Welcome to our weekly podcast dedicated to videogame music – Sound of Play
What we aim to bring you with Sound of Play is a diverse sample of our favourite pieces from the many air-punching, spine-tingling, tear-jerking and grin-inducing videogame soundtracks we’ve heard over the years. However, it’s not just about what we like, so if you venture over to our forum at caneandrinse.com you can put forward your favourites and we’ll include a selection in the playlist for each show.
This show’s presenters were: Leon Cox (@ratsoalbion) and Michiel Kroder (@mkillahrrr)
with community contributions from Nekojin, Dr Richard Head, Tamachan 87 and @Chrisploitation
Track listing for this show is as follows:
Track 1: Eliminator Theme by Jeroen Tel – Eliminator, 1988
Track 2: Proof of a Hero by Masato Kouda/Tetsuya Shibata – Monster Hunter, 2004
Track 3: Beach by Tim Follin – Plok, 1993
Track 4: Summer Fields by Russell Shaw – Fable, 2004
Track 5: Visionnerz by Zuntata – Darius Gaiden, 1994
Track 6: Dancing Leaves by Tomoko Sasaki – Ristar, 1995
Track 7: Moving On by Hideki Ogawa, featuring vocals by Infinite – Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, 1999
Track 8: Herr Faust by Fredrik Thordendal – Wolfenstein: The New Order, 2014
Track 9: BGM 6 by Manabu Namiki – Kokuga, 2012
Sound of Play: 51 was edited by Jay Taylor (@JaySevenZero).
Podcast (sound-of-play): Download (Duration: 1:27:30 — 80.2MB)
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Hey, Cane and Rinse! Wanted to let you know that you all rock. You rock like a boulder. Like an impenetrable mountain. The work you’re doing with your podcasts reinvigorated my love of gaming ever since I started listening about a year ago. I’ve already happily gone through all 200+ C&R episodes. This was the first Sound of Play I’ve heard, and–what do you know?–I loved it, as well. I’m pumped that there are 50 more for me to catch up on.
You have a way of looking at games that ignores the mainstream video game news sites’ hullabaloo, which tends to contrive juvenile narratives of “this system vs. that system/this game vs that game/this developer vs that one”, which, to me, is inconsequential to what it means to be a fan of games. I look at the major sites and I just want to shout: “It’s about the GAMES, dummies!”
I’m telling anybody interested in gaming to check you out, and I’m merrily contributing to your Patreon each month.
From the American Midwest to the Isles, I want to say: I’m pulling for you and hope you guys are picking up steam. Keep on keeping on.
Sincerely,
Not a Cane and Rinse sock puppet. Just some dude.
Thanks Some Dude!
We really appreciate your kind words, your contribution and your spreading of the word.
You clearly get what we are all about, and that makes us happy.
😀
3S had such good music. Another fighting worth checking out for its music is Melty Blood or UNIEL (Eltnam’s theme).