Download Episode 110: “Saigo no Free Picks” here! It’s a free picks show, and also a special “Thank You” episode! This one may be a little emotionally intense though, so make sure to have some tissues handy while you listen. Find out the meaning behind the title of the show, and what the PTR guys will be up to in the future! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy (GBC, 1998) – “Treasure Island”- Alberto Jose Gonzalez 2 – Barunba (PCE, 1990) – “Fortress (Area 5)” – Makiko Ito, Hiroshi Nishikawa 3 – Ms. Pac Man’s Maze Madness (DC, 2000) -”CleoPactra” Jon Holland 4 – Quattro Sports BMX Simulator (NES, 1993) – “Title Theme” – Gavin Raeburn 5 – Hi No Tori Houhou Hen (FC, 1987) – ”Stage 3” – Kinuyo Yamashita, Iku Mizutani, Hidenori Maezawa 6 – Snipperclips Plus (Switch, 2017) – “Silly Science B” – Calum Bowen 7 – Foreman For Real (SNES, 1995) – “Tournament” – Chris Jojo, Paul Tonge, Suddi Raval 8 – Super Bomberman R (Switch, 2017) – “Online Battle 2” – Seima Iwahashi, Daisuke Kikuta 9 – Radiant Historia Perfect Chronology (3DS, 2018) – “Edge of Green” – Yoko Shimomura 10 – Streets of Rogue (PC, 2017) – “Ghetto Libretto” – Craig Barnes 11 -X-Men VS Street Fighter (Arcade, Saturn, PS1, 1996) – “Theme of Rogue” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 12 – Super R-Type (SNES, 1995) – “A Submerging Titan” – Takushi Hiyamuta Outro – Mega Man X (SNES, 1993) – “Ending” –  Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yūko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode110/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20110.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 110: “Saigo no Free Picks” here!</a> It’s a free picks show, and also a special “Thank You” episode! This one may be a little emotionally intense though, so make sure to have some tissues handy while you listen. Find out the meaning behind the title of the show, and what the PTR guys will be up to in the future! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy (GBC, 1998) – “Treasure Island”- Alberto Jose Gonzalez 2 – Barunba (PCE, 1990) – “Fortress (Area 5)” – Makiko Ito, Hiroshi Nishikawa 3 – Ms. Pac Man’s Maze Madness (DC, 2000) -”CleoPactra” Jon Holland 4 – Quattro Sports BMX Simulator (NES, 1993) – “Title Theme” – Gavin Raeburn 5 – Hi No Tori Houhou Hen (FC, 1987) – ”Stage 3” – Kinuyo Yamashita, Iku Mizutani, Hidenori Maezawa 6 – Snipperclips Plus (Switch, 2017) – “Silly Science B” – Calum Bowen 7 – Foreman For Real (SNES, 1995) – “Tournament” – Chris Jojo, Paul Tonge, Suddi Raval 8 – Super Bomberman R (Switch, 2017) – “Online Battle 2” – Seima Iwahashi, Daisuke Kikuta 9 – Radiant Historia Perfect Chronology (3DS, 2018) – “Edge of Green” – Yoko Shimomura 10 – Streets of Rogue (PC, 2017) – “Ghetto Libretto” – Craig Barnes 11 -X-Men VS Street Fighter (Arcade, Saturn, PS1, 1996) – “Theme of Rogue” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 12 – Super R-Type (SNES, 1995) – “A Submerging Titan” – Takushi Hiyamuta Outro – Mega Man X (SNES, 1993) – “Ending” –  Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yūko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama

Episode 110: Saigo no Free Picks

Download Episode 109: “BATMAN” here! Ever dance to VGM in the pale moonlight? Mike and Ed heed the call of the Bat-Signal and swing into action with a utility belt full of awesome tunes! Join them as they explore the history of the Dark Knight, delve into both obscure and classic Batman games, and spin some incredible music from Naoki Kodaka, Barry Leitch, Jake Kaufman, and more! Thanks to Dan Bisciglia, Ben Dishman, and Joe Dunbar for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Batman, the Caped Crusader (C64, 1988) – “In-Game Theme” – Fred Gray 2 – Batman: The Movie (ZX Spectrum, 1989) – “Stage 5 – The Cathedral” – Matthew Cannon 3 – Batman (Amiga, 1989) – “Title Screen” – Matthew Cannon, Jonathan Dunn 4 – Batman: The Video Game (NES, 1990) – “Stage 1 and 5” – Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki Hara 5 – Batman (TG-16, 1990) “Stage 4” – Nobuyuki Hara 6 – Batman: Return of the Joker (NES, 1991) – “Stages 1+6” – Nobuyuki Hara, Naoki Kodaka, Shinichi Seya 7 – Batman Returns (Sega CD, 1992) – “Act 2, Driving Stages 1-5, &amp; Driving Acts Intro” – Spencer Nilsen 8 – Batman: The Animated Series (GB, 1993) – “Mr. Freeze Level” – Yoshiyuki Hagiwara, Yuko Kurahashi 9 – Adventures of Batman &amp; Robin (SNES, 1994) – “Joker’s Funhouse” – Jun Funahashi, Masanari Iwata, Masahiko Kimura, Kayo Fujitani, Harumi Uekō, Masahiro Ikariko, Kazuhiko Uehara 10 – Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (PS1, N64, 2000) – “Stage 1” – Unknown 11 – Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu (GBA, 2003) – “Clayface” – Barry Leitch 12 – Batman: The Brave and the Bold (DS, 2010) – “Catwoman Boss Level” – Jake Kaufman

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode109/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20109.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 109: “BATMAN” here!</a> Ever dance to VGM in the pale moonlight? Mike and Ed heed the call of the Bat-Signal and swing into action with a utility belt full of awesome tunes! Join them as they explore the history of the Dark Knight, delve into both obscure and classic Batman games, and spin some incredible music from Naoki Kodaka, Barry Leitch, Jake Kaufman, and more! Thanks to Dan Bisciglia, Ben Dishman, and Joe Dunbar for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Batman, the Caped Crusader (C64, 1988) – “In-Game Theme” – Fred Gray 2 – Batman: The Movie (ZX Spectrum, 1989) – “Stage 5 – The Cathedral” – Matthew Cannon 3 – Batman (Amiga, 1989) – “Title Screen” – Matthew Cannon, Jonathan Dunn 4 – Batman: The Video Game (NES, 1990) – “Stage 1 and 5” – Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki Hara 5 – Batman (TG-16, 1990) “Stage 4” – Nobuyuki Hara 6 – Batman: Return of the Joker (NES, 1991) – “Stages 1+6” – Nobuyuki Hara, Naoki Kodaka, Shinichi Seya 7 – Batman Returns (Sega CD, 1992) – “Act 2, Driving Stages 1-5, &amp; Driving Acts Intro” – Spencer Nilsen 8 – Batman: The Animated Series (GB, 1993) – “Mr. Freeze Level” – Yoshiyuki Hagiwara, Yuko Kurahashi 9 – Adventures of Batman &amp; Robin (SNES, 1994) – “Joker’s Funhouse” – Jun Funahashi, Masanari Iwata, Masahiko Kimura, Kayo Fujitani, Harumi Uekō, Masahiro Ikariko, Kazuhiko Uehara 10 – Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (PS1, N64, 2000) – “Stage 1” – Unknown 11 – Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu (GBA, 2003) – “Clayface” – Barry Leitch 12 – Batman: The Brave and the Bold (DS, 2010) – “Catwoman Boss Level” – Jake Kaufman

Episode 109: BATMAN

Download Episode 108: “Isometric Jamz” here! It’s time to look at video game music from a whole new perspective! In today’s episode, Mike and Ed select their tracks exclusively from games that use an isometric viewpoint.  Prepare your ears for tunes spanning the history of the video game industry, with some well-known titles mixed in with a few that may surprise you! Thanks to Jay Jorgenson, Ben Dishman, and Josh Battin for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Thanks also to Internetakias1 on YouTube for the Clarification Corner segment! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Last Ninja 2 (C64, 1988) – “Central Park” – Matt Gray 2 – Biker Mice From Mars (SNES, 1994) – “Fortress” – Nobuyuki Akena, Hideto Inoue 3 – Lunar Knights (DS, 2007) – “Guild Hideout” – Hiroe Noguchi, Masashi Watanabe, Masanori Akita, Akihiro Honda, Shuichi Kobori, Nobuko Toda, Yuichi Tsuchiya, Yasuhiro Ichihashi, Tsutomu Watanabe, Tomoharu Nakano, Rie Yamatani, Yutaka Shimoyama, Rie Nakano, Hideyuki Suzuki, Kazuki Muraoka 4 – Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis, 1996) – “Rusty Ruin Zone Act 1” – Tatsuyuki Maeda, Jun Senoue, Masaru Setsumaru, Seirō Okamoto 5 – Assault Android Cactus (PS4, Xbox1, PC, Linux, Mac, 2015) – “Cactus” – Jeff van Dyck 6 – Snake, Rattle &amp; Roll (NES, 1990) – “Levels 5 and 8” – David Wise 7 – Solstice (NES, 1990) – “Ending” – Tim Follin 8 – Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (SNES, 1996) – “Rose Town” – Yoko Shimomura 9 – Pac-Mania (Arcade, 1987) – “Pac Man’s Park” – Junko Ozawa, Yoshito Tomuro, Yuriko Keino 10 – Battle Chasers: Nightwar (PS4, 2017) – “Mana Surge” Clark Powell, Jesper Kyd 11 – Bastion (PC, 2011) – “Twisted Streets” – Darren Korb 12 – Front Mission (SNES, 1995) – “Take the offensive” – Yoko Shimomura, Noriko Matsueda

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode108/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20108.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 108: “Isometric Jamz” here!</a> It’s time to look at video game music from a whole new perspective! In today’s episode, Mike and Ed select their tracks exclusively from games that use an isometric viewpoint.  Prepare your ears for tunes spanning the history of the video game industry, with some well-known titles mixed in with a few that may surprise you! Thanks to Jay Jorgenson, Ben Dishman, and Josh Battin for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Thanks also to Internetakias1 on YouTube for the Clarification Corner segment! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Last Ninja 2 (C64, 1988) – “Central Park” – Matt Gray 2 – Biker Mice From Mars (SNES, 1994) – “Fortress” – Nobuyuki Akena, Hideto Inoue 3 – Lunar Knights (DS, 2007) – “Guild Hideout” – Hiroe Noguchi, Masashi Watanabe, Masanori Akita, Akihiro Honda, Shuichi Kobori, Nobuko Toda, Yuichi Tsuchiya, Yasuhiro Ichihashi, Tsutomu Watanabe, Tomoharu Nakano, Rie Yamatani, Yutaka Shimoyama, Rie Nakano, Hideyuki Suzuki, Kazuki Muraoka 4 – Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis, 1996) – “Rusty Ruin Zone Act 1” – Tatsuyuki Maeda, Jun Senoue, Masaru Setsumaru, Seirō Okamoto 5 – Assault Android Cactus (PS4, Xbox1, PC, Linux, Mac, 2015) – “Cactus” – Jeff van Dyck 6 – Snake, Rattle &amp; Roll (NES, 1990) – “Levels 5 and 8” – David Wise 7 – Solstice (NES, 1990) – “Ending” – Tim Follin 8 – Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (SNES, 1996) – “Rose Town” – Yoko Shimomura 9 – Pac-Mania (Arcade, 1987) – “Pac Man’s Park” – Junko Ozawa, Yoshito Tomuro, Yuriko Keino 10 – Battle Chasers: Nightwar (PS4, 2017) – “Mana Surge” Clark Powell, Jesper Kyd 11 – Bastion (PC, 2011) – “Twisted Streets” – Darren Korb 12 – Front Mission (SNES, 1995) – “Take the offensive” – Yoko Shimomura, Noriko Matsueda

