Podcasts about demonhead

DT, host of Space Castle on YouTube (formerly the podcast), joins Nicole and Ryan to talk about the soundtrack to the 2010 Edgar Wright film, Scott Pilgrim vs the World. That means discussing Sex B-Bomb, Crash and the Boys, Clash at Demonhead, and the real life musicians behind them like Beck, Broken Social Scene, Metric, and more!We talk about this stacked soundtrack plus:Edgar Wright's real life interaction that he used in the film between Lucas Lee and Wallace WellsThe many versions of "Ramona" that Beck wrote for the filmThe 8-Bit score by superproducer Nigel GodrichThe producer behind the Dance Ninja video game musicThe impressive list of people in this movieFor More Information about Space Castle:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL9LooNWHVGILb5fB4JJvXQIG: https://www.instagram.com/spacecastleshowTwitter: https://x.com/spacecastleshowIf you'd like to support Soundtrack Your Life, we have a Patreon, where you'll get bonus episodes and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacySpotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

This week the Chimera Ant saga heats up as we talk eps 115 & 116 and dissect Meleoron's character arc, Gon's naive moral absolutism, Goku's Nuclear Relativity and Scott Pilgrim vs the World!? YOU BETTER GET READY! Check out our spotify: sptfy.com/spirithunterpod Follow and hit us up at your social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/spirithunterpod/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/spirithunterpod Instagram: instagram.com/spirithunterpod You can support the show and join our backer discord at www.patreon.com/spirithunterpod

Professor Plum and his designs for the "doomsday device", DEAD END have been taken by the diabolical LAWBREAKERS - a sinister group dedicated to the destruction of mankind. It's only a matter of time before the device is assembled and the final countdown begins. Support NEStalgia directly by becoming a member of our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/Nestalgia Members at the $5 and above level get access to our brand new show NEStalgia Bytes. A look at the famicom games you can play without any Japanese knowledge! For More NEStalgia, visit www.NEStalgiacast.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support

The Runners continue their Pilgrimage with the middle two volumes of O'Malley's signature work, Scott Pilgrim! Scott and Ramona's relationship continues to prevail against the odds. Live shows, excruciating recordings, old friends, new jobs, hot summers, chilly dispositions, and of course, evil exes - these books have it all! Topics of discussion include inspirations for the Clash at Demonhead, whether or not the exes are actually killed when defeated, and which Toronto university is most likely to be Scott's alma mater. Covering Scott Pilgrim and the Infinite Sadness (2006) and Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together (2007) by Bryan Lee O'Malley (W/A) and Nathan Fairbairn (C). We talk at you - talk back at us! Tweet at us @gottherunspod or email us at gottherunspod@gmail.com!

Isn't it funny how a genre of music that is supposed to be as far removed as you can get in terms of attitude and acceptance still has a stereotype?Not that it is blatantly obvious and bickered about like some genres, but most metalheads have an unwavering belief that to be heavy metal you must play electric guitars and generate an almighty racket while simultaneously not giving a fuck about anything at all.When a trio of metal loving, Spanish guitar playing gentlemen dare rain on that parade you can just bet that the average metalhead in the crowd would take that as akin to a personal attack, right?Wrong.Wrong if you said right because you think Spanish guitar has no place in heavy metal, and even wronger again if you think their brand of instrumental music would struggle to compete on a sonic and aggressive level.Kallidad have been traversing the globe on an epic voyage of musical discovery, taking their style of music to a wide land of opportunities that are only limited by the restrictions you impose on yourself and others.They return to the stage n their home country on February19 as part of the Metal Alliance festival to be held at Sydney's Factory Theatre, joining bands such as Temtress, Demonhead, Pure Envy and Warrior Within.It is a bold move by organizers to extend the invitation to Kallidad to play, and a seemingly braver one again of the band to accept.To dispel that notion and prove why, HEAVY was joined by guitarist Jason Jonas earlier this week to delve into the world of this unique and supremely talented band."I think you'll find that we are just as powerful and energetic as any Marshall stack or any eight-string guitar,” he countered, “and we all come from a metal background. So we have a deep love and appreciation of metal and it's my personal biggest influence and always will be. We've just done something different with the bones of the festival and when Alex from the Metal alliance Festival first approached us to book us I congratulated her because I've always thought that Kallidad should be spending more timein the metal community as a band and the fact she decided to take that risk and not only book us, but gave us one of the premiere spots on the festival I said it shows really gre4at judgement because it is heavy metal music and heavy metal music is a style of playing. ts not just about how much distortion there is on the instrument."In the full interview Jason talks more about Kallidad's sound and how it successfully slots in at any festival regardless of the composition of the other bands, where their sound came from, how they harness the might of metal in the beautiful and intricate sound of the Spanish guitar, concealing their identities on stage and the reasons behind it, conveying emotion through music without a vocalist, new music and more.

