Well bugger me, it's time for another one of these medleys isn't it? I've been aware of the characters of Sam & Max since a video TotalBiscuit did on the first Poker Night game, Poker Night at the Inventory. I thought that the cast of that game was all a bust besides The Heavy Weapons Guy from Team Fortress 2 at the time, but that was before I decided to invest almost 32 hours into Poker Night 2 and by subsequent extension, almost 32 hours into these characters. Seriously, it was one of the funnest weeks of my life and I shan't be forgetting it for a long time. I'd actually managed to hoover up the Sam & Max games a little while ago for seven pounds and I wasn't quite ready to give up on the dynamic duo just yet... and here we are... merely one week from that thought... and God forbid I'm a ginormous fan. Anyway now, back to the music. In-case you weren't sure still, this is indeed a medley in homage to my time playing the Sam & Max games, and to the Sam & Max name in general if I'm honest. This medley features the musical works featured in all fifteen games (five games per chapter, of which there are three), a few remixes done to accompany the character's appearances in Poker Night at the Inventory and Poker Night 2 and lastly the score for the 90's video game (not television series as I so foolishly confuse in the video). There are a number of separate composers for these things, so pop to the bottom of my description if you'd like to learn more about either of them. As with some of my other medleys, the timecodes are in the comments section, as the top pinned comment. This is only because they unfortunately won't all fit otherwise. Sorry to cause you confusion! If you enjoyed this video, perhaps you've come to appreciate length...in such case... hooray! I can support your needs; I've done a number of longer medleys in the past but if you're a fan of the music you've heard here, I'm going to have to link you to the first medley in the 'Ultimates' series, my Black Butler medley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOkeCGEAZjY I'll also link you to one of my most recent medleys, as it boasts to very similar music indeed to that can be heard in this one. Though granted, it is way way way smaller. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImxvjqL8NOg [TRACKLIST] Go see the pinned comment, where I take an extensive look into the tracks that I used. [TIMECODES] All the timecodes that are here are just base-level timecodes, to take you from section to section of the medley. For an extensive look into the tracks that I used, again have a look at that pinned comment. Season One: Sam & Max Save the World 00:00 - 18:51 Season Two: Sam & Max, Beyond Time and Space 18:51 - 28:49 Season Three: Sam & Max, The Devil's Playhouse 28:49 - 01:01:11 Poker Night at the Inventory / Poker Night 2 Bonus section 01:01:11 - 01:06:39 Sam & Max Hit the Road 01:06:39 - 01:19:45 If you feel inclined to share your thoughts or queries, please comment below. You could even rate my video too if you're up to it! I'm always delighted to hear feedback from any of you. My dearest thanks, I hope you enjoy. *** [DISCLAIMER] Nothing you've heard here was neither composed nor owned/never will be owned by me, and I have a duty to insistently tell you this because credit is often overlooked and it important to give it to those who deserve it. I've provided some links and background to the composers of the music heard in this medley (along with a list of what exactly they made that I used etc...). - - - Jared Emerson-Johnson - - - ▶https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Emerson-Johnson ▶http://www.jaredemersonjohnson.com/ ▶http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1492627/ Famed for doing scores for a vast majority of the Telltale games on sale, Johnson produced all the music heard in the games Save the World, Beyond Time and Space and The Devil's Playhouse. Additionally, the music from the Poker Night games was made by him too! - - - Klint Bajakian, Micheal Land and Peter McConnell - - - ▶https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clint_Bajakian ▶https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Land ▶https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_McConnell These three composers known for working with LucasArts created the soundtrack for Sam & Max Hit the Road which was created in the 90's and formed a few musical bases which Emerson-Johnson later riffed. If you're at all intrigued about the franchise this was made for or just want to learn more about it, there's some more links below for you to follow if you so desire. ▶https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_%26_Max ▶http://samandmax.wikia.com/wiki/Sam_%26_Max_(video_game_series) ▶http://samandmax.wikia.com/wiki/Telltale_Games * * * My apologies again for the mistake in the video with the information. I'd have gone back to fix it but the render took soooo long I thought it best to stick with what I had. Hit the Road is the name of the 90's graphic adventure game, a name I confused with The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police. Whoopsie!

• published: 16 Mar 2018
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