Episode 108: Isometric Jamz

Download Episode 107: “The Music of the PC-98” here! The PC-98 series of computers wasn’t really meant to play games. Ironically, it became the system with one of the most robust collections of it’s time. Packed with the option of two fantastic FM-synthesis soundchips, there was no shortage of incredible music for this unassuming beige box. In this episode, Mike and Ed explore some of the best music the PC-98 has to offer! After recording this episode, we discovered that the first song we play (attributed to “unknown”) was in fact composed by Ryu Umemoto. WARNING: Due to the adult nature of the games in this episode, there are some descriptions of mature content. While we strive to keep it in PG-13 territory, you may not want to listen with your kids or grandma.  Thanks to Trevin Hughes, , Chris Murray, and Key Glyph for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (Publisher, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) [Sound Chip] 1 – Rall III: Kakusei-hen (Fairy Dust, 1994) – “Battle 1 – Winning Expectation” – Ryu Umemoto [OPN] 2 – Ningyō Tsukai 2 [Metal &amp; Lace 2] – (Forest, 1996) – “VS J Mantis” – Hideki Higuchi [OPNA] 3 – Rhyme Star (Starcraft, 1994) “World 12“ – Takeshi Abo [OPNA] 4 – Zatsuon Ryoiki (D.O, 1994) – “Introductory Scene – Highway” – Ryuuichirou Fujisawa, Hiro Tachibana [OPN] 5 – Possessioner (Queen Soft, 1994) “Labotech/Dr. Lashmar” – Hiroaki Sano, Masahiro Kajihara [OPN] 6 – Cross Changer (Ucom, 1994) – “Action 1” – Suzunosuke Himekiri [OPNA] 7 – Virgin Angel – (Crystal Soft, 1995) “Virgin Angel’s Theme 2 – Staff Roll” – Sen Shibata [OPNA] 8 – Night Slave (Melody, 1996) – “Hard Rushing” – Yuki Nakayama (PANDA) [OPN] 9 – Silent Mobius: Case Titanic Reproduction (Gainax &amp; D4Enterprise, 1990) “Silent City” – Masahiro Kajiwara, Hiroe Suga [OPN] 10 – Waku Waku Mahjong Panic! 2 (Four-Nine &amp; Excellents, 1996) – “Totsugeki” – Kazumichi Moegi [OPNA] 11 – Trouble Outsiders – (Petit, 1996) “A Battle With Destiny” – Shiori Ueno [OPNA] 12 – Amy to Yobanaide [Don’t Call me Amy] (C’s Ware, 1995) – “Tomomi-kun” – Ryu Umemoto [OPNA]

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode107/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20107.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 107: “The Music of the PC-98” here!</a> The PC-98 series of computers wasn’t really meant to play games. Ironically, it became the system with one of the most robust collections of it’s time. Packed with the option of two fantastic FM-synthesis soundchips, there was no shortage of incredible music for this unassuming beige box. In this episode, Mike and Ed explore some of the best music the PC-98 has to offer! After recording this episode, we discovered that the first song we play (attributed to “unknown”) was in fact composed by Ryu Umemoto. WARNING: Due to the adult nature of the games in this episode, there are some descriptions of mature content. While we strive to keep it in PG-13 territory, you may not want to listen with your kids or grandma.  Thanks to Trevin Hughes, , Chris Murray, and Key Glyph for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (Publisher, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) [Sound Chip] 1 – Rall III: Kakusei-hen (Fairy Dust, 1994) – “Battle 1 – Winning Expectation” – Ryu Umemoto [OPN] 2 – Ningyō Tsukai 2 [Metal &amp; Lace 2] – (Forest, 1996) – “VS J Mantis” – Hideki Higuchi [OPNA] 3 – Rhyme Star (Starcraft, 1994) “World 12“ – Takeshi Abo [OPNA] 4 – Zatsuon Ryoiki (D.O, 1994) – “Introductory Scene – Highway” – Ryuuichirou Fujisawa, Hiro Tachibana [OPN] 5 – Possessioner (Queen Soft, 1994) “Labotech/Dr. Lashmar” – Hiroaki Sano, Masahiro Kajihara [OPN] 6 – Cross Changer (Ucom, 1994) – “Action 1” – Suzunosuke Himekiri [OPNA] 7 – Virgin Angel – (Crystal Soft, 1995) “Virgin Angel’s Theme 2 – Staff Roll” – Sen Shibata [OPNA] 8 – Night Slave (Melody, 1996) – “Hard Rushing” – Yuki Nakayama (PANDA) [OPN] 9 – Silent Mobius: Case Titanic Reproduction (Gainax &amp; D4Enterprise, 1990) “Silent City” – Masahiro Kajiwara, Hiroe Suga [OPN] 10 – Waku Waku Mahjong Panic! 2 (Four-Nine &amp; Excellents, 1996) – “Totsugeki” – Kazumichi Moegi [OPNA] 11 – Trouble Outsiders – (Petit, 1996) “A Battle With Destiny” – Shiori Ueno [OPNA] 12 – Amy to Yobanaide [Don’t Call me Amy] (C’s Ware, 1995) – “Tomomi-kun” – Ryu Umemoto [OPNA]

Episode 107: The Music of the PC-98

Download Episode 106: “4th Anniversary w/ Ryu and Snake” here! PixelTunes is officially 4 years old! Woohoo! Ed makes his return to the show and celebrates with Mike and special guest Ryu Hayabusa. Ryu’s picked some excellent VGM to share with the guys today, and things get VERY interesting as the episode progresses. Listen in for some wacky antics and lots of the great VGM that PTR is famous for! Thanks to Chris Murray, Scott Mcelhone, Ariel Schneider, Henrik Andersson, and Dan Bisciglia for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Dragon Skills (Wii U, 2016) – “World 3 – Graveyard” – Simon Osterhold (Sim Productions) 2 – Pizza Pop! (FC, 1992) – “Stage 3 – Motorcycle Ride” – Junya Kozakai 3 – Ninja Battle Heroes (3DS, 2014) – “BGM01” – Unknown 4 – Goemon Mononoke Sugoroku (N64, 1999) “Party Time” – Hajime Takai, Tomoaki Hirono 5 – Guardian War (3DO, 1994) – “Shop” – Yasufumi Fukuda, Yukiharu Urita 6 – Lupin Sensei: Pandora no Isan (FC,1987 ) – “Stage 1 – Mansion” – Haruhisa Udagawa, Kumi Hanaoka 7 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES, 1989 ) – “Airport/Overworld 2” – Jun Funahashi 8 – Metal Gear (MSX2, 1987) – Red Alert” – Iku Mizutani 9 – Tomb Raider: Legend (GCN, PS2, Xbox, 2006) – “Bolivia 4B” – Troels Brun Folmann 10 – Winback (N64, PS2, 1999) – “Multiplayer 2” – Kaori Nakabai, Keiji yamagishi, Tsutomu Hirasawa 11 – Daytona Championship USA (Arcade, 2017) – “Let’s Go Away [New Version]” – Takenobu Mitsuyoshi 12 – Savage (Amiga,1989) – “Savage Remix” – Kevin Collier

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode106/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20106.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 106: “4th Anniversary w/ Ryu and Snake” here!</a> PixelTunes is officially 4 years old! Woohoo! Ed makes his return to the show and celebrates with Mike and special guest Ryu Hayabusa. Ryu’s picked some excellent VGM to share with the guys today, and things get VERY interesting as the episode progresses. Listen in for some wacky antics and lots of the great VGM that PTR is famous for! Thanks to Chris Murray, Scott Mcelhone, Ariel Schneider, Henrik Andersson, and Dan Bisciglia for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Dragon Skills (Wii U, 2016) – “World 3 – Graveyard” – Simon Osterhold (Sim Productions) 2 – Pizza Pop! (FC, 1992) – “Stage 3 – Motorcycle Ride” – Junya Kozakai 3 – Ninja Battle Heroes (3DS, 2014) – “BGM01” – Unknown 4 – Goemon Mononoke Sugoroku (N64, 1999) “Party Time” – Hajime Takai, Tomoaki Hirono 5 – Guardian War (3DO, 1994) – “Shop” – Yasufumi Fukuda, Yukiharu Urita 6 – Lupin Sensei: Pandora no Isan (FC,1987 ) – “Stage 1 – Mansion” – Haruhisa Udagawa, Kumi Hanaoka 7 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES, 1989 ) – “Airport/Overworld 2” – Jun Funahashi 8 – Metal Gear (MSX2, 1987) – Red Alert” – Iku Mizutani 9 – Tomb Raider: Legend (GCN, PS2, Xbox, 2006) – “Bolivia 4B” – Troels Brun Folmann 10 – Winback (N64, PS2, 1999) – “Multiplayer 2” – Kaori Nakabai, Keiji yamagishi, Tsutomu Hirasawa 11 – Daytona Championship USA (Arcade, 2017) – “Let’s Go Away [New Version]” – Takenobu Mitsuyoshi 12 – Savage (Amiga,1989) – “Savage Remix” – Kevin Collier

Episode 106: 4th Anniversary w/ Ryu and Snake

Download Episode 05: “SNES Deep Cuts” here! Uncovering unique tracks has always been a PixelTunes Radio staple, but on episode 105, we’re down-right hole punchy! Mike is joined by our guest co-host once again, Justin, as they go round robin on tracks with the always knowledgeable VGM aficionado himself, Niko AKA The Wii Guy! Listen on as the guys get weird and wonky with Looney Tunes, discuss the finer methods of cheese and pickle based weaponry, and baste themselves in the longest track to date on PixelTunes history! With tons of humor and information about the Super NES sound hardware, along with some truly deep cuts, this is one you won’t want to miss! Thanks to Justin for subbing for Ed again, and as always, our guest Niko AKA The WiiGuy! Check out his channels! WiiGuys 8BitStereo GamingGoingGoneLive! Thanks to our PixelChat submitters: Jeff Leppard, John Jekel, Ariel Schneider, Joe Dunbar, Henrik Andersson, and Niko AKA The WiiGuy! Send your questions to: pixeltunesradio@gmail.com Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) All tracks this episode are from the SNES  1 – The Green Lantern (Unreleased) – “Hi Score” – Dean Evans 2 – Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions (1993) “20,000 Martians Under the Sea” – Jim Hedges 3 – Imperium (1992) “Base of the Sea” – Tenpei Sato, Tatsuya Sato, Hiroki Uematsu 4 – Stone Protectors (1994) – “Main Theme” – Steve Duckworth 5 – Alien vs. Predator (1993) – “Space Port” – Tenpei Sato, Hisayoshi Ogura 6 -Rudra no Hihou (Treasure of the Rudras) (1996) – “Battle for the Fields” – Ryuji Sasai 7 – Rendering Ranger: R2 (1995) – “Stage 7” – Stefan Kramer, Jesper Olsen 8 – Super Star Wars (1992) – “Jawa Sandcrawler” – John Williams, Paul Webb 9 – Hebereke’s Popoitto (1995) – “Stages 3 &amp; 5” – Noriaki Urata, Kazuo Nii, Hiroshi Tsukamoto 10 – Utopia: The Creation Of A Nation (1993) – “Alpha Ceti” – Barry Leitch 11 – Gradius III (1991) – “Aqua Illusion” – Kazuki Muraoka, Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Ueko, Yukie Morimoto 12 – The Great Battle IV – (1994) – “Floating World Martom (Fourth Stage)” – Norihiko Togashi

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode105/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20105.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 05: “SNES Deep Cuts” here!</a> Uncovering unique tracks has always been a PixelTunes Radio staple, but on episode 105, we’re down-right hole punchy! Mike is joined by our guest co-host once again, Justin, as they go round robin on tracks with the always knowledgeable VGM aficionado himself, Niko AKA The Wii Guy! Listen on as the guys get weird and wonky with Looney Tunes, discuss the finer methods of cheese and pickle based weaponry, and baste themselves in the longest track to date on PixelTunes history! With tons of humor and information about the Super NES sound hardware, along with some truly deep cuts, this is one you won’t want to miss! Thanks to Justin for subbing for Ed again, and as always, our guest Niko AKA The WiiGuy! Check out his channels! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/Wiiguy309" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WiiGuys 8BitStereo</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYphXzuC4Zi5MVjouspk84A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GamingGoingGoneLive!</a> Thanks to our PixelChat submitters: Jeff Leppard, John Jekel, Ariel Schneider, Joe Dunbar, Henrik Andersson, and Niko AKA The WiiGuy! Send your questions to: pixeltunesradio@gmail.com <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) All tracks this episode are from the SNES 1 – The Green Lantern (Unreleased) – “Hi Score” – Dean Evans 2 – Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions (1993) “20,000 Martians Under the Sea” – Jim Hedges 3 – Imperium (1992) “Base of the Sea” – Tenpei Sato, Tatsuya Sato, Hiroki Uematsu 4 – Stone Protectors (1994) – “Main Theme” – Steve Duckworth 5 – Alien vs. Predator (1993) – “Space Port” – Tenpei Sato, Hisayoshi Ogura 6 -Rudra no Hihou (Treasure of the Rudras) (1996) – “Battle for the Fields” – Ryuji Sasai 7 – Rendering Ranger: R2 (1995) – “Stage 7” – Stefan Kramer, Jesper Olsen 8 – Super Star Wars (1992) – “Jawa Sandcrawler” – John Williams, Paul Webb 9 – Hebereke’s Popoitto (1995) – “Stages 3 &amp; 5” – Noriaki Urata, Kazuo Nii, Hiroshi Tsukamoto 10 – Utopia: The Creation Of A Nation (1993) – “Alpha Ceti” – Barry Leitch 11 – Gradius III (1991) – “Aqua Illusion” – Kazuki Muraoka, Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Ueko, Yukie Morimoto 12 – The Great Battle IV – (1994) – “Floating World Martom (Fourth Stage)” – Norihiko Togashi

