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  1. 1H AGO

    Episode 224: Donkey, Old and Gray (World Donkey Day)

    Today’s episode is going to… the donkey?! Actually, today is World Donkey Day, in honor of that beast of burden and perceived to be one of the most stubborn animals. It was created by Dr. Abdul Raziq Kakar who was studying desert animals. He wondered why there was no celebration of this animal, known for their resilience and their ability to bear lots of weight while moving nimbly across various terrain. In addition, they can graze on overgrown vegetation, great for combating wild fires. For this week’s episode, we’re playing tracks from video games that feature donkeys: A Old Western gang member trying to retire peacefully, an Egyptian warrior out for revenge, and an open world of survival. With each original track, there’s also a cover or remix that follows. Settle in and have a ride on a burro…   “World Donkey Day” Donkey (Red Dead Redemption 2) Donkey (Assassin’s Creed fandom) Donkey (Minecraft Wiki)     Track Listing “Cruel World” – [Red Dead Redemption II] – composed by Willie Nelson “Cruel Cruel World (Cateek Cover) || Red Dead Redemption 2” – covered by Cateek “Main Theme” – [Assassin’s Creed Origins] – composed by Sarah Schachner “Assassin’s Creed Origin Main Theme Rock Version Cover” – covered by Bader Nana “Aria Math” – [Minecraft] – composed by C418 “C418 – Aria Math | Orchestral Minecraft Remix” – remixed by Technotech   YouTube playlist Discord channel   Source

    44 min

  2. MAY 1

    Episode 223: I've Got Gamer Flu (Phone in Sick Day)

    Be honest, you’ve done it at least. You called your boss and HR and stated that you’re unable to come into work because you’re sick. Perhaps you are sick with a flu or a cold, or you have to stay home to take care of a family member that is sick. However, you called in sick because you’re playing hooky: Your favorite sports team won the national series and is having a parade; there’s fresh snow in the mountains two hours away; there’s an anime convention going on. For gamers, they call in sick because a new game is launching at midnight at your favorite retail store. They wait in line, queued up for the store’s opening. Some may have stopped by the grocery or convenient store with snacks and drinks. Some are wearing clothes of their favorite game. There may even be someone playing an OST by a game from the series. This week, we’re celebrating “Phone in Sick Day”, originally created as a movement against the workplace culture: long hours, stress, and corporate pressure. For this episode, we’re playing tracks from video games which had people and gamers call in sick: an all-out war between humanity and two alien entities, a mission to rescue a friend that brings a soldier out of retirement, and a warrior caught in a war between demigods. We also have covers and remixes to follow. Fire up the console or computer tower, grab the blanket from the bed, and place those drinks and snacks nearby, after making sure you called in sick…   Phone in Sick Day “Gamers Get Their Hands on Halo 2” “Records sales – then ‘Halo flu'” “‘Call of Duty: Black Ops II’ perfects perfection” “Could ‘Call of Duty’ mean absences from work?” “Take The Day Off to Play Elden Ring, Says Japanese Game Studio”     Track Listing “This is the Hour” – [Hal0 3] – composed by Marty O’Donnell “Halo 3 – This is the Hour – Orchestral Metal Cover” – covered by TreyJ “Theme from Call of Duty Black Ops II” – [Call of Duty: Black Ops II] – composed by Trent Renzor “Black Ops 2 Theme: Epic Metal Remix” – remixed by B4ts2L8guy “Malenia: Blade of Miquella” – [Elden Ring] – composed by Yuka Kitamura “Malenia (Emotional Strings Version)” – remixed by TheophanyRemix   YouTube channel Discord invite     Source

