Commodore Remix

Hi guys & gals,

I've returned after a bit of a break with the 6th OMAHM show - a change to the one previously advertised on the site (the PSX show will be released at a later date).

Anyhoo, clicky the piccy for details about the new show!



Enjoy!

Kenz.

Excellent! Cheers, Kenz. Now I've got some commuting entertainment for tomorrow!

Wow, it is back. My RSS Feed just told me.

Talk about out of the blue, and very welcome!

Something to listen to while working tomorrow, I think!

PSX show?

DHS wrote:PSX show?

Still in production at the mo - so I thought I'd do another show in the meantime.

Very, very, very cool!
Thanks a lot for this episode, Kenz!

Kickass episode.

Kenz wrote:

DHS wrote:PSX show?

Still in production at the mo - so I thought I'd do another show in the meantime.

Then i may have something of interest for you

Listening to it now, top stuff Kenz!

Aye, it was a great show. Never knew games had such great music on other systems, a real ear opener for me.

Great show Kenz! Never listens to podcasts, but this time I had to.

C64GLeN wrote:great music on other systems, a real ear opener for me.

Same here. When you hear "PC Engine" you think "shit", but this was the first time I hear some music from the machine. Really good stuff there.
Which leads to: where can I download the PC Engine music?

Max Levin wrote:Which leads to: where can I download the PC Engine music?

I used to listen to a podcast called "PC Engine City". As the name implies it was all about PC Engine music - both chip tunes and cd ones. The final episode was was put out in October last year, and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be an archive available.

You can still grab the last episode from http://feeds.feedburner.com/PCEngineCity though.

Max Levin wrote:Which leads to: where can I download the PC Engine music?

I've looked around a bit, but there doesn't seem to be an organized archive for PC Engine music. I've gotten some from the VG Music hub on DC, so I can send you some, Max.

The HES and PCE formats doesn't take up that much space, so I could probably e-mail you my entire (highly unorganized) collection. They're probably some kind of MIDI format. Drop me an e-mail Max and we'll sort something out.

There are a few sites with .iso images of PC-Engine games (and Sega CD games). If you download the .iso images (they are usually pretty big mind you) the audio tracks are usually included as either .mp3 files or .ogg files. That's how I unearthed some of the Beast tracks.

Damned be those rocks that I have been living under for all these years!

This kind of game music is just great and I had no idea it existed - shame on me

I'm listening to your show now Kenz and it's great!
Thanks.