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comment #1

Let me just say, I think Shoji Meguro is mediocre. A lot of his music sounds rehashed to hell -- he really doesn't change his style. Ever. It gets old. I can name a few Megami Tensei composers that were far better than Meguro -- it's only a pity that Atlus refuses to use anyone other than Meguro these days, so there's absolutely ZERO variation when it comes to Megami Tensei game OSTs. The Devil Summoner: Kuzunoha Raidou OST was also very disappointing.

Definitely an overrated composer. Just thought I'd add that in.

comment #2

I know what you mean, but really I don't listen to it constantly enough (or play SMT games enough) for it to get on my nerves.

comment #3

Nice podcast.

Wasn't as humorous as the first one though, which I sort of missed (although the hentai drama CD comment was pretty much lol material :p)... But overall, it was more organized and enjoyable to listen to. I liked the brief intermissions (it struck a good balance between the talks and actual game music, in my opinion), and the Hidden Gems portion of the podcast was awesome too. I'll have to check out more Legend of Xanadu and Onimusha music, for sure.

Also wow, the contest for a free copy of Wild Arms 4 is REALLY accessible. :O I'm definitely going to mail a suggestion for the name if I can think of something good.

comment #4

Hey, mr. 573! You are just SO wrong. Its like wathing, say, Audi and BMW
at a GREAT distance and trying to find 10 differences. You will fail, because you are TOO far away. The same with his music. Both feel and soundscape of his every work are different. Not the same, thats for sure. And if you cannot perceive it, thats not Meguros fault, but yours.

comment #5

I loved the 'Hidden Gems' segment. Those were some nice Xanadu tracks, Godai. I had never heard the music before, and I'll definitely have to look out for some of it.

Msia, I loved the original Onimusha soundtrack, but did not know the composer was deaf. The quality of the music amazes me even more after finding that out.

comment #6

yeah , thats good . so what about the SNK and CAPCOM they have a great old album like the KING OF FIGHTERS and the STREET FIGHTER series so ,maybe .

comment #7

Msia's grammar isn't as good as Godai's.

Try:

It's time for the latest episode of the #gamemp3s Podcast! This week, Godai and I talk about some of the past releases from us, albums coming very soon, and also a new segment called "Hidden Gems," where the two of us each have selected an album and two choice tracks from it for your listening pleasure. There's also a new email just for the show, which is to the left under the webmaster one. Please use that if you want to send us your thoughts, comments, and suggestions about this week's show, or you can always just post below. Also, we are giving away a new sealed copy of the Playstation 2 RPG game "Wild Arms 4". All the details are inside this week's podcast.

comment #8

Try:

Waking up at 5:45 am on a Saturday morning, with only roughly 4 hours of sleep, for a 7 am meeting. Then working 10 hours of retail with no break; and finally recording a podcast for the 3rd time this week

comment #9

Yeah! I loved this podcast, beccause you guys pimped PWAA so much. Keep up the good work.

comment #10

Msia, i want to marry your vocal cords.
Please let me know if it's possible.
Big kisses.
XOXOXOXO

T.

comment #11

ナイス

comment #12

what is the name of the second music that you are using in the intro of the podcast(i know it from somewhere but i can't remember)
keep up the good work

comment #13

03 Turnabout Courtroom - Trial from Gyakuten Saiban Yomigaeru Gyakuten Original Soundtrack

comment #14

my voice > msia's voice

end of story, fei for prez~

comment #15

I enjoy the podcast and hope that you continue producing it. Even on a bi-weekly basis, it is very useful. There just aren't enough podcasts out there with a focus on soundtracks in general, and video game music in particular--in fact, yours is likely the only one for game music, and only the third I've found specifically for soundtracks. Keep it up, chaps.