Video game scoring is an art form that has started to receive as much recognition as film scoring. What are some of your favorite video game compositions, and how do they compare to your favorite film compositions? #MBTalk
@MontminyTyler Totally! It's really neat to see versatility - who'd've pegged a rock drummer as a film, video game, and opera composer? Probably not many, but it goes to show how diverse and talented that musicians can be. #MBTalk
Stewart Copeland, drummer of The Police and film/video game composer, discusses his work on Spyro, saying that it's "some of the deepest music that [he] ever wrote." #SpyroReignitedTrilogy comes out TODAY https://t.co/76iPDDoV8B #MBTalk
@V_Bo Michael Jackson. Many see him as a dancer/singer, but he was also a talented actor. Aside from his stand-out role in "The Wiz," he also starred in "Captain EO" and music videos that can be considered short films ("Thriller," "Smooth Criminal," and "Ghosts" come to mind). #MBTalk
@jaenormandin Your post actually inspired me to discuss video game scoring and how it relates to film scoring. It's cool that fields both are receiving more attention and how quickly video game composers are becoming "rock stars" like their film counterparts! #MBTalk
@angiepereznl This is a really awesome development. This will provide exposure to more local groups and make information regarding events more accessible to viewers. Additionally, it can combine content with promotion in a non-intrusive way. #MBTalk
@_patriciaalexis I still listen to radio on my way to work or school. It can serve as a metric of what people might listen to when they tune in as opposed to streaming from their online playlists. #MBTalk
@Jose_Olivo Steve Perry is a class act and an outstanding vocalist. This article is quite touching, and it's nice to see that this otherwise tragic experience is fueling his rediscovery of his love for music rather than holding him back. #MBTalk
@jaenormandin While it's cool that future generations can enjoy "live" performances from artists they missed, I'm generally against it. It's a slippery slope that can lead to abuse, exploitation, and the cheapening of the musician's artistry and vision. #MBTalk