In the seventeenth installment of Show & Tell, the guys once again
share an excellent assortment of video game music, both old and new.
Karl discovers the music to a "bad" NES game, and Will unveils music
from a couple highly-anticipated games! Enjoy some quality VGM! 08/30/15
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Episode 178: Do-Over: TurboGrafx-16
In the first Do-Over installment, the guys take the same topic from
Episode 14, and take another crack at it! Featuring mostly the same
playlist, but recorded over three years later, Karl & Will discuss
how their feelings of TG-16 music has changed. Enjoy some rocking 16-bit
tunes! 08/23/15
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Bonus Episode: Micro Tunes
In this Bonus Episode, the guys share some outstanding short video game
music. Every track on this playlist is a loop or jingle that is less
than 20 seconds. Enjoy this small scale assortment of great music! 08/20/15
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Episode 177: Mario Kart 8
In this episode, the guys focus on the wonderful music to 2014's Mario
Kart 8! This soundtrack was an exciting and long-awaited return to form
for the Mario Kart series. Karl & Will share and discuss 20 of the
best tracks from the game, including some of the wonderful DLC music.
Enjoy! 08/16/15
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Bonus Episode: The State of Affairs
In this Bonus Episode, the guys discuss the current state of video game music. 08/13/15
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Episode 176: 1991
In this exciting Season 8 Premiere, Karl & Will focus on one year in
video game music history, and arguably the most seminal year there ever
was: 1991. The guys discuss why this particular year really changed
video game music forever. Enjoy the very best music of 1991, from the
Genesis, NES, SNES, Game Boy and PC! 08/09/15
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Episode 175: Matt Furniss
Featuring an Exclusive Interview!
In the exciting Finale to Season 7, the guys focus on the wonderful music of composer Matt Furniss. Known for titles such as Puggsy, Wiz 'n' Liz, Alien 3 and Mickey Mania, Matt was one of the most prolific composers on the Sega Genesis. Enjoy an overview of some of his best work, as well as an exclusive interview, in which Matt discusses his background as well as his process for creating 16-bit video game music. 08/02/15
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