Episode 105: SNES Deep Cuts

Download Episode 104: “Wario” here! Aside from Bowser and Wart, Mario didn’t really have an arch nemesis…that is until Wario appeared. Since his 1992 debut as the antagonist in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, Wario’s anti-hero brand has continued to evolve over time. From his own Wario Land and Warioware Inc. series, to puzzle games, party and sports titles, Wario has embraced change across an almost 30 year reign. Hidden in this episode are 12 treasure troves of tracks that are sure to make sure you DON’T have a rotten day! Join Mike and Ed’s fill in co-host Justin as they share music from some of Nintendo’s most celebrated composers. Thanks to Alex Messenger, Chris Murray, Key Glyph, and Matt Crawford for their Wario-themed PixelChat Questions! Send us YOUR questions at PixelTunesRadio@gmail.com Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (GB, 1992) – “Wario Castle” – Kazumi Totaka 2 – Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (GB, 1994) – “Ending”- Kozue Ishikawa, Ryōji Yoshitomi 3 – Wario’s Woods (NES, 1994) – “Round Clear” – Shinobu Amayake, Soyo Oka 4 – Wario Blast feat. Bomberman (GB, 1994) – “World 3” – Yasuhiko Fukuda 5 – Virtual Boy Wario Land (VB, 1995) – “Credits” – Kazumi Totaka 6 – Wario Land 2 (GBC, 1998) – “End Assessment” – Kozue Ishikawa 7 – Wario Land 3 (GBC, 2000) – “Out of the Woods (Day)” – Kozue Ishikawa, Ryoji Yoshitomi 8 – Wario Land 4 (GBA, 2001) – “Hall of Hieroglyphs”- Ryōji Yoshitomi 9 – Wario World (GCN, 2003) – “Greenhorn Forest” – Norio Hanzawa, Minako Hamano 10 – Wario: Master of Disguise (DS, 2007) – “Terrormisu Battle” – Kenji Hikita 11 – Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii, 2008) – “The Pirate Shop” – Tomoya Tomita 12 – Game &amp; Wario (Wii U, 2013) – “Jimmy Lovin’” – Yasuhisa Baba, Masanobu Matsunaga, Takeru Kanazaki, Hiroki Morishita, Shoh Murakami, Yoshito Sekigawa

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode104/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20104.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 104: “Wario” here!</a> Aside from Bowser and Wart, Mario didn’t really have an arch nemesis…that is until Wario appeared. Since his 1992 debut as the antagonist in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, Wario’s anti-hero brand has continued to evolve over time. From his own Wario Land and Warioware Inc. series, to puzzle games, party and sports titles, Wario has embraced change across an almost 30 year reign. Hidden in this episode are 12 treasure troves of tracks that are sure to make sure you DON’T have a rotten day! Join Mike and Ed’s fill in co-host Justin as they share music from some of Nintendo’s most celebrated composers. Thanks to Alex Messenger, Chris Murray, Key Glyph, and Matt Crawford for their Wario-themed PixelChat Questions! Send us YOUR questions at PixelTunesRadio@gmail.com <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (GB, 1992) – “Wario Castle” – Kazumi Totaka 2 – Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (GB, 1994) – “Ending”- Kozue Ishikawa, Ryōji Yoshitomi 3 – Wario’s Woods (NES, 1994) – “Round Clear” – Shinobu Amayake, Soyo Oka 4 – Wario Blast feat. Bomberman (GB, 1994) – “World 3” – Yasuhiko Fukuda 5 – Virtual Boy Wario Land (VB, 1995) – “Credits” – Kazumi Totaka 6 – Wario Land 2 (GBC, 1998) – “End Assessment” – Kozue Ishikawa 7 – Wario Land 3 (GBC, 2000) – “Out of the Woods (Day)” – Kozue Ishikawa, Ryoji Yoshitomi 8 – Wario Land 4 (GBA, 2001) – “Hall of Hieroglyphs”- Ryōji Yoshitomi 9 – Wario World (GCN, 2003) – “Greenhorn Forest” – Norio Hanzawa, Minako Hamano 10 – Wario: Master of Disguise (DS, 2007) – “Terrormisu Battle” – Kenji Hikita 11 – Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii, 2008) – “The Pirate Shop” – Tomoya Tomita 12 – Game &amp; Wario (Wii U, 2013) – “Jimmy Lovin’” – Yasuhisa Baba, Masanobu Matsunaga, Takeru Kanazaki, Hiroki Morishita, Shoh Murakami, Yoshito Sekigawa

Episode 104: Wario

John Baker

Download Episode 103: “John Baker, ToeJam, Earl, and More” here! Prepare for the funky fresh style of John Baker, as Mike and previous guest co-host Brian interview the ToeJam &amp; Earl legend himself! They also explore some other games in his catalog, and ask some hard hitting questions about the GEMS driver. The answers are not what you’d expect! We also hear tracks with lots of variety from Baker’s post-TJ&amp;E days. This is definitely one you don’t want to miss! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title All Music Composed by John Baker 1 – ToeJam &amp; Earl (Genesis, 1991) “Rapmaster Rocket Racket” 2 – ToeJam &amp; Earl (Genesis, 1991) “Funkotronic Beat” 3 – ToeJam &amp; Earl: Panic on Funkotron (Genesis, 1993) “Lewanda’s Love” 4 – ToeJam &amp; Earl: Panic on Funkotron (Genesis, 1993) “Funk Down Under” 5 – Gex: Enter The Gecko (PS1, 1998) “Kung Fu Theatre, pt. 2” 6 – Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko (PSX, N64, 1999) “Holiday Broadcasting (Totally Scrooged)” 7 – Farmville (Facebook Web, 2009) “Haunted Hollow” 8 – Mafia Wars Shakedown (iOS, 2011) “Main Theme” 9 – Battlestone (Mobile, 2013) “Main Theme”

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode103/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20103.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 103: “John Baker, ToeJam, Earl, and More” here!</a> Prepare for the funky fresh style of John Baker, as Mike and previous guest co-host Brian interview the ToeJam &amp; Earl legend himself! They also explore some other games in his catalog, and ask some hard hitting questions about the GEMS driver. The answers are not what you’d expect! We also hear tracks with lots of variety from Baker’s post-TJ&amp;E days. This is definitely one you don’t want to miss! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title All Music Composed by John Baker 1 – ToeJam &amp; Earl (Genesis, 1991) “Rapmaster Rocket Racket” 2 – ToeJam &amp; Earl (Genesis, 1991) “Funkotronic Beat” 3 – ToeJam &amp; Earl: Panic on Funkotron (Genesis, 1993) “Lewanda’s Love” 4 – ToeJam &amp; Earl: Panic on Funkotron (Genesis, 1993) “Funk Down Under” 5 – Gex: Enter The Gecko (PS1, 1998) “Kung Fu Theatre, pt. 2” 6 – Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko (PSX, N64, 1999) “Holiday Broadcasting (Totally Scrooged)” 7 – Farmville (Facebook Web, 2009) “Haunted Hollow” 8 – Mafia Wars Shakedown (iOS, 2011) “Main Theme” 9 – Battlestone (Mobile, 2013) “Main Theme”

Episode 103: John Baker, ToeJam, Earl, and More

Cam Chiles

Download Episode 102: “Final Fight with Cam Chiles” here! On today’s episode, Ed and Mike team up with special guest Cam Chiles to celebrate the Final Fight game series (and horribly mispronounce Mike Haggar’s last name in the process!) Final Fight was a collection of beat ’em up titles from Capcom, and featured music by some of their most talented and prolific composers. Join them as they crank out jams by Junko Tamiya, Setsuo Yamamoto, T’s Music, and more! Thanks to Cameron Mount for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Final Fight (SNES, 1991) – “Big Katana Boss” –  Junko Tamiya, Toshio Kajino 2 – Final Fight 2 (SNES, 1993) – “Sleep Junk Down” – Yasuaki Fujita, Mari Yamaguchi, Yuki Iwai, Setsuo Yamamoto, Yūko Takehara, Tatsuya Nishimura 3 – (Cam) Saturday Night Slam Masters (Arcade, 1993) – “Mike Haggar” – Masaki Izutani, Toshio Kajino, Syun Nishigaki, Ryo Mizutsuki, Nobuhiro Ōuchi 4 – Mighty Final Fight (NES, 1993) – “Round 4 (Factory)” – Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuko Takehara 5 – Final Fight CD (Sega CD, 1993) – “West Side Andore Cage Fight and Stage Ending” – T’s Music 6 – Final Fight 3 (SNES, 1995) – “For Metro City” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 7 – Final Fight 3 – (SNES, 1995) – “Law &amp; Disorder” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 8 – Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Arcade, 1996) – “Guy’s Theme” – Syun Nishigaki, Setsuo Yamamoto, Tatsuro Suzuki, Isao Abe, Yuko Takehara, Naoaki Iwami, Naoshi Mizuta 9 – Final Fight Revenge (Saturn, 2000) – “Damnd’s Theme” – Jim Wallace 10 – Final Fight One (GBA, 2001) – “Double Andore” – Seiko Kobuchi, Toshio Kajino 11 – Final Fight Streetwise (PS2, 2006) – “Bar Fight” – DJ D-Fault (Brad Fotch,) Raymond Herrera, Kristian Habenicht 12 – Ultra Street Fighter IV (Arcade, PS3, PC, X360, 2009) – “Cody’s Theme” – Hideyuki Fukasawa Bonus Outro: The Mad Gear: Go Right and Fight! (PC, 2017) – “Act IV: I Dig Your Whig” – Adam Ford (Lead Composer), Cam Werme (Drum Tracking)

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode102/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20102.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 102: “Final Fight with Cam Chiles” here!</a> On today’s episode, Ed and Mike team up with special guest Cam Chiles to celebrate the Final Fight game series (and horribly mispronounce Mike Haggar’s last name in the process!) Final Fight was a collection of beat ’em up titles from Capcom, and featured music by some of their most talented and prolific composers. Join them as they crank out jams by Junko Tamiya, Setsuo Yamamoto, T’s Music, and more! Thanks to Cameron Mount for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Final Fight (SNES, 1991) – “Big Katana Boss” –  Junko Tamiya, Toshio Kajino 2 – Final Fight 2 (SNES, 1993) – “Sleep Junk Down” – Yasuaki Fujita, Mari Yamaguchi, Yuki Iwai, Setsuo Yamamoto, Yūko Takehara, Tatsuya Nishimura 3 – (Cam) Saturday Night Slam Masters (Arcade, 1993) – “Mike Haggar” – Masaki Izutani, Toshio Kajino, Syun Nishigaki, Ryo Mizutsuki, Nobuhiro Ōuchi 4 – Mighty Final Fight (NES, 1993) – “Round 4 (Factory)” – Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuko Takehara 5 – Final Fight CD (Sega CD, 1993) – “West Side Andore Cage Fight and Stage Ending” – T’s Music 6 – Final Fight 3 (SNES, 1995) – “For Metro City” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 7 – Final Fight 3 – (SNES, 1995) – “Law &amp; Disorder” – Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara 8 – Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Arcade, 1996) – “Guy’s Theme” – Syun Nishigaki, Setsuo Yamamoto, Tatsuro Suzuki, Isao Abe, Yuko Takehara, Naoaki Iwami, Naoshi Mizuta 9 – Final Fight Revenge (Saturn, 2000) – “Damnd’s Theme” – Jim Wallace 10 – Final Fight One (GBA, 2001) – “Double Andore” – Seiko Kobuchi, Toshio Kajino 11 – Final Fight Streetwise (PS2, 2006) – “Bar Fight” – DJ D-Fault (Brad Fotch,) Raymond Herrera, Kristian Habenicht 12 – Ultra Street Fighter IV (Arcade, PS3, PC, X360, 2009) – “Cody’s Theme” – Hideyuki Fukasawa Bonus Outro: The Mad Gear: Go Right and Fight! (PC, 2017) – “Act IV: I Dig Your Whig” – Adam Ford (Lead Composer), Cam Werme (Drum Tracking)

