Ep. 360 - Podception

from Electric Leftovers · host Jason Parton

It's like every part of the show incepted in on itself this week. 0:00 Intro (Empty Victory - SAVESTATES) 2:19 Music: Presentiment 2:53 From The Archives: Chrono Trigger (Autumn Colors - Shiru) 5:41 Music: Wind Scene 7:36 Review Review: Chip N Dale: Rescue Rangers (cutegg) 23:10 Music: Robo's Theme 24:35 News Of The Weird (Pyramidh - smh) 39:10 Music: Far Off Promise 40:54 Outro (My Ghostly Friend - smh) Visit anchor.fm or download the app on your phone and get started making your own podcast and show me how it's done! For all your Me needs! - www.jasonsgroovemachine.com

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