Anthony Carboni of Revision3 Games [1] recently had the pleasure of sitting down and interviewing Danny Baranowsky in there studio and picking his brain a bit. Don’t know who Danny Baranowsky, or “Danny B” is? Maybe you’ve heard of the games he has composed music for, such as Super Meat Boy, The Binding of Isaac, and Canabalt. Perhaps you have a better idea now.
Anthony poked and prodded Danny B. into submission in order to divulge what his personal top 5 video game music tracks of all time, and the results might surprise you. They might also give you a better appreciation for some tunes you either may not be familiar with or might not have given the time of day beforehand.
So do you agree or disagree with Danny’s B.’s list?
Be sure to check out Baranowsky’s Bandcamp [2] for a full list of his works and other tasty tidbits and musical samplings.
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#1 Comment By Patrick Gann On April 8, 2012 @ 8:15 pm
Danny, I love you and I love your music choices. “All FF boss themes” may be a cop-out, but I can’t fault you for it. Kudos to Carboni and the Rev3 folks for putting that vid together.
#2 Comment By Adam On April 9, 2012 @ 2:07 am
Very interesting. Recently been listening a lot to Western Indie stuff due to finally getting round to the bundles I bought earlier. Danny B’s one of the best, for sure!
#3 Comment By ShawnS On April 9, 2012 @ 8:14 am
Congrats on being able to narrow it down at all. My mood and memories change so frequently I couldn’t ever commit to an ordered list, even one that includes an entire series. The closest I can get is that I’m always in the mood for 8 or 16-bit era sounds.