossom?' Blossom!" GEORGE: "Blossom, blossom..." KEVIN: "Hey, I know." GEORGE: "What?" RHYME, KEVIN: "This blossom--" GEORGE: "Blossom, blossom, blossom, blossom..." KEVIN: "--looks so awesome I should give it to a possum." JOHN: "Aw-ha yeah!" GEORGE: "Hey!" KEVIN: "Blossom!" JOHN: "Cool!"
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KEVIN: "Uh-oh. Page two. 'Hopscotch.'" JOHN: "Page...two." GEORGE: "How 'bout...'hopscotch?'" JOHN: "'Hopscotch?' Oh, oh my..." GEORGE: "A-scotch-bop-bop..." KEVIN: "Hey, I got one." GEORGE: "Come on, come on come on." JOHN: "Okay!" RHYME, KEVIN: "You're so top-notch--" JOHN: "Yeah." KEVIN: "--playin' hopscotch--" JOHN: "Uh-huh." KEVIN: "--I timed you with my stopwatch." JOHN: "Oooh, that was good!" KEVIN: "Ho-ho, hopscotch!"
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KEVIN: "'Newton.'" GEORGE: "...I'LL do 'Newton.'" GEORGE: "What rhymes with, 'Newton?'" JOHN: "Newton. Newton, honey!" GEORGE: "Besides 'bootin-scootin'..." KEVIN: "I know, I know!" RHYME, KEVIN: "A man named Newton under a tree was a-scootin' and onto his head an apple came shootin'." GEORGE: "Yeah, crazy!" KEVIN: "Newton!"
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GEORGE: "I got your 'fruitcake' right here." KEVIN: "Hmm. 'Fruitcake?' Okay, okay." JOHN: "Okay!" GEORGE: "Fruitcake." RHYME, KEVIN: "A fruitcake gives me a toothache and I say this for the truth's sake. Fruitcake!" GEORGE: "Can you dig it?"
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JOHN: "'Tuba!'" GEORGE: "I hate to do it, but, 'tuba.'" JOHN: "...'tuba?' Oh! That's all me. Check it!" RHYME, JOHN: "I used my tuba I went and a-scuba all the way to Cu-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-ba! [Cuba] Tuba!" ALL laugh. GEORGE: "How many hours on that one alone?" JOHN: "It just...just came. (clears throat) 'Parrot!'"
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GEORGE: "'Parrot,' take two, with Kevin introducing it." KEVIN: "How 'bout, 'parrot?'" JOHN: "I got it, I got it!" GEORGE: "No me!" JOHN: "No, no no no no no no no!" RHYME, JOHN: "That old parrot He had a carrot I tried and tried, but he wouldn't share it! Haha, 'carrot!'" JOHN: "Oh man, no!"
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JOHN: (laughing) "Fight the 'power!'" GEORGE: (laughing) "I can't, man. I can't fight it." KEVIN: "Hey, how 'bout, 'power?'" JOHN: "'Power?'" GEORGE: "Power, power, power...I got it! Oh, okay." JOHN: "Alright, okay! No no no no no no no no no!" RHYME, JOHN: "Elephants have the power--" KEVIN: "Power!" JOHN: "--in the bathing hour to give their friends a shower! Power!" ALL laugh. GEORGE: "Good! What's next?" JOHN: "That made it. 'Dream!'"
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GEORGE: "I'm in a 'pickle'...rhyme it." JOHN: "Alright, okay. I got it! I got it." GEORGE: "Go, cat!" RHYME, JOHN: "I bought me a pickle it cost me a nickel but I'd trade it all for a good tickle!" GEORGE: "Ooh ooh ooh, I got your tickle! Tickle tickle tickle, ah ah!!" JOHN: "Tickle tickle!!"
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JOHN: "'Trees!'" GEORGE: (laughing) "It seems so simple." KEVIN: "How 'bout 'trees,' monkey?" GEORGE: "That's easy!" JOHN: "Ohh, that IS easy." GEORGE: "No, that's easy!" JOHN: "I got it." RHYME, JOHN: "Up here in the trees I feel a cool breeze and I'm far from the fleeeeas. [fleas] Get off me! Trees!"
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JOHN: "'Clydesdale...'" KEVIN: "How about, 'Clydesdale?'" JOHN: "Ooooh, wait a--" GEORGE: "I'm not even gonna try!" JOHN: "No, I can do it!" RHYME, JOHN: "A Clydesdale in a bride's veil is as pretty as a dried snail! Hahaha, Clydesdale!"
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JOHN: "'Cobra!'" KEVIN: "What about, 'cobra?'" GEORGE: "What about cobra, what about cobra, what about cob-" JOHN: "Oh, that's like 'snake.' I got it. I can do it!" RHYME, JOHN: "The cobra went on Oprah--" GEORGE: "Go man, go!" JOHN: "And she couldn't be much so-brah--" [sober] GEORGE: "What are you talkin' about?" JOHN: "I don't know. Cobra!"
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GEORGE: "He's gonna put it in. I know it! Sick! Okay, we did the rounds, we're gonna try adlibbing some? JOHN: "Little while." GEORGE: "Try actually play the game?" JOHN: "Play the game." GEORGE: "Actually playing the game, take one. 'Course we could pull them out of here, this would be alright..."
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GEORGE: "How 'bout Fatty?" JOHN: "Fatty? Uh, okay, okay." RHYME, JOHN: "I saw a fatty I think it was your daddy-- uh, oh yeah..." GEORGE: "Come on, come on!" JOHN: "Uh, uh, uh, it was your pappy?" GEORGE: "Fatty!"
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GEORGE: (laughing) "This is great! Gimme one, gimme one!" JOHN: "Uhh, um..." GEORGE: (laughing) "Take nothin'."
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KEVIN: "Uh, 'ticky,' 'sticky,' 'icky,' 'ticky.'" GEORGE: "Seems like we'd be able to do somethin' with that. ...'kay. I'll give it to you." GEORGE: "Hey, what about 'Mickey?'" JOHN: "Mickey, ooh..." KEVIN: "Hey hey, I got it!" RHYME, KEVIN: "There was a monkey named Mickey and he was kinda sticky-- if you ask me I think he was pretty icky." JOHN: "Oooh, ick-ick-ick-ick-ick!" GEORGE: "Mickey!"
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KEVIN: "Oh, 'moose,' this'll be good!" JOHN: "Moose!" KEVIN: "I'm gonna give you 'moose.'" JOHN: "Ahh, okay." GEORGE: "Hey, how--" KEVIN: "How 'bout--" GEORGE: "Yeah, 'moose!'" JOHN: "Uh, 'moose!' Alright. GEORGE: "A-moose-moose-moose..." RHYME, JOHN: "There was a moose--" GEORGE: "Yeah!" JOHN: "--he was feelin' kinda loose--" GEORGE: "Yeah!!" JOHN: "--he went and ate a ba-GOOSE! Ha! Can you believe it? Moose!"
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GEORGE: "Hey monkeys, what rhymes with--" JOHN: "Okay, 'hair.' Beautiful 'hair.'" GEORGE: "I got it! Here it is." RHYME, GEORGE: "To bake a cake he stands on a chair And he's covered with hair And his name is Fatty Bear. He gave me hair!"
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GEORGE: "Hey monkey, how 'bout 'bone?'" JOHN: "Uh, bone?" RHYME, JOHN: "Leave me alone with that silly BONE I'm gonna just...go HOME--" GEORGE: "I've got it!" JOHN: "Forget your OWN..." KEVIN: (laughing) "I gotta pee! Before I wet myself." JOHN: (sighs) "There, you've got plenty to work with." GEORGE: "Man. Rappin', that was as shreddin' as you've EVER done."

