Game - Composer - Track - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
Barbie: Vacation Adventure - Paul Tonge - A Car for Barbie - Software Creations/Hi Tech Expressions - SNES - 1994
The Adventures of Rad Gravity - George Sanger - Title Screen - Interplay/Activision - NES - 1990
Curse - Shaka - Ending Theme - Micronet - Mega Drive - 1989
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Harumi Ueko - Painting Panic! - Konami - SNES - 1992
Mighty Final Fight - Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuko Takehara - Riverside (Round 2) - Capcom - NES - 1993
Ranger X - Yoshinobu Hiraiwa - Opening - Sega - Genesis - 1993
Mario’s Picross - Toshiyuki Ueno - Game Select - Nintendo/Jupiter Corporation - Game Boy - 1995
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Toshiaki Sakoda, Masanori Hikichi (CUBE) (arr.), Masayuki Nagao (arr.) - Unused (Brave) - Compile - Genesis - 1993
Whomp ‘Em - Tsukasa Tawada (Adios Amigo) - Sacred Woods - Jaleco - NES - 1991
Barver Battle Saga: Tai Kong Zhan Shi - Yishen Liao - The End - Chuanpu Technologies - Mega Drive (Taiwan) - 1996
Super Play Action Football - Yoshiki Nishimura (Studio 401) - Menus - TOSE/Nintendo - SNES - 1992
Just to warn you in case you want to reupload an edited version, there's an uncensored F (Switch) Bomb at 17:28.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up.
DeleteThanks, mister! Feel free to delete this comment now that you've uploaded the new edit.
DeleteApologies for the long post... Bucky O'Hair. Hairwolf. Gabecube is looking like he could be a member of Misfits.
ReplyDeleteI occasionally played GB with earbuds in public places where people might get annoyed. I remember them being cheap and uncomfortable.
Rad Gravity track reminds me of Aphex Twin or Squarepusher.
Mighty Final Fight and Ranger X are both great games I feel are underrated. Mighty Final Fight suffered the fate of many good games that are released toward the end of a console's lifespan and go unrecognized. MFF might be my favorite game in the series. Due to Yuko Takehara's work on MFF and Mega Man 6 they both have similar sounding music. I can't remember if I rented Ranger X, or played it on a store kiosk, but if memory serves correct I had a hard time playing it with a 3 button controller. Even though it was hard to play, I thought the game control was really unique in that it gave you the feeling you were controlling a giant mech. Years later I found out to properly play the game you need a 6 button controller. Searching Ranger X 5 or 6 years ago is how I randomly discovered LMH.
I thought it was pronounced "Doyers." Speaking of small CA towns my car broke down and I was stranded for a day in Wasco. Another great ep!
Ha Misfits is one of my all time favorite bands and yeah kind of had a devillock goin. MFF is maybe my favorite in the series too either that or FF3.
Deletehttps://youtu.be/p5_Gc7xPx7w
ReplyDeleteThis is also the same song as the Puyo Puyo / Mean Bean Machine track
It was all figured out during the track list compiling. The Puyo Puyo version is different, so Mean Bean was what was listed with the Sakoda as the composer and the others as arrangers.
DeleteLoved the episode, especially the Perfect Strangers riff. How long you reckon until we can hear a beyond 16 bit composer focus on Gabe's work?
ReplyDeleteYES! Please do a Gabe Focus episode!! I mean even just those cassette tracks from The Forest...straight mmm-poppin'!
DeleteAbsolutely! There's a track on his soundcloud called Construction Time that's particularly bonk.
DeleteThat episode was slappin'!
ReplyDeleteLoved the Mean Bean Machine track in particular.
I bet it was unused because it sounds like Capcom's UN Squadron for the SNES
Deletemayorpoopshoot here! Been fun playing PS4 online with rob. Appreciate the shout out!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure the Curse song was reminding Brent of Aquarius from Castlevania 3.
ReplyDeleteFYI, Alemania, and Alemanians is another word for Germany and Germans in many languages, including Spanish and Persian (Farsi) languages.
ReplyDeleteIf I recall, even germans refer to themselves as Alemania some times?
I got two words for you: SuperR-TypeBlastRock and KingArthur'sWorldFunkyGoblin (now in Dolby Surround Sound)! How have the entire soundtracks of these two games not featured on this show in the last 10 years (that I can tell)?
ReplyDeleteLove this.
ReplyDeleteIs there a video version?
ReplyDeleteDr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Toshiaki Sakoda, Masanobu Tsukamoto (arr.), Masayuki Nagao (arr.) - Unused (Brave) - Compile - Genesis - 1993
ReplyDeleteThis track was probably unused because it sounds like one of the songs from Capcom's UN Squadron for the SNES.
Great to hear a shoutout for my hometown Riverside, CA on Legacy Music Hour B-)
ReplyDeleteSHORYUUUKENNY
There are two videos of people doing the title theme from Rad Gravity: one is a straight cover, and the other is a Shnabubula piano interpretation, and George Sanger has commented on both of them in a way that seems to indicate he composed it. Have you looked into that?
ReplyDeleteThe credits do say David Warhol, but that comment on the Shnabubula video raises questions. Contacting George Sanger now...
Delete