SETI Solo Review: I Resented Stopping Play to Write This | Episode 124
Intro (0:00)
This episode is late because I was having too much fun repeatedly playing SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, to stop long enough to write about it. My bad.
This is Episode 124 of Breakup Gaming Society, a highly autobiographical podcast for board game freaks, hip hop junkies, and extras from space movies in control rooms who sweat and yell in front of a monitor just long enough to get their Screen Actors Guild card.
I’m the host of Breakup Gaming Society, Lord Colonel Bucolic Depressive Whatever, recording in Who Gives a Shit, Colorado.
Today we explore the scoring pathways of space and the patterns that a sample makes as it streaks across the decades of the musical firmament.
Does that sound like fun? It better, because that’s all I got.
Interlude: The Turtles and D-Nice (1:30)
Game of the Week: SETI (3:04)
Finally, a proper review of SETI: Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence. I got over the learning hump and have been playing the hell out of this for two weeks straight. I have informed opinions.
Interlude/Outro: The Turtles and De La Soul (16:05)
Music
Dow Jones and D.O. The Fabulous Drifter, “Wash Ya Ass”
℗ 2006 Five Points Plan
Pryces, “Last Stand” Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): License code: PUMUMAGZSKXCFDBH
The Turtles, “Buzzsaw” © 1968 Flo & Eddie, Inc.
D-Nice, “Call Me D-Nice” © 2011 Sony Music Entertainment
De La Soul, “Transmitting Live from Mars” © 2024 A.O.I. LLC under exclusive license to Chrysalis Records Limited
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