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168 - Dear me, I was... Not Born Yet in 1995

28d ago 1:34:14

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With another quarter come and gone, we reflect on the games and music released in the last three months to showcase some of our favorite discoveries! From new takes on classics, to brand new music IN classics, alongside straight up new games, there have been several notable happenings in RPG music. Check out our six picks, and don't miss the list of links for everything we considered in the show notes, since there are many worthwhile musical releases you won't want to miss.

Featuring: Mike Salbato, Matt Wardell, Patrick Gann; Edited by Mike Salbato

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Tracklist
0:03:45 - Alexandra’s Shop (Tyler Mire) - Quartet
0:14:43 - Düstersee (comp. Masashi Hamauzu, arr. Junnosuke Usui) - SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered
0:28:05 - Shadow of You (Satoshi Okubo) - Dear me, I was...
0:41:20 - Wind Scene (Chrono Trigger) (comp. Yasunori Mitsuda, arr. & perf. Ohta Mitsuhiro) - Guitar Cover Collection from SQUARE ENIX MUSIC Channel
0:58:37 - Kookai Foundation (comp. Yasunori Mitsuda, arr. Hiroyuki Nakayama, perf. Benyamin Nuss) - Across the Kosmos ~ Xenosaga Piano Collection
1:08:05 - Cradle of the Abyss (Leenzee, 8082Audio) - Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

Album links for places to buy, stream, and more are available in our post on RPGFan.

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