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@@ridakdid Thank you, Happy Halloween to you aswell :)

@@Waffletigercat From what I played off-screen, some of the guns you mentioned do have a few issues in their implementation. The BFG for me is the one that doesn't hold well the most, with it's explosive ratio not functioning as it should, which is quite sad. But despite that, the mod itself is very well made and quite a nice addition to my mod-list so far, hopefully the creator updates it with the necessary changes to make certain aspects a bit more accurate to OG Doom.

You're referring to this mod, right? mb.srb2.org/addons/duke-nukem.489/

A true Doomception.

@@jacksonyoung6245 Thank you! I got to watch The Lighthouse a while back on my own, amazing work of a film.

(Information on all tracks, some were used in the video fully and partially, replies may follow) 1. Uploaded on UA-cam by "Hpets", originally titled as "track 03" and obtained from a p2p (Peer to Peer) in Soulseek. OP only has the .mp3 file and he's had it for 9 years (10 by now). 2. Uploaded on UA-cam by "plasmablabtv", made around 1996 or 1997. OP recorded the song off of a vinyl owned by his friend, that being a white label which was unfortunately lost. 3. Uploaded on Vocaroo and posted in r/lostwave by "SuperJoe89", re-uploaded on UA-cam by "Acu- Rite". Recorded on a Saturday morning in China off of the local radio known as "Xinjiang Kyrgyz Radio", sung in Kyrgyz language. 4. Originally uploaded as a shorter snippet on UA-cam by "Luis Flores", which has since been deleted. OP had found a longer sample and provided it to "q" whose has re-uploaded both versions. The song is from 2006 and was obtained through a music exchange. 5. Uploaded on UA-cam, Vocaroo and several subreddits (r/tipofmytongue, r/IdentifyThisTrack, r/NameThatSong, r/Lostwave, r/lostmedia, r/poppunkers) by "Johnny Doe", then re-uploaded and restored by "Antonio's Remastered Works". The song was recorded to a cassette tape from a TV around the mid-2000s, being featured in a music video that the OP had found at random on the music section in the "on demand" service of his cable provider. The tape's label had "Popcorn" written on it by the OP. 6. Original source is from a Wordpress archive of the Dave Fanning Sessions, featuring a 45 minute recording of Dave Fanning's show on Soundcloud by "IrishPirateRadioExhibition", which has this unknown song. Uploaded on UA-cam by "Sunny", re-uploaded on the same platform by "q". This song was featured on the Dave Fanning Irish Show and was recorded off of it, likely during the 17th of March in 1983, the song is not a demo and likely not a live performance either. 7. Uploaded on Vocaroo and posted on r/PsychFolk by "Shabarin", then re-uploaded on UA-cam by Swiðr. This song was recorded from a radio station by the OP's father-in-law in Bremen, North Germany around 1967. 8. Originally uploaded to Vocaroo (and now long gone Zippyshare) as a full sample and as a shorter sample to WatZatSong by "mucrim", also having another sample uploaded to WatZatSong by "steerling", and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Barni". The song OP asked for was taken from movies from TV which they originally did not recall, however with the help of another WatZatSong user "Kurty" they managed to find the original movie the song came from: an adult movie from 1991 called "Couples Infidéles", which was produced and scored by Marc Dorcel. As of now, verification is still required as to figure out the real name of the track and who sung it. 9. Uploaded to Vocaroo and r/tipofmytongue in 2 different occasions by "tetherted97", re-uploaded to WatZatSong as a much shorter sample by "Weatherapp" and re-uploaded to UA-cam in much higher quality by "Antonio's Remastered Works". OP found the song in a now long since deleted YT video and channel, both of which had nothing of importance that could help with finding the song according to them. Could possibly have been around the 1980s-1990s. 10. Originally uploaded under a massive archive of Gap In-Store playlists of songs in Blogpost by "Michael Bise", then re-uploaded by "q" in UA-cam. This track is specifically in the GapBody CD from March 2004, all songs were labeled except for this one. As of now, this song has likely been identified as Foxes in Boxes by Lamya (whose passed away in 2009), seeing as a MySpace page and ASCAP repertory had been found for the song and both artists featured in them sound identical whilst these sources were both created around 2004. The noticeable differences are that the MySpace sample is around 30 seconds shorter and the ASCAP repertory shows two different versions, and as of now the only way to proceed with verification as to figure out if the song is correct is to contact the writer, Carrington Daren Michael. 