Clash At Demonhead is a combination of words that either means something to you... or it makes you wonder if we've been eating paint chips. Either way, 8-Bit Alchemy and Parasite Steve had a great time recording this episode of the Crow's Nest! Give it a shot! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile Retro Ridoctopus is part of the Dorkening Podcast Network, the Inebri-Art Podcast Network and is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee! Find out more at https://retro-ridoctopus.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This episode of The Metal Grotto sees Warlock Jeff Ivins playing the following artists: Obscura, Animals As Leaders, Nations Of Death, Sacred Reich, Thrash Bandicoot, Vomitory, Satyricon, Tom Cobra, Necrophagist, Nuclear Assault, Demonhead, Dixie Deathwish, Methedras, Morbid Angel.

Show Notes Dan and Kris continue their Summer Series with Clash at Demonhead for NES, a bizarre cult favorite that's as ambitious as it is weird. Plus, Axiom Verge 2 impressions, more gardening talk, and Dan's love for something called “coffee milk.” Please enjoy responsibly. Useful Links Support us on Patreon www.stoneagegamer.com SAG's theme Song “Squared Roots” by Banjo Guy Ollie Social Stuff Join us on Discord! Twitch Geekade Facebook Stone Age Gamer Facebook Geekade Twitter Stone Age Gamer Twitter Geekade Instagram Stone Age Gamer Instagram YouTube Geekade Contact Us Break Music Bubble bobble Main Theme - Bubble Bobble 4 Friends Metric - Black Sheep (Scott Pilgrim VS the World) - My 8 bit Cover

Harrison (@harrison_crow) and Ian (@ahandleforian) offer up some takes on the newest cryptocurrency which is being lauded by multiple MLS players. They let it be known that they each (and producer Simon too) are willing to do any advertisements for money! Oh, they also talk some soccer and even a bit of European Football.Intro: Let’s Go Get the Goal - Don’t Kick the BabyOutro: Black Sheep - The Clash at Demonhead

It's a Night Shift Radio crossover event - 4 shows, 1 Scott... Pilgrim, that is. Here on Left of the Dial, we're talking about the music of Scott Pilgrim vs the World. We jam out to Sex Bob-omb, Crash & the Boys, Metric, and Plumbtree from the orginal motion picture sountrack, and talk about how these tracks were written for or influenced the story. As a bonus, we threw in a couple of Anamanaguchi's glorious chiptune jams from the recently re-released Scott Pilgrim video game. When you're done here, make sure to check out the rest of the crossover on https://superpodherocast.captivate.fm/listen (The SuperPodHeroCast), https://fight-jokes-about-every.captivate.fm/listen (Fight Jokes About Everything), and https://shift-alt-q.captivate.fm/listen (Shift-Alt-Q)! And don't miss the first ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtL67plV3CM&feature=youtu.be (Left of the Dial LIVE), featuring Riverby! The stream starts tomorrow (2/13) at 8pm Eastern. Behind the scenes look at the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw3zG6l4yCM (cast learning their instruments). The Clash at Demonhead performing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtrmWnFAHYE (Black Sheep). Support this podcast

Black Sheep - Clash at Demonhead (Brie Larson)

This episode we take on an NES game that has a rabid fanbase, and none of us had played it before to see why.  Recommended by Patron "John B", Clash at Demonhead is what we played, and we'll tell you all about it. We also take on a batch of listener questions about our recent Mega Man 5 show, fighting games, newer retro-style games, and if there were any major series we hadn't tried. Want to skip right to the game?  Start at the 10:00 mark! __________________________ If you would like additional bonus episodes of Retrovaniacs or to request a game we must cover, our Patreon is located here : https://www.patreon.com/user?u=21041333 If you enjoy this podcast, why not write a review wherever you download it from? It's easy, and helps people find us by accident. Find everything Retrovaniacs at http://www.retrovania.net Intro song is "8-Bitter" by Subtastics, and is used with permission, mainly because Jeremy P is in that band.

We field another request this week in the Vic Tokai cult classic Clash at Demonhead. This one had us talking about the wild nature of 1980s-90s video game localization, the absurdly ambitious design of some NES games, and of course, one of the most incredible bad ends in all of video games. There is also some Yakuza talk, and a bit about the results of Dean's most recent Kusogrande match. Discord: https://discord.gg/dTrBruG Clash at Demonhead Manual --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retrobreakdown/support

In which Alex and Jack watch 2010's "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World," directed by Edgar Wright and starring Michael Cera. The SuPodHeroes discuss who John Madden is, what Cameo is, and where you can find bob-ombs. Alex bops to a The Clash at Demonhead song that slaps, and Jack picks up his guitar to play "Ramona." Just when all hope is lost, a round of a true Hollywood insider's favorite party game "This Movie Is Not About This" is played.

