On the second episode for “Soundtracks on the Sticks,” hosts Chris Damasceno and Jordan Young go back in time to 1995 to talk about the Donkey Kong Country 2 soundtrack – from its time of release amongst some other juggernauts, the composition work done by David Wise that seems to go in many different directions rather than following a set formula, the impact that one game’s soundtrack had on the landscape of future games of its series and beyond and as this is Jordan’s favorite game, “Stickerbrush Symphony” is discussed and gushed about properly.
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