Game - Composer - Song - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
Road Rash - Rob Hubbard - Sierra Nevada - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1991
Rambo III - unknown - Ending - Sega - Genesis - 1989
M.U.S.H.A. - Toshiaki Sakoda - For the Love of... - Seismic/Compile - Genesis - 1990
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 - Tatsuyuki Maeda, Sachio Ogawa, Masanori Hikichi, Miyoko Takaoka, Jun Senoue - Angel Island Zone 1 - Sega - Genesis - 1994
Cyborg Justice - AndrĂ¡s Magyari, Brian Coburn - Level 5 - Novotrade/Sega - Genesis - 1993
Solar Striker - T. Osada - Ending - Nintendo - Game Boy - 1990
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Higashino, unknown - Krang - Konami - arcade - 1989
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Bellybutton Lint - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
Comix Zone - Howard Drossin - Episode 2, Page 1-3 (Last to Follow) - Sega - Genesis - 1995
Flashback: The Quest for Identity - Jean Baudlot, Fabrice Visserot - Conrad's Memories - Delphine Software International/U.S. Gold - Genesis - 1993
Sonic the Hedgehog - Masato Nakamura - Special Stage - Sega - Genesis - 1991
Solar Striker - T. Osada - Stage 6 - Nintendo - Game Boy - 1990
Flashback: The Quest for Identity - Jean Baudlot, Fabrice Visserot - Ending Theme - Delphine Software International/U.S. Gold - Genesis - 1993
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Psycho Deep Fry - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
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Road Rash - Rob Hubbard - Sierra Nevada - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1991
Rambo III - unknown - Ending - Sega - Genesis - 1989
M.U.S.H.A. - Toshiaki Sakoda - For the Love of... - Seismic/Compile - Genesis - 1990
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 - Tatsuyuki Maeda, Sachio Ogawa, Masanori Hikichi, Miyoko Takaoka, Jun Senoue - Angel Island Zone 1 - Sega - Genesis - 1994
Cyborg Justice - AndrĂ¡s Magyari, Brian Coburn - Level 5 - Novotrade/Sega - Genesis - 1993
Solar Striker - T. Osada - Ending - Nintendo - Game Boy - 1990
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Higashino, unknown - Krang - Konami - arcade - 1989
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Bellybutton Lint - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
Comix Zone - Howard Drossin - Episode 2, Page 1-3 (Last to Follow) - Sega - Genesis - 1995
Flashback: The Quest for Identity - Jean Baudlot, Fabrice Visserot - Conrad's Memories - Delphine Software International/U.S. Gold - Genesis - 1993
Sonic the Hedgehog - Masato Nakamura - Special Stage - Sega - Genesis - 1991
Solar Striker - T. Osada - Stage 6 - Nintendo - Game Boy - 1990
Flashback: The Quest for Identity - Jean Baudlot, Fabrice Visserot - Ending Theme - Delphine Software International/U.S. Gold - Genesis - 1993
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Psycho Deep Fry - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
Relevant Links:
For more information on Keith Apicary, check out...
http://www.gametrailers.com/game/talking-classics/14202
For more of Nathan Barnatt, visit...
http://www.youtube.com/barnatt
I'm really enjoying the episode! However I have a suggestion for future recordings, because the volume of each persons voice is unbalanced. I would suggest applying some compression/limiting to the individual vocal tracks in your audio editor of choice (I use Audacity) and then boosting their respective volume levels. It could give you a more polished sound, and make it easier to listen to. Anyways, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteSkitchin' was the absolute shit back in the day.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that Masayuki Nagao composed Angel Island Zone? I know somebody that has conversed with him, and Nagao says he doesn't remember doing any musical work, but rather arranging and producing the music. The only thing he clearly remembers is arranging act 2 of Hydrocity Zone.
ReplyDeleteWe got it from the composer breakdown here (it's the hidden spoiler part of posting #10):
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But I guess Nagao didn't do it. Do you know who did?
According to this. http://vgmdb.net/album/2072
ReplyDeleteTomonori Sawada and Yoshiaki Kashima did it. But then on later releases, the composer is credited as only SEGA.
I've spoke to Tokuhiko Uwabo, Masaru Setsumaru, Howard Drossin, and Cirocco Jones in order to get to the bottom of the Sonic 3 music debate. No real luck thus far.
I think I'll go with Tomonori Sawada and Yoshiaki Kashima then.
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