Episode 102: Final Fight with Cam Chiles

Download Episode 101: “Super Free Picks: Turbo Edition” here! Ed and Mike start out the “Second Century” of PixelTunes Radio with a fantastic batch of free-pick music. As is usually the case with these shows, there’s a little bit of something for everyone, from speedy metal to groovy FM synth. Enjoy! Thanks to Joe Dunbar, Alex Messenger, and Scott Mcelhone for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril (NES, 2010) – “Area 1” – Sivak 2 – Dial Q wo Mawase! (Genesis, 1992) – “Match Tune” – Unknown 3 – Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice (3DS, 2016) – “Scallywag Reef’ – Richard Jacques 4 – A Hat in Time (PC, 2017) – “Mafia Town (Scooter)” – Pascal Michael Stiefel 5 – Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (PS4/PC/Vita, 2017) – “Deadly Temptation” – Hayato Sonoda, Takahiro Unisuga 6 – Ku2 [Serious Mode] (X68000, 1993) – “Stage 1” – Unknown 7 – Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (SFC, 1993) – “Battlefield” – Ryuiji Sasai, Tadahiro Nitta, arr. by Hiroshi Amagi 8 – Dirt Dash (Arcade, 1995) – “City” – Shinji Hosoe, Ayako Saso, Hiroto Sasaki, Nobuyoshi Sano, Takayuki Aihara, Yuri Misumi 9 – De Blob (Wii, 2008) – “Revolutionary” – John Guscott 10 – Drinky &amp; Smokey (X68000, 1994) – “Smokey Blues” – Naboru Matsuoka 11 – Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage (XBOX 360/PS3, 2010) – “The Seven Scars”- Masayoshi Sasaki, Haruki Yamada 12 – Waterworld (Genesis, 1995 unreleased) – “Shop 2” – Unknown

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode101/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%20101.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 101: “Super Free Picks: Turbo Edition” here!</a> Ed and Mike start out the “Second Century” of PixelTunes Radio with a fantastic batch of free-pick music. As is usually the case with these shows, there’s a little bit of something for everyone, from speedy metal to groovy FM synth. Enjoy! Thanks to Joe Dunbar, Alex Messenger, and Scott Mcelhone for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril (NES, 2010) – “Area 1” – Sivak 2 – Dial Q wo Mawase! (Genesis, 1992) – “Match Tune” – Unknown 3 – Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice (3DS, 2016) – “Scallywag Reef’ – Richard Jacques 4 – A Hat in Time (PC, 2017) – “Mafia Town (Scooter)” – Pascal Michael Stiefel 5 – Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (PS4/PC/Vita, 2017) – “Deadly Temptation” – Hayato Sonoda, Takahiro Unisuga 6 – Ku2 [Serious Mode] (X68000, 1993) – “Stage 1” – Unknown 7 – Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (SFC, 1993) – “Battlefield” – Ryuiji Sasai, Tadahiro Nitta, arr. by Hiroshi Amagi 8 – Dirt Dash (Arcade, 1995) – “City” – Shinji Hosoe, Ayako Saso, Hiroto Sasaki, Nobuyoshi Sano, Takayuki Aihara, Yuri Misumi 9 – De Blob (Wii, 2008) – “Revolutionary” – John Guscott 10 – Drinky &amp; Smokey (X68000, 1994) – “Smokey Blues” – Naboru Matsuoka 11 – Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage (XBOX 360/PS3, 2010) – “The Seven Scars”- Masayoshi Sasaki, Haruki Yamada 12 – Waterworld (Genesis, 1995 unreleased) – “Shop 2” – Unknown

Episode 101: Super Free Picks: Turbo Edition

A bi-weekly Video Game Music Podcast that takes a lighthearted look at the music of Arcade Machines and Consoles.

Preposterously pleasing, perfect picks of predominantly the pixel persuasion!

Wonderful!

Love getting new episodes!  High quality knowledge and banter.

Dig!

PixelTunes Radio VGM Podcast

Download Episode 79: “Talkin’ TMNT with Cygnus Destroyer” here! Let’s kick shell! Today’s theme revolves around the Heroes on the Half Shell — The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Joining Mike and Ed is fellow TMNT and video game fanatic Matt Ezero, from the YouTube channel Cygnus Destroyer 20XX. It’s an episode filled with fantastic TMNT tunes, nostalgic TMNT memories, and lots and lots of TMNT lore. Cowabunga! Thanks to Pernell, Brendan  Wilson, and John Wedgeworth for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES, 1989) “Area 2-1: Underwater” – Jun Funahashi 2 – TMNT3 Radical Rescue (GB, 1993) – “Stage Warehouse” – Akihiro Juuichiya, Minako Matsuhira 3- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GB, 1990) – “Epilogue” – Tomoko Nishikawa, Michiru Yamane 4 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Arcade Game (NES, 1990) “Scene 2-1: Streets of New York” –  Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Yanagisawa, arranged by Kōzō Nakamura 5 – TMNT: Hyperstone Heist (Genesis, 1992) “Boss Theme” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, arranged by Masahiro Ikariko, You Takamine, Kaori Kinouchi, Hideto Inoue 6 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade, 1991) – “Boss Battle” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Yanagisawa 7 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time (SNES, 1992) – “Bury My Shell at Wounded Knee” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, arranged by Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Uekō 8 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003, GBA) “Kite Flight/Donatello Act 3” – Junichirō Kaneda, Yasuhiro Ichihashi 9 – Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op (C64, 1991) – “Medley” – Jeroen Tel 10 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, 2012) – “Explore 7” – GL33K Studios, Tyler Piersall 11 – TMNT Danger of the Ooze (PS3, Xbox 360, 3DS, 2014) – “TCRI Building” – Jake Kaufman 12 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: The Manhattan Project (NES, 1992) – “Scene 3: Brooklyn Bridge is Falling Down” – Kozo Nakamura, Tomoya Tomita, Yuichi Sakakura

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode79/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2079.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 79: “Talkin’ TMNT with Cygnus Destroyer” here!</a> Let’s kick shell! Today’s theme revolves around the Heroes on the Half Shell — The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Joining Mike and Ed is fellow TMNT and video game fanatic Matt Ezero, from the YouTube channel Cygnus Destroyer 20XX. It’s an episode filled with fantastic TMNT tunes, nostalgic TMNT memories, and lots and lots of TMNT lore. Cowabunga! Thanks to Pernell, Brendan  Wilson, and John Wedgeworth for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES, 1989) “Area 2-1: Underwater” – Jun Funahashi 2 – TMNT3 Radical Rescue (GB, 1993) – “Stage Warehouse” – Akihiro Juuichiya, Minako Matsuhira 3- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GB, 1990) – “Epilogue” – Tomoko Nishikawa, Michiru Yamane 4 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Arcade Game (NES, 1990) “Scene 2-1: Streets of New York” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Yanagisawa, arranged by Kōzō Nakamura 5 – TMNT: Hyperstone Heist (Genesis, 1992) “Boss Theme” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, arranged by Masahiro Ikariko, You Takamine, Kaori Kinouchi, Hideto Inoue 6 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade, 1991) – “Boss Battle” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, Miki Yanagisawa 7 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time (SNES, 1992) – “Bury My Shell at Wounded Knee” – Mutsuhiko Izumi, arranged by Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Uekō 8 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003, GBA) “Kite Flight/Donatello Act 3” – Junichirō Kaneda, Yasuhiro Ichihashi 9 – Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op (C64, 1991) – “Medley” – Jeroen Tel 10 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, 2012) – “Explore 7” – GL33K Studios, Tyler Piersall 11 – TMNT Danger of the Ooze (PS3, Xbox 360, 3DS, 2014) – “TCRI Building” – Jake Kaufman 12 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: The Manhattan Project (NES, 1992) – “Scene 3: Brooklyn Bridge is Falling Down” – Kozo Nakamura, Tomoya Tomita, Yuichi Sakakura

Episode 79: Talkin’ TMNT with Cygnus Destroyer

Download Episode 99 Part 1: “SpookyTunes 4” here! It’s a bonafide Halloween party! On the evening before Retroworld Expo 2017, the PTR boys gathered VGM fans from far and wide: Emily from the VGM Jukebox, Pernell from Rhythm &amp; Pixels, and frequent PTR guest hosts Cam Werme and Todd Mason all in one room to record a VERY special episode of SpookyTunes 4.  Join the party and listen to some of the creepiest tracks to ever hit your podcast feed! Also, stay tuned next week when PTR unleashes the LIVE AUDIO from their panel at Retroworld Expo! Thanks to Chris Murray for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Check out Emily’s VGM Podcast: The VGM Jukebox Find Pernell’s VGM Podcast at: Rhythm &amp; Pixels Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – The 7th Guest (PC, 1993)- “Music Box (Puzzles)” – George Sanger 2 – Ecco the Dolphin: The Tides of Time (Genesis, 1994) – “Moray Abyss” – Attila Dobos, András Magyari, Andy Armer, David Javelosa 3  – Wild Arms 2 (PS1, 1999) – “Pinch Type 1” – Michiko Naruke 4 – Brave Fencer Musashi (PS1, 1998) – “Somnolent Forest” – Tsuyoshi Sekito 5 – Ontamarama (NDS, 2007) – “Trance Macabre” – Toshikazu Tanaka, Mitsuhiro Kaneda, Kimihiro Abe, Noriyuki Kamikura 6 – Treasure Buster (iOS, 2016) – “Tomb of Sentient Ooze” – Matt Creamer (Norrin_Rad)

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode991/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2099-1.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 99 Part 1: “SpookyTunes 4” here!</a> It’s a bonafide Halloween party! On the evening before Retroworld Expo 2017, the PTR boys gathered VGM fans from far and wide: Emily from the VGM Jukebox, Pernell from Rhythm &amp; Pixels, and frequent PTR guest hosts Cam Werme and Todd Mason all in one room to record a VERY special episode of SpookyTunes 4.  Join the party and listen to some of the creepiest tracks to ever hit your podcast feed! Also, stay tuned next week when PTR unleashes the LIVE AUDIO from their panel at Retroworld Expo! Thanks to Chris Murray for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Check out Emily’s VGM Podcast: <a href="http://www.thevgmjukebox.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The VGM Jukebox</a> Find Pernell’s VGM Podcast at: <a href="http://www.rhythmandpixels.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rhythm &amp; Pixels</a> <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – The 7th Guest (PC, 1993)- “Music Box (Puzzles)” – George Sanger 2 – Ecco the Dolphin: The Tides of Time (Genesis, 1994) – “Moray Abyss” – Attila Dobos, András Magyari, Andy Armer, David Javelosa 3  – Wild Arms 2 (PS1, 1999) – “Pinch Type 1” – Michiko Naruke 4 – Brave Fencer Musashi (PS1, 1998) – “Somnolent Forest” – Tsuyoshi Sekito 5 – Ontamarama (NDS, 2007) – “Trance Macabre” – Toshikazu Tanaka, Mitsuhiro Kaneda, Kimihiro Abe, Noriyuki Kamikura 6 – Treasure Buster (iOS, 2016) – “Tomb of Sentient Ooze” – Matt Creamer (Norrin_Rad)

Episode 99 Part 1: SpookyTunes 4

Download Episode 62: “Mega Man X-travaganza” here! In 1994, Capcom unleashed Mega Man X on the SNES, revitalizing the Mega Man series and spawning an entirely new set of sequels. Keiji Inafune was at the helm, and upgraded every aspect of the Blue Bomber’s gameplay, including the music! Join Mike and Ed as they walk through the first three games in the series, and charge up you eardrums with fantastic tracks by Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuki Iwai, Kinuyo Yamashita, and more! Also, don’t forget to send your questions to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Chris Myers, Cameron Werme, and Cameron Mount for their emails this episode!   Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Mega Man X (Capcom, SNES, 1994) Composed by Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, and Toshihiko Horiyama 1 – Spark Mandrill (Makoto Tomozawa) 2 – Storm Eagle (Makoto Tomozawa) 3 – Armored Armadillo (Setsuo Yamamoto) 4 – Boomer Kuwanger (Yuko Takehara)   Mega Man X 2 (Capcom, SNES, 1995) Composed by Yuki Iwai 5 – Magna Centipede (Red Alert) 6 – Wheel Gator (Panzer des Drachens “Dragon Tank”) 7 – Wire Sponge (Weather Wizard) 8 – Crystal Snail (Sinister Gleam)  Mega Man X3 (Capcom, SNES, 1996) Composed by Kinuyo Yamashita 9 – Toxic Seahorse 10 – Gravity Beetle  11 – Blast Hornet 12 – Crush Crawfish

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode62/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2062.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 62: “Mega Man X-travaganza” here!</a> In 1994, Capcom unleashed Mega Man X on the SNES, revitalizing the Mega Man series and spawning an entirely new set of sequels. Keiji Inafune was at the helm, and upgraded every aspect of the Blue Bomber’s gameplay, including the music! Join Mike and Ed as they walk through the first three games in the series, and charge up you eardrums with fantastic tracks by Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuki Iwai, Kinuyo Yamashita, and more! Also, don’t forget to send your questions to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Chris Myers, Cameron Werme, and Cameron Mount for their emails this episode!   <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Mega Man X (Capcom, SNES, 1994) Composed by Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, and Toshihiko Horiyama 1 – Spark Mandrill (Makoto Tomozawa) 2 – Storm Eagle (Makoto Tomozawa) 3 – Armored Armadillo (Setsuo Yamamoto) 4 – Boomer Kuwanger (Yuko Takehara) Mega Man X 2 (Capcom, SNES, 1995) Composed by Yuki Iwai 5 – Magna Centipede (Red Alert) 6 – Wheel Gator (Panzer des Drachens “Dragon Tank”) 7 – Wire Sponge (Weather Wizard) 8 – Crystal Snail (Sinister Gleam) Mega Man X3 (Capcom, SNES, 1996) Composed by Kinuyo Yamashita 9 – Toxic Seahorse 10 – Gravity Beetle 11 – Blast Hornet 12 – Crush Crawfish