11. From "El Laboratorio de Relax" in the radio station "Doble Nueve" (99FM), broadcasted around September 2008. Uploaded on UA-cam on different occasions by several UA-camrs: by "Pablo Rosales Acuña" in July 2016 under the entire original broadcast ran by DJ Relax, then by "sicksadworldLA" under a compilation of various songs featured on Radio Doble Nueve in February 2024, then by "Mike Worst" as two different versions (one being the original song, and the other being the song in it's actual correct pitch) in April 2024 (also being reposted in WatZatSong by the same person under the name of "RojoCatto") and also "q" around the same month, and lastly as a lyrical video on UA-cam sourced to Lostwave Charts by "The Desolate". 12. Requested on a Russian forum known as klem.ru by the user "Nata-od", uploaded on WatZatSong by "Amatieris" and re-uploaded under two different versions (one being of slightly better quality) on UA-cam by "Anon0122". This song was recorded off of a radio station in Ukraine, Odessa around 1998. 13. Uploaded to WatZatSong as a short sample and Vocaroo as a longer one by "rockmusic", both versions were then re-uploaded on UA-cam by "zumi". OP originally recorded the track for about 2 minutes and 25 seconds in Osnabrück, Northwest of Germany around 1984. It was either a German radio station or BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service). 14. Uploaded on UA-cam by "Apocalypse Meow". OP was recording a radio using his phone during the summer of 2017 due to SoundHound not working on it due to being an older device, this song coming up right after the one he was recording. The track sounds very recent for that year, but SoundHound couldn't determine what it was later on, which led to OP trying to search online for it and contacting the local radio station's Facebook page that night, without a response sadly. In the OP's words, "The mystery song sounds like it has an early New Order influence, like somewhere around the albums Power, Corruption, And Lies (1983) and Low-life (1985), and definitely after Movement (1981). It's like a faster cold combination of "Thieves Like Us" and "Cries And Whispers." It has a male vocalist, singing in English, and it sounds recent as of summer of 2017." 15. Uploaded to UA-cam under the title "Unknown song 3" by "A." and re-uploaded to the same platform by "MistaEgg". OP had recorded it off a radio station based in Latvia called "Radio Naba" around 2007/2008, they attempted to contact the station by email but had no response from them. According to a commentator in the original upload's comment section, known as "toukki", Naba Radio has it's own music label which they managed to find under Discogs. Another song was featured on an album under the same label, Chicken by Zig-Zag (unknown song 1 for the ones who lack context). Other labels are related to it which could aid in contacting, those being Melo Records and Gauja Records. 16. Originally uploaded 3 different times to SpiritofRadio.ca and reposted to Vocaroo by "Jay", then re-uploaded to UA-cam by "MistaEgg". Recorded by the OP off of the radio from WCTV (Towson University) in the Baltimore DC area, around 1985-1991. The song was featured in the 2009 Analog TV shutdown, currently being searched in a Discord server. 17. Originally uploaded to WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "mickeyr" and then re-uploaded to UA-cam by "cirrus media archive", sourced by OP's friend @Mickeys-Media who had originally posted the audio clip in a private Discord server. His friend's father had recorded this off of a radio station in Mexico City on tape, sometime around 1985. Neither of them could identify what the song was and they didn't know what station it was aired on, but it possibly could have been "Stereorey", a mexican radio that was up at that time. 18. Uploaded on WatZatSong and Zippyshare (now expired and shutdown), then Vocaroo by "musicflame". Eventually re-uploaded to UA-cam by "q", this track is a Romanian song from the 1990s that OP had recorded off of the radio using his tape recorder, it's possible that the song was previously posted on UA-cam long before by "Electrecord" according to OP. 19. Uploaded to WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "G23M08", then re-uploaded to UA-cam by "algericasousa" (same person), "Zumi" and "q". OP found this song in a hard drive on their PC around 2016, with no other information on it other than the title being "o segredo do seu jose com vinheta mcc" and the fact that it's a parody to another Brazillian song dating back to 1966 called "A Pátroa Me Contou - Emilinha Borba". Additionally, this song dates back to around 2005-2011. 20. Uploaded to WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "niski" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "twenty6". The song was recorded off of the WZBC station, possibly around 1995-1997. The WZBC claim is factually backed by the OP, as a cut off "point three" is heard early on in the song, indicating a 90.3FM which is what WZBC has been set on to this day. Despite the similarity in voice and track names, the singer heard here is not Franz Ferdinand according to the re-uploader.

