Scoring Reel

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Scoring Reel is a limited 2004 DVD of Blue Men's present 2004 work.

[edit] Sessions

There are seven sessions in this DVD.

The Jury Title Sequence ( Featuring the Tubulum )
Robots ( Scoring Footage, different then the Robots DVD )
R-Type Finale ( Video Game ad featuring the song Piano Smasher )
Bulbs ( Pentium 4 commercial featuring blue man group and rods and cones )
Above ( Half of the footage from the complex tour )
Terminator 3 ( Terminator 3 theme with half of the Current music video )
Exhibit 13 ( Dramatic music video for pieces of paper that flew into blue mens work )

[edit] Trivia

Matt Goldman only appeared in Bulbs as the one that hit the golf ball
The Current and Above only had half of the footage instead of the whole thing
This was limited since it was never publicly released
This can not be found anywhere anymore
There were a couple DVDs of Scoring Reel released through ebay from factory dealers
This comes in a jewel case