Time Machine - David Thiel - 1970’s - Data East - arcade (pinball) - 1988
Millionaire - Chris Granner - Main Play - Williams - arcade (pinball) - 1987
Vegas - unknown - Main Play - Premier/Gottlieb - arcade (pinball) - 1990
Big Guns - Chris Granner - Main Play - Williams - arcade (pinball) - 1987
Checkpoint - Brian Schmidt - Jazz Music - Data East - arcade (pinball) - 1991
Earthshaker! - Jon Hey, Chris Granner - Lock 1 Enabled - Williams - arcade (pinball) - 1989
TX-Sector - unknown - Main Play - Premier/Gottlieb - arcade (pinball) - 1988
Gold Wings - unknown - Main Play - Premier/Gottlieb - arcade (pinball) - 1986
Playboy 35th Anniversary - Cy Coleman, Kyle Johnson (arr.) - Main Play - Data East - arcade (pinball) - 1989
The Bally Game Show - Jon Hey) - Main Play - Midway/Bally - arcade (pinball) - 1990
Lights...Camera...Action! - Dave Zabriskie (?) - Stunt Scene - Premier/Gottlieb - arcade (pinball) - 1989
The Addams Family - Chris Granner - Main Play - Midway/Bally - arcade (pinball) - 1992
Night Moves - unknown) - Main Play - International Concepts - arcade (pinball) - 1989
Road Kings - Bill Parod, Chris Granner - Time Lock - Williams - arcade (pinball) - 1986
Swords of Fury - Brian Schmidt - Two Balls Locked - Williams - arcade (pinball) - 1988
Victory - Dave Zabriskie (?) - Main Play - Premier/Gottlieb - arcade (pinball) - 1987
Atlantis - Robin Seaver - Prelaunch - Midway/Bally - arcade (pinball) - 1989
I think the instrument Brent was referencing in the Millionaire tune is called a Vibraslap.
ReplyDeleteGreat tunes guys! I love these jams, so jazzy and funky :)
wooooow i cant believe you guys didnt comment on how playboy totally has a part that sounds exactly like splash wave! brent was even singing it!
ReplyDeletealright maybe not exactly after listening to it more closely, but it's still pretty close!
DeleteWoah, that Big Guns tune reminded me so much of some of Junko Tamiya's stuff from Strider on the Genesis.
ReplyDeleteNeat focus, boizz. For some reason pinball machine music doesn't register with me -- it's like I don't even hear it while I'm playing -- so it was cool to get a chance to relax and really experience the tunes for once.
so I got this friend who is really into pinball machines. he even has a "checkpoint". he owns 7 or 8 machines and together with others opened a pinball museum with more than 40 machines (they are kind of extinct so it gets more rare to see them around). I made him listen to the show (he's not into vgm). he was amused.
ReplyDeletelaughed so hard when rob said "have you got something to say?"
ReplyDeleteclassic switch right there, and i was just waiting for him to say that
"Uh... YEAH, NO.."
ReplyDeleteHey! I RECOMMENDED that Night Moves track. It was a long time ago though ;_;
ReplyDeleteNever realized there was such good music on pinball machines!
ReplyDeleteI believe the Genesis song Brent and Gabe were thinking of was "That's All."
ReplyDeleteAlso, I agree that "Are You Lady?" is a more interesting title than "Are You Lady?"! I was just trying to make sense of the apparent non-sequitur when I was re-listening to episode 47 this summer.
...of course, that second instance of "Lady" should be "Ready."
DeleteOh and don't forget that you made last October's episode (181: Game Grumps) eligible for this Year in Review countdown! (Well, except for that one Skeleton Krew track that Rob decided to make his #1 last year.)
ReplyDeleteI'm sooo excited for the next episode. Year-in-review eps are my favorite. I really almost get emotional with each one - there is something uniquely satisfying about hearing Brent and Rob choose which tracks were their favorite of the last year. I began creating my own list for the third year-in-review episode, and the process is uniquely satisfying in it's own way. I'll post mine as a comment on the next ep, but I encourage everyone to try and create their own! There are only 11 episodes to peruse through, so this time around is much easier than years one, two, and three.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new-ish listener. I'm in a weird spot. I am listening to all LMH episodes from the beginning in sequential order, except I have listened to the past few recent episodes out of sequence. I actually just got to the Year 2 year-in-review episode. Now I know what you mean! The year-in-review episodes are really satisfying and I love hearing how much thought Brent and Rob put into their selections for the countdown. I can't decide if I should listen to the upcoming year-in-review though since I haven't listened to all of the current year. All this time traveling is making my head spin.
DeleteHey guys! Great topic with week. Just wanted to chime in on the best way to play NES games. These days it's by getting either an AVS ($185) or a Analogue NT mini ($449) system. Both of these are FPGA based system and are not emulator in a box, like the Retron 5 is. They both also have HDMI output for current TVs (720p for the AVS and 1080p for the Analogue NT Mini). The Mini even goes a step further by having analogue output for CRTs with component/S-Video. I own both and would highly recommend getting either to anyone who is serious on how well your FC/NES game look and sound.
ReplyDeleteThe playboy track is a cover of "Playboy's Theme" by Cy Coleman, sorry!
ReplyDeleteDang, good catch!
DeleteWow good catch about 181 Stefan! Listening now to see if my top 5 will change. BTW we are doing top 5 now, right? Finding that hard to do. It's interesting - I made a top ten, so cutting it down to 5 should be as easy as cutting off 6-10, but it's a bit more complex than that. Real consideration needs to be given to 6-10 to see if they NEED to be on the list.
ReplyDeleteThis upcoming Best Of Year In Review will actually be a top ten list (as opposed to last year).
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