Tommy Tallarico
Tommy Tallarico by Rinku February 21, 2005
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Tommy Tallarico
Thomas A. Tallarico, cousin of Steven Tyler, is a video game music composer and co-host of Electric Playground and Reviews On The Run. He owns and runs four companies. He was born in Massachusetts on February 18th, 1968. He now resides in California.
Tommy Tallarico by Themo April 12, 2006
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Tommy Tallarico
A video game composer. He is best known as the host for Electric Playground and Reviews on the Run alongside with Victor Lucas. He's a very nice guy in person. All the haters need to shut up.
Tommy Tallarico by Tony Yeung October 9, 2006
Tommy Tallarico
Tommy Tallarico by Gwen Stacey October 20, 2004
Tommy Tallarico
A man who was featured on MTV® Cribs, Was the first American to work on Sonic, holds over 7 Guinness world records, and is the creator of the Roblox oof sound.
His mother is very proud.
His mother is very proud.
Did you hear about Tommy Tallarico? I heard he was hired by Miyamoto himself to work on Metroid Prime! His mother must be very proud.
Tommy Tallarico by MapleJava January 7, 2024
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