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{{stub}}'''Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal''' is an American musician, former [[wikipedia:Guns N' Roses|Guns N' Roses]] guitarist, and one-time [[Sega Multimedia Studio]] contract composer, known for creating the soundtrack to the 1995 [[Mega-CD]] action-platform game ''[[Wild Woody]]''. | {{stub}}'''Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal''' is an American musician, former [[wikipedia:Guns N' Roses|Guns N' Roses]] guitarist, and one-time [[Sega Multimedia Studio]] contract composer, known for creating the soundtrack to the 1995 [[Mega-CD]] action-platform game ''[[Wild Woody]]''. | ||
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After hearing {{PAGENAME}}'s May 1995 instrumental guitar album ''[[wikipedia:The Adventures of Bumblefoot|The Adventures of Bumblefoot]]'', [[Sega of America]] soon hired the musician to compose the soundtrack to the in-development [[Mega-CD]] game ''[[Wild Woody]]''. Unfortunately, he was given only one month to score nearly 30 separate tracks for the project. Thal recalls locking himself in his apartment for the entirety of said month, doing nothing but composing and creating music. Thankfully, he was assisted by drummer [[Brad Kaiser]], and eventually the two completed the necessary tracks. When finished, he flew out to [[Sega Multimedia Studio]] to incorporate the music into the final game.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20231101125436/http://www.bumblefoot.com/discography/other/wildwoody.htm}} | After hearing {{PAGENAME}}'s May 1995 instrumental guitar album ''[[wikipedia:The Adventures of Bumblefoot|The Adventures of Bumblefoot]]'', [[Sega of America]] soon hired the musician to compose the soundtrack to the in-development [[Mega-CD]] game ''[[Wild Woody]]''. Unfortunately, he was given only one month to score nearly 30 separate tracks for the project. Thal recalls locking himself in his apartment for the entirety of said month, doing nothing but composing and creating music. Thankfully, he was assisted by drummer [[Brad Kaiser]], and eventually the two completed the necessary tracks. When finished, he flew out to [[Sega Multimedia Studio]] to incorporate the music into the final game.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20231101125436/http://www.bumblefoot.com/discography/other/wildwoody.htm}} | ||
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| + | Following his work on ''Wild Woody'', Thal would not work in the video game industry again. However, two of his previous tracks were later reused in the titles ''[[wikipedia:Outlaw Volleyball|Outlaw Volleyball]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Test Drive: Eve of Destruction|Test Drive: Eve of Destruction]]''.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20231109082138/http://www.bumblefoot.com/producer/producer.htm}} | ||
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| Ron Thal |
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| Place of birth: Brooklyn, New York, United States |
| Date of birth: 1969-09-25 (age 55) |
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| Role(s): Composer, Musician |
| Twitter: @bumblefoot |
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Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal is an American musician, former Guns N' Roses guitarist, and one-time Sega Multimedia Studio contract composer, known for creating the soundtrack to the 1995 Mega-CD action-platform game Wild Woody.
Career
After hearing Ron Thal's May 1995 instrumental guitar album The Adventures of Bumblefoot, Sega of America soon hired the musician to compose the soundtrack to the in-development Mega-CD game Wild Woody. Unfortunately, he was given only one month to score nearly 30 separate tracks for the project. Thal recalls locking himself in his apartment for the entirety of said month, doing nothing but composing and creating music. Thankfully, he was assisted by drummer Brad Kaiser, and eventually the two completed the necessary tracks. When finished, he flew out to Sega Multimedia Studio to incorporate the music into the final game.[1]
Following his work on Wild Woody, Thal would not work in the video game industry again. However, two of his previous tracks were later reused in the titles Outlaw Volleyball and Test Drive: Eve of Destruction.[2]
Production history
Games
- Wild Woody (Mega-CD; 1995) — Music Composed and Produced by[3]
- Wild Woody (Mega-CD; 1995) — Music Engineered, Mixed, and Mastered by[3]
Music
- Sega Power Cuts 1 (CD; 1996) — Artist
External links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://www.bumblefoot.com/discography/other/wildwoody.htm (Wayback Machine: 2023-11-01 12:54)
- ↑ http://www.bumblefoot.com/producer/producer.htm (Wayback Machine: 2023-11-09 08:21)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 File:Wild Woody MCD credits.pdf