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Hi everyone and welcome to episode crap. I wasn't paying attention. What is it? Like 90, not quite 90 of RetroNots 90 something 80 something. I don't know.

Anyway, hi, I'm Jeremy Parrish. You're incredibly disorganized host. And this is the fourth edition of RetroNots Radio. And after the positive response that we had to the last episode where it was me and Bob together in the studio reminiscing about Nintendo stuff.

I decided not to just monologue this episode and I brought in another special guest to the studio. So why don't you take it from here and let everyone know about yourself.

Hi, I'm Jack Menhorn. I'm a sound designer at Bosky Productions here in North Carolina. I'm also a writer at contributing editor to designing sound org, which is a website about news reviews and interviews for the pro sound industry.

Right. And Jack is a longtime friend of RetroNots as well. And so I thought, you know, it would be perfect to have him come in and share his expertise for some occasional episodes of RetroNots Radio because one he likes classic games to he understands video game music like inside and out.

So what better person to have come in and talk about video game music than someone who makes their living with it. So yeah, Jack, thanks for coming in.

Thanks for having me. I'm a huge fan of RetroNots. This is a pleasure. Yeah, well, awesome.

I appreciate you taking the time. I know you guys just had a beta for for law breaker is the game you're currently working on. Correct. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, we need to get a we need to get Cliff in here sometime to talk about like some of the shooters he loves. I know he loves like a less day and things like that. So yeah, I'm going to use your influence to get him in here someday.

But the two founders of of Bosque productions are Cliff and Arion Brucey and they made Jack rabbit together back in the early 90s. Right. Yeah.

No, I mean, those guys are like fonts of video game information. So they're on my they're on my hit list someday. Anyway, but for now, we're going to be talking about some video game music.

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