I'm really grateful you've been taking the time to make these. Lucasarts adventure games were a huge part of my childhood, so hearing these stories from the people behind the magic is really fascinating. I've actually been replaying The Dig, and I'm excited to go listen to that "Jawbone" line again :D
@@danielalbu I haven't finished one yet, but I'm about midway through 3 of them, and have a few others in the que. They're really great for those long nights of file sorting or cleaning my office space, so I really appreciate having something interesting and nostalgic to listen to.
Daniel, your interviews are truly incredible! You are doing an excellent job! I dream of an interview with Brian Moriarty on The Dig. I downloaded the Design Document made by ATM in 2015 and it looks even more interesting than the final version. I think his website is down, but it had a ton of photos of that version. I don't know why Brian doesn't want to talk about it, as if telling the story could be a legal problem. There used to be a podcast where he mentioned that he left a playable alpha version. It would be cool to donate to finish that version.
Thank you for the kind words; you really made my day! I'm trying to get Brian Moriarty, and if I do, I'll clear my entire schedule to interview him that same day. :)
Good stuff. Very interesting. I love to hear about technical aspects about the music and sound mixing and stuff at lucas arts. Especially the music and sound effect mixing. Mcconnell and this guy we're very interesting.
I'm really grateful you've been taking the time to make these. Lucasarts adventure games were a huge part of my childhood, so hearing these stories from the people behind the magic is really fascinating. I've actually been replaying The Dig, and I'm excited to go listen to that "Jawbone" line again :D
@@BobDunlock And I’m grateful you’ve been taking the time to watch them!
@@danielalbu I haven't finished one yet, but I'm about midway through 3 of them, and have a few others in the que. They're really great for those long nights of file sorting or cleaning my office space, so I really appreciate having something interesting and nostalgic to listen to.
Daniel, your interviews are truly incredible! You are doing an excellent job! I dream of an interview with Brian Moriarty on The Dig. I downloaded the Design Document made by ATM in 2015 and it looks even more interesting than the final version. I think his website is down, but it had a ton of photos of that version. I don't know why Brian doesn't want to talk about it, as if telling the story could be a legal problem. There used to be a podcast where he mentioned that he left a playable alpha version. It would be cool to donate to finish that version.
Thank you for the kind words; you really made my day!
I'm trying to get Brian Moriarty, and if I do, I'll clear my entire schedule to interview him that same day. :)
It's a difficult career - but hese musicians have a better time, more interesting stories than anyone else!
Good stuff. Very interesting.
I love to hear about technical aspects about the music and sound mixing and stuff at lucas arts. Especially the music and sound effect mixing. Mcconnell and this guy we're very interesting.
Thanks for watching!
I'm glad you enjoyed these interviews!