Episode 62: Mega Man X-travaganza

Download Episode 21: Spooky Tunes here! &lt;– (right click and “save as”) It’s the PixelTunes Halloween Special! Today on SpookyTunes, we bring you our favorite creepy songs from both beloved and obscure horror titles! Chatter your teeth as we enter Luigi’s Mansion and the Clock Tower, and take a nice foggy vacation in Silent Hill. Enjoy the SPOOoOOOoOOoOKy tunes! The Tracklist: 1 – Vay (Sega CD) – Freak You Out – Shigeki Sako 2 – Super Ghouls and Ghosts (SNES) – Haunted Graveyard – Mari Yamaguchi break 3 – Nosferatu (SNES) – Medley (Intro, Title Theme, Stage 1)  – Masanao Akahori 4 – Amnesia: The Dark Descent (PC) – Panic &amp; Paranoia – Mikko Termia break 5 – Friday the 13th (NES) – Cabin – Hirohiko Takayama 6 – Luigi’s Mansion (GC) – Medley (E. Gadd’s Parlor Peril, Mansion [Dark Halls,] Controls [Totaka’s Song,] Talking With Ghosts, Gameboy Horror ) – Kazumi Totaka and Shinobu Tanaka break 7 – Clock Tower (SNES) – Don’t Cry Jennifer – Kouji Niikura, Kaori Takazoe (production only) 8 – Silent Hill 4: The Room (PS2) – Cradle of Forest – Akira Yamaoka &amp; Joe Romersa break 9 – Rusty (PC-98) – Red Sunset – Masahiro Kajihara, Kenichi Arakawa, Ryu Takami 10 – Dead Space (X360, PS3) – The Hive Mind – Jason Graves Outro *BONUS INDIE FEATURE* – Trix ‘n Treets (PC) – Reaching Branches – “Scare” from Pixo’Lantern Games   Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our Twitter and Facebook pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisodes/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2021.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 21: Spooky Tunes here!</a> &lt;– (right click and “save as”) It’s the PixelTunes Halloween Special! Today on SpookyTunes, we bring you our favorite creepy songs from both beloved and obscure horror titles! Chatter your teeth as we enter Luigi’s Mansion and the Clock Tower, and take a nice foggy vacation in Silent Hill. Enjoy the SPOOoOOOoOOoOKy tunes! The Tracklist: 1 – Vay (Sega CD) – Freak You Out – Shigeki Sako 2 – Super Ghouls and Ghosts (SNES) – Haunted Graveyard – Mari Yamaguchi break 3 – Nosferatu (SNES) – Medley (Intro, Title Theme, Stage 1)  – Masanao Akahori 4 – Amnesia: The Dark Descent (PC) – Panic &amp; Paranoia – Mikko Termia break 5 – Friday the 13th (NES) – Cabin – Hirohiko Takayama 6 – Luigi’s Mansion (GC) – Medley (E. Gadd’s Parlor Peril, Mansion [Dark Halls,] Controls [Totaka’s Song,] Talking With Ghosts, Gameboy Horror ) – Kazumi Totaka and Shinobu Tanaka break 7 – Clock Tower (SNES) – Don’t Cry Jennifer – Kouji Niikura, Kaori Takazoe (production only) 8 – Silent Hill 4: The Room (PS2) – Cradle of Forest – Akira Yamaoka &amp; Joe Romersa break 9 – Rusty (PC-98) – Red Sunset – Masahiro Kajihara, Kenichi Arakawa, Ryu Takami 10 – Dead Space (X360, PS3) – The Hive Mind – Jason Graves Outro *BONUS INDIE FEATURE* – Trix ‘n Treets (PC) – Reaching Branches – “Scare” from <a href="http://pixolanterngames.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pixo’Lantern Games</a> Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our <a href="http://www.twitter.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

Episode 21: Spooky Tunes Halloween Special

Download Episode 66: “DOOM” here! Hot on the heels of the new DOOM release, PTR is back with a scorching collection of songs from the franchise. Marvel at how far video game music has come in the last 20 years with direct comparisons of the original PC version of DOOM and the modern era’s industrial metal face-melters!  Plus, you might learn a thing or two about the stories behind some of the game’s more infamous console ports. Start throwing those devil’s horns in the air! Thanks to Ezekiel Lawrence, Chris Myers, and Niko Gutierrez for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: DOOM is developed and published by id Software DOOM (PC, SNES) Composed by Bobby Prince DOOM (3DO) Composed by Bobby Prince, arranged by Randy Scott &amp; Brian Celand DOOM 2 (PC) Composed by Bobby Prince Final DOOM (PC) Composed by Jonathan El-Bizri, Josh Martel, L.A. Sieben, Tom              Mustaine DOOM PSX – Composed by Aubrey Hodges New DOOM (PC, PS4, XB1) Composed by Mick Gordon &amp; Richard Devine 1 – DOOM – “E1M1 – At Doom’s Gate” – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 2 – New DOOM – “At Doom’s Gate” 3 – Doom 2 – “Map 1 &amp; 15 – Running From Evil” 4 – New DOOM – “The Burning Hells” 5 – DOOM – “E1M9 – Hiding the Secrets” – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 6 – Final DOOM – “Plutonia Map 4 – System Control” 7 – New DOOM – “Rip &amp; Tear” 8 – DOOM – “E1M4 – Kitchen Ace (and Taking Names) – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 9 – DOOM PSX – “Menu”

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode66/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2066.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 66: “DOOM” here!</a> Hot on the heels of the new DOOM release, PTR is back with a scorching collection of songs from the franchise. Marvel at how far video game music has come in the last 20 years with direct comparisons of the original PC version of DOOM and the modern era’s industrial metal face-melters!  Plus, you might learn a thing or two about the stories behind some of the game’s more infamous console ports. Start throwing those devil’s horns in the air! Thanks to Ezekiel Lawrence, Chris Myers, and Niko Gutierrez for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: DOOM is developed and published by id Software DOOM (PC, SNES) Composed by Bobby Prince DOOM (3DO) Composed by Bobby Prince, arranged by Randy Scott &amp; Brian Celand DOOM 2 (PC) Composed by Bobby Prince Final DOOM (PC) Composed by Jonathan El-Bizri, Josh Martel, L.A. Sieben, Tom              Mustaine DOOM PSX – Composed by Aubrey Hodges New DOOM (PC, PS4, XB1) Composed by Mick Gordon &amp; Richard Devine 1 – DOOM – “E1M1 – At Doom’s Gate” – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 2 – New DOOM – “At Doom’s Gate” 3 – Doom 2 – “Map 1 &amp; 15 – Running From Evil” 4 – New DOOM – “The Burning Hells” 5 – DOOM – “E1M9 – Hiding the Secrets” – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 6 – Final DOOM – “Plutonia Map 4 – System Control” 7 – New DOOM – “Rip &amp; Tear” 8 – DOOM – “E1M4 – Kitchen Ace (and Taking Names) – PC, SNES, &amp; 3DO versions 9 – DOOM PSX – “Menu”

Episode 66: DOOM

Download Episode 60: “Free Picks Gaiden” here! It’s Episode 60, and that means it’s time for a “free pick” show! Mike and Ed both make some Sonic Mayhem (literally!) with tracks from Wild 9 and Quake 2! They picked some super-funky songs from VGM past and present that will also be sure to get you movin’. Enjoy! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Bloody Wolf (TG16, 1989) – “Level 5” – Azusa Hara, Hiroaki Yoshida, Tatsuya Kiuchi, Hitomi Komatsu, Shuji Segawa 2 – Nexzr (PCE-CD, 1993) – “Stage 2” – Katsuya Yoneda 3 – Wild 9 (PSX, 1998) – “Gulag” – Tommy Tallarico, Sonic Mayhem 4 – Quake II (PC, 1997) – “Descent Into Cerberon” – Sonic Mayhem (Sascha Dikiciyan) 5 – Killer Instinct (SNES, 1995) – “B. Orchid Stage/Danger/Fight Over” – Robin Beanland, Graeme Norgate 6 – Ball Jacks (Genesis, 1993) – “Round 3” – Yoshinori Kawamoto, H. Umino 7 – Akumajo Dracula X68000 (X68000, 1993) – “You Goddamned Bathead” – Shin-Chan, Keizo Nakamura, Hiroshi Kobayashi 8 – Silent Mobius (X68000, 1991) – “Battle with Ghosts” – Masahiro Kajiwara, Hiroe Suga 9 – Bulk Slash (Saturn, 1997) – “Stage 1: Gruen” – Takeshi Sato, T’s Music 10 – Driver: You are the Wheelman (PSX, 1999) – “Funk of Asphalt” – Allister Brimble 11 – Project X Zone 2 (3DS, 2016) – “Brave New World” – Yuzo Koshiro, Arranged by Salamander Factory Co.,ltd.: Naofumi Tsuruyama, Takuya Hanaoka, Kayoko Matsushima 12 – Bill’s Tomato Game (Genesis, Unreleased) – “Levels 61-70” – Matt Furniss, Shaun Hollingworth

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode60/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2060.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 60: “Free Picks Gaiden” here!</a> It’s Episode 60, and that means it’s time for a “free pick” show! Mike and Ed both make some Sonic Mayhem (literally!) with tracks from Wild 9 and Quake 2! They picked some super-funky songs from VGM past and present that will also be sure to get you movin’. Enjoy! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Bloody Wolf (TG16, 1989) – “Level 5” – Azusa Hara, Hiroaki Yoshida, Tatsuya Kiuchi, Hitomi Komatsu, Shuji Segawa 2 – Nexzr (PCE-CD, 1993) – “Stage 2” – Katsuya Yoneda 3 – Wild 9 (PSX, 1998) – “Gulag” – Tommy Tallarico, Sonic Mayhem 4 – Quake II (PC, 1997) – “Descent Into Cerberon” – Sonic Mayhem (Sascha Dikiciyan) 5 – Killer Instinct (SNES, 1995) – “B. Orchid Stage/Danger/Fight Over” – Robin Beanland, Graeme Norgate 6 – Ball Jacks (Genesis, 1993) – “Round 3” – Yoshinori Kawamoto, H. Umino 7 – Akumajo Dracula X68000 (X68000, 1993) – “You Goddamned Bathead” – Shin-Chan, Keizo Nakamura, Hiroshi Kobayashi 8 – Silent Mobius (X68000, 1991) – “Battle with Ghosts” – Masahiro Kajiwara, Hiroe Suga 9 – Bulk Slash (Saturn, 1997) – “Stage 1: Gruen” – Takeshi Sato, T’s Music 10 – Driver: You are the Wheelman (PSX, 1999) – “Funk of Asphalt” – Allister Brimble 11 – Project X Zone 2 (3DS, 2016) – “Brave New World” – Yuzo Koshiro, Arranged by Salamander Factory Co.,ltd.: Naofumi Tsuruyama, Takuya Hanaoka, Kayoko Matsushima 12 – Bill’s Tomato Game (Genesis, Unreleased) – “Levels 61-70” – Matt Furniss, Shaun Hollingworth

Episode 60: Free Picks Gaiden

Download Episode 65: “Run ‘n Gun Fun” here! Today’s theme is all about running and gunning as Mike and Ed grab their rocket launchers and head towards the enemy’s base. The playlist is exceptionally rockin’ this time around, with hits from Turrican, Metal Slug, and… Lilo and Stitch? Hmm. Join us for an amazing VGM journey! Make sure to catch us on our guest appearance on VGM podcast Rhythm and Pixels! Episode 4-1 All The Fours Thanks to Emily, Vasiliy, Cam, and Jeff for submitting their PixelChat questions. Don’t forget to send YOUR questions for us to answer on the show at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Mega Turrican (Genesis, 1993) – “Stage 3-1” – Chris Huelsbeck 2 – Alien Soldier (Mega Drive, 1995) – “Runner/AD2025” – Norio Hanzawa 3 – Heavy Barrel (NES, 1990) – “Stage 8” – Shōgo Sakai,  Takafumi Miura, Masaaki Iwasaki, Seiuch H., Yuji Suzuki, Yūsuke Takahama 4 – Out Zone (Arcade, 1990) – “Pump Them with Bullets (Stage 2)” – Tatsuya Uemura 5 – Shock Troopers 2 (Neo Geo/Wii VC, 1998) – “2nd Mission” – Masahiko Hataya, Masaki Kase 6 – Metal Law (Amiga, 1992) – “Stage 1” – Rudolf Stember 7 – Lilo And Stitch (GBA, 2002) – “Bug Laboratory” – Robert Baffy 8 – Realm (SNES, 1996) – “Flying Battleship” – Unknown 9 – Metal Slug Advance (GBA, 2004 ) – “Mission 4” – Den-Den, Takushi Hiyamuta 10 – Time Soldier (Amiga, 1989) – “World Wars” – Allister Brimble 11 – Gunlord (Dreamcast/Neo Geo, 2012) – “Stage 1” – Rafael Dyll 12 – Broforce – (PC, PS4, XB1, 2015) – “Broforce Theme Song” – Strident

