Game - Composer - Song - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
TechnoCop - Kevin Seghetti - Title Screen - Punk Development/Razorsoft - Genesis - 1990
Monster*Race - Kennosuke Suemura - Race Building - Koei - Game Boy (Japan) - 1998
Lightening Force - Tomomi Ohtani - Tan Tan Ta Ta Ta Tan (Configuration) - Technosoft - Genesis - 1992
Operation Logic Bomb: The Ultimate Search & Destroy - Yasuyuki Suzuki - Logic Core - Jaleco - SNES - 1993
Truxton II - Masahiro Yuge - Stage 2 "I Defend STM" - Toaplan - arcade - 1992
Yuuyu no Quiz de Go! Go! - Tamayo Kawamoto - Royalty in the Desert - Taito - Super Famicom - 1992
T2: Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Geoff Follin - Level 2 (Flood Channel)/Level 4 (Cyberdyne) - LJN/Software Creations - NES - 1992
Super Bowling - unknown - Golf Bowl - KID/Technos - SNES - 1992
Shatterhand - Iku Mizutani - Area A - Natsume/Jaleco - NES - 1991
Shining Force - Masahiko Yoshimura - Shougonnaru Guardiana [Castle (Guardiana and Others)] - Camelot Software Planning - Genesis - 1992
King of Casino - Hiroshi Suzuki - Dreams Came True (Ending) - NEC - TurboGrafx-16 - 1990
Uncharted Waters - Yoko Kanno - In Bars - Koei - SNES - 1993
Ball Jacks - Yoshinori Kawamoto (Kawagen), H. Umino - Ending Theme 2 (Galaxy Championship) - Namco - Mega Drive - 1993
Yume Penguin Monogatari - Katsuhiko Suzuki (Suzuki the Enigma), Atsushi Fujio (Sukenomiya Fujio) - Stage 3 - Konami - Famicom - 1991
Choplifter III: Rescue Survive - Marshall Parker - Sector 3 - Beam Software/Victor Interactive Software - SNES - 1994
LandStalker - Motoaki Takenouchi - Labyrinth - Climax Entertainment - Genesis - 1992
Venom/Spider-Man: Separation Anxiety - Suddi Raval - Game Over - Software Creations/Acclaim - Genesis - 1995
Magical * Taruruuto-kun 2: Mahou Daibouken - unknown - Boss - TOSE/Bandai - Famicom - 1992
Raiden Trad - Akira Sato - Name Entry - Micronet - Genesis - 1993
Gokinjo Boukentai - Akihiko Mori - Advice - ITL/Pioneer LDC - Super Famicom - 1996
Bakuchou Retrieve Master - Rokusuke Sasaki - Near the End (?) - TOSE/Konami - Game Boy (Japan) - 1998
TechnoCop - Kevin Seghetti - Title Screen - Punk Development/Razorsoft - Genesis - 1990
Monster*Race - Kennosuke Suemura - Race Building - Koei - Game Boy (Japan) - 1998
Lightening Force - Tomomi Ohtani - Tan Tan Ta Ta Ta Tan (Configuration) - Technosoft - Genesis - 1992
Operation Logic Bomb: The Ultimate Search & Destroy - Yasuyuki Suzuki - Logic Core - Jaleco - SNES - 1993
Truxton II - Masahiro Yuge - Stage 2 "I Defend STM" - Toaplan - arcade - 1992
Yuuyu no Quiz de Go! Go! - Tamayo Kawamoto - Royalty in the Desert - Taito - Super Famicom - 1992
T2: Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Geoff Follin - Level 2 (Flood Channel)/Level 4 (Cyberdyne) - LJN/Software Creations - NES - 1992
Super Bowling - unknown - Golf Bowl - KID/Technos - SNES - 1992
Shatterhand - Iku Mizutani - Area A - Natsume/Jaleco - NES - 1991
Shining Force - Masahiko Yoshimura - Shougonnaru Guardiana [Castle (Guardiana and Others)] - Camelot Software Planning - Genesis - 1992
King of Casino - Hiroshi Suzuki - Dreams Came True (Ending) - NEC - TurboGrafx-16 - 1990
Uncharted Waters - Yoko Kanno - In Bars - Koei - SNES - 1993
Ball Jacks - Yoshinori Kawamoto (Kawagen), H. Umino - Ending Theme 2 (Galaxy Championship) - Namco - Mega Drive - 1993
Yume Penguin Monogatari - Katsuhiko Suzuki (Suzuki the Enigma), Atsushi Fujio (Sukenomiya Fujio) - Stage 3 - Konami - Famicom - 1991
Choplifter III: Rescue Survive - Marshall Parker - Sector 3 - Beam Software/Victor Interactive Software - SNES - 1994
LandStalker - Motoaki Takenouchi - Labyrinth - Climax Entertainment - Genesis - 1992
Venom/Spider-Man: Separation Anxiety - Suddi Raval - Game Over - Software Creations/Acclaim - Genesis - 1995
Magical * Taruruuto-kun 2: Mahou Daibouken - unknown - Boss - TOSE/Bandai - Famicom - 1992
Raiden Trad - Akira Sato - Name Entry - Micronet - Genesis - 1993
Gokinjo Boukentai - Akihiko Mori - Advice - ITL/Pioneer LDC - Super Famicom - 1996
Bakuchou Retrieve Master - Rokusuke Sasaki - Near the End (?) - TOSE/Konami - Game Boy (Japan) - 1998
You guys gotta do a mame that chune contest in London for us in Europe!
ReplyDeleteMame that Chune in Europe!!! I love that idea!
DeleteThis whole EPISODE was buff in all the right places. Nice work boyz! The LandStalker track was hitting my B-spot for sure.
ReplyDeleteRob caught me by surprise with that Ball Jacks track; I didn't hear who's track it, thought it was jam and assumed Brent picked it because it was kinda his style. Then Rob layed out the track name at the end and I was like, "Woah. I got switched."
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of that Shatterhand track. The beginning sounds all intense with dirty drums, and then it smooths out into quite a jam with different sections that blend together nicely.
ReplyDeleteWow! That Raiden Trad "Name Entry" track really moved me. The arcade version of the track isn't played with the same amount of feeling. The Genesis version has an Out Run "Last Wave" kinda feel to it.
ReplyDeleteThe Techno Cop music reminds me of the Timecop soundtrack (David de Gruttola). Buzzy guitars and repeated voice samples. Timecop has more orchestra hits though.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC0Qe6tN9jg
Technocop was probably the buffest track in LHM history. Wish it had more New Jack Swing though.
I loved that Terminator 2 track. Those sirens!
I fully agree with Taylor, the episode was SUPER-BUFF; between the tune selection and the rapier-sharp rapport, this episode is definitely in the top-ten most recommendable within the series so far. If someone told me to check out Legacy Music Hour and pointed to this episode specifically, I'd be like, "That was BUFF, and I am SOLD ON LEGACY GAMING MUSIC."
ReplyDelete"Name Entry" and "In Bars" are just SO GOOD! Hype episode, guys!
The bass in Race Building track sounds like the buzzing of an overly buff bumble bee.
ReplyDeleteYou can definitely hear Marshall Parker in that Choplifter 3 track.
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