Good evening, listeners of video game music! I hope that you really enjoy this episode, as it’s on my favourite VGM score of all-time, Square’s 1994 release of “Final Fantasy VI” with an epic, evocative and memorable score by Nobuo Uematsu! In this episode, we study character themes, also called “leitmotifs” and how influential they are in the score. We also see how Uematsu has taken these themes and changed their meaning according to how he’s arranged them… quite interesting stuff!
Also, lots of arrangements as well as a guest who is a phenom of a vocalist! Her name is Jillian Goldin and she is a judge at OverClocked ReMix, a ReMixer herself and also has a new album coming out on Earth Day of 2008! That’s next week! Also, she used to host VGDJ, which is the podcast that got me podcasting… quite important stuff! She’s great!
Go check her out here: http://www.jilliangoldin.com! Please buy her album, it’s wonderful.
Also, forgive the overwhelming number of “Terra”s in this episode… it’s a bit extreme and I didn’t realize it until it was done. Also, the editing isn’t as good as it usually is, heavy time constraints and even now as I’m posting this, I’m in Banff, AB, Canada with my Senior Band and Choirs… quite busy!
Enjoy and leave comments! 
Kenley
No-Bu-Oh Ooo-Eh-Mat-Su. get the pronunciation right pal.
should be Ooh-Eh-Mat-Su. my bad!
hey James - while I appreciate you taking the time to comment, how about commenting on something of value! And don’t comment in a condescending way, that doesn’t further the cause of bringing a community together. If you’re going to comment, then comment on the material and try and get discussion going… not impressed.
Kenley