21. Uploaded to WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "KillerJack" and re-uploaded to UA-cam as two different versions by "Rain" (initial version being the full 8:33 recording, and the latter being an enhanced, isolated version of the track - courtesy of DefyJoe). In the OP's words, "This song is over 14 years old (2010 or earlier). All I remember is that I got it from a youtube video and obviously I have no idea what video it is anymore. To this day, I'm still trying to find it." Currently, Rain has put up a bounty on the track and awaits for people to contact him on Discord with the solve or major leads, his username is "mylife4isme". 22. Uploaded to UA-cam by "Acidbeats9". This track and another one named "Too Young To Die" are both featured in his channel and were taken from a decaying cassette tape, the quality being in such a state due to it being copied over to several different tapes at the time. According to OP, it came from an unknown Leeds band possibly around 1984-1986 and it was a demo the band was taking around record companies. Additionally, OP thinks one of the members was a teacher and the band was being touted by "Flock of Seagulls" as they really liked them. 23. Originally featured in a compilation of songs recorded from a "El Laboratorio de Relax" broadcast featured in Radio Doble Nueve (songs in the mix range from around 2002-2008) that was uploaded to UA-cam past year by "sicksadworldLA", then re-uploaded on the same platform and also on WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "Mike Worst" (aka RojoCatto in WZS) and MistaEgg on UA-cam aswell. The OP of the compilation does not know what this specific track is. 24. Uploaded on WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "niski" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "q". The song is featured in a tape along other tracks recorded by the OP, and was recorded off of Boston Area Radio around 2001 according to them. The tape was mislabelled as "1999" seeing as many other tracks in it range from 2000-2001, so this one could have been made in either year. 25. Uploaded on UA-cam on two occasions, once by the original OP "Sushi Squad Productions" and later on in a restored form by "Antonio's Remastered Works". In the OP's words, "So basically, I found this song on a cassette mixtape in the Boston area labelled "BC Radio Mix 3" which I think could be either Boston or Babson College. Most of these songs I was able to ID except this one and another. I uploaded this one because I like it better but will upload the other if this one gets solved." 26. Uploaded on UA-cam by "RMA". This song was burned to a CD by the OP during highscool (Spokane, WA - around 2006-2007) and they found it 10 years later. According to them, they used to find songs from Filter or Paste magazine sampler CDs but were unable to find this track in the ones they've had before and during the time they posted this song. In their words, "I was in touch with some local bands at the time. I would recruit them via MySpace to play on a radio show that I was part of (Raise Your Voice, KYRS, Spokane). I also played in our local Battle of the Bands for high school kids. I met other musicians that way and we all made our own CDs. So it's possible this was just someone's demo. I tried looking through my old MySpace during this search, although most of the links are broken". As of now, the OP is offering to pay $200 to whoever manages to find the band and is able to get them in contact with the members. 27. Uploaded on WatZatSong as a short sample and Vocaroo in full by "erwin", re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Barni". OP has stated that they recorded this track off a TV documentary many years ago, around the mid-80s. 28. Uploaded to UA-cam by "Lawless Britain", also features a download link in Google Drive in the description for people that want the song. As of now, the only information about the track is the year (1999) and genre (Pop). According to the user "@danielfript1701" in the comment section, a reddit user had found an archive of a website with two songs under the Diceman label, those being "Nobody Knows" and the other being called "Bad Omen". Presumably it may be the same artist despite the latter song being missing entirely, verification is still required. 29. Uploaded to WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "CentralMuzik" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "VisualConfusion". The track is an alt. rock/Hardcore song that was recorded off of a French FM radio station around the 90s. 30. Uploaded to WatZatSong by "fantastict" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "q". Recorded in England by the OP around 1992, this is a live version of a song they had heard during their time living there, they were unable to find the song when searching about it. 31. Uploaded to WatZatSong as a shorter sample by "CB13", then posted on UA-cam as a longer one by "CB Caldwell" (same person) and re-uploaded to the same platform by "Bloost Media". The track was recorded by the OP off of college radio station WAMU in the Baltimore, DC area around the early 80s. OP was able to identify songs he recorded off of WAMU and WCVT over the years except for 2 tracks, one being this song. 32. Uploaded to UA-cam under the title "canción desconocida" by "JAVIER CHAVEZ" and re-uploaded by "q". This song was heard by the OP once on a internet radio station called "koolrockradio", possibly around 2010. 