Emily joins Brent, Rob, and Gabe on this episode and they happen to record on April 1, so a good bit of April fooling takes place. Rob creates a new character named DJ Baby T-Rex, a radio disc jockey who had a thriving on-air career but eventually moves on to other things. It’s kind of a saga actually. A legendary saga. And Brent beatboxes at one point, by the way. Full track listing below.
Game - Composer - Track - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
The Magic of Scheherazade - Akinori Sawa - Overworld - Culture Brain - NES - 1990
Baby T-Rex [Radical Rex prototype] - Marshall Parker - Unused Baby T-Rex Rap - Beam Software - SNES - 1993 (unreleased)
Twin Dragons - Matthieu Halberstadt (Please Lose Battle) - Off to a Green Start! (The Hills) - Broke Studio - NES - 2018
Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut - Takane Ohkubo - Sadness - Nintendo/HAL - Super Famicom - 2000
Panic Restaurant - Hirohiko Takayama, Kenji Eno - The End - EIM/Taito - NES - 1992
Astro Ninja Man - Nobuyuki Shioda - Staff Roll - RIKI - Famicom - 2020
Ultima: Exodus - Tsugutoshi Goto - Menu/King - Newtopia Planning/Pony Canyon - NES - 1989
Cyborg Hunter - Keisuke Tsukahara (Key), Kazuhiko Nagai (Nav) - Level B & E - Sega/Activision - Sega Master System - 1989
Moon Crystal - Tsukasa Tawada - Stage 2: Waylaid Street - Hect - Famicom - 1992
Umihara Kawase - Masahito Nakano (Pas De chat), Atsuhiro Motoyama, Shinji Tachikawa) - Taki Theme - Atelier Double/TNN - Super Famicom - 1994
Rival Turf! - Yasuhiko Takashiba (Zoso·Takashiba), Atsuyoshi Isemura (Atsu.Isemura) - Things Are Looking Up - Jaleco - SNES - 1992
Top Management II - unknown - Bankruptcy 2 - Koei - Super Famicom - 1994
Tetris Plus - Kazuo Sawa, Iku Mizutani (arr.) - Staff Roll - Natsume/Jaleco - Game Boy - 1997
Baby T-Rex [Radical Rex prototype] - Marshall Parker - Unused Baby T-Rex Rap - Beam Software - SNES - 1993 (unreleased)
Twin Dragons - Matthieu Halberstadt (Please Lose Battle) - Off to a Green Start! (The Hills) - Broke Studio - NES - 2018
Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut - Takane Ohkubo - Sadness - Nintendo/HAL - Super Famicom - 2000
Panic Restaurant - Hirohiko Takayama, Kenji Eno - The End - EIM/Taito - NES - 1992
Astro Ninja Man - Nobuyuki Shioda - Staff Roll - RIKI - Famicom - 2020
Ultima: Exodus - Tsugutoshi Goto - Menu/King - Newtopia Planning/Pony Canyon - NES - 1989
Cyborg Hunter - Keisuke Tsukahara (Key), Kazuhiko Nagai (Nav) - Level B & E - Sega/Activision - Sega Master System - 1989
Moon Crystal - Tsukasa Tawada - Stage 2: Waylaid Street - Hect - Famicom - 1992
Umihara Kawase - Masahito Nakano (Pas De chat), Atsuhiro Motoyama, Shinji Tachikawa) - Taki Theme - Atelier Double/TNN - Super Famicom - 1994
Rival Turf! - Yasuhiko Takashiba (Zoso·Takashiba), Atsuyoshi Isemura (Atsu.Isemura) - Things Are Looking Up - Jaleco - SNES - 1992
Top Management II - unknown - Bankruptcy 2 - Koei - Super Famicom - 1994
Tetris Plus - Kazuo Sawa, Iku Mizutani (arr.) - Staff Roll - Natsume/Jaleco - Game Boy - 1997
The diddy you were thinking of was Chrono Trigger OST - 02 Chrono Trigger about 25 seconds in from Ultima: Exodus - Tsugutoshi Goto - Menu/King - Newtopia Planning/Pony Canyon - NES - 1989.
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DeleteHmmm, I was struck by the similarity to Chrono Trigger - 3-04 - Time Circuits. I heard what Brent heard right away...
ReplyDeleteI literally had to Google this entry so I could come comment the same thing, months later, haha.
DeleteThe hi hat from Twin Dragons and Panic Restaurant reminds me of 777-9311 by The Time. Rival Turf track slaps hward!
ReplyDeleteGabey T-Rex. No disrespect to Gabecube.
Funny bits boizz.
this track from the Turtles 2 score is pretty simuilar to the Baby T-rex one, including the stuttering, exclamations of awesomeness and the "b-word" https://youtu.be/VrBV3kKaipc copyright claims? was it even legal to be played on the show???
ReplyDeleteI was surprised how much space I'm imaginining was used for that Baby T-Rex song with the voice samples, though I know Jurassic Park II on the SNES has a fully voiced opening cutscene that I was always impressed by.
ReplyDeleteLoved the R-Type selection a few episodes back. Another crazy gem I've discovered recently is the Magician soundtrack on NES by Neil Baldwin, but particularly the final boss battle, Abadon (https://youtu.be/CqvhxATniuM?t=2289).
Keep rockin' on!
Personally I think it's corridors of time from chrono trigger you are hearing
ReplyDeleteI hear Corridors of Time I have no ideas what you guys are huffin'.
ReplyDeleteI had the same problem with Phantasy Star on the SMS. The battery was dead and no saves. I did a hack using a capsella battery pack, slapped two AA batteries and soldered the darn thing to the game. I was able to complete the game with saves... I was around 11 years old... good memories
ReplyDeleteThe Magic of Scheherazade's song reminds me of this awesome horror game for the DS thats inspired by Dragon Quest as a cursed game. Nanashi no Game - Nameless Theme, its a horror game but the theme is quite melancholic, sweet and nostalgic sounding like The Magic of Scheherazade's Overworld.
ReplyDeleteOh, wait until you hear Episode 255.
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