    46 min

  3. APR 24

    Episode 222: On Stage Now - Gamer Flutist

    April ends in six days, which means it’s time for out special episode of “On Stage Now”, and this month’s musician is Gamer Flutist. Gamer Flutist, who also goes by Marianne, is a professional flutist of several instruments (flute, piccolo, and alto flute) who has been playing since the age of 10. A majority of her covers are JRPGs from such series as Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. In addition to her multi-track solos, she has also collaborated with other musicians. Her YouTube channel spans five years back, and I must say there plenty to listen. Sit back and enjoy the melodious tones by Gamer Flutist…   Gamer Flutist (YT, IG, X)     Track Listing “[FF10 to Zanarkland] flute quartetto arrange” – [Final Fantasy X] – composed by Nobuo Uematsu “[PVZ2 Lost City Ultimate Battle] Flute ensemble arrange” – [Plants Vs Zombies 2] – composed by Peter McConnell “[Seiken Densetsu LOM Sanctuary of Mana] Flute ensemble arrange” – [Legend of Mana (Seiken Densetsu)] – composed by Yoko Shimomura “[Zelda Ocarina of Time Title Theme] Flute ensemble arrange”- [The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time] – composed by Koji Kondo “[Zelda BotW Main Theme]” – [The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild] – composed by Manaka Kataoka “[Chrono Cross The Dream that Time Dreams] flute ensemble arrange” – [Chrono Cross] – composed by Yasunori Mitsuda “[Dragon Quest 2 – Town]” – [Dragon Quest II] – composed by Koichi Sugiyama “[NieR Replicant – Song of the Ancients]” – [NieR Replicant] – composed by Keiichi Okabe – arranged by TECHNOuchi “[NieR Replicant – Kaine/Salvation]” – [NieR Replicant] – composed by Kakaru Ishihama “[MOTHER – Mother Earth]” – [MOTHER] – composed by Hirokazu “Hip” Tanaka – arranged and guitar by STUDIO KENT “[Final Fantasy VI – Tina (Terra’s Theme)]” – [Final Fantasy VI] – composed by Nobuo Uematsu “[Dragon Quest V – Melody of Love] – [Dragon Quest V] – composed by Koichi Sugiyama Outro: “Folk Dance” – [Dragon Quest VI] – composed by Koichi Sugiyama, from the piano collection of “Dragon Quest Official Best Album” – covered by Gamer Fluist   YouTube playlist Discord Channel   Source

    40 min

  4. APR 17

    Episode 221: Crazy for Bats! (International Bat Appreciation Day)

    When someone mentions bats, it goes one of two ways: they are feared and looked at with disgust, or they are admired and thought to be cute. Most people see bats as as nuisance, believed to be blood hungry and spread diseases. Some even think that they morph into vampires. However, those that know appreciate these creatures of the night for their contribution. Today on April 17th, we are celebrating International Bat Appreciation Day, a day to appreciate bats and see that they help humans. Bats navigate their environment by echolocation, listening to the echoes of their sounds. As insectivores, they consume lots and lots of insects, including those that carry diseases. Bats are help pollinate plants, similar to butterflies and bees. There are some states that have a state bat, recognizing their existence and contribution. For this week’s episode, we’re playing tracks from video games that have bats: a batty circus star rescuing his girlfriend, an mysterious person who can morph into a bat during a fight, and a reporter for a planet in danger from a robotic army. There’s also covers and remixes to follow these tracks. Time to enjoy these tracks and learn a thing or two about these creatures of the night…   International Bay Appreciation Day Aero the Acro-Bat Bloody Roar 2 – Jenny Burtory Freedom Planet 2 – Maria Notte     Track Listing “Title” – [Aero the Acro-Bat] – composed by Rick Fox (Fox Productions) “TDR Nightcore Original – Aero the Acro Bat Remix” – remixed by TDR Nightcore “Want Some More?” – [Bloody Roar 2] – composed by Takayuki Negishi “Bloody Roar 2 Jenny Theme Cover” – covered by Yunior Rodriguez “Dragon Valley” – [Freedom Planet 2] – composed by Leilani Wilson “Freedom Planet/Freedom Planet 2 – Dragon Valley [Synthwave Remix by Kusero]” – remixed by Kusero   YouTube channel Discord Invite       Source

    38 min

  5. APR 10

    Episode 220: Fore! (Golfer's Day)