We discuss two crappy games for a little while, before we decide to take on a true masterpiece: Gremlins 2: The New Batch.

Au son de Clash at Demonhead au NES, on discute de nos moments épiques et de construction de deck. Suivez Terrain Basique sur leur page Facebook. Carte de la semaine: Hanged L’article Terrain Basique – EP37: Magic dans l’intimité est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

For 10. gang i træk lægger Refshaleøen grund til årets metal-event; COPENHELL! For Sylvester Bjarnø er det årets højdepunkt og han står klar med mikrofon, håndtegn, headbang og alt hvad der dertil hører. Du kan blandt andet hører Baest synge Gitte Hænning, få fif til at se godt ud på scenen fra de flotte fyre i Slægt og hører hvilket koncertpublikum, der er de bedste, i følge norske Kvelertak!

For 10. gang i træk lægger Refshaleøen grund til årets metal-event; COPENHELL! For Sylvester Bjarnø er det årets højdepunkt og han står klar med mikrofon, håndtegn, headbang og alt hvad der dertil hører. Du kan blandt andet hører Baest synge Gitte Hænning, få fif til at se godt ud på scenen fra de flotte fyre i Slægt og hører hvilket koncertpublikum, der er de bedste, i følge norske Kvelertak!

The inaugural Full Stop Festival is set to be held at the Bendigo Hotel, Collingwood, on May 11, with a host of local and national bands uniting to spread one simple message. Domestic violence and sexual assault are blights on society and we as a collective must make a stand now to make sure perpetrators are not only called out but also punished for their actions.Darcy Mulcahy, drummer from one of the headliners, Trigger, says using music - especially heavier music that often gets a bad rap - as a means to spread this important message is a step in the right direction for more reasons than the obvious."There's been studies done that show that people that listen to metal are generally happier", he pointed out, "because it's that cathartic experience. Hopefully, this helps dispell that association a little bit".While it is widely recognised as a predominantly female problem, it is important to note and realise that sexual assault and domestic violence are also suffered by the male population."That's a really good point", Mulcahy nodded, "and this is a really good platform where we can raise awareness. I think as well metalheads are probably a bit more proud sometimes so it's good that we can open up that conversation to the people and if we can help them speak about that it's a really good thing".In the full interview Darcy discusses the perception that heavy music and violence go hand in hand, the different forms of abuse these issues can take, talks about a situation he witnessed at a concert and how steps were taken to prevent the issue from escalating, the fact that the Full Stop Festival is relying more on up and coming bands rather than established names to put their message across, Trigger's new song 'Demon Eyes', new vocalist Nathan Peachey and what he brings to the band, their plan to release a series of singles throughout the year and more.

This week on the DATEScast, it's finally happening! After tons of emails and tweets, Tim and Derek are finally taking the suggestions of many of our viewers and are actually going to eat a bag of dicks....We are immaturely picking, eating, and rating Meiji Chocorooms. How long can Derek make it without saying "dick"? Not very. Featuring: Derek Montilla (@cap_kaveman) & Tim Agne (@timagne) Music by: Polly Hall & Andrew Barkan, The Clash at Demonhead, and King Missile Inspired by: Mike and Tom Eat Snacks

This week on the DATEScast, it's finally happening! After tons of emails and tweets, Tim and Derek are finally taking the suggestions of many of our viewers and are actually going to eat a bag of dicks....We are immaturely picking, eating, and rating Meiji Chocorooms. How long can Derek make it without saying "dick"? Not very. Featuring: Derek Montilla (@cap_kaveman) & Tim Agne (@timagne) Music by: Polly Hall & Andrew Barkan, The Clash at Demonhead, and King Missile Inspired by: Mike and Tom Eat Snacks

We review Captain Marvel. Also, I swear I know the difference between Brie Larson and Bree Olson. Thanks to Clash at Demonhead, Emily Haines, James Shaw and ABKO for our intro song, “ Black Sheep” Show Notes Andres Loza Memorial Anime Minute 14:51.5- Game of Thrones first official trailer 20:36.5- Arrow 22:50.4- Shortlist of Actors for Batman 25:55.0-Brightburn trailer 27:44.5-Suicide Squad News  Idris Elba new Deadshot  New Suicide Squad members   Florida News 38:51.0-Captain Marvel  Captain Marvel Box Office  Captain Marvel Controversy How Captain Marvel differs from the comics   Support the Show Merchandise, buy our shit!!! Subscribe and give us a little help on Patreon  For a one time donation on Paypal- nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Any comments or suggestions for the show, email us at nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Check us out on YouTube!

