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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2015 · 1H 12M

STAGE 16: COMPUTER GAMES

from Retro VGM Revival Hour · host The Nostalgia Roadtrip Network

Whether or not you believe that computer games are the better format to play games, to me its not about that, an awesome video game is an awesome video game no matter what you use to play it. And out of the majority of game soundtracks that are out there that focus on current or retro consoles, I don’t really see much emphasis on Computer game soundtracks. So I took it upon myself to dedicate this STAGE on COMPUTER GAMES, now this will mostly focus on classic PC games of the past, so I hope you got your floppy disks handy and are ready, because once you hit that ENTER key, you'll be in for one amazing experience giving much love and honor to these amazing tracks. Game - Composer - Title - Year - Company - System *Secret of Monkey Island - Michael Land & Patrick Mundy - “Main Theme" - October 1990 -Lucasfilm Games/ LucasArts (DISTRIBUTED BY: Electronic Arts) - Amiga *Rise of the Triad: Dark War - Robert Prince & Lee Jackson - “Suck This” - February 17, 1995 - Apogee Software - MS DOS *Utopia: The Creation of a Nation - Barry Leitch - “Canon” - 1991 - Celestial Software/Gremlin Interactive - Amiga *Heroes of Might and Magic III - Paul Romero, Rob King & Steve Baca - “Good Theme” - February 28, 1999 - New World Computing/The 3DO Company - Windows & Mac *Dizzy: Prince of the Yolkfolk - Matthew Simmonds (ARRANGED BY: Mark Knight) - “Main Theme” - December 1991 - Big Red Software/Codemasters - Amiga 500 *MYTH: History In the Making - Jeroen Tel - “Title Theme" - 1989 - System 3 - Commodore 64 *Hero Quest - Barry Leitch - “Title Theme" - 1991 - Gremlin Graphics - Sinclair ZX Spectrum *The Light Corridor - Alberto Jose Gonzalez - “Space Trip" - 1991 - New Frontier/Infogrames - Sinclair ZX Spectrum *Wolfenstein 3D - Robert Prince - “Nazi Rap” - May 5, 1992 - Id Software/Apogee Software - MS DOS *DOOM - Robert Prince - “I Sawed the Demons" - December 10, 1993 - Id Software/GT Interactive - Windows & Mac *Turrican - Chris Hülsbeck, Ramiro Vaca & Stefan Hartwig - “Title" - 1990 - Rainbow Arts - Commodore 64 *Duke Nukem 3D - Robert Prince & Lee Jackson - “Grabbag" - January 29, 1996 - 3D Realms/GT Interactive Software - MS DOS *Chuck Rock - Matthew Simmonds - “Title Theme" - 1991 - Core Design - Amiga *SpellBound - Rob Hubbard - “Title/In Game” - 1985 - David Jones, Richard Darling & Rob Hubbard/ Mastertronic - Sinclair ZX Spectrum *System Shock - Greg LoPiccolo & Tim Ries - “Living Quarters” - September 22, 1994 - Looking Glass Studios/Origin Systems - MS DOS *Turrican II: The Final Fight - Chris Hülsbeck - “The Final fight ( Opening Theme)” - 1991 - Rainbow Arts - Commodore 64 *UFO: Enemy Unknown - John Broomhall - “ Intro part III” - 1994 - Mythos Games/MicroProse - Microsoft Windows *Cannon Fodder - John Hare & Richard Joseph - "War Has Never Been So Much Fun(Opening Theme)” - December 1993 - Sensible Software/Virgin Interactive - Amiga Info: Twitter @MoonSpiderHugs SITE: retrovgmrevival.blogspot.com/ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/groups/vgmrevivalhour/ EMAIL: [email protected] (just put "retro VGM Revival" as the subject)

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