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Episode 13 – Soul Calibur

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Episode 13 – Soul Calibur

A tale of swords and destinies, Soul Calibur has become a legendary series featuring some of the greatest fighting game advancements ever; and within those achievements are musical compositions that deserve vast amounts of recognition. Today we visit the stage of history and the world of Soul Calibur as we uncover some of the finer details about the lore, characters, gameplay mechanics, and of course the music. Join Mike and Justin as they try to define what makes Japanese harps “buttery”, struggle with pronunciation of Seung Mi-Na’s name, and of course, get bossed around by special celebrity call-in, Ivy Valentine! Welcome to your ultimate Soul Calibur playlist!
We’d love to hear what you thought about this musical journey through the Soul Calibur games! Shoot us an email at XVGMRadio@gmail.com or join in on the discussion at www.Facebook.com/Groups/XVGMRadio
Huge thank you to Patron Chris Murray for picking an absolutely awesome track this episode! And thanks to the rest of our wonderful Patrons: Alex Messenger, Cam Werme, Chris Murray, Chris Myers, Scott McElhone and “The Autistic Gamer 89”
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TRACK LISTING:

Intro: Soul Edge (Soul Blade) (Arcade – 1996), “The Edge of Soul (Intro Theme)” Takanori Otsuka, Hiroyuki Kawada, Masahiro Fukuzawa, Hiroto Sasaki, Takayuki Ishikawa, Akihiko Ishikawa
1 – Soul Edge (Soul Blade) (Arcade – 1996), “Kkaduri (Sueng Mina’s theme)” Takanori Otsuka, Hiroyuki Kawada, Masahiro Fukuzawa, Hiroto Sasaki, Takayuki Ishikawa, Akihiko Ishikawa
2 – Soul Calibur (Arcade – 1998), “The New Legends: Proving Ground (Kilik & Edge Master)” Akitaka Toyama, Junichi Nakatsuru, Yoshihito Yano, Hideki Tobeta
3 – Soul Calibur (Arcade – 1998), “Unblessed Soul (Ivy’s Theme)” Akitaka Toyama, Junichi Nakatsuru, Yoshihito Yano, Hideki Tobeta
4 – Soul Calibur II (Arcade – 2002) “Unwavering Resolve (Cassandra’s Theme)” Junichi Nakatsuru
5 – Soul Calibur: Legends (Wii – 2007) “Barbaros” Basiscape Co. Ltd. (Masaharu Iwata, Mitsuhiro Kaneda, Kimihiro Abe, Noriyuki Kamikura)
6 – Soul Calibur III (PS2/Arcade – 2005), “No Regrets (Cervantes Theme)” Junichi Nakatsuru (only person listed as “Music by”)
7 – Patreon Pick: Chris Murray – Soul Calibur IV (XB360/PS3 – 2008) “Thanatos” Junichi Nakatsuru, Keiki Kobayashi, Hiroyuki Fujita
8 – Soul Calibur IV (PS3/XB360 – 2008), “Gigantesque (Amy’s Theme)” Junichi Nakatsuru, Keiki Kobayashi, Hiroyuki Fujita
9 – Soul Calibur V (XB360/PS3 – 2012) “Sword of Resolution (Patroklos’ Theme)” Andrew Aversa, Cris Velasco, Hiroki Kikuta, Inon Zur, Junichi Nakatsuru, Tomoki Miyoshi
10 – Soul Calibur VI (PS4/XBone/PC – 2018) “Who Dare to Tread” Junichi Nakatsuru

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Episode 12 – Capcom Disney with Rhythm & Pixels

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Episode 12 – Capcom Disney with Rhythm & Pixels

Sometimes considered the greatest crossover of its time, when Capcom and Disney worked together, the results were a mixed bag of highs and lows regarding gaming. However, the music was always a treat; one that many gamers would possibly consider some of the best of its time. On this episode, Justin and Mike are joined by Rob and Pernell of Rhythm & Pixels, a fellow VGM podcast focused on friendship and awesome tunes. With Rob and Pernell picking the majority of the tracks this time around, this episode is sure to delight fans on all spectrums. From discussion about mermaid butts, talking about dysfunctional households amongst the Goof Troop gang, and call ins from various Disney characters, prepare to visit the Magic Kingdom, the Disney Afternoon and more on this episode of XVGM Radio!
Huge thanks to Rob and Pernell for joining us for this part 1 look at Disney based VGM. We’ll be doing a followup crossover episode on their show soon where we take a look at non-Capcom Disney games. Check them out at: https://rhythmandpixels.com/
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TRACK LISTING:

Intro – Magical Tetris Challenge (GBC – 2000) “Updown Tetris Panic” Harumi Fujita
1 – Magical Tetris Challenge (N64/PS1/Arcade – 1998) “Mickey’s Theme” (also called “Versus Weasel”) Masato Kouda
2 – Adventures in the Magic Kingdom (NES – 1990) “Space Ship” Yoko Shimomura, Yoshihiro Sakaguchi (Programming)
3 – Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Game Boy – 1991), “Stages 5 and 6” Yasuaki Fujita
4 – Mickey Mousecapade (NES – 1988) “Pirate Ship” Takeaki Kunimoto
5 – The Little Mermaid (NES – 1991) “The Sunken Ship” Yasuaki Fujita
6 – Mickey’s Dangerous Chase (GB – 1991) “Factory” Keiji Sakata
7 – Chip and Dale’s Rescue Rangers (NES – 1990) “Zone J” Harumi Fujita
8 – Darkwing Duck (NES – 1992) “Megavolt Stage” Yasuaki Fujita
9 – Disney’s Aladdin (SNES – 1993) “Stage 2 The Caves” Setsuo Yamamoto, Yuko Takehara, Yuki Iwai Alan Menken (Original music)
10 – Disney’s Goof Troop (SNES – 1993) “Sea Robber” Yuki Iwai

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Episode 11 – XVGM Radio Presents SPOOKYFEST 2018!

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Episode 11 – XVGM Radio Presents SPOOKYFEST 2018!

It’s that SPOOOOOOOOKYYYY time of year again, and the XVGM Radio gentleghouls are here to host a radio festival styled show, live, called SPOOKYFEST 2018! Grab a Belmont’s Wall Meat turkey leg and make a reservation for Boosette’s bed and breakfast, because we’ve got tons of creepy, crawly tracks from a wide variety of games, all with that SPOOOOKYYY sound that’s perfect for this time of the year.
We’d love to know what you thought of this style of episode? Did you like SPOOKYFEST?! Leave a comment or send us an email at XVGMRadio@gmail.com with your favorite track or the episode!
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Thanks to Cam Werme for this episode’s PATREON Pick! Become a Patron of the podcast to get exclusive title card reveals early, as well as tons of extra bonuses and exclusive content! Thanks to our current Patrons: Alex Messenger, Cam Werme, Chris Murray, Chris Myers, Scott McElhone

There’s still a few more days to donate to Justin’s Extra Life campaign to help kids with diseases. Check it out here.

TRACK LISTING:

Intro: New Ghostbusters 2 (NES – 1990) “Level 4: The River of Slime” – Jun Ishikawa, (Original Track: Bobby Brown, Dennis Austin, Larry White, Kirk Crumpler)
1 – Monster House (GBA – 2006) “Floor 4” Manfred Linzner
2 – Medievil (PS1 – 1998) “The Hilltop Mausoleum” Paul Arnold, Andrew Barnabas
3 – Nightmare Circus (Genesis – 1996) “Wall of Death” Kurt Harland, Jim Hedges, Andy Armer
4 – Tiny Toon Adventures – Buster Busts Loose! (SNES – 1992) “Stage 03/Spooky Mansion” Kazuhiko Uehara, Yukie Morimoto
5 – Killer Instinct (XBOne – 2013) “Lycanthropy (Saberwulf’s Theme)” Mick Gordon , Robin Beanland and Graeme Norgate (callback)
6 – Patreon Pick: Cam Werme – Castlevania Bloodlines (Genesis – 1994) “The Discolored Wall” Michiru Yamane
7 – Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines (PC – 2004) “Vesuvius” Rik W. Schaffer
8 – Dr. Franken 2 (Game Boy – 1997) “Track 4”- Mark Cooksey
9 – Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (N64 – 2000) “Ripple Star Catacombs” Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando
10 – Alundra (PS1 – 1997) “Nightmare” Kohei Tanaka
11 – Super Mario World (SNES – 1990) “Haunted House” Koji Kondo

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Episode 9 – In Memory & Celebration of Ryu Umemoto

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Episode 9 – In Memory & Celebration of Ryu Umemoto