The Dudes are joined by Dude Hickman of the Genesis Germs (why!?) to discuss the often overlooked (in it's day) and arguably underrated game... Clash at Demonhead! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

he official music video for “Black Sheep” essentially takes the scene from the film and plays it out to the full length of the song, complete with Brie Larson vocals throughout — meaning this is an actual Clash at Demonhead video, not just a lip-synched performance to a Metric song. I mean, that’s the way it goes, right? There are all kinds of fake bands in movies, but rarely do you get a future Oscar-winning actress to record a cover of a song by a Canadian dance-rock band. Plus, the video looks cool as hell: we get more of the cool back-and-forth cuts on the rhythm of the guitar riff — with the intense stares between Envy, Scott, Ramona, and Todd — from the scene in the movie, and it’s also intercut with clips from the film which do a lovely job of consolidating the storyline of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World into a three-and-a-half minute clip. The “Black Sheep” video does an excellent job of selling the cool of the movie, as well as making those of us who love it want to go watch it again (seriously, I went to watch the Clash at Demonhead scenes for this piece, and ended up sitting in front of the TV for a solid half hour). Strangely, the video’s not available on either the DVD or the Blu-ray, but you can get it if you download the deluxe version of the soundtrack on iTunes.

This week we wrap up our unexpectedly epic coverage of the NES hidden gem, Clash at Demonhead! Find out if this is a recommend from Nick and Eric!

Where is the fabled Demonhead? Who will be clashing there? Did you miss out on this NES hidden gem Clash at Demonhead like Eric? We begin our in-depth discussion of this unsung hero of the Nintendo library this week!

Josh does a solo episode on the next game in the 40 for 40 series, Clash at Demonhead!   End Song: The End! Artist: Grimecraft Album: Splatunes http://gamechops.com/splatunes/   More great music at: http://gamechops.com/   Tags: gaming, retrogaming, clash at demonhead, NES, nintendo, Vic Tokai video games, classic gaming, still loading, still loading podcast

Dans la plus piètre excuse pour un épisode de noël dans l'histoire du podcasting (on a vérifié, j'vous jure), Mat se fait un cadeau à lui-même en parlant des jeux de NES qui ont inspiré les noms de bands dans Scott Pilgrim, soit Crash 'n' the Boys : Street Challenge et Clash at Demonhead. De son côté, Dan revisite un film classique(-ish) du temps des fêtes avec La Course aux Jouets. Jeff, lui, fait un cadeau à Mat et Dan en étant pas là.

Join the HG101 Junior Detective Squad as they discuss mind-bending 3D mazes, farting trumpet samples, and Yoshi's shameless attempt to cash in on the puzzle craze. Four more games are added to the Top 47,858 Games of All Time. Like what you hear? Donate at patreon.com/hg101 and you'll get a raw and unedited version that's too hot for prime time! Follow us on Twitter @GC9X @HG_101 Check out the ongoing list bit.ly/47kgames

Hello and welcome to episode 08 of the spoony bards podcast. This week we discuss the oft overlooked classic. Clash at Demonhead. No black sheep. Visit us on twitter Check us out on itunes!

We are joined by podcastors! Nick and Brent from The RPG Show discuss comics, games, Virginia and more! 03:30 - Cover art featuring Jack Nicholson 10:00 - Mailbag and power players featuring a young stooge in training, and lousy little brothers, and a NEW Nintendo system is coming! 20:00 - Batman. the hero the NES deserves 26:10 - Shadowgate and idea for another show! 33:00 - The making of Super Mario Bros 3! Shigeru Miyamoto's fave music, and the game that we never got. 41:20 - More Willow! 45:20 - Double Dragon 2 50:30 - Super Spike V-Ball 51:50 - Clash at demonhead! Why won't the artwork match the game!?! 57:20 - River City Ransom. Douchbros on the loose! 1:01:50 - Top 30 1:04:00 - Tetris! how is there a villain? 1:07:30 - Game Boy Games! Mario Golf! B

Remember Clash at Demonhead? It's like that. Only better.

It's hard for an independent game developer to break into the business. With average budgets for high profile games now exceeding $20 million, and an ever increasing number of different publishers competing over market share, how is a guy with no education and no experience going to create, publish and market his own game? The answer is simple: He's not! And that's totally fine, because the game he would have created would have just been a rehash of other games using characters he didn't own the rights to. We're looking at the Fantendo wiki - a place where people can skip game development and cut straight to game journalism. Because really, the journalism's the most sophisticated part. This week, The F Plus needs to stay radical or it will implode!