33. Uploaded to WatZatSong under two different searches, one being by "cr1tika7" and the other by "wilman85" (who also had it posted on the archive.org under the filename "fixation.mp3", but the link to it has sadly been taken down), then re-uploaded and sourced to Lostwave Charts by "MistaEgg". The track is a british indie-rock song from the 2000s, which was downloaded from a P2P filesharing service and possibly from a MySpace source aswell. 34. Uploaded to r/tipofmytongue and r/Lostwave by "Fiction1183" (whom also posted a Vocaroo link with the full song in .mp3 form) and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Ofrix". In the OP's words, "My friend sent this song to me, said he recently rediscovered this mp3 on his old computer, says that he found it on some music sharing website where someone was trying to identify it about 8-10 years ago. Please help!". 35. Uploaded to Soundcloud around 11 years ago under the title "POPScene122" by "POPScene474", then posted on WatZatSong as a sample by "BlooDude2005" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Mysterious Voice" and "Mike Worst". According to Mike Worst, the OP's account had many other songs under it on Soundcloud, so he made a spreadsheet on Google Docs organizing each and every song from there, even if in an incomplete state. They also made a playlist containing most of the songs on the Popscene accounts on their channel. 36. Originally found in a compilation of European songs in the website Musify.club, then posted on WatZatSong as a sample found in a .mp3 website (both sources had incorrect labelling) by "Sorent" and re-uploaded in full on UA-cam by "q". The track is an Italo disco song from the "European Maxi Single Hit Collection, Vol. 19" from 1991, a collection of various performers, and was incorrectly credited as Vanilla - Bamboleo. 37. Uploaded on UA-cam by "akrasner2" and re-uploaded on the same platform by "q". The OP found this french song on their computer when it came up on their Spotify library, but they couldn't figure out what it is due to Google search not finding the lyrics anywhere and Soundhound not recognizing it. 38. Uploaded to UA-cam in 3 different occasions. Initially by "scientronik" in 2013 as part of a 45 minutes long archive of a French radio show recorded on the 23rd of December, 1993. The show was called "Lostnoise" and was provided by "Radio BOOMERANG" in the Lille area, north of France, focused on providing these sub-genres: MINIMAL WAVE, DARK WAVE, COLD WAVE, SYNTH, OBSCURE SYNTH, SYNTH POP, COLD WAVE, MINIMAL SYNTH and ELECTRONIC. On the second occasion, it was uploaded by "Ivo Peeters" back on 2021. In their words "This cannot be found by Shazam. The track is from a tape recorded from a Belgian radio show (Domino) broadcast in 1984." Lastly, the track was uploaded a few months ago by "q", who provided both original sources. 39. Uploaded on WatZatSong as a short sample and Vocaroo as much longer one by "CentralMuzik", then re-uploaded to UA-cam as both versions by "q". The only information about the track is that it was recorded around the 90s. 40. Uploaded to the John Peel Wiki in Fandom.com as part of a 1 hour and 33 minutes long compilation of tracks, some from Peel BFBS station shows and others as DJ links that are not Peel content, under a tape named "Punk 42" that's dated back to "1987-11/12". Reposted as a it's own sample on WatZatSong and Vocaroo by "nonoseacrest" and re-uploaded on UA-cam by "twenty6". According to the OP, the whole mixtape is also available on the website "Mooo" in it's full length, thanks to the user "Harfe". 41. Uploaded on UA-cam back in 2007 by "fun&games", then re-uploaded years later by "MistaEgg". The song is apparently in Croatian and it's possible that it was made by the OP alongside a band they may have been part of back in the day. 42. Uploaded on Soundcloud and incorrectly credited to Dead Can Dance (due to a mistake of the bootlegger) by "Alfredo Brvxias Fanzine", re-uploaded to UA-cam by "q". The track is a 20 minutes long dark ambient song, and is considered to be the longest lostwave song as of now. 43. Uploaded on UA-cam as two different versions of the same track in one video, respectively in lower and higher quality by "VCC". According to the OP, this comes from recordings of a hardware store. Additionally, in their words "I have another song of what seems to be the same artist that's basically a ripoff of Depeche Mode's "Enjoy The Silence", might upload it at some point."