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode65/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2065.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 65: “Run ‘n Gun Fun” here!</a> Today’s theme is all about running and gunning as Mike and Ed grab their rocket launchers and head towards the enemy’s base. The playlist is exceptionally rockin’ this time around, with hits from Turrican, Metal Slug, and… Lilo and Stitch? Hmm. Join us for an amazing VGM journey! Make sure to catch us on our guest appearance on VGM podcast Rhythm and Pixels! <a href="https://rhythmandpixels.com/2016/06/27/episode-4-1-all-the-fours/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 4-1 All The Fours</a> Thanks to Emily, Vasiliy, Cam, and Jeff for submitting their PixelChat questions. Don’t forget to send YOUR questions for us to answer on the show at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Mega Turrican (Genesis, 1993) – “Stage 3-1” – Chris Huelsbeck 2 – Alien Soldier (Mega Drive, 1995) – “Runner/AD2025” – Norio Hanzawa 3 – Heavy Barrel (NES, 1990) – “Stage 8” – Shōgo Sakai,  Takafumi Miura, Masaaki Iwasaki, Seiuch H., Yuji Suzuki, Yūsuke Takahama 4 – Out Zone (Arcade, 1990) – “Pump Them with Bullets (Stage 2)” – Tatsuya Uemura 5 – Shock Troopers 2 (Neo Geo/Wii VC, 1998) – “2nd Mission” – Masahiko Hataya, Masaki Kase 6 – Metal Law (Amiga, 1992) – “Stage 1” – Rudolf Stember 7 – Lilo And Stitch (GBA, 2002) – “Bug Laboratory” – Robert Baffy 8 – Realm (SNES, 1996) – “Flying Battleship” – Unknown 9 – Metal Slug Advance (GBA, 2004 ) – “Mission 4” – Den-Den, Takushi Hiyamuta 10 – Time Soldier (Amiga, 1989) – “World Wars” – Allister Brimble 11 – Gunlord (Dreamcast/Neo Geo, 2012) – “Stage 1” – Rafael Dyll 12 – Broforce – (PC, PS4, XB1, 2015) – “Broforce Theme Song” – Strident

Episode 65: Run n Gun Fun

Download Episode 61: “PTR Retro-spective” here! Join the PTR guys as they take a look back at the last 60 episodes! Mike and Ed each choose their tracks from the OTHER host’s selections from past shows, and they play some of their favorite comedy sketches and offer some intriguing director’s commentary. If you’re a new listener, this is a great place to jump on and start listening! Also, don’t forget to send your questions to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Dean (@round2gaming) and Jeff Leppard for their emails this time around!   Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Side Pocket (Genesis, 1992) – “Ace in the Hole” – Emi Shimizu (Episode 45 – Classic Sportstacular) 2 – Grounseed (PC-98, 1996) – “Castle Basement” – Masahiro Kajihara, Ryu Takami, Takahiro Nogi, Ryu Umemoto,Daisuke Takahashi, Tatsuya Komoro – (Episode 10 – Ed’s Picks) Episode 4 Sketch – “Birds Be Gone” 3 – Secret Ties (NES, 1991) – “Incan Temple” – Fumito Tamayama (Episode 22 – Unreleased Gems) 4 – Ys: The Oath in Felghana ( PSP, 2010) – “Be Careful”  – Yukihiro Jindo (Episode 31 – Same Song, Different System) Episode 7 Sketch – “Ziggy Os” 5 – Clock Tower (SNES, 1995) – “Don’t Cry Jennifer” – Kouji Niikura (Episode 21 – SpookyTunes 1) 6 – Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ (NDS, 2008) “Little Pig” – Guillermo Badolato Cillero, Jorge Badolato Cillero (Episode 47 – SpookyTunes 2) Episode 29 Sketch- “Tetra-Porta-Mega-Magic-Block-Slide-Dropper-EXTREME” 7 – Shinobi 3 (Genesis, 1993) – “Idaten” – Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama, Masayuki Nagao (Episode 32 – Ninjas) 8 – Battle Mania Daiginjo (Genesis, 1993) “Burning Heart” – Yasuyuki Hamada, Shigenori Masuko, Youko Suzuki, Fumito Tamayama (Episode 44 – Shmup Trax 2) Episode 28 Sketch – “Valentine’s Day with Samus” 9 – Fester’s Quest (NES, 1989) – “Sewer” – Naoki Kodaka (Episode 47 – Spooky Tunes 2) 10 – Super Star Shooter 91 (X68000, 1991) – “Conflict” – Pomp the Bass (Episode 24 – Sharp X68000) Episode 37 Sketch – “Undercover Cops” 11 – Midnight Resistance (1991, Genesis) – “Flood of Power” – Azusa Hara, Tatsuya Kiuchi, Hitomi Komatsu, Hiroaki Yoshida, Hitoshi Sakimoto (Episode 8 – Mike’s Picks) 12 – Wings of Death (1991, Amiga) – “Level 2: The Jungle of Mutants” – Jochen Hippel (Episode 50 – Free Pick) Episode 47 Sketch – “International Splatterhouse of Pancakes”

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode61/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2061.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 61: “PTR Retro-spective” here!</a> Join the PTR guys as they take a look back at the last 60 episodes! Mike and Ed each choose their tracks from the OTHER host’s selections from past shows, and they play some of their favorite comedy sketches and offer some intriguing director’s commentary. If you’re a new listener, this is a great place to jump on and start listening! Also, don’t forget to send your questions to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Dean (@round2gaming) and Jeff Leppard for their emails this time around!   <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Side Pocket (Genesis, 1992) – “Ace in the Hole” – Emi Shimizu (Episode 45 – Classic Sportstacular) 2 – Grounseed (PC-98, 1996) – “Castle Basement” – Masahiro Kajihara, Ryu Takami, Takahiro Nogi, Ryu Umemoto,Daisuke Takahashi, Tatsuya Komoro – (Episode 10 – Ed’s Picks) Episode 4 Sketch – “Birds Be Gone” 3 – Secret Ties (NES, 1991) – “Incan Temple” – Fumito Tamayama (Episode 22 – Unreleased Gems) 4 – Ys: The Oath in Felghana ( PSP, 2010) – “Be Careful”  – Yukihiro Jindo (Episode 31 – Same Song, Different System) Episode 7 Sketch – “Ziggy Os” 5 – Clock Tower (SNES, 1995) – “Don’t Cry Jennifer” – Kouji Niikura (Episode 21 – SpookyTunes 1) 6 – Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ (NDS, 2008) “Little Pig” – Guillermo Badolato Cillero, Jorge Badolato Cillero (Episode 47 – SpookyTunes 2) Episode 29 Sketch- “Tetra-Porta-Mega-Magic-Block-Slide-Dropper-EXTREME” 7 – Shinobi 3 (Genesis, 1993) – “Idaten” – Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama, Masayuki Nagao (Episode 32 – Ninjas) 8 – Battle Mania Daiginjo (Genesis, 1993) “Burning Heart” – Yasuyuki Hamada, Shigenori Masuko, Youko Suzuki, Fumito Tamayama (Episode 44 – Shmup Trax 2) Episode 28 Sketch – “Valentine’s Day with Samus” 9 – Fester’s Quest (NES, 1989) – “Sewer” – Naoki Kodaka (Episode 47 – Spooky Tunes 2) 10 – Super Star Shooter 91 (X68000, 1991) – “Conflict” – Pomp the Bass (Episode 24 – Sharp X68000) Episode 37 Sketch – “Undercover Cops” 11 – Midnight Resistance (1991, Genesis) – “Flood of Power” – Azusa Hara, Tatsuya Kiuchi, Hitomi Komatsu, Hiroaki Yoshida, Hitoshi Sakimoto (Episode 8 – Mike’s Picks) 12 – Wings of Death (1991, Amiga) – “Level 2: The Jungle of Mutants” – Jochen Hippel (Episode 50 – Free Pick) Episode 47 Sketch – “International Splatterhouse of Pancakes”

Episode 61: PTR Retro-spective

Download “Episode 22: Unreleased Gems” here! &lt;– (right click and “save as”) Join us as Aaron Hickman of Retro Obscura takes the PixelTunes guys on a journey through the seedy underbelly of video games, playing tracks from titles that never saw a retail release.  The whole roster is full of great tracks from popular composers like Matt Furniss, Jesper Kyd, and Mari Yamaguchi!  We talk about why games like Star Fox 2 and Sonic Xtreme never made it to store shelves, and let you know which ones might be found on the internet… if you look hard enough! Do you have any inside info on unreleased titles, or know of a cool beta we may have missed?  Let us know in the comments! Also, check out Aaron’s amazing chiptunes at https://soundcloud.com/diagamblic! The Tracklist: 1 –  Deadlock – Main Theme – Reyn Ouwehand (Commodore 64) 2 – Burning Fist/ Force Striker – Character Select – Unknown ( Sega CD) break 3 – Drac’s Night Out – Main Theme – Unknown (NES) 4 – Steven Seagal IS the Final Option – Alloy Processing Center – Fred Porter (SNES) break 5 – X-Men: Mind Games – Level 1 – Jesper Kyd (Sega 32X) 6 – Sonic Xtreme  – Space Queens – Chris Senn, Howard Drossin (Saturn, PC) break 7 –  Secret Ties – Incan Temple – Fumito Tamayama (NES) 8 –  Starfox 2 – Macbeth Inside  – Mari yamaguchi (SNES) break 9 – ResQ  – Level 1 Theme – Matt Furniss, Shaun Hollingsworth (Genesis) 10 – Ninja Gaiden  – Level 5 Theme – Goblin Sound/Opus, Inc. (Genesis) Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our Twitter and Facebook pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisodes/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2022.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download “Episode 22: Unreleased Gems” here!</a> &lt;– (right click and “save as”) Join us as Aaron Hickman of <a href="http://retroobscura.podomatic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Retro Obscura</a> takes the PixelTunes guys on a journey through the seedy underbelly of video games, playing tracks from titles that never saw a retail release.  The whole roster is full of great tracks from popular composers like Matt Furniss, Jesper Kyd, and Mari Yamaguchi!  We talk about why games like Star Fox 2 and Sonic Xtreme never made it to store shelves, and let you know which ones might be found on the internet… if you look hard enough! Do you have any inside info on unreleased titles, or know of a cool beta we may have missed?  Let us know in the comments! Also, check out Aaron’s amazing chiptunes at <a href="https://soundcloud.com/diagamblic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/diagamblic</a>! The Tracklist: 1 –  Deadlock – Main Theme – Reyn Ouwehand (Commodore 64) 2 – Burning Fist/ Force Striker – Character Select – Unknown ( Sega CD) break 3 – Drac’s Night Out – Main Theme – Unknown (NES) 4 – Steven Seagal IS the Final Option – Alloy Processing Center – Fred Porter (SNES) break 5 – X-Men: Mind Games – Level 1 – Jesper Kyd (Sega 32X) 6 – Sonic Xtreme  – Space Queens – Chris Senn, Howard Drossin (Saturn, PC) break 7 –  Secret Ties – Incan Temple – Fumito Tamayama (NES) 8 –  Starfox 2 – Macbeth Inside  – Mari yamaguchi (SNES) break 9 – ResQ  – Level 1 Theme – Matt Furniss, Shaun Hollingsworth (Genesis) 10 – Ninja Gaiden  – Level 5 Theme – Goblin Sound/Opus, Inc. (Genesis) Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our <a href="http://www.twitter.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