    Let’s tee up with our bag of clubs and balls and celebrate Golfer’s Day, on April 10th. Golfer’s Day simply celebrates the sport of golf, with its roots going back to Scotland during the late Middle Ages. It was initially an aristocratic activity but a royal charter established in 1552 allowed townspeople in St. Andrews to play in the links. This day also happens to be date that the Professional Golfer’s Association (PGA) was established back in 1916; that means this year the PGA is celebrating its 110 anniversary. For this week’s episode, we’re going to play tracks from golf video games: one of the first golf video games endorsed by a professional golfer, a game was exclusive to the company brand, and an online golf game with a funny name. We’re also playing covers and remixes with these original tracks. Whether it’s the front 9 or the back 9, enjoy these tracks as you make your way to the 19th hole.   Golfer’s Day Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf (Mobygames) Neo Turf Masters PangYa!       Track Listing “Japan Course” – [Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf] – composed by Lee Aran (Aran Lee Shige) [Sound maker] “Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf – ‘Japan’ EWI Cover ft. InstantTrain” – covered by Soundole “Baden National Golf Course – Germany” – [Neo Turf Masters] – composed by Takushi Hiyamuta “Neo Turf Masters – Germany Course (Felix O.’s Jazz House Rework)” – remixed by Felix O. “Daydream” – [Pangya!] – composed by Justy (Hyunjun Kim) “Justy – Daydream [from PangyYa! OST] (USW Remix, Intro Edit)” – remixed by Undine Soundworks   YouTube channel Discord channel     Source

    39 min

  6. APR 3

    Episode 219: The Joy of Gaming (National Inspiring Joy Day)

    Marie Kondo is famous for one question when cleaning out one’s items: Does this spark joy in my life? Video games may not be the first thing that sparks joy for most people, but they are beloved for those that play them, either to completion to until they are no longer viable. It was a certain cutscene or dialogue that touched our minds and hearts, a character that was personally relatable, or a story which became ingrained in memory. It was also the people encountered online that encouraged, cheered, and lifted you up in your low moment. These are what sparked the joy in gaming. This week, we’re celebrating National Inspiring Joy Day by talking about some stories of joy and playing some tracks for certain video games: a Elder Tauran residing in Thunder Bluff, a CS2 gamer who was lifted after being wrongfully kicked out of a match, and a shire to a brother who passed away. There’s also covers to follow each of these tracks. As you listen to these tracks, think about the games you’ve and sparked joy…   National Inspiring Joy Day (National Today, National Day Archives) “Touching Stories Behind the Excitement in Gaming World”   Ezra Chatteron (WoWpedia) Bear – In Memory of Taylor (Nexus Mod) “The internet redeems itself by rallying around bullied deaf and blind ‘Counter-Strike’ player” “The Remarkable Life of Iblin” is an Ode to Connection and Gaming       Track Listing Intro: “Joy To the World” – composed by Hoyt Axton, performed by Three Dog Night “The Tauren” – [World of Warcraft] – composed by David Arkenstone “World of Warcraft – Mulgore Planins (Tauren Theme)” – covered by Dryante “Main Theme” – [Counter-strike 2] – composed by Mike Morasky “COUNTER-STRIKE2 – MAIN THEME (GUITAR COVER)” – covered by iBodom “Far Horizons” – [The Elder Scrolls V: Skryim] – composed by Jeremy Soule “Far Horizons (on Saxphone) ft. Lucas King” – covered by That Saxy Nerd Outro: “Kyou mo Uraraka Que Sera Sera!” – [Umamusume: Pretty Derby] – composed by Yugo Sasakura, lyrics by Erica Masaki, performed by Yukina Shuto (CV for Haru Urara)   YouTube playlist Discord channel     Source

