The weirdest games, from here, and everywhere. Listen in, there might even be a japanese arcade rape game.

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Its finally here!! Working a third shift job isn’t good for the podcast schedule! But its here! Enjoy! I ended every sentence of this post with an exclamation point!

72 Pin Connector Podcast - Episode 005 - July 14 2008: Impossible Games

Ok.. ok… last one from this set for a while, you should really check out the full bit, totally free from their site. I couldn’t help but post an Eggman Metal Remix. This is the definition of “Badass Remix”. Rock out to this one.

OCRemix - Project Chaos - Scrambled Eggman

More and more everyday from OC Remix. While I’m not a fan of spamming things, these guys really do amazing work. As usual, from Project Chaos. This song would be the Final Boss song from Sonic 3. While it doesn’t sound like it in the start, the tune quickly switches to its Genesis Roots.

Yea, more Mega Man stuff. This time from the first game. While the first Mega Man didn’t have the strongest soundtrack of the series, there are still some memorable tunes from this game. This one is cool, kinda gets stuck in your head.

Capcom - Mega Man - Elec Man

All right! Its that time again. Live discussion of impossible games. This will take place tonight at 10PM EST, an hour later than we’ve originally scheduled. Anyway, go here to listen:

Talkshoe

Welcome back to another edition of “T2PF2″

Todays entry highlights the one and only AESOP ROCK’s “Bazooka Tooth”

Def Jux’s Allstar blew the hinges off the frame with this one. Bazooka Tooth was the first album produced predominately by Sir Aesop  (with help from the likes of EL-P… who will be covered in a future installment of “T2PF2″).

Bazooka Tooth hits with a jagged snarl throughout the album. If you’re trying to figure out the lyrics, the middle of a Smash Battle is not the time to do it. It’s difficult to understand the fucker when you’re paying attention. But once you read through the lyrics it’s absurdly evident that Aesop Rock is a force in Hip Hop that would never fully accepted by the mainstream. Simply because he has more to talk about than bitches, blunts, and iced out Swatches.

You can tell Aesop was going through some shit before/during the making of this album. He kills it with an intensity that glides well on the battlefield.

Some key tracks include “No Jumper Cables”, “Freeze”, “Super Fluke”, “We’re Famous (feat. EL-P)”, “Babies With Guns” and “Mars Attacks”. This isn’t to say the album in whole is anything short of life changing. If you appreciate new tactics being used in the world of Hip Hop then Aesop Rock is for you.

“We’re Famous” is a great song to battle to simply because EL-P and Aesop KILL IT. They address the haters and smash them beyond comprehension. They lay out exactly why they’re the shit without directly stating it.

What it all comes down to is the gnashing attack Bazooka Tooth brings to your head. The brooding, slick-muddy flow that seems to waterfall out of Aesop Rock is something to be respected. PERIOD.

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If you like hip hop but want to see some change and you HAVEN’T heard of Aesop Rock… you need to get on that. This man is an AUTHORITY in the indie rap scene.

[Scott]

More from the OCRemix scene, this one comming from Project Chaos, and AMAZING remix project that you’ll be seeing more of since I’ve discovered it. This is a remix from the first zone of Sonic and Knuckles.

OCRemix - Project Chaos - iMushroom

As you may know, I’m a HUGE Mega Man fan, and this was one of my favorite levels. Skull Man from Mega Man 4 was just badass. Enjoy this wonderful 8-bit tune.

Capcom - Mega Man 4 - Skull Man

More Silent Hill music to fill your electronic storage devices. This song is less about being something to listen to casually, and more about scaring the fuck out of you. While not the most disturbing song in the Silent Hill library, this one is still pretty good. Nice ambience too!

Konami - Silent Hill 4 - Remodeling