Rob believes the Sega Saturn had the most smooth-sexy jams than any other game console. Pernell believes creamy-dill potato chips are a part of your complete breakfast. THEY FIGHT. YOU WIN. Hang out with us and listen to some of the best music recorded for the Sega Saturn ever!
Track list:
- Incectia – Bug – Sega Saturn – Greg Turner
- Blow Up – Elevator Action Returns – Sega Saturn – Yasuhisa Watanabe, Zuntata
- Punky Pumpkin Castle – Silhouette Mirage – Katsuhiko Suzuki
- Mystic – Gouketsuji Ichizoku 3 Groove on Fight – Sega Saturn – Toshikazu Tanaka (Dencyu)
- Stage 4 Arranged – Battle Garrega – Sega Saturn – Manabu Namiki, arranged by Takayuki Ayhara
- Dark Rooftop – Last Bronx – Sega Saturn – Tomoyuki Kawamura
- Dreams Dreams soul jazz cover – Nights into dreams – N!ESS
- Magical Sound Shower (Remix) – OutRun – Sega Saturn – Hiroshi Kawaguchi
- Underground Labyrinth – Mystaria: The Realms of Lore – Sega Saturn – Yukiharu Urita
Rhythm and Pixels 
The version of Blow Up isn’t actually from the Saturn version, but is a re-arrangement Watanabe did for the 1995 CD album (ELEVATOR ACTION -RETURNS- – https://vgmdb.net/album/1254) which carried over to the recent digital album releases on iTunes and Spotify.
The Saturn version directly rips the in-game music from the arcade, which is arranged differently and lacks some of the extra segments and flourishes that the V.C.O. versions have.
The in-game version:
And yes, Yasuhisa Watanabe is the composer behind Elevator Action Returns, who at the time was a member of Taito’s sound team, ZUNTATA – just to clear up the confusion!
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A little error on my earlier comment above:
The album is called “ELEVATOR ACTION -RETURNS- V.C.O. “CINEMA” MIX
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