Though his life was short, Ryu Umemoto crafted some of the best music available on various Japanese computer system games. From Eroge visual novels to working with CAVE on their bullet hell shooters, Umemoto poured his heart and soul into creating music despite not being a classically trained musician. Today on XVGM Radio, Mike and Justin uncover some of his best work full of techno, blues rock, and more ambient electronic pieces, all while taking you on a fantastic journey about his life and legacy.
Out of respect for Mr. Umemoto and his music, we have opted to not take any calls or create commercials for this episode, as it is a tribute to him.
All information about Mr. Umemoto’s life and times was paraphrased from the following interview/writeup by Audun Sorlie: https://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/178187/memorial_composer_ryu_umemoto.php?print=1
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Thank you to our Patrons: Chris Murray, Alex Messenger, Cameron Werme, Scott McElhone and Chris Meyers.
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TRACK LISTING:

(All Tracks composed by Ryu Umemoto)
Intro: Xenon: Fantasy Body (PC-98, FM Towns) – “XENON”
1 – Square Resort (Sharp X68000, 1992, OPN Version) “Sound Test #9/Tank 2”
2 -Mobile Suit Gundam: A year of War (PC-98, 1993) “ZION05” – co-composed by Toyo Kusanagi
3 – Princess Maker 2 (PC-98, MS-DOS, Windows, Sega Saturn, FM Towns, PC Engine, MAC, GP32 aka Game Park 32, 1993) “Battle”
4 – Grounseed (PC-98, 1996) “Strain (Tension)OPNA Version”
5 – EVE Burst Error (PC-98/FM Towns/Saturn/Windows/PS2, 1995) “Shopping”
6 – Psyvariar (Arcade/PS2, 2000) “Weakboson”
7 – Espgaluda 2 (Arcade, 2005) “Mutiny – Fate Is With The Girl”
8 – Ano Machi no Koi no Uta (Windows, 2006) “Tease”
9 – Akai Katana (Xbox 360, PC, 2010) “Nehanmon (Stage 1)”
10 – NIN2-Jump (XBLA, 2011) “Autumn”
Outro – Kono Yo No Hate De Koi Wo Utau Shojo Yu-No (PC-98, 1996) “Reminiscence”

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Episode 8 – Dat Sunsoft Bass

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Episode 8 – Dat Sunsoft Bass
DAT SUNSOFT BASS! Sunsoft was arguably one of the best developers when it came to sound hardware on the Nintendo Entertainment System, and there’s no better example than Mr. Gimmick. Better known as Gimmick in its native land, this game (which remained exclusive to Japan and Scandinavian territories) showcased what happened when composer Masashi Kageyama took inspiration from his fellow employees’ taste in music, and injected it into this love letter to platform game fans. Despite never receiving this one in North America, the soundtrack and game have been praised as one of the most underrated on the console, with many people reproducing the game as best as they can with Sunsoft’s 5B chip. But the FME-7, the heart and soul of this soundtrack, remains exclusive to the Japanese Famicom console due to the system’s ability to read audio chips. Join Justin and Mike as they delve into the chip’s history, and share their thoughts on Gimmick’s incredible soundtrack, the game’s levels, and the little green protagonist, Umetaro!
Check out more details on DAT SUNSOFT BASS and learn more from Explod2A03:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEgoYUzwabI
Retro Game Audio’s Tumblr page is a great source of information as well:

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TRACK LISTING:

Soundtrack composed by: Masashi Kageyama with sound programming by Naohisa Morota.
Intro track – “Good Morning!/Introduction”
1 – “Happy Birthday/Stage 1”
2 – “Good Weather/Stage 2
3 – “Slow Illusion/Stage 3, Part 1”
4 – “Aporia/Boss Theme 1”
5 – “Paradigm/Stage 4”
6 – “Lion Heart/Stage 5”
7 – “Cadbury/Stage 6 Part 2”
8 – “Sophia Take 2/Stage 7”
9 – “Nothing to Lose/Final Boss, Part 1/ Long Tomorrow/Final Boss Part 2”
10 – “Identity Believer/Boss Battle 2”
Outro – “Strange Memories of Death/Unused”

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Episode 7 – C64 Downports vs. Originals

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Episode 7 – C64 Downports vs. Originals

The late 1980s and early 1990s was an age full of change in video game music, and that shift into higher quality was arguable when it came to the Commodore 64. But do big budget titles from the silver age of gaming sound as good on The Little Computer That Could? Or were they even better than the originals? Mike and Justin take a listen to a list of tracks which may surprise listeners and will have you wondering…which one sounds better! From Double Dragon adult film discussion, to trying to name the SID chip with goofy names, plus a “brand new Tim Follin soundtrack and game?!” Sold.

Special thank you to one of our Patrons, Alex Messenger, for choosing not one but 2 awesome tracks for this comparison episode! Do YOU want to pick tracks! We can keep the variety flowing with different Patrons each month! Check out Patreon.com/XVGMRadio for more details!

