The Deconstructed Sounds of Karen Han – Industrium Post Mortem: China (Tone Casualties) 1996 The Lighter Side of Dark: A Compilation of Tone Casualties Releases (Tone Casualties) 1997 Colon (by Accidental Orchestra, Tone Casualties) 2001 Liquid Fire (Tone Casualties) 2002 Kalmopyrin (Tone Casualties) 2005 Wrong Planet (as Gábor Csupó's Field Trip, Tone Casualties) 2007 Pillowtron (Tone Casualties) 2009 Stolen Songs from Mars (Tone Casualties) 2010 Terrain (as Gábor Csupó's Fieldtrip, Tone Casualties) 2010 Ghosts of Cairo (as Gábor Csupó's FieldTRIP, Tone Casualties) 2013 Pretty Damn Pretty (Tone Casualties) 2013 Beyond (Tone Casualties) 2014 Why Cry When You Can Fly (as Gábor Csupó's Fieldtrip, Tone Casualties) 2015 Flamboyant Eruptions (Tone Casualties) 2017 Splendid (Grand allure Entertainment) 2018 Necesito Tu Amor (Grand Allure Entertainment) 2018 Holly Molly (Grand Allure Entertainment) 2018 Kingdom of Disturb-Nostalghia Remix (Grand Allure Entertainment) Personal life Csupó has six children (two with his first wife, Arlene Klasky). Csupó is a big fan of Frank Zappa and credits Zappa with helping him learn the English language. His collection of Zappa albums were the only items he took with him when he fled his native Hungary in the 1970s. When he worked on The Simpsons, he and Matt Groening, a fellow Zappa fanatic, tried unsuccessfully to persuade the series' producers to use Zappa's music on the show. Nonetheless, he secured the rights to Zappa's music for Duckman, and its first season contained songs from throughout Zappa's career, including "Peaches en Regalia" and "Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance." Later, Csupó was enlisted to create the cover art for the career-spanning Zappa rarities collection The Lost Episodes, released on CD in 1996. References External links 1952 births Hungarian defectors Hungarian animators Hungarian television producers Hungarian television directors Hungarian graphic designers Hanna-Barbera people Nickelodeon Animation Studio people Showrunners Television people from Budapest Hungarian expatriates in the United States Primetime Emmy Award winners Living people Hungarian animated film directors Hungarian animated film producers