'Sonic and the Black Knight' Composer's Contributions Questioned

Tommy Tallarico is a pathological liar so none of this surprises me.

Is it time for the obligatory "his mother is very proud" joke ? Or, does that mean that Todd Dennis is the first american to every work on Sonic ?

Joke aside, I'm kinda not surprised by that, especially with other account of that being discovered for some Amico games. How he takes credits from his employee is really unacceptable, and I'm kinda sad that there is also of his action on Sonic.

But eh, he is a good demonstration of the issues of the industries (because even if his personna is the source of a lot of his actions, he is a concentrate of the hype culture of the videogame (more seen in the Amico disaster), boss taking credits from their employees works, etc). I remember seeing a really funny comment on youtube about him, certainly under hbomb's video : "he thought he was the Elon Musk of Videogame Music. Sadly, he was the Elon Musk of Videogame Music".

This is better than the MJ and Sonic 3 "who did it?" game. Lol.

What always gets me is that when the video first came out and I was watching it that part come up and I was understandably caught off guard. I had known Tommy Tallarico as "the guy who made the music for the Virgin/Shiny games," then later as "the annoying guy on Electric Playground" and then later later as "somehow involved with the Amico." I immediately thought that maybe he was saying he helped work on Sonic 2 at STI, since the timestamps sorta lined up with when he was doing work sorta directly for Sega of America anyway and Sonic 2's development was such a famous clusterfuck that who knows. There wasn't any other context that I thought would have happened where it could have made any sense, because that's the only time he could be involved before Buxer or Drossin or Nilsen or even Jackson.

So when the curtains were raised, and it turns out he was fucking talking about Black Knight of all things, was when the hbomberguy video really got my attention and had me captivated throughout the end of it.

Or, put another way:

Now people are digging in to see whether he even made the music on the Genesis he claimed to have made (beyond the Joey Kuras Terminator song Hbomberguy mentioned). I already learned from those efforts that Cool Spot, a game that is credited like this:

Has this as its most frequently heard song:

Which was actually made by someone else, and for a Monopoly game of all things:

If nothing else, we can probably attribute this to him:

Small victories!

This is getting off hand Tommy’s  came here like he’s ready to steal it. :0