    47 min

  7. MAR 27

    Episode 218: On Stage Now - Vetrom

    March is almost over, but it will roar like a lion with this month’s featured remixer for On Stage Now: Vetrom. Vetrom, according to their pages, is “just a person that loves music…” and “Love music!” That passion definitely shows in their YT channel, showcasing over 10 years of cover remixes of music from video games, TV, movies and mainstream music; there’s also some original compositions sprinkled among the list. Vetrom has been featured in several episodes in the past: #27, with a remix cover of Fire Emblem: Three Houses theme; #72, doing a remix cover of “Doomsbane (Path of Yaksha)” from Genshin Impact, #95, a remix cover of “Give Me!” from Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE; #201, a remix of “60% Fantasy – Passion” from Zenless Zone Zero. Prepare to listen to Vetrom’s passon for music with these remix covers…   Vetrom (YT, X, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, BC, SC, Patreon)     Track Listing “Heartache – Instrumental Mix Cover” – [Undertale] – composed by Toby Fox “Underground Trial – Remix Cove” – [Danganronpa] – composed by Masafumi Takada “Kass’ Final Song – Instrumental Mix Cover” – [The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild] – composed by Manaka Kataoka, Yasuaki Iwata “Hate – Instrumental Mix” – [Undertale] – composed by Toby Fox “Battle! Marnie – Remix Cover” – [Pokémon Sword and Shield] – composed by Minako Adachi “Battle Galar Champion Cup (Elite Four)” – [Pokémon Sword and Shield] – composed by Junichi Masuda, Go Ichnose, Minako Adachi “Eula: Flickering Candlelight (Dance of Aphros) – Remix Cover”- [Genshin Impact] – composed by Yu-Peng Cheng “Battle! Sada & Turo – Remix Cover” – [Pokémon Scarlet and Violet] – composed by Toby Fox, Minako Adachi, Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose, Hiromitsu Maebe, Teruo Taniguchi, Hitomi Sato “Furina: All the World’s a Stage (feat. BlueBow) – Remix Cover” – [Genshin Impact] – composed by HOYO-MiX “The Golden Touch (Aventurine Trailer) – Remix Cover” – [Honkai: Star Rail] – composed by HOYO-MiX Outro: “RE Discussion HEAT UP – Remix Cover” – [Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair] – composed by Masafumi Takada   YouTube channel Discord channel   Source

    1h 2m

  8. MAR 20

    Episode 217: The Signs in the Sky (Astrology Day)

    The stars are a sight to behold on a clear, dark night. The constellations they form have their own backstory, and somehow, they seem to have some involvement with people’s lives. As such, astrologists and readers of fate have interpreted these stars in relation to a person and their personality. Today, we’re celebrating Astrology Day, on March 20th, dedicated to showing the positive aspect of astrology and stir an interest in the stars and planets. This day coincides with the start of the spring equinox, the start of the astrological year when the Sun enters Aries, the first sign of the Zodiac. It’s also a time for reflection and renew, refreshment and beginnings. For this week’s episode, we’re playing tracks from video games that feature or use astrology in some form: a war between two factions as seen by a certain individual, a Holy Queen attempting to bring the Golden Age, and a traveler’s companion who reads the stars. We also have covers, remixes and arrangements along with these original tracks. Sit back, look up, and admire the shiny stars and ponder how they may affected your life…   Astrology Day (Days of the Year)  Final Fantasy Tactics: Zodiac Signs and Compatibility Final Fantasy Tactics Zodiac Compatibility Virgo Versus the Zodiac (TV tropes) Genshin Impact: Mona (Fandom)   Final Fantasy Tactics Soundtrack Remastered+     Track Listing “Formation Screen” – [Final Fantasy Tactics] – composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto “Final Fantasy Tactics Formation Theme – Metal Remix” – remixed by ToxicxEternity “The Fire Moth” – [Virgo Versus the Zodiac] – composed by Elektrobear “The Fire Moth – Virgo Versus The Zodiac | Piano” – covered by Pixel Partitas “Surge of Prophecies” – [Genshin Impact] – composed by Yu-Peng Chen “Genshin Impact OST – Surge of Prophecies Mona’s Theme – Piano Arrangement” – arranged by MrLint   YouTube playlist Discord channel     Source

    29 min
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Video Game Music re-arranged, re-orchestrated, and re-made...

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  • Creator
    Martyrus
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    228
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    RE-VGM

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