44. Uploaded to UA-cam by "Daniil Shakurov" and re-uploaded to the same platform by "Ofrix". The track is a 90's emo styled song and the OP obtained it off of a filesharing app 15 years before their upload in as a .mp3 file, which was completely unnamed. 45. Uploaded to WatZatSong as a short sample and Vocaroo in full by "zekitzekitze", then re-uploaded to UA-cam by "q". While information on the song is near to none, it was pointed out in the comments of WZS that the BPM is inconsistent or it's a specific decimal value (by Binglesquirk) and that the accent of the singer is probably Nordic (by studygiss). 46. Uploaded to UA-cam by "Old Jack Burton". This track was ripped off of a cassette tape sometime between 1996-1998 in Uppsala, Sweden. The OP has also provided other unknown tracks from the same tape. Additionally, in the OP's words "so this was more than 25 years ago, and if I remember correctly, the tape was "stolen" by a Swedish guy who slept over at some UK DJ's house (somewhere in the UK) after a long night of partying. The DJ apparently owed the Swede money too. The DJ was playing this tape at night and people loved it, in the morning the Swede decided to take the tape with him when he left, as repayment for money owed... or something like that, I can't remember. In any case, I first heard this tape played in Sweden back in 98 (I think)". 47. Uploaded on the Internet Archive along 8 other unknown Indonesian songs, all recorded by "Karelina" from the same radio station known as "Mara FM - Bandung" around 2020-2021, and re-uploaded on UA-cam as part of the compilation and on it's own by "freeze". As of now, this is the only song in the compilation that has been left unsolved. 48. Uploaded to WatZatSong as a sample and the website app.box.com by "guglielm", re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Bloost Media". No information on this track is available as of now, but it's probably from the early 90s (no later than '93) according to the re-uploader. 49. Uploaded on UA-cam by "Federico Ceccatto". The OP found the song in WinMX, around 2002-2003 and uploaded this track to the platform 17 years later in fear that their old hard drive containing the copy of it could have been the last where it was. They listed every piece of information they had on the song in the description of the video, and such is as follows: "Below I list everything I know about it, which is admittedly very little given I've obsessed about this track on and off for close to two decades now. I found this song on WinMX (Windows Music Exchange, an old peer-to-peer network + client application, and a crowd favorite for pirating music in the early '00s) on 2003-08-13. I stumbled upon it not as a single track, but as part of a full-length MP3 rendition of Korn's Untouchables album, originally released on 2002-06-11. The filename is "KoRn - Untouchables - ENTIRE ALBUM.mp3", clocking at 1.33:50. According to Spotify, Untouchables is only one hour, five minutes long. The uploader, who went by the name of "Krime_Reanimated" named the album "Untouchables (Whole Fuckin' Album & More)" in the metadata, suggesting some kind of bonus material. Contrary to common practice (at the time), the album is not a valid AlbumWrap file; you cannot use a splitter to recover the original track listing or their metadata. This is all there is as far as tags go, as reported by foobar2000: Artist Name : KoRn Track Title : Untouchables (Whole Fuckin' Album & More) Album Title : Untouchables & Some Other Shit Date : 2002 Genre : Hard Rock Composer : Krime_Reanimated Performer : Album Artist : Track Number : Total Tracks : Disc Number : Total Discs : Comment : This Shit Is For You! COPYRIGHT : Free As A Mother Fucker ENCODED BY : Krime_Reanimated ORIGINAL ARTIST : KoRn (NOTE: the last three tags the ones in UPPERCASE are originally surrounded by angled brackets, UA-cam does not allow them in a video's description) The album contains some extra songs from similar bands or featuring Jonathan Davis. There appears to be an 8-minute long radio interview at the very end. Some of the official songs may be the leaked versions prior to the album's release. For some reason, they're not strictly in the same order as the official album release (even if you ignore the extras). Among these you can find: 1. this mystery song (as the 2nd track) 2. Adema - Blow It Away 3. Snot - Take It Back 4. Sepultura - Lookaway 5. the aforementioned interview (James Shaffer & Fieldy as guests) In the following link to SongMeanings (songmeanings.com/songs/view/3..., you'll find the lyrics for "KoЯn - Black Eye" which match this mystery song (sans typos). They were uploaded by KoRn_Fan on 2002-08-23, a user with a single contribution. He allegedly found the song as a standalone track also on WinMX with the title he based the lyrics' entry on. Suspiciously, he behaves as if the song was really from Korn (regardless of the fact a Jonathan Davis-like voice can only be heard during the chorus). Some commenters doubt of its origin but appear unable to pinpoint its true name or recording artist. KoRn_Fan's profile was only active around a year after this post. The original WinMX author of my version, Krime_Reanimated, only shows up in Google as a brief footnote: a positive review for a Winamp 2.9 skin which you can find here: winampheritage.com/skin/nucle.... The comment also dates all the way back to 2002". 50. Uploaded on UA-cam on 2 different occasions, initially as part of a video featuring other unknown band demos the OP was looking for and later on in a video dedicated to this specific track by the same OP, that being "Beetlemuse". The tape containing the demos was found by them at a Flea Market in Marietta, GA by the Big Chicken. 51. Uploaded to WatZatSong as a sample by "Brst" and re-uploaded as an enhanced, full version on UA-cam by "Phaota" (and reposted on the same platform with credits to the OP by "jcorsen"). This track was featured on the 1983 surfing film "Ocean Fever", directed and narrated by Steve Soderberg, which can be viewed on the website "The Surf Network". 52. Uploaded on Soundcloud by "kayleighraven" under the claims that it belonged to Radiohead, re-uploaded to UA-cam by "VisualConfusions". The track was circulating on various P2P services and was downloaded from a filesharing service possibly around 2009, it was once thought to truly have belonged to the band "The Casqueades" but due to lack of any concrete proof, it returned to being unsolved. Verification and research on it are still pending and necessary to find out who made it. 53. Uploaded on WatZatSong as a sample by "SkaAllison", then found as the longer, full version and put on Vocaroo by "girlwantsboy" and re-uploaded on UA-cam by "jcorsen". Additionally, this track and many others the OP had were not made by Peeping Tom/Mike Patton. 54. Recorded by "weatherman10" during 1991 on tape (side note, they wrote "AC Acoustics - ? Operator" on the inlay), uploaded on UA-cam by "John Peel" and re-uploaded on the same platform by "MistaEgg". The track is featured on a wiki, in the "Peel Early Summer 1991" page under the AC Acoustics label, despite possibly not being it. 55. Uploaded on UA-cam by "LedZeparama" and re-uploaded on the same platform by "Ofrix". In the OP's words, "This song was taped off radio in the late 90's but sounds like it could be from anywhere between late 70's - late 90's."

