
Matt Furniss
Musical composer
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Oct 16, 2026
Episode 247: A Man and A Mouse
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13:48MartyrusHOST
Let's move on to our second original track, and it is from the game The Lion King, developed by Westwood Studios and published by Virgin Interactive Entertainment, and it was found on the Sega Genesis Mega Drive, Game Gear, and Master System, the Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Game Boy, MS-DOS, and Amiga.
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14:19MartyrusHOST
This is To Die For from the Sega Genesis Mega Drive, originally composed by Hans Zimmer and arranged by Matt Furniss.
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14:28MartyrusHOST
[upbeat music] That was To Die For from the Sega Genesis Mega Drive, from the game The Lion King, originally composed by Hans Zimmer and arranged by Matt Furniss.
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16:54MartyrusHOST
The Lion King is another platform game licensed by Disney and of the same name as the nineteen ninety-four animated film.
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17:02MartyrusHOST
You'll play as Simba, playing through several key events from the film, pouncing on enemies, and roaring to stun them or solve puzzles.
Ep.27 r2 — Zool — 10 October 1992
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11:23Mark WebbHOST
It's chirpier and a bit more toy-like, which oddly suits a game about sweets and tool worlds.
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11:30LeeHOST
Then finally, the Mega Drive conversion with Matt Furniss arranging the material for Sega's sound chip.
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11:38LeeHOST
Here's the Mega Drive, uh, title.
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11:40LeeHOST
[upbeat music]
Ghostbusters
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53:40BedrothHOST
He is much more well-known for some of the later stuff.
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53:43BedrothHOST
And, um, uh, who else was I thinking about at the time? Uh, Matt Furniss was also much more well-known for, like his Genesis work.
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53:51BedrothHOST
But, but yeah, yeah, that's true.
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53:52BedrothHOST
I still, I still kind of lump them all in because they're all those European composers from the, the earlier days.
Ep.24 r1 — Shadow Warriors — 7 October 1990
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11:18LeeHOST
Sound desk, and that's the nice thing about today.
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11:21LeeHOST
Uh, Matt Furniss wrote, uh, the music for the 64, the Spectrum, and the Amiga version, so it's a fair fight between the chips.
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11:31LeeHOST
We'll start with the Commodore 64 and its SID chip.
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11:35LeeHOST
Here's the 64 title tune.
Ep.23 r1 — Mortal Kombat — 6 October 1993
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12:13LeeHOST
different.So, um, sound desk and to keep it fair, we're playing the music from the same stage on all three, the one called The Pit.
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12:22LeeHOST
Dan Forden wrote the arcade music, and on the Mega Drive, it was arranged by Matt Furniss at Probe using the Mega Drive's Yamaha FM chip.
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12:33LeeHOST
Here's the Mega Drive.
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12:34LeeHOST
[upbeat music]