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The music is "Subterranean Psychedelic Blues" by Son of Rodan, used under a Creative Commons license. (This isn't the music I'd been jabbering about using elseblog, whose permission to use I still hadn't got.)

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This isn't my best one but it is also not my worst one and I hope you like it. Also I need to get a paid account again sometime so I can use my Jmac's Arcade userpic, eh...

In which I do my laundry. http://arcade.jmac.org

I actually have more to say about this game (which would actually be me talking more about the game per se) but I wanted to keep to the script this time around. Maybe I'll do Moon Patrol Redux later.

I got really good at this game while working on this; you have to get pretty familiar with a game in order to die on cue. I also filmed myself getting to the Z checkpoint on one "quarter", if you can believe it.

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The music is Frankenfunk by "The Professor" with Tobin Mueller, which they kindly makes available through a Creative Commons license.

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The music is Cool Galaxy by Frenz, which he kindly makes available through a Creative Commons license.

The voice of the outtro is the lovely and talented cthulhia. I'm trying something new with that.

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Welcome to my new podcast experiment thing. I hope you enjoy it.

The music is "Mycon Theme" from the computer game Star Control II, a.k.a. The Ur-Quan Masters. I think it works well for this piece, but for future episodes I am going to look for a different sound.

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