56. Uploaded on WatZatSong as a short sample and Vocaroo as a longer one by "CentralMuzik", then re-uploaded to UA-cam by "MistaEgg". This track was recorded off of the station Radio Grenouille in 1999-2000, not much can be made out of it due to the extremely low quality. 57. Uploaded on UA-cam by "onollyn". They found the webm in a server they were in, and gave the track the name "Floak". 58. Uploaded to Vocaroo by Reddit user "u/Separate-Access4473" and re-uploaded to UA-cam by "Emi Elster". In Emi's words, "Redditor u/Separate-Access4473, who has been on the hunt for “Take It Slow” since 2019, enlightened me on the fact that the song is also played as a background music song in Lithuanian stores! This music is usually provided by Shakespeare Music, a Lithuanian company that has apparently entered the international market, and its owners have moved to the UK. They use songs from lesser-known artists, and have recently began creating songs from royalty-free sample packs. This Redditor had tried contacting Shakespeare Music in the past, but not much came of it." 59. Uploaded on UA-cam by "gemol666". The track is featured in an old cassette mixtape the OP had which possibly released around 1995-1999. The cassette was a homemade compilation of demos from many different groups (being of Black Metal, Death Metal and Doom genres) in a more underground level, this song being included at the start (most likely by mistake according to them). 60. Uploaded on UA-cam by "Blue Bones". According to the OP, the clip originates from an old Czech NSFW webcam video, likely filmed between 2007-2010. The track was ripped from that video and eventually posted about by someone on Reddit/WatZatSong, whom the OP discovered it through.

@@lackeyshaysu1217 This is Sonic Robo Blast 2, a fangame that's been in development since 1998 and that has gotten enough polish to stand equally with the *actual* official Sonic games. It's one of my favorites! :)

@@ikagura Glad to know you are responsibly consuming this propaganda.

@@acronym.4328 I'm doing my part.

@@ikagura It might just be, actually. And he does, that's the idea.

@@acronym.4328 I hope we'll see one that is closer to SA1 but I only got an unofficial 2.1 port.

@@ikagura Same here!

@@ikagura Vanilla implies the base game, said base game being the one shown in the video.

@@acronym.4328 It's not really vanilla. Also my bad but I assumed that vanilla meant pre updated game.

@@ikagura Not *entirely* vanilla, but, y'know :)

@@ProbablyAlmond We love Metal Sonic in this SRB2 house.

@@AhmedAhmed-qo9jz In a way, yeah.

Thanks

@@ahkabir92 I personally see it like this: the mods and fan-content made for SRB2 are adjacent of its polish and well-made base, both the base game and many mods surrounding it share an equal standing when it comes to quality. In short terms, it's all amazing.

That profile picture spooked me a bit, but sure I suppose lol

I get what you mean, though the main point of the video is just to showcase a main base game level to display it's quality. I thought having minimal instead of no addons on display would be fitting and not too much of a problem, but if it can be misleading then I apologize for that. I'll try to make any changes to appease for it.

I heavily recommend it if so, do try it out!

@@RoseSupreme Squish, Squish

Where? The description only describes the current base game, only a previous comment made mention of 2.1, which I will consider looking into.

@@acronym.4328 whole vid, 2.2 mid

@@joehucker2367 I think both of 2.2 and 2.1 are cool, but it's alright if you dislike it.

@@joehucker2367 give a reason as to why 2.2 is bad

​@@Grigrithereal ok L profile pic all the 2.2 levels are blatantly worse due ot their focus on "speed (open areas you can run around in more than you need to) and any 2.1 levels carried over (as far as I remember, egg rock and maybe one more) are scaled differently due to the new player size of 2.2. The 2.2 bosses are blatantly easier and less fun, along with the new boss Fang being pretty boring. The new playable characters blatantly suck compared to Sonic and they plan on removing what made srb2 srb2, the thok, so that the other characters are just better, for no good reason. The new sprites are soulless and bland compared to the originality and homemade feel of 2.1, it doesn't care that it's not perfect, it's proud that its a good and enjoyable game and doesn't have to suck off every sonic fan with mods catering to their every picky needs (wants).

Oh no, I get that. The HUD is completely different and the 3D models may be custom aswell, but I just wanted to do a basic showcase of one of the stages from the actual vanilla game with very little modification, using it as an example to why I think the base game is still quite neat.

@@acronym.4328 The Lua stretch of the character too, lol. But yeah. SRB2 is an amazing project.

Plus, what's up with your score and lives?

@@KateKarui The stretch thingy is another addon I used, I personally think it gives the characters some charm with the squah and stretch. As for the score and lives, I got a 100% save.

@@acronym.4328 I know, lol. And alright. I'm addicted to this game so I know like the quickest path on every vanilla level, lol.

@@VHSSTICK The version of SRB2 here is 2.2.13 by now, so quite far from that version actually.

@@acronym.4328 i MEAN that you should do a vídeo for 2.1 bro

@@VHSSTICK Oh, alright. I'll definitely consider, I've only been playing SRB2 ever since 2.2 came out.

mb.srb2.org/threads/jeck-jims-2-2-3d-models.27566/ Here you go, sir

@@santitabnavascues8673 Literal Saturn wizardry.

​@@acronym.4328dark arts to say the least, with those massive polycounts, Jon Burton level 🤣

Really? Oop, I got the addon because I personally thought it gave the characters a little charm.

Sure, I've been looking into playing the old CS games a lot more for a while so that seems like a neat idea. If any of the default maps take place in the Middle East, I'll give those a try (but I can also get custom ones too).

@@rickydo6572 Azure Blue World is a bop, and it's the most fitting theme for such a good opening level like Emerald Coast.

​@@emugamerseyer It's all played and recorded on PC, no patches required since all that is needed is adding the linked addons to their respective directory in SRB2. Thank you.

@@acronym.4328 *ooohhh THX Bro 🤟❤️*

@@emugamerseyer You're welcome, brah

​@@AnnCatsanndra As someone who's been playing this since 2020, I say you should give it a try! At this point in time it's gotten enough polish to set a good experience even without any mods added.

@@rezenhasqn8308 Thank you!

@@pyro4378 Exactly that lol

@@shinymon266 Also known as: Sonic Robo Blast 2.