Episode 22: Unreleased Gems

Download Episode 64: “Summer Jamz” here! Summer is here, and the PTR boys are spraying you down with some cool summer jams. Rap, jazz, funk, rock… it’s all in here! Hop in the car, roll down the windows, and head down the freeway with this collection of sizzling VGM tunes! Thanks to Chris Baker (@dosman711) for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Shantae And the Pirate’s Curse (Multiple systems, 2014) – “Scorching Dunes (Sunburn Island)”- Jake Kaufman 2 – Windjammers (Neo Geo CD, 1994) – “Flying Power Disc (Beach Court)” – Seiichi Hamada, Tomoyoshi Sato, Masaaki Iwasaki 3 – Chip n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers (NES, 1990) – “Zone A, C, E” – Harumi Fujita 4 – Ollie King (Arcade, 2004) – “Boarder 70” – Hideki Naganuma 5 – Super Valis IV (SNES, 1993) – “Vecanti” – Junta 6 – Super Adventure Island (SNES, 1992) – “Ice Groove” – Yuzo Koshiro 7 – Outrunners (Genesis, 1994) – “Magical Sound Shower” – Hiroshi Kawaguchi, Junko Shiratsu, Takayuki Nakamura 8 – Wii Sports Resort (Wii, 2009) – “Golf Results” – Ryo Nagamatsu 9 – Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64, 1998) – “Gerudo Valley” – Koji Kondo 10 – Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO (YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of This World) (PC-98 OPNA, 1996) – “Hearth” – Ryu Umemoto, Ryu Takami, Kazuhiro Kanae 11 – Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii, 2010) – “Colony 9” – Yoko Shimomura 12 – Family Tennis Advance (GBA, 2002) – “Hard Court” – Iku Mizutani, Tetsuari Watanabe, Kohei Matsuoka

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode64/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2064.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 64: “Summer Jamz” here!</a> Summer is here, and the PTR boys are spraying you down with some cool summer jams. Rap, jazz, funk, rock… it’s all in here! Hop in the car, roll down the windows, and head down the freeway with this collection of sizzling VGM tunes! Thanks to Chris Baker (@dosman711) for submitting a PixelChat question. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Shantae And the Pirate’s Curse (Multiple systems, 2014) – “Scorching Dunes (Sunburn Island)”- Jake Kaufman 2 – Windjammers (Neo Geo CD, 1994) – “Flying Power Disc (Beach Court)” – Seiichi Hamada, Tomoyoshi Sato, Masaaki Iwasaki 3 – Chip n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers (NES, 1990) – “Zone A, C, E” – Harumi Fujita 4 – Ollie King (Arcade, 2004) – “Boarder 70” – Hideki Naganuma 5 – Super Valis IV (SNES, 1993) – “Vecanti” – Junta 6 – Super Adventure Island (SNES, 1992) – “Ice Groove” – Yuzo Koshiro 7 – Outrunners (Genesis, 1994) – “Magical Sound Shower” – Hiroshi Kawaguchi, Junko Shiratsu, Takayuki Nakamura 8 – Wii Sports Resort (Wii, 2009) – “Golf Results” – Ryo Nagamatsu 9 – Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64, 1998) – “Gerudo Valley” – Koji Kondo 10 – Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO (YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of This World) (PC-98 OPNA, 1996) – “Hearth” – Ryu Umemoto, Ryu Takami, Kazuhiro Kanae 11 – Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii, 2010) – “Colony 9” – Yoko Shimomura 12 – Family Tennis Advance (GBA, 2002) – “Hard Court” – Iku Mizutani, Tetsuari Watanabe, Kohei Matsuoka

Episode 64: Summer Jamz

Download Episode 78: “Winter Special 3” here! It’s the most wonderful time of the year again! PixelTunes Radio is back for their 3rd annual winter special, sharing some songs that remind Mike and Ed of of the frosty weather and holiday season. Thanks to Cam Werme, Erik Purscell, and keyglyph for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Heavenly Guardian (Wii &amp; PS2, 2008) – “Stage 1” – Masahiro Fukuzawa  2 – Tintin in Tibet (GB, 1995) – “Yeti’s Cave” – Alberto Jose Gonzalez 3 – Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis, 1996) – “Diamond Dust Zone, Act 1” – Tatsuyuki Maeda, Jun Senoue 4 – Legend of Xanadu (PCE-CD, 1994) – “Arctic Wind” – Naoki Kaneda 5 – Snowboard Kids (N64, 1998) – “Big Snowman” – Tomohiko Satou, Isao Kasai 6 – Kuru Kuru Kururin (GBA, 2001) – “Ice Land” – Atsuhiro Motoyama 7 – The Grinch (GBC, 2000) – “Scene 2” – Rie Fukuda 8 – Kirby Triple Deluxe (3DS, 2014) – “Silver Snow Story” – Hirokazu Ando 9 – Snow Bros (NES, 1990) – “Floors 1-9 &amp; 31-39”- Mikoko Suzuki, Tatsuya Uemura, Osamu Ota 10 – Gradius Gaiden (PSX, 1997) – “Snowfield (Stage 1)” – Norikazu Miura 11 – Duck Tales (NES, 1989) – “Himalayas Theme” – Hiroshige Tonomura, Yoshihiro Sakaguchi 12 – Daze Before Christmas (Genesis, 1994) – “A Bad Character” – Kim Morten Jensen, Geir Tjelta

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode78/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2078.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 78: “Winter Special 3” here!</a> It’s the most wonderful time of the year again! PixelTunes Radio is back for their 3rd annual winter special, sharing some songs that remind Mike and Ed of of the frosty weather and holiday season. Thanks to Cam Werme, Erik Purscell, and keyglyph for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – Heavenly Guardian (Wii &amp; PS2, 2008) – “Stage 1” – Masahiro Fukuzawa 2 – Tintin in Tibet (GB, 1995) – “Yeti’s Cave” – Alberto Jose Gonzalez 3 – Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis, 1996) – “Diamond Dust Zone, Act 1” – Tatsuyuki Maeda, Jun Senoue 4 – Legend of Xanadu (PCE-CD, 1994) – “Arctic Wind” – Naoki Kaneda 5 – Snowboard Kids (N64, 1998) – “Big Snowman” – Tomohiko Satou, Isao Kasai 6 – Kuru Kuru Kururin (GBA, 2001) – “Ice Land” – Atsuhiro Motoyama 7 – The Grinch (GBC, 2000) – “Scene 2” – Rie Fukuda 8 – Kirby Triple Deluxe (3DS, 2014) – “Silver Snow Story” – Hirokazu Ando 9 – Snow Bros (NES, 1990) – “Floors 1-9 &amp; 31-39”- Mikoko Suzuki, Tatsuya Uemura, Osamu Ota 10 – Gradius Gaiden (PSX, 1997) – “Snowfield (Stage 1)” – Norikazu Miura 11 – Duck Tales (NES, 1989) – “Himalayas Theme” – Hiroshige Tonomura, Yoshihiro Sakaguchi 12 – Daze Before Christmas (Genesis, 1994) – “A Bad Character” – Kim Morten Jensen, Geir Tjelta

Episode 78: Winter Special 3

Download Episode 63: “Battle Clash Crescendo” here! While the SNES Super Scope went largely ignored by the gaming community in the mid-nineties, those who owned one were treated to two of the best light-gun based games on the market. Battle Clash and its sequel Metal Combat were one-on-one mech combat games that saw the player facing off against some tough and crafty foes. Yuka Tsujiyoko, famous for her compositions and sound direction on many Fire Emblem soundtracks, lent her talents to these games, and the music is definitely worthy of a spotlight. Hoist those plastic bazookas up on your shoulders and take aim at this latest episode of PTR! Keep those questions coming to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Cameron Mount, Aaron Hickman, John Steiner, and Matt Waller for their emails this episode!   Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Battle Clash (Intelligent Systems/ Nintendo, SNES, 1992) Composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko 1 – Guido, Piloting Garam 2 – Lorca, Piloting Lorca 3 – Tasha, Piloting Artemis 4 – Alfred, Piloting Schneider 5 – Antonov, Piloting Ivan 6 – Carlos, Piloting Baron  Metal Combat (Intelligent Systems/ Nintendo, SNES, 1993) Composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko, Kenichi Nishimaki, and Masaya Kuzume 7 – Title Theme 8 – Training Theme 9 – Guido, Piloting Garam Mk. II 10 – Orosoh, Piloting Griffin 11 – Carlos, Piloting Viscount 12 – Anubis, Piloting Thanatos 13 – Danpe, Piloting Arachnus 14 – Battle Clash Statistics Theme

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode63/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2063.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 63: “Battle Clash Crescendo” here!</a> While the SNES Super Scope went largely ignored by the gaming community in the mid-nineties, those who owned one were treated to two of the best light-gun based games on the market. Battle Clash and its sequel Metal Combat were one-on-one mech combat games that saw the player facing off against some tough and crafty foes. Yuka Tsujiyoko, famous for her compositions and sound direction on many Fire Emblem soundtracks, lent her talents to these games, and the music is definitely worthy of a spotlight. Hoist those plastic bazookas up on your shoulders and take aim at this latest episode of PTR! Keep those questions coming to pixeltunesradio@gmail.com for our new PixelChat segment! Big thanks to Cameron Mount, Aaron Hickman, John Steiner, and Matt Waller for their emails this episode!   <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Battle Clash (Intelligent Systems/ Nintendo, SNES, 1992) Composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko 1 – Guido, Piloting Garam 2 – Lorca, Piloting Lorca 3 – Tasha, Piloting Artemis 4 – Alfred, Piloting Schneider 5 – Antonov, Piloting Ivan 6 – Carlos, Piloting Baron Metal Combat (Intelligent Systems/ Nintendo, SNES, 1993) Composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko, Kenichi Nishimaki, and Masaya Kuzume 7 – Title Theme 8 – Training Theme 9 – Guido, Piloting Garam Mk. II 10 – Orosoh, Piloting Griffin 11 – Carlos, Piloting Viscount 12 – Anubis, Piloting Thanatos 13 – Danpe, Piloting Arachnus 14 – Battle Clash Statistics Theme

Episode 63: Battle Clash Crescendo

Download PixelTunes Junior: Eddie’s Faves here! &lt;– (right click and “save as”) What does game music sound like from a kid’s perspective?  Ed teams up with his 9-year-old son, Eddie, to talk about some games that both kids and adults can enjoy!  This episode covers games from consoles and mobile platforms, and a lot of really eclectic and fun tunes that everyone can jam to! If you like the “PixelTunes Junior” format, please let us know!  Like, rate, comment, and retweet, and we’ll have Eddie on for more shows! The Tracklist: 1 – Katamari Damacy – Katamari On The Funk (Senor Coconut’s Katamambo! remix) – Uwe Schmidt 2 – Half Life 2 – The Innsbruck Experiment – Kelly Bailey *break* 3 – Jetpack Joyride – Main Theme – Cedar Jones 4 – Mario Galaxy – Fight With Bowser Jr. – Mahito Yokota, Koji Kondo *break* 5 – Punch Quest – Menu &amp; Title – Andrea Chang 6 – Boom Blox Bash Party – Level Select – Mark Mothersbaugh, Albert Fox, John Enroth, Silas Hite Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our Twitter and Facebook pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadio/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2021%20-%20Junior.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download PixelTunes Junior: Eddie’s Faves here!</a> &lt;– (right click and “save as”) What does game music sound like from a kid’s perspective?  Ed teams up with his 9-year-old son, Eddie, to talk about some games that both kids and adults can enjoy!  This episode covers games from consoles and mobile platforms, and a lot of really eclectic and fun tunes that everyone can jam to! If you like the “PixelTunes Junior” format, please let us know!  <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Like</a>, <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pixeltunes-radio/id820415706?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">rate</a>, <a href="http://www.pixeltunesradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">comment</a>, and <a href="http://www.twitter.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">retweet</a>, and we’ll have Eddie on for more shows! The Tracklist: 1 – Katamari Damacy – Katamari On The Funk (Senor Coconut’s Katamambo! remix) – Uwe Schmidt 2 – Half Life 2 – The Innsbruck Experiment – Kelly Bailey *break* 3 – Jetpack Joyride – Main Theme – Cedar Jones 4 – Mario Galaxy – Fight With Bowser Jr. – Mahito Yokota, Koji Kondo *break* 5 – Punch Quest – Menu &amp; Title – Andrea Chang 6 – Boom Blox Bash Party – Level Select – Mark Mothersbaugh, Albert Fox, John Enroth, Silas Hite Don’t forget, we always have a ton of great podcast-related content on our <a href="http://www.twitter.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> pages!  Be sure to like us to get in on the goodies and the conversation! Like us?  Want more episodes?  Please leave a comment or a like!  We want to hear your thoughts!

PixelTunes Junior Special: Eddie’s Faves!

