The topic of this episode is “interesting” music, whatever that means. It’s kind of open to interpretation, but if you really get down to it, it basically means good tracks in an unusual way. Along with the music, you get a couple nice morse code solos, Rob tries out some Seinfeld-esque stand-up comedy, and there's a listening appreciation session to at least one emergency test sequence. Full track listing below.
Game - Composer - Song - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
Putty Squad - Jason Page, Richard Joseph (arr.) - The Gateway to the North - System 3/Ocean - SNES (Europe) - 1994
The Wizard of Oz - Robert Ridihalgh - Poppy Fields - Manley and Associates/Seta - SNES - 1993
Kamen Rider SD: Hashire! Mighty Riders - Kenichi Kamio - Video Announcement - Yutaka - Game Boy (Japan) - 1993
Paperboy 2 - Rich Shemaria - Paper Route - Tengen/Mindscape - SNES - 1991
Devilman - unknown - Dialogue Theme 2 - ISCO/Namco - Famicom - 1989
Street Fighter - Yoshihiro Sakaguchi (Yuukichyans Papa) - Staff Roll - Capcom - arcade - 1987
Acrobat Mission - Yoshio Nagashima, Hiroshi Nishikawa, Akihiko Mori (Don) (arr.) - Mission 3 - Micronics/Techiku - Super Famicom - 1992
Faceball 2000 - George Alistair Sanger (The Fatman) - City Zone - Xanth Software/Bullet Proof Software - SNES - 1992
New Horizons - Yoko Kanno - Fiddler’s Green - Koei - SNES - 1994
Sonic Eraser - Masaru Setsumaru (Bossanova Oyz) - Versus Mode - Sega - Mega Drive Meganet - 1991
Street Fighter - Yoshihiro Sakaguchi (Yuukichyans Papa) - Sagat (Thailand) - Capcom - arcade - 1987
Psycho Soldier - Eikichi Kawasaki, unknown (voc.) - Theme of Psycho Soldier (1st Area) - SNK - arcade - 1987
Captain Novolin - H. Kingsley Thurber, Mark Ganus - Pineville Streets - Sculptured Software/Raya Systems - SNES - 1992
Regarding Psycho Soldier: It's not "forget you," it's "she'll catch you."
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