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Hosted by Unknown Host · games · EN-US · 150 episodes
The Legacy Music Hour podcast was created by Brent Weinbach and Rob F. for the purpose of sharing and talking about video game music from specifically the 8-bit and 16-bit eras. No remixes, no covers, no video game inspired music -just pure, original music from the NES, SNES, Genesis, and more.
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The Legacy Music Hour Video Game Music Podcast
It's an early Halloween mixtape this year and we're about to dive into the world of scary, spooky, and creepy music! Even within the topic of scary music, there's a lot of variety, ranging from the chilled out tone of "Ruined Mine" from Gunple: Gunman’s Proof to the hard hitting crunchy bass of "Underground Sewers" from Fester's Quest. There's a lot here to investigate, so put on a
The Legacy Music Hour Video Game Music Podcast
Halloween comes early this year for the Legacy Music Hour, though considering how Halloween decorations at some stores are already up, this episode is right on time. Scary, spooky, and creepy music is the theme of Episode 299. The boizz haven't done a focus like this in FIFTEEN YEARS. Isn't that eerie? Full track listing below.Download and listen NOWGame - Composer - Track
The Legacy Music Hour Video Game Music Podcast
There are so many great racing game tracks out there that it necessitated a fifth focus on the genre. There's no denying the feeling that a racing game soundtrack can inspire. One moment can have you on the edge of your seat, sweating out a tough competition, struggling to take first place. Then, you can suddenly feel like you're cruising down the city streets at night with the
The Legacy Music Hour Video Game Music Podcast
Sixteen years ago, Brent and Rob did their first racing games focus, and they talk about that a bit on this latest episode and even try to recreate the episode photo from Episode 2 in the photo below. Brent also talks about some car trouble he's had recently, which is fitting. Some really great tracks on this installment, so buckle up! Full track listing below.Download and
The Legacy Music Hour Video Game Music Podcast
To honor the 300th episode of The Legacy Music Hour, Brent, Rob, and Gabe welcome users and anyone else interested to attend the recording. This is like a normal episode where the boizz pick some tracks and comment on them, so think of it as a sort of video game music listening party or something.The 300th episode recording will take place at 3pm on Saturday, August 29, 2026 at the Dynasty
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