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Jeremy: Another day, another massive file download. I hope you're not on a limited data plan for your Retronauts bonus feed, because this one's a doozy—as usual for Retronauts Radio episodes, I've posted this in stereo at maximum MP3 bitrate quality so that you can appreciate the tunes ripped and posted here in the best fidelity possible. Although this episode does include a brief except of the 1942 "soundtrack," so perhaps that effort is inherently wasted? Well, we'll see. As usual, this is my attempt at public access radio... I tried hosting a program on my university's "underground" radio station, but then it turned out that the transmitter didn't actually work. So, you know, working through a lot of pent-up stuff here.

This episode contains a blend of new vinyl releases and vintage records. It's a bit less of a crowd-pleaser than some, but that's just how my brain works these days. "Oooh that's interesting" sparks more joy than "oooh that's gonna net the downloads." But bear with me and perhaps you too shall be charmed by the cutting-edge-40-years-ago vibes of Super Xevious! Or if nothing else, at least there's Shantae. All the kids love Shantae.

Recordings this episode:

06:25 - Super Xevious19:28 - Capcom Game Music Vol. I32:41 - Konami Arcade Classics Collection43:15 - Valis Collection II1:01:05 - Shantae and the Pirate's Curse1:18:42 - Revenge of Shinobi (2023 reissue)1:31:01 - Wipeout: The Zero Gravity Soundtrack1:49:12 - Hawkwind: Space Ritual 50th Anniversary

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Tall Rob

I usually listen to episodes at 1.25 speed (a trait a recent guest on a different podcast referred to as "eating frozen toast"), but Retronauts Radio broadcasts are an obvious case where I dial back to sanity and listen at regular speed. The music sounds just as stellar as it should. Even better, Jeremy's voice sounds somehow more soothing than the way I am accustomed to hearing it. Thank you so much for buying these records, ripping and mixing them, and providing contextual commentary on them.

K-S-O

I feel that the Ghosts 'n Goblins remix would fit with a Thriller-style dance video.

Andrew O.

Life Force is one of my favorite NES OSTs, but it sounded like ass. Like someone farting into the mic. Lite Farts the side-scrolling tooter. It sounded far better in Episode: 571 on Konami Game Music Vol. 1.

Diamond Feit

I think I've reached the opposite conclusion regarding those Capcom remixes: the GnG stuff is fine, but the beat-heavy Commando music sounds too spooky!

littleterr0r

Retronauts Radio rules. Thanks, Jeremy!

Shrunken Shrine

I love Jeremy's commitment to having these episodes be as hi-fidelity as possible. If I could, I'd pay Jeremy full-time just to host an entire radio sttaion where all he does is play videogame music and then pause every 10-15 minutes to talk about it.