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- Episode #23: FM MetalLock up your daughters, get out the air guitar, and crank the volume up to eleven! This is FM Metal, a collection of some of the finest metal tracks to ever grace FM sound chips. Continue reading →47 min
- Episode #22: Game Music History ~1989~
We close out the 80’s with a look at the state of game music in 1989. As usual, the playlist is ordered by release date.
Download Episode #22: Game Music History ~1989~ (159 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on YoutubePlaylist:
01 “Main Theme” – RoboCop (1989, Commodore 64) by Jonathan Dunn
02 “Mid-Garts” – Mid-Garts (1989, PC-8801) by Masaaki Uno03 “Main Theme” – Lightning Vaccus: The Knight of Iron (1989, X68000) by Koji Hayama04 “Title Screen” – DNA Warrior (1989, Commodore 64) by Thomas Petersen,Kim Christensen05 “Ready to Go / Captain Lancer” – Hellfire (1989, Arcade) by Tatsuya Uemura06 “Title Screen” – R-Type (1989, Amiga) by Chris Hülsbeck07 “Town 1” – Valna (1989, PC-8801) by Manabu Saito08 “Title Screen” – Stormlord (1989, Commodore 64) by Johannes Bjerregaard09 “B-Type Music” – Tetris (1989, Gameboy) by Hirokazu Tanaka10 “Running Up! (Solo I)” – Dirt Fox (1989, Arcade) by Shinji Hosoe11 “Rubble [Area 9]” – Gunhed (1989, PC Engine) by M.Miyamoto,JTS,M.Tsukamoto,S.Inoue,Ozono,K.Takeuchi12 “Polyanna (I Believe In You)” – Mother (1989, NES) by Keiichi Suzuki13 “Loading Tune” – Dominator (1989, Commodore 64) by Matt Gray14 “Ravine” – Area 88 (1989, Arcade) by Manami Matsumae15 “Main Theme” – Kult (1989, Amiga) by Stéphane Picq16 “The Moon” – Duck Tales (1989, NES) by Hiroshige Tonomura17 “Title Theme” – The Colonel’s Bequest (1989, MS-DOS) by Ken Allen18 “Flood of Power” – Midnight Resistance (1989, Arcade) by A.Hara,H.Yoshida,T.Kiuchi,H.Komatsu,Fuse19 “In The Dark Passages” – Shadow of the Beast (1989, Amiga) by David Whittaker20 “Mission 3” – Fire Hawk: Thexder The Second Contact (1989, PC-8801) by Hiromi Ohba21 “Space Quest Theme” – Leisure Suit Larry III (1989, MS-DOS) by Mike Dana22 “Ending” – Emerald Dragon (1989, PC-8801) by Nobuhito Koise23 “Opening” – Dual Targets: The 4th Unit Act.3 (1989, FM Towns) by Yasuhito Saito24 “Title Screen” – Turbo Outrun (1989, Commodore 64) by Jeroen Tel25 “Town of Normana” – Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (1989, MSX2) by Tadahiro Nitta,Ryuji Sasai26 “Intro and Title” – Battle Squadron (1989, Amiga) by Ron Klaren27 “Sunrise Blvd.” – The Revenge of Shinobi (1989, Mega Drive) by Yuzo Koshiro28 “One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue” – Knight Arms: The Hyblid Framer (1989, X68000) by Toshiya Yamanaka29 “Level Select” – Ilyad (1989, Amiga) by Frédéric Hahn30 “Fire Scramble” – Gradius III (1989, Arcade) by J.Kaneda,S.Fukami,M.Higashino,K.Nakamura,M.Izumi31 “Stage 5” – Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (1989, NES) by Kiyohiro Sada32 “Go with the Stream” – Herzog Zwei (1989, Mega Drive) by Naosuke Arai,Tomomi Otani33 “Ruins of Moondoria” – Ys Book I & II (1989, PC Engine CD) by Ryo Yonemitsu34 “Beginning” – Castlevania III (1989, NES) by Hidenori Maezawa,Jun Funahashi,Yukie Morimoto35 “Title” – Budokan: The Martial Spirit (1989, MS-DOS) by Rob Hubbard36 “Laboratory of Madness” – Batman: The Video Game (1989, NES) by Naoki Kodaka37 “Title Theme” – Ghouls’n Ghosts (1989, Amiga) by Tim Follin0 min - Episode #22: Game Music History ~1989~We close out the 80's with a look at the state of game music in 1989. As usual, the playlist is ordered by release date. Continue reading →1 hr 33 min
- Episode #21: Kenichi Arakawa
Kenichi Arakawa is mostly known for his work on visual novels like Jewel Bem Hunter Lime or the Viper series. He got his start composing in the doujin scene, contributing music to a number of PC-88 disk mags under the alias Thomas Brown, before moving on to (mainly) work for Silence and its adult brands Sogna and C-Class. This podcast spotlights this early part of his career, featuring music composed for the FM sound chips of systems like the PC-98 and X68000.
