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Welcome to the PlayTheNES.com special Music Video section!
Here is where we offer exclusive video footage of a few great NES games set to music that appropriately suits the featured game.
Most of these music videos have been put together by our very own site admin, but we also accept contributions from the PlayTheNES.com community!
Below you will find a link to the video, the game and song title, the original performing artist, the person who did the editing, a few notes from the author, and the video run-time.
NOTE: All songs are credited to the original artists in the actual video.
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Music Video - Three Stooges, The
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Watch some game play from The Three Stooges while checking out more music from the band 13th Apostle. Roth is the bass player.
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Super C - "Mouth For War"
Song by: Pantera
Edited by: Roth
Length: 4:04
Notes: Super C can be an intense experience, and a song like Mouth For War perfectly captures that intensity.
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Battletoads - "Funkytown"
Song by: Lipps Inc.
Edited by: Roth
Length: 3:46
Notes: BattleToads is a game that has always had this funky vibe about it, so let's take it on down to Funky Town!
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Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II - "'Ol Rusty"
Song by: Richter
Edited by: BlueWizzrobe
Length: 5:00
Notes: You are Kuros, the greatest warrior of all. Here's a runthrough of Ironsword showing many of the game's glitches along with a rockin' cover-tunes medley.
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Silver Surfer - "Blues Progression"
Song by: 13th Apostle
Edited by: Roth
Length: 5:28
Notes: Here is a progressive blues recording from Roth's band set to footage from Silver Surfer.
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Three Stooges, The - "Heavy Tune 1"
Song by: 13th Apostle
Edited by: Roth
Length: 3:57
Notes: Watch some game play from The Three Stooges while checking out more music from the band 13th Apostle. Roth is the bass player.
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