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What can I say about my favorite project from a 35-year career? My best buddies, Team Fat, were onboard for the gig of our lives, locked into a competitive collaboration, all sharing office/studio space in a little house in Leander, Texas. There were goats next door, a whittling porch, and a hand-operated pump sticking out of the middle of the floor. By golly we were going to make our mark on the world and show 'em that video game music was no joke. Every day, we'd look at each other and shout 'It's a big-a day!!'

It's good to see that vibe resonating after so many years, but somehow, it doesn't surprise me too much. Get in that mood, soak it up, and enjoy. Hot ziggity!

–George "The Fat Man" Sanger

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What makes this the Definitive Edition? It combines the once three-album release into one single streamlined experience, with a new cover and carefully curated track order. In addition to what was heard in the game, it includes tracks that were cut (but are still awesome); tons of restored Rhyming Monkeys audio; tons of artwork as bonus items and new, fuller mixes of old favorites.

–Tim Knox, The Curator Project designer

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released April 1, 2021

All compositions ℗ 1995 Fat Manor Publishing, BMI. All recordings courtesy of The Fat Man. Putt-Putt® Saves The Zoo is © & ™ Billion Soft (Hong Kong) Limited. Humongous Entertainment, the Putt-Putt character and all affiliated characters and indicia are trademarks of Billion Soft (Hong Kong) Limited. This album, Billion Soft (Hong Kong) Limited, and The Fat Man are not in any manner affiliated with Putt-Putt LLC. The PUTT-PUTT® trademark is a registered trademark of Putt-Putt LLC.

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Designed by Tim Knox (The Curator Project)
Cover art by Kai Texel
Bonus item art by Rose Ayala and Nivea Toliver
ScummVM implementation by SomeRandomHEFan and WindowsTV

Music composed and produced by The Fat Man and Team Fat

Featuring the voices of George Sanger, Rappin' John Houck, and K. Weston "The Professor" Phelan as the Rhyming Monkeys

"Those Incessant Drums" is a percussion group assembled for Putt-Putt Saves The Zoo, and includes:
Dave Sanger
Brannon Temple
Chris Searles
James Fenner

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Internationally known as The Fat Man, George Alistair Sanger’s influence is hard to overestimate. Through his work, his writings, the founding of think-tanks, organizations and communities—but mainly his music—this “legendary game audio guru’s” fingerprints are all over much of what it means today to create game audio or listen to a game. ... more

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