Download Episode #21: Kenichi Arakawa (77 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on YoutubePlaylist:
01 “Jewel Bem Hunter LIME” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
02 “Queen in the Dark Night” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa03 “Step by Step” – Demo (1990, PC-8801) by Kenichi Arakawa04 “Opening” – Animahjong V3 (1993, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa05 “Give Me A Feeling” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa06 “Blue Flight” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa07 “Nami’s Theme” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa08 “MA10” – Animahjong X (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa09 “Shake Hip” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa10 “MILK10” – Exciting Milk Dai 1 Wa (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa11 “Midorix” – PMD98 (1993) by Kenichi Arakawa12 “Shooting Star” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa13 “High Time” – Mahjong Elegance (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa14 “Arabesque Rock” – Viper-BTR (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa15 “LA09” – Lemon Angel (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa16 “Much Difference” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa17 “Dear Takako” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa18 “Ending 2” – Totsugeki! Mix (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa0 min - Episode #21: Kenichi ArakawaKenichi Arakawa is mostly known for his work on visual novels like Jewel Bem Hunter Lime or the Viper series. He got his start composing in the doujin scene, contributing music to a number of PC-88 disk mags under the alias Thomas Brown, before moving on to (mainly) work for Silence and its adult brands Sogna and C-Class. This podcast spotlights this early part of his career, featuring music composed for the FM sound chips of systems like the PC-98 and X68000. Continue reading →46 min
- Episode #20: Thalamus
Thalamus was a British publisher, mostly known for their small, but fine selection of C64 releases, which included some of the most impressive games on the system. Equally impressive were their soundtracks, composed by an assortment of SID legends, like Rob Hubbard, Jeroen Tel, Martin Walker, Matt Gray, or Steve Rowlands. This podcast features a selection of some of Thalamus’ best tracks on the C64 and Amiga.
Download Episode #20: Thalamus (78 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on YoutubePlaylist:
01 “Thalamusic” – Demo (1991, MOD) by Matt Simmonds (4-Mat), comp. Rob Hubbard
02 “Intro” – Snare (1989, Commodore 64) by Martin Walker03 “In-Game” – Venom Wing (1990, Amiga) by Ramon Braumuller04 “Load Next Level” – Hawkeye (1988, Commodore 64) by Jeroen Tel05 “Creatures Title Remix Dance” – Demo (2001, Remix.Kwed.Org) by CZ-Tunes, comp. Steve Rowlands06 “Title Screen” – Delta (1987, Commodore 64) by Rob Hubbard07 “Level 5: The Metal Base” – Borobodur: The Planet of Doom (1992, Amiga) by Reinier van Vliet08 “Ballonacy” – Creatures 2: Torture Trouble (1992, Commodore 64) by Steve Rowlands09 “Ending” – Venom Wing (1990, Amiga) by Ramon Braumuller10 “Ending” – Armalyte (1988, Commodore 64) by Martin Walker11 “Skate School, River Patrol, Ski Patrol” – Winter Camp (1992, Amiga) by Reinier van Vliet12 “Title Screen” – Creatures 2: Torture Trouble (1992, Commodore 64) by Steve Rowlands13 “Quedex (Infected Leads)” – Demo (2009, Remix.Kwed.Org) by PowerTrace, comp. Matt Gray14 “Aggressor Theme” – Walker’s Warbles (1988, Commodore 64) by Martin Walker15 “Title Screen” – Hawkeye (1988, Commodore 64) by Jeroen Tel0 min - Episode #20: ThalamusThalamus was a British publisher, mostly known for their small, but fine selection of C64 releases, which included some of the most impressive games on the system. Equally impressive were their soundtracks, composed by an assortment of SID legends, like Rob Hubbard, Jeroen Tel, Martin Walker, Matt Gray, or Steve Rowlands. This podcast features a selection of some of Thalamus' best tracks on the C64 and Amiga. Continue reading →46 min
- Episode #19: Mighty Luna
We’re back with another un-themed selection of great tunes. An assortment of orcs, bees, evil aliens, and other delightful things is waiting for you on this edition of Audio Panic Room.
