The X-Files

Press this to hear the theme music!

Press this to hear a promo for the second season!

If you liked those, perhaps you'll like our gallery of X-Files audio snippets, with much thanks to Patrick Ryan for the original digitization.

This way to:

• The Frequently Asked Questions file, (aka The X-files X-File, maintained by Pat Gonzales (gonza006@maroon.tc.umn.edu.)
• The X-Files episode Guide, maintained by Cliff K. Chen (cliff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu) is really quite excellent. [Go Live]

  AT LAST! Warner Brothers is set to release the Mark Snow X-Files Soundtrack: "The Truth and The Light" on October 8, 1996. Hurrah!!! Although the web page doesn't include sound-bites (like "Key of X's" does), it does include an nice bit of biography about Mr. Snow, track information about the disk itself, and the hugest list of X-Files web sites I've ever seen.

• This way to Warner Brother's sample-filled(!) page for their release (March 26, 1996) of the Songs in the Key of X. As you have probably heard, this disc will have Mark Snow's Theme song, and then the rest will be non-X-soundtrack music done by various artists, who were inspired by the show (ok, so Nick Cave's "Red Right Hand" is in there too.) That cover gives me the willies! Audio samples of excellent quality.

• Cliff also maintains the X-Files 20 Questions. Read before posting to X-Files newsgroups!
• The 'Deep Background' frequently asked questions file, maintained by Jeff Gostin (jgostin@eternal.pha.pa.us.)
• Pat Gonzales also keeps up the 'Creative' Groups' FAQ for prospective fanfictioneres.
  
  Try out the (very impressive) Entertainment Weekly article "The X-Files Exposed" by Dana Kennedy, with photographs by William Mercer. (Also try out the other EW stuff - this is what the web will become!) Note, however, that you will have to register - at no charge - with their service. This will allow them to tailor future services to the needs people like you (I guess. :-)
• Try Hans Larsen's Norwegian X-Files site. Very impressive graphical interface!
• Another extremely impressive site is the Web page of the AOL X-Files Forum. A high-energy group of fans!
• An X-Files FTP area, maintained by Cort@cs.nmt.edu (this one has been a little iffy of late.)
• A link to Liem Bahneman's X-files WWW server. (Warning: the link to this site seems to be very slow.)
• Another ftp area, including gif's, and audio. (This in an Australian site.)
• Here's Danny Sanders' X-Files page includes audio "Mulderisms", FAQ's, and more!
• Jen "Scully" Linville's X-Files Page includes a ton of X-Files stuff, including net-interviews, quotations, and more.
• The Cast.
• Some sound-bites from the show, provided by Terence Higgins (thig@csd4.csd.uwm.edu).
• Kymberlee Ricke's "Netpicker's Guide" to the X-Files. Filled interesting "how come..." questions. Warning! Reading this may cause you to begin watching shows far too many times to find these things! :-)
• A review of The X-Files from the magazine Millenium Pop.
• Information about the Unofficial (but Original) X-Files Fan Club.
• Results of the Internet X-Files Viewer Survey (that is, viewers describe themselves.)
• Results of the Internet X-Files Episode Survey (that is, viewers rate individual episodes) of the first season.
• Results of the Internet X-Files Episode Survey (that is, viewers rate individual episodes) of the second season.
• A collection of Fan Art (if you have something, send a uuencoded version of it to x-files@www.rutgers.edu).
• An X-Files title collage. (Many images - takes a while to download!)
• Here's a link to the blessed-by-TCFFC "official" web page, which used to be at Delphi and now appears to be moved to this new location. (The word "official", as any advertising droid will tell you, is used to leverage (they love that word) profits.) They've done a very nice job with this page.