This is the Joseph Luster Report, so naturally there's a JL angle to this post. I did the cover art:
26.1.10
The Ripping of 8-bit Flesh
Hey, you should all check out the debut EP from Sean "Daemon9623" Babbitt, because it's a rowdy collection of tracks that will take you through a gnarly chiptune zombie outbreak and leave you a tattered mess of ragged flesh and bone. It's available here via Concatenation Records.
This is the Joseph Luster Report, so naturally there's a JL angle to this post. I did the cover art:
Click to enlarge!
This is the Joseph Luster Report, so naturally there's a JL angle to this post. I did the cover art:
6.1.10
Chojin Sentai Jetman (Famicom, 1991)
Could it be? Has the Living Tribunal returned in 2010? I think so.
I don't know how I've lived this long without jamming the soundtrack to Chojin Sentai Jetman, a Famicom game based on one of the very best sentai series. I haven't even played the game, but the music is ace, and it's worth a listen for the titillating title theme rendition alone. If you've never seen it, soak it in first:
Hot dog, can Hironobu Kageyama ever croon! Composer Hiroyuki Iwatsukitaru knew this well, and faithfully translated said crooning to the Famicom soundchip. Being a kind gentleman, I ripped the NSF of Jetman into a .zip of MP3 files for your downloading pleasure. Get it!
Chojin Sentai Jetman (Famicom) [.zip, 40mb]
There are definitely shades of Capcom in the soundtrack, Mega Man specifically. I plan on popping a ROM of the game in when I get back to Hoboken. It's a Natsume title that's apparently like Shatterhand with giant robot battles.
I like this one because it looks like they're about to fist bump
All images viciously swiped from this cool page on Natsume.
I don't know how I've lived this long without jamming the soundtrack to Chojin Sentai Jetman, a Famicom game based on one of the very best sentai series. I haven't even played the game, but the music is ace, and it's worth a listen for the titillating title theme rendition alone. If you've never seen it, soak it in first:
Hot dog, can Hironobu Kageyama ever croon! Composer Hiroyuki Iwatsukitaru knew this well, and faithfully translated said crooning to the Famicom soundchip. Being a kind gentleman, I ripped the NSF of Jetman into a .zip of MP3 files for your downloading pleasure. Get it!
Chojin Sentai Jetman (Famicom) [.zip, 40mb]
There are definitely shades of Capcom in the soundtrack, Mega Man specifically. I plan on popping a ROM of the game in when I get back to Hoboken. It's a Natsume title that's apparently like Shatterhand with giant robot battles.
All images viciously swiped from this cool page on Natsume.
1.1.10
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