Download Episode #19: Mighty Luna (79 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on YoutubePlaylist:
01 “Rolling Man” – CONTINUE (199x, X68000) by NinNin
02 “Title Theme” – Top Gear 2 (1994, CD32) by Patrick Phelan, Neil Biggin03 “Party Tune” – Demo (1989, Commodore 64) by Reyn Ouwehand04 “Crisis” – EVE burst error (1995, PC-9801) by Ryu Takami05 “In the Sky Over Gotham City” – Batman (1990, Mega Drive) by Naoki Kodaka06 “Time Trial Results” – Konami Krazy Racers (2001, Gameboy Advance) by Sotaru Tojima07 “Inferno” – Inferno (1994, MS-DOS) by Alien Sex Fiend, Barry Leitch08 “Name Entry” – Mission Impossibubble (1989, Commodore 64) by Neil Baldwin09 “The Chase” – Ork (1991, Amiga) by Tim Bartlett10 “Afternoon Breeze” – Demo (1995, PC-9801) by Daisuke Takahashi (KID)11 “Sky Swimming” – TwinBee Yahho! (1995, Arcade) by Konami Kukeiha Club12 “Title Screen” – SWiV (2000, Gameboy Color) by Will Davis13 “Shiroma’s Theme” – Chocobo’s Dungeon 2 (1998, Playstation) by Yasuhiro Kawakami14 “Fireworks” – Demo (1990, MOD) by Martin Wall (Mantronix)15 “OP Idle Theme” – Bakuretsu Quiz Tatakae! Maitiruna (1994, PC-9801) by Suzunosuke Himekiri16 “Ending Part 2” – Shadows of Cairn (1994, MS-DOS) by Brian McCulloch, Bob Gumbrecht0 min - Episode #19: Mighty LunaWe're back with another un-themed selection of great tunes. An assortment of orcs, bees, evil aliens, and other delightful things is waiting for you on this edition of Audio Panic Room. Continue reading →45 min
- Episode #18: Pinball Delusions
Welcome to the wonderful world of pinball music! This episode features a fairly eclectic mix of music from real pinball machines, demo scene-influenced Amiga and DOS soundtracks, awesome hard rock from 90s-era pinball games, and (almost) anything in between.
Download Episode #18: Pinball Delusions (82 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on YoutubePlaylist:
01 “Main Theme” – Black Knight 2000 (1989, Pinball) by Dan Forden, Brian Schmidt, Steve Ritchie
02 “Menu Theme” – Pinball Illusions (1994, Amiga) by Olof Gustafsson03 “Road King USA” – Tilt! (1995, MS-DOS) by Tommy Tallarico Studios, Mark Cooksey04 “T-9101G_33” – Pinball Graffiti (1996, Saturn) by Pack-In-Video05 “Main Table” – Dragon’s Fury (1991, Mega Drive) by T. Sakoda, M. Tsukamoto, T. Yamanishi06 “Aquatic Adventure” – Obsession (1994, Atari STE) by Per Almered07 “Multiball” – Whirlwind (1990, Pinball) by Chris Granner08 “Whispy Stage” – Kirby’s Pinball Land (1993, Gameboy) by Tadashi Ikegami09 “Movement (Muddy)” – The Pinball of the Dead (2002, Gameboy Advance) by Hitoshi Sakimoto10 “Snooker Champ” – Silverball (1993, MS-DOS) by Robert Allen11 “Quick Lock Theme 2” – Banzai Run (1993, Pinball) by Brian Schmidt12 “Bonus Stage 3” – Devil’s Crush (1990, PC Engine) by Noriyuki Iwadare13 “Intro” – Pinball Fantasies (1993, CD32) by Olof Gustafsson14 “Title Screen” – Advanced Pinball Simulator (1989, Commodore 64) by David Dunn15 “World Rally Fever 11” – Addiction Pinball (1998, Windows) by Bjørn A. Lynne16 “Fun Fair” – Psycho Pinball (1995, MS-DOS) by Tim Bartlett17 “Jackpot” – Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991, Pinball) by Chris Granner18 “Cheep Cheep Pufferfish Battle” – Mario Pinball Land (2004, Gameboy Advance) by Kenichi Nishimaki19 “The Present Timezone” – Pro Pinball: Timeshock! (1997, MS-DOS) by Jake Burns, Bruce Foxton20 “The Castle” – 3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night (1996, Windows) by Timothy Steven Clarke0 min
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