Scores on Scores

==Overview==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents “Scores on Scores,” where DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox present a playlist combining video game music and film scores of the 1980s. They present their newest segment, "Film for Food," and avoid mentioning where their studio has relocated. Listen to the episode.
==Episode Summary==
DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox are back, but still on the run from the FCC after playing too much ska during "It's Got to Be Ska." They are recording from an undisclosed location on a boat called the SS Double Heads.
Dillon and Matt talk about whether or not they paid Penny Lane and Sweet Caroline after guest DJing during "Post-Hop."
Matt premieres the segment "Film For Food," where he reviews movies based on the food presented and consumed in the film. He reviews The Suicide Squad, directed by James Gunn. Dillon doesn't understand why Matt is doing this and questions his scoring system. The film receives a 37.
They decide the genres complement.
==Featured Characters==
Dillon Minacci
Matt Fox
==Featured Music==
James Horner - "Field of Dreams"
David Thiel - "QBert Music Compilation"
Ryuichi Sakamoto - "The Last Emperor: Theme Variation 1"
Manami Matsumae - "Bomb Man Stage"
Danny Elfman - "Waltz to the Death"
Koji Kondo - "Intro (Main Theme)"
John Williams - "The Battle in the Snow"
Goblin - "Phenomena"
Nobuo Uematsu - "Opening Theme"
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - "Kaneda"
Yoshihiro Sakaguchi - "Stage Select"
Hirokazu Tanaka - "Tetris Theme"
Tomohiro Nishikado - "Space Invaders"
Mahlon Merrick - "Look Sharp/Be Sharp March"
Vangelis - "Blade Runner Blues"