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TRACK LISTING:

Intro Track -Ghostbusters (C64/ NES (New Ghostbusters 2- 1990, PAL/JPN exclusive) – David Crane (labelled as programmer. No Sound Credits) Ray Parker Jr. Composer of original theme; Jun Ishikawa
1 – Golden Axe -(C64, 1990) “Wilderness” – Jeroen Tel
2- Golden Axe (Genesis, 1989) – “Wilderness” – Nankyoku (a.k.a. You Takada), Decky, Imocky
3 – Double Dragon [C64 – Melbourne House release] (1988) “Title Screen (Arrival of the Black Warriors)” – arranged by Charles Deenen
4 – Double Dragon [NES] (1987) “Missions 1, 3-4, & 4-4 – Billy & Jimmy Lee’s Theme” – Kazunaka Yamane
5 – Patreon Pick: Alex Messenger – Ghouls n’ Ghosts (C64, 1989) “Stage 5” Tim Follin
6 – Super Ghouls n; Ghosts (SNES, 1991) “Ice Forest” Mari Yamaguchi
7 – TMNT – The Coin-Op (C64, 1991) “Music 3” – Jeroen Tel
8 – TMNT2 – The Arcade Game (NES, 1990) “Scene 3, Part 1” – Kozo Nakamura (arranger and composer), Yasuhiko Manno (sound design)
9 – Strider – (C64, 1990) – “Unknown Track” Patrick Ceuppens aka Lyon or Mark Tait
10 – Strider (Arcade, 1989) – “Siberian Wilderness” – XOR

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Episode 6 – PS1

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Episode 6 – PS1

U R NOT READY….er… E (some of you will see it and get it)…..but you will be after listening to these blasts from the 32-bit past! The first Sony Playstation (Also known as the PSOne or PS1,) had some of the greatest games to have been released during its generation, and with those stellar titles came music that would capture our hearts and engage our senses into overload. Mike and Justin help you return to the mid to late 90s with 10 tracks full of well known as well as obscure PS1 video game music to help you relive the days of turning your systems upside down when the discs read error popped up.

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Track Listing:

Intro – Pa Rappa the Rapper (1996) “Chop Chop Master Onion Rap” – Izumi Amano (music director)Tuttle & Dynamo – Electronic group, Yorihisa Suzuki, Kiyoshi Yoshida, Shige Kawagoe, Chris Parks, Ryu Watabe (aka Ryu)
1 – Future Cop L.A.P.D. (1998) “LAX Spaceport” – Dave O’ Neal
2 – Ghost in the Shell (1997) “Firecracker” – Mijk Van Dijk
3 – Rising Zan: The Samurai Gunman (1999) “Invincible Career” – Atsunori Namba, Yoshichika Shimamura
4 – Castlevania SOTN (1997) – “Tragic Prince” – Michiru Yamane
5 – MegaMan X4 (1997) “Jet Stingray” – Toshihiko Horiyama
6 – Crash Bandicoot 2 (1997) – “Crash Dash, Crash Crush, Unbearable Levels” – Mutato Muzika (Mark Mothersbaugh, Josh Mancell)
7 – The Granstream Saga (1997) “Spirit Ruins” – Masanori Hikichi, Miyoko Takaoka, Takako Ochiai, Kohei Tanaka (animation music)
8 – Resident Evil 2 (1998) “Credit of Whole Staff” – Masami Ueda
9 – Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure (1998) “Last Waltz” – Tenpei Sato
10 – Chocobo Racing (1999) – “Mysidia Sky Garden” (FFV Flying Dragon Theme) -(Original track- Nobuo Uematsu) Arrangement by Kenji ito.

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Episode 3 – Board & Card Game Video Game

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Episode 3 – Board & Card Game Video Game

Uno! Yahtzee! Bingo! You sunk my battleship! Board and card games have a long history of fun for the whole family. When it comes to board and card-based video games, there’s been a plethora of choices to play. Today, Mike and Justin roll the dice on 10 tracks from these type of games that range from easy listening to progressive rock, all while sharing stories about their experiences with each version, both video game and original. What are YOUR favorite tracks from this episode? Make sure to let us know via email at XVGMRadio@gmail.com or facebook.com/groups/xvgmradio

Track Listing:

Intro – Monopoly (Wii – 2008), “Deco Board” – Ian Livingstone.
1 – Pictionary (NES – 1990) “Mini Game 2” – Tim Follin
2 – Uno (XB1/PS4 – 2017) “Wonderful” – Wang Yang
3 – Risk: The Game of Global Domination (PS1 – 1997 ) “North America Theme” – Unknown Composer
4 – Hero Quest (NES – Unreleased) “Title Theme” Neil Baldwin
5 – Magic: The Gathering (PC – 1997) “Red Castle” – Rolland J. Rizzo
6 – Othello World (Based on Reversi, later called Othello by Mattel) (SNES- 1992 ) “Sky Castle Game” – Kimitaka Matsumae, Manami Matsumae
7 – Battleship (NES – 1993) “Title Screen” – Mark Knight
8 – Clue (SNES – 1992) “Elementary” – Unknown Composer
9 – Scrabble (PC – 1999) “Blue Waltz”-Jim Crew
10 – Carcassonne (XB360 – 2007) “Main Theme” – SomaTone Interactive Studios

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Episode 2 – Toaplan, An Audio History

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Episode 2 – Toaplan, An Audio History

Strap into a Zig and get ready to move for great justice, because Justin and Mike are diving deep into the musical history of the shoot ’em up stalwarts themselves, Toaplan! From the early arcade beginnings to partnerships with some of Japan’s biggest publishers like Taito and Capcom, Toaplan’s composers knew how to create driving grooves and melodies to get gamer’s blood pumping. From debating with callers regarding princess names to discussing the intricacies of Mr. T fornicating with you for free, XVGM Radio’s got you covered!

Track Listing:

Intro – Zero Wing (Genesis – 1989) – “Prologue: Part 1” Tatsuya Uemura, Masahiro Yuge, Toshiaki Tomizawa
1 – Slap Fight (Arcade – 1986) “Areas 41-50” – Masahiro Yuge
2 – Guardian (Arcade – 1986) – “Boss” – Osamu Ohta
3 – Twin Cobra (NES – 1987) “Tsugaru” – Tatsuya Uemura
4 – Truxton (Genesis – 1989) “Hope – Stage 3” – Masahiro Yuge
5 – Zero Wing (Genesis – 1989) “Stage 1: Natols” – Tatsuya Uemura, Masahiro Yuge, Toshiaki Tomizawa
6 – Hellfire (Genesis – 1990) “Stage 6: Last Dance” – Tatsuya Uemura, Masahiro Yuge
7 – Snow Bros. (NES – 1990) “Stage 1” – Osamu Ohta, Tatsuya Uemura, Mikiko Suzuki
8 – Teki Paki (Arcade – 1991) “Quick, Junk, Sequence” – Tomoaki Takanohashi
9 – Vimana (Arcade – 1991) “Space High” – Toshiaki Tomizawa, Tomoaki Takanohashi
10 – Batsugun (Arcade – 1993) “King Bird (Boss 2)” – Yoshitatsu Sakai

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Episode 1 – The Evolution of Nintendo Console Music

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Episode 1 – The Evolution of Nintendo Console Music

A brand new era of VGM Podcasting has begun! XVGM Radio is YOUR source for video game music (VGM.) Mike and Justin take you on the winding road of Nintendo’s ever changing consoles and their music. Each game showcases a different style of composer and sound hardware. Learn about Justin’s hidden language, and hear Mike cover Super Mario Pearl Jam! All in this inaugural episode of XVGM Radio!

Track Listing:

Intro – Little Nemo – The Dream Master (NES – 1990) “Night Sea” – Junko Tamiya
1 – Adventures of Tom Sawyer (NES – 1989) “Stage 6: Deep in the Cave” – Masa Konishi
2 – Panic Restaurant (NES – 1994) “Stage 1: Appetizer” – Hirohiko Takayama, Kenji Eno
3 – Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past (SNES – 1992) “Dark Golden Land” – Koji Kondo
4 – Breath of Fire 2 (SNES – 1995) “Dying Corpse” – Yuko Takehara
5 – Blast Corps (SNES – 1997) “Warning!” – Graeme Norgate
6 – Top Gear Hyper-Bike (SNES – 2000) “Florence Italy” – Christian A. Salyer & Eric Klein
7 – Geist (GCN – 2005) “Escaping Containment” – Michael Reed, Brad Martin
8 – Geometry Wars: Galaxies (Wii – 2007) “Loop 8 Inverse Tempest” – Audioantics
9 – Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (WiiU – 2016) “Synchronization” – Yoshiaki Fujisawa
10 – Splatoon 2 (SWI – 2017) “Blitz It!” – Toru Minegishi & Shiho Fujii

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