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PC Engine City show 21 is out!

Started by _Paul, 03/25/2007, 11:55 AM

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nat

Dude, this is the episode I've been waiting for. I can't wait.
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Digi.k

listening to this as I type!!   [-o<

_Paul

I threw a bit of a curveball with the Space Harrier music, hope you like it.

NecroPhile

Thanks for another episode - I'm listening now.   :)
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nat

Quote from: guest on 03/26/2007, 12:41 PMI threw a bit of a curveball with the Space Harrier music, hope you like it.
Are you kididng? That song is one of my favorites from the SH soundtrack. Going in, I knew you'd have to include something from SH and I was really hoping it wouldn't be the standard level theme. Especially since the main theme made an appearance in another recent episode.

I was thinking maybe a boss tune or two, but that ending song was so much better.

You didn't include my favorite song from Afterburner II, though. :)

A great episode, regardless. I like the love Altered Beast got.
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_Paul

Quote from: nat on 03/26/2007, 05:08 PMA great episode, regardless. I like the love Altered Beast got.
I've always liked the music from Altered Beast, it's what elevates a mediocre beat 'em up into something worth playing. I used to play the MD and SMS versions a lot, mostly for the music and mostly for the ending theme in particular which is great.

Digi.k

Quote from: guest on 03/26/2007, 12:41 PMI threw a bit of a curveball with the Space Harrier music, hope you like it.
Isn't that taken from the genesis/megadrive version? >.>

I was surprised you left out some of the wonderboy game bgm's !!

But I loved the show  ^__^

nat

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Quote from: Digi.k on 03/30/2007, 09:29 AM
Quote from: guest on 03/26/2007, 12:41 PMI threw a bit of a curveball with the Space Harrier music, hope you like it.
Isn't that taken from the genesis/megadrive version? >.>
Oh hhhhhhheeeeellllll no.

Hold me back. HOLD ME BACK.
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Digi.k

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Quote from: nat on 03/30/2007, 11:39 AMOh hhhhhhheeeeellllll no.

Hold me back. Hold me back.
lol. Yikes!!

Reason why i asked was the other night was listening to the bgm of pc engine version of space harrier and I couldnt even find that tune that Paul had put into the show.. O_o

nat

It is a song that plays when you beat the game. If I remember right, it plays as the game introduces all the "characters" you encounter.
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_Paul

Quote from: nat on 03/26/2007, 05:08 PMYou didn't include my favorite song from Afterburner II, though. :)
That was on a previous show (as a mashup). I don't like to repeat.

nat

Yeah, I know, I remember. That's a GREAT mashup, BTW. It's like they were meant to be played together. But the song is just SO GOOD I thought maybe you'd make an exception.  :wink:

Actually, I have a question about that tune. There are two variations of that song depending on what console you're playing it on, and one is far superior. The arcarde/SMS/Turbo version of the song is the better version. But for whatever reason, they changed the tune for the Genesis and NES (Tengen) carts. Anyone know why? Both versions start off about the same, but the NES/Genesis song falls apart right when the main riff starts. Actually, I think there is another version of Afterburner on the NES aside from the Tengen cart but I don't know anything about that one. I have the black Tengen version.
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_Paul

Yeah I'm aware of the two variations on the main theme, but have never really tried to get to the bottom of it. Perhaps it could be part of the differences between the original After Burner and After Burner II, but I've really no idea. I'm sure someone here must know about it.