Podcasts about naughty dog's uncharted

On today's episode of Beyond the Music, we break down Naughty Dog's Uncharted series. Spanning the four main Playstation games, we talk about music theory, production, how video game music differs from movie scores, and much more!

This week we have a very special show for you. We have a long chat with the man behind the music not only for Joss Whedon's brilliant Firefly tv series, but also the composer of the soundtracks for Naughty Dog's Uncharted video games, Greg Edmonson. Greg moved to LA as a session guitar player, before landing a scoring job with animation company Hanna Barbera. From there he moved on to working with Hollywood uber-composer, the multiple Emmy-winner Mike Post. He is the man responsible for many of the the tv themes we know and love, including The A-Team, Magnum, P.I., NYPD Blue, Hill Street Blues, and The Rockford Files. After leaving Mike's wing, Greg worked on Mike Judge's long-running animated series, King of the Hill, before coming to a little sci-fi series from Joss Whedon... Firefly. Following that, he moved on to work on the first 3 of the hugely successful Uncharted video games. The Firefly Soundtrack is available right now on exclusive vinyl, on CD and on MP3. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jacob, Preston, and Garrett discuss why they adore Naughty Dog's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and more! _______________________________________________ - Connect with us! ► SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf9_zCOpFh2WdgKPqvY6eug ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/Obvious_Gaming ► Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsobviousgaming/ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ItsObviousGa... ► iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i... ► Audio Boom: https://audioboom.com/channel/itsobvi… _______________________________________________ It's Obvious Gaming consists of three best friends who unite every week to play video games and share their thoughts on gaming news and culture. _______________________________________________ We Adore Uncharted 4 - It's Obvious Podcast Ep. 51 #ItsObviousGaming #Podcast #Gaming #Games #VideoGames #PS4 #PlayStation4 #PSNEO #PS4K #Sony #PlayStation #Microsoft #Xbox #XboxOne #Nintendo #Nintendo3DS  #NintendoNX #Review #Movies #Comics #LetsPlay #YouTube #esports #StarWars #Respawn #Bioware #Spiderman #CivilWar #Marvel #CaptainAmerica #Uncharted #Uncharted4 #Uncharted4AThiefsEnd #NaughtyDog #NeilDruckmann #NathanDrake #TroyBaker #NolanNorth

There really isn't enough space to talk about Naughty Dog's Uncharted 2, the (spoiler alert) fantastic sequel to Nathan Drake's first adventures through the (spoiler alert/debatable conclusion) wendigo worlds. This game sees Naughty Dog and writer Amy Hennig at their utter strongest with plot and pacing good enough to keep even Will satisfied, right alongside so many millions of movie-style-game-hungry players that have played it since, so much so that you can now get your grubby hands on the PS4 remaster 3-pack - for all the peasants who weren't into these games back when they were cool on that weird 8-core PS3!We talk a lot this week about plot and the femininity and feminism of both Chloe and Elena and we duke out who is the cooler of the two. There are no winners, as usual around these parts. We also discuss mysterious absences through the plot, iconic scenes, the train scene, Transformers spoilers, and, of course, everbody's favorite segment, Will's Gripes(tm).Relevant links!Probably the greatest music video of all time, The Chemical Brothers' "Star Guitar", fresh with train sceneryWell, okay, John Williams didn't quite invent the refrain; someone in 1595 did, but I still don't like him for itExtra Credits on videogame music past and present: why it was better then

There really isn't enough space to talk about Naughty Dog's Uncharted 2, the (spoiler alert) fantastic sequel to Nathan Drake's first adventures through the (spoiler alert/debatable conclusion) wendigo worlds. This game sees Naughty Dog and writer Amy Hennig at their utter strongest with plot and pacing good enough to keep even Will satisfied, right alongside so many millions of movie-style-game-hungry players that have played it since, so much so that you can now get your grubby hands on the PS4 remaster 3-pack - for all the peasants who weren't into these games back when they were cool on that weird 8-core PS3!We talk a lot this week about plot and the femininity and feminism of both Chloe and Elena and we duke out who is the cooler of the two. There are no winners, as usual around these parts. We also discuss mysterious absences through the plot, iconic scenes, the train scene, Transformers spoilers, and, of course, everbody's favorite segment, Will's Gripes(tm).Relevant links!Probably the greatest music video of all time, The Chemical Brothers' "Star Guitar", fresh with train sceneryWell, okay, John Williams didn't quite invent the refrain; someone in 1595 did, but I still don't like him for itExtra Credits on videogame music past and present: why it was better then

Is Nathan Drake's new adventure worthy of its great predecessor? or is it time to hang up the quicktime events. Discover what Matt and Kenny love and loathe about Naughty Dog's Uncharted 3.