Download Episode 94: “Target Shooting Games” here! It’s number 94 with a bang! This time around, Mike and Ed pick music that shot straight to the top of their VGM charts… from target shooting games! Join the guys as they discuss Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Time Crisis, and more! Thanks to Rob Nichols, Jana Höning, and UtopiaNemo for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – House of the Dead: Overkill (Wii, 2009) – “Scream Train” – PitStop Productions (John Sanderson, Nadeem Daya) 2 – Missile Ground Zero (ZX Spectrum, 1989) – “Title Music” -Tim Follin 3 – Time Crisis 3 (Arcade, PS2, 2003) – “Rescue Stage 2” – Takeshi Miura, Sanae Kasahara, Kaoru Okada, Takuya Yokota 4 – Body Count (Genesis, 1994) – “Stage 1” – Steve Collet 5 – Virtua Cop 3 (Arcade, 2003) – “Hard Mission Section 1: Sewers (BGM 10)” – Sachio Ogawa, Seiichi Hamada, Hideaki Miyamoto, Shinichi Goto, Yasuhiro Takagi, Tatsutoshi Narita 6 – Elemental Gearbolt (PS1, 1998) – “Thunder” Kei Wakakusa 7 – Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii, 2007) “The Epileptic Express C” – Masafumi Takada, Jun Fukuda 8 – Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles (Wii, 2009) – “Theme of Alexia Type 1” – Shusaku Uchiyama, Takeshi Miura, Yoshihisa Hirano 9 – Bazooka Blitzkrieg (SNES, 1992) – “Hunting for Robots” – Uchu-Jin 10 – Rambo 3 (SMS, 1990) – “Levels 2 and 5” – Composer Unknown 11 – Ghost Squad (Wii, Arcade, 2007) – “BGM 40” -Tatsutoshi Narita, Yasuhiro Takagi 12 – Freedom Force (NES, 1988) – “Stage 4: Town” – Naoki Kodaka

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode94/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2094.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 94: “Target Shooting Games” here!</a> It’s number 94 with a bang! This time around, Mike and Ed pick music that shot straight to the top of their VGM charts… from target shooting games! Join the guys as they discuss Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Time Crisis, and more! Thanks to Rob Nichols, Jana Höning, and UtopiaNemo for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) 1 – House of the Dead: Overkill (Wii, 2009) – “Scream Train” – PitStop Productions (John Sanderson, Nadeem Daya) 2 – Missile Ground Zero (ZX Spectrum, 1989) – “Title Music” -Tim Follin 3 – Time Crisis 3 (Arcade, PS2, 2003) – “Rescue Stage 2” – Takeshi Miura, Sanae Kasahara, Kaoru Okada, Takuya Yokota 4 – Body Count (Genesis, 1994) – “Stage 1” – Steve Collet 5 – Virtua Cop 3 (Arcade, 2003) – “Hard Mission Section 1: Sewers (BGM 10)” – Sachio Ogawa, Seiichi Hamada, Hideaki Miyamoto, Shinichi Goto, Yasuhiro Takagi, Tatsutoshi Narita 6 – Elemental Gearbolt (PS1, 1998) – “Thunder” Kei Wakakusa 7 – Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii, 2007) “The Epileptic Express C” – Masafumi Takada, Jun Fukuda 8 – Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles (Wii, 2009) – “Theme of Alexia Type 1” – Shusaku Uchiyama, Takeshi Miura, Yoshihisa Hirano 9 – Bazooka Blitzkrieg (SNES, 1992) – “Hunting for Robots” – Uchu-Jin 10 – Rambo 3 (SMS, 1990) – “Levels 2 and 5” – Composer Unknown 11 – Ghost Squad (Wii, Arcade, 2007) – “BGM 40” -Tatsutoshi Narita, Yasuhiro Takagi 12 – Freedom Force (NES, 1988) – “Stage 4: Town” – Naoki Kodaka

Episode 94: Target Shooting Games

Download Episode 97: “The Music of Ys – Volume I” here! Nihon Falcom’s Ys series follows the adventures of Adol Christin as he battles the forces of evil across countless lands. As fantastic as the games are, the music (in typical Falcom fashion) is famous across the world for it’s amazing music. Meiko Ishikawa and Yuzo Koshiro joined forces when the series was young to delight the ears of gamers everywhere, and the soundtrack quality hasn’t faltered since. Join the PTR guys as they pick some prime examples of Ys music from the first four games in the series, from a vast variety of consoles and soundchips! Thanks to Niko the WiiGuy, Chris Murray, and The Diad for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Special thanks to Dan Kelly for the Nick Carney musical jingle!! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished (1987) Composed by Yuzo Koshiro, Mieko Ishikawa, Masaya Hashimoto, and Takahito Abe TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu 1 – “The Morning Grow” – (PC-88, 1987) 2 – “Tower of the Shadow of Death” – (TG-CD, 1990) 3 – “First Step Towards Wars” – (SMS, 1988) Ys II: Ancient Ys Vanished – The Final Chapter (1988) Composed by Yuzo Koshiro, Mieko Ishikawa, and Hideya Nagata TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu 4 – ”To Make The End of Battle” (FC, 1988) 5 – “Moat of Burnedbless” (TG-CD, 1990) 6 – “Palace of Solomon” (TG-CD, 1990) Ys III: Wanderers from Ys (1989) Composed by Mieko Ishikawa TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu and Keita Hoshi SNES Arrangement: Michiharu Hasuya, Masaaki Harada, and Osamu Kasai Genesis/ MD Arrangement: Yoshiaki Kubotera and Noriyuki Iwadare 7 – “Trading Town of Redmont” (TGCD, 1991) 8 – “Welcome!” – (SNES,1992) 9 – “Ruins of Ilverns” (Genesis, 1991) Ys IV: Dawn of Ys (1993) Composed by Atsushi Shirakawa, Naoki Kaneda, Takahiro Tsunashima, and Masaru Nakajima 10 – “A Great Ordeal”- (PC Engine CD, 1993) Ys IV: Mask of the Sun (1993) Composed by Yoshiaki Kubodera, Masanori Hikichi, Miyoko Takaoka, Naoyuki Ito, Tomohiro Endo, and Hiroo Tengenji 11 – “Minea Port” (SFC, 1993) 12 – “Field” – (SFC, 1993)

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode97/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2097.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 97: “The Music of Ys – Volume I” here!</a> Nihon Falcom’s Ys series follows the adventures of Adol Christin as he battles the forces of evil across countless lands. As fantastic as the games are, the music (in typical Falcom fashion) is famous across the world for it’s amazing music. Meiko Ishikawa and Yuzo Koshiro joined forces when the series was young to delight the ears of gamers everywhere, and the soundtrack quality hasn’t faltered since. Join the PTR guys as they pick some prime examples of Ys music from the first four games in the series, from a vast variety of consoles and soundchips! Thanks to Niko the WiiGuy, Chris Murray, and The Diad for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Special thanks to Dan Kelly for the Nick Carney musical jingle!! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished (1987) Composed by Yuzo Koshiro, Mieko Ishikawa, Masaya Hashimoto, and Takahito Abe TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu 1 – “The Morning Grow” – (PC-88, 1987) 2 – “Tower of the Shadow of Death” – (TG-CD, 1990) 3 – “First Step Towards Wars” – (SMS, 1988) Ys II: Ancient Ys Vanished – The Final Chapter (1988) Composed by Yuzo Koshiro, Mieko Ishikawa, and Hideya Nagata TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu 4 – ”To Make The End of Battle” (FC, 1988) 5 – “Moat of Burnedbless” (TG-CD, 1990) 6 – “Palace of Solomon” (TG-CD, 1990) Ys III: Wanderers from Ys (1989) Composed by Mieko Ishikawa TG-CD Arrangement: Ryo Yonemitsu and Keita Hoshi SNES Arrangement: Michiharu Hasuya, Masaaki Harada, and Osamu Kasai Genesis/ MD Arrangement: Yoshiaki Kubotera and Noriyuki Iwadare 7 – “Trading Town of Redmont” (TGCD, 1991) 8 – “Welcome!” – (SNES,1992) 9 – “Ruins of Ilverns” (Genesis, 1991) Ys IV: Dawn of Ys (1993) Composed by Atsushi Shirakawa, Naoki Kaneda, Takahiro Tsunashima, and Masaru Nakajima 10 – “A Great Ordeal”- (PC Engine CD, 1993) Ys IV: Mask of the Sun (1993) Composed by Yoshiaki Kubodera, Masanori Hikichi, Miyoko Takaoka, Naoyuki Ito, Tomohiro Endo, and Hiroo Tengenji 11 – “Minea Port” (SFC, 1993) 12 – “Field” – (SFC, 1993)

Episode 97: The Music of Ys – Volume I

Cam Werme

Download Episode 98: “Amazing Openings with Cam Werme” here! Last time Ed and Mike had Cam Werme on the show, they all showed off some of their favorite ending tunes. So when it came time for him to return, they figured why not flip the script and play some opening themes? Join the VGM-crazy trio as they share a bunch of their favorite pre-gameplay melodies, ranging from the cinematic, to the rockin’, to the downright goofy! Check out Cameron’s VGM covers with previous PTR guest host Cameron Chiles over at Camicom on YouTube! Thanks to Dan Bisciglia and Bryan Mosley for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! Join our Facebook group to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) Episode Intro – Dragon Quest VI (SFC, 1995) – “Overture” – Koichi Sugiyama 1 – F1-ROC II: Race of Champions (SNES, 1993) – “Title” – Masanao Akahori, Hiro Nakayama 2 – Kingsley’s Adventure (PS1, 1999) – “Menu” – Alistair Lindsay 3 – Ninja Warriors (SNES) – “Opening+Title Theme” – Hiroyuki Iwatsuki, N. Tate 4 – Alundra (PSX, 1997) – “Alundra” – Kohei Tanaka 5 – Star Trader (X68000, 1991) – “Title” – Mieko Ishikawa, arranged by Keishi Yonao 6 – Donkey Kong Country (SNES, 1994) “Theme” – David Wise 7 – Alien 3 (NES, 1993) – “Title Theme” – Jeroen Tel 8 – Buck Bumble (N64, 1998) “Buck Bumble Theme” – Justin Scharvona 9 – Contra: Shattered Soldier (PS2, 2002) – “Venus” – Sota Fujimori, Akira Yamaoka 10 – Dark Cloud 2: Dark Chronicle (PS2, 2002) – “Never-ending Adventure (Rush’s Theme)” – Tomohito Nishiura 11 – Patchwork Heroes (PSP, 2010) “Holding 1,000,000 Tons of Bravery” – Hideki Sakamoto 12 – Arcus Odyssey (Genesis, 1991) – “Opening” – Motoi Sakuraba

<a href="http://media.blubrry.com/pixeltunes_radio_vgm/archive.org/download/PixelTunesRadioEpisode98/PixelTunes%20Radio%20Episode%2098.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Episode 98: “Amazing Openings with Cam Werme” here!</a> Last time Ed and Mike had Cam Werme on the show, they all showed off some of their favorite ending tunes. So when it came time for him to return, they figured why not flip the script and play some opening themes? Join the VGM-crazy trio as they share a bunch of their favorite pre-gameplay melodies, ranging from the cinematic, to the rockin’, to the downright goofy! Check out Cameron’s VGM covers with previous PTR guest host Cameron Chiles over at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM7v7dh02eFT-oOacpIj_zA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Camicom on YouTube!</a> Thanks to Dan Bisciglia and Bryan Mosley for submitting PixelChat questions. Send YOUR questions for us to answer at pixeltunesradio@gmail.com! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/pixeltunesradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Facebook group</a> to check out extra content from this episode! The Tracklist: Format: Game Title (System, Year) – Track Title – Composer(s) Episode Intro – Dragon Quest VI (SFC, 1995) – “Overture” – Koichi Sugiyama 1 – F1-ROC II: Race of Champions (SNES, 1993) – “Title” – Masanao Akahori, Hiro Nakayama 2 – Kingsley’s Adventure (PS1, 1999) – “Menu” – Alistair Lindsay 3 – Ninja Warriors (SNES) – “Opening+Title Theme” – Hiroyuki Iwatsuki, N. Tate 4 – Alundra (PSX, 1997) – “Alundra” – Kohei Tanaka 5 – Star Trader (X68000, 1991) – “Title” – Mieko Ishikawa, arranged by Keishi Yonao 6 – Donkey Kong Country (SNES, 1994) “Theme” – David Wise 7 – Alien 3 (NES, 1993) – “Title Theme” – Jeroen Tel 8 – Buck Bumble (N64, 1998) “Buck Bumble Theme” – Justin Scharvona 9 – Contra: Shattered Soldier (PS2, 2002) – “Venus” – Sota Fujimori, Akira Yamaoka 10 – Dark Cloud 2: Dark Chronicle (PS2, 2002) – “Never-ending Adventure (Rush’s Theme)” – Tomohito Nishiura 11 – Patchwork Heroes (PSP, 2010) “Holding 1,000,000 Tons of Bravery” – Hideki Sakamoto 12 – Arcus Odyssey (Genesis, 1991) – “Opening” – Motoi Sakuraba

Episode 98: Amazing Openings with Cam Werme

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