Framed for a crime we’re 99% sure they didn’t commit, Rob and Pernell listen to music on the run. Looking for their arch-nemesis, the criminal that set the police on their trail. And their enemies in their path.
Track list:
Inside Prison – Shin Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-tachi no Banka – Super Famicom – Hitoshi Yamane
Prisoner – Mary Skelter Nightmares – PS Vita – Yo Oyama
High Score – Alien 3 – Genesis – Matt Furniss
Jailers Port – Dark Savior – Sega Saturn – Hiroshi Kondo
Prison Breaking – Crime City – Arcade – Unknown
Intrusion – Suikoden – PlayStation – Miki Higashino
Cody’s Theme – SFV – PlayStation 4 – Daniel Lindholm
Therapy – Alice Madness Returns – Xbox 360 – Marshall Crutcher, Jason Tai, Chris Vrenna
Shower – The Escapists – Xbox One, PlayStation 4 – Team 17 Digital Ltd.
Rob goes head-first into the fishing game deep end and finds that there is so much more to listen to! Enjoy this short mix-tape of excellent fishing music to cast your week and catch a great day! Oh, and enjoy the stylings of MC Sega Bass Fishing!
Track list:
Records – Super Black Bass 2 – SNES – Michiya Hirasawa, Tukushi Sasaki, Akihiko Mori
Bridge Area – Sega Bass Fishing – Dreamcast – Makoto Iida
Keenai River Basin – King Salmon: The Big Catch – Genesis – Masaharu Iwata
Calm 4 – Pro Bass Fishing 2003 – PC – Unknown
Final Stage (Hitting) – Ohmono Black Bass Fishing – Super Famicom – Iku Mizutani, Kinuyo Yamashita
Diary Menu Music – Sega Bass Fishing – Dreamcast – Makoto Iida
Josh and Keyglyph from The VGM Jukebox podcast have lost their Haunted Jukebox! The only way to find The Haunted Jukebox? With jazz-club inspired video game music!
They travel from their Overworld and into Rob and Pernell’s listening room! It’s a mystery of Scooby-Doo levels, and a cross-over more awesome than when The Flintstones met The Jetsons!
Enjoy this extra long cross-over episode, complete with mystery, personal stories, and EXCELLENT MUSIC.
Bar – Traverse: Starlight & Prairie – Super Famicom – Daisuke Tamura
Bar – Metal Max 2 – Super Famicom – Satoshi Kadokura
Bar – Wizardry: Tale of the Forsaken Land – PlayStation 2 – Satoshi Iwasaki, Isao Kasai, Makoto Suehiro, Kenji Tani
Unknown Music – James Bond Jr – NES – Neil Baldwin
Bar Sambora – Famicom Tantei Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shojo – Super Famicom – Kenji Yamamoto
Mike’s Jukebox – Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajima – Super Famicom – Yuichi Ozaki
I Dream of You (Miss Stiletto Heels) – Deadly Premonition – Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC – Riyou Kinugasa, Takuya Kobayashi, Hiromi Mizutani, vocals by Carol in the Galaxy of Terror
Profit – Breath of Fire – Super Nintendo – Hitoshi Sakimoto
Music in racing games can be jazzy, funky, or hard hitting rock’n’roll. In all cases, it’s designed to move you, so you can get moving on the race track! Or the Koopa Beach, or wherever else you’re trying to go fast! This was also the first episode to feature our good friend Matt! Hi Matt!
Track list:
Night Cruise – Shutoku Battle 2 – Super Famicom – BPS Sound Team
Shout In The Dark – Moto Roader – Turbo Grafx 16 – Unknown
Silence – F-Zero – Super Nintendo – Yumiko Kanki, Naoto Ishida
Cairodrome – Wipeout – Playstation – Cold Storage/Tim Wright
The Ride – Ridge Racer Type 4 – Playstation – Namco Sound Team
Dolphin Shoals – Mario Kart 8 – Wii U – Atsuko Asahi, Shiho Fujii, Ryo Nagamatsu, Kenta Nagata, Yasuaki Iwata
Blaster – Super Off-Road – Super Nintendo – Tim Follin, Geoff Follin
What do you with all that gold? When your pockets are filled to the gills with Gil? Hit the shops and grab better weapons! Better armor! Stock up on health potions and GET OUT OF HERE!
Track list:
Fast Food – Persona Revelations – Playstation – Kenichi Tsuchiya, Hidehito Aoki, Misaki Okibe
Menu / Shop – River City Ransom – NES – Kazuo Sawa
Shopping Theme – Popful Mail – Turbo Grafx CD – Falcom SoundTeam
Cheap Shop – Scott Pilgrim vs. the World the Game – Xbox 360 – Anamanaguchi
Shop Music – Lords of Thunder – Sega CD – Ts Music, Satoshi Miyashita
How About A Burger? – Ganbare Goemon – Super Famicom – Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Ueko
Rosenqueen Shop – Disgaea – Playstation 2 – Tenpei Sato
