This weekend RetroNots, Hideo, killed the video star.

Everyone and welcome to episode 99 of RetroNots.

This is Jeremy Parrish and this week I'm flying solo.

It's another RetroNots radio episode.

And I'm going to make good on a promise.

Last time I spoke with Jack Minhorn and we talked exclusively about game soundtracks

that had been released on vinyl.

I know vinyl is kind of a premium market, kind of a collector's market,

and I want RetroNots radio to be more accessible.

So this month we're going to look at one vinyl release, which is a good one,

but also several retro game music releases that are freshly out

and won't cost you an arm and a leg.

In fact, a few of them are available for just a few dollars online.

Rather than believe at the point, I'm just going to jump right into it.

To start with, let's look at by far the most impressive and most eagerly anticipated release

for this month, which is the soundtrack to Snatcher from Ship to Shore Media.

Snatcher, of course, was a graphical adventure released on several platforms.

This is the soundtrack to the Sega CD version, the only version ever released in the US

or released in English officially.

It's a pretty significant release in several senses.

For one thing, as far as I know, it's the first full album release of any Hideo Kojima game

on vinyl. I know there was a single from Metal Gear Solid 5 released as a record store

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