Such a great soundtrack, thank you for uploading this! I love how distinct this work is. A lot of people prefer the original's OST but I think that's just from how impressive the orchestrated menu and first level tracks are, the rest of the OST isn't as strong as Zwei's. Personally, as lovely as a western classical / orchestral sound is, I think this eastern ethno-electro sound suits the otherworldy nature of Panzer dragoon much more. What a wonderful and underrated soundtrack / game!
This comment captures exactly how I feel perfectly. Indeed, Zwei for me refines and solidifies what the series tries (and succeeds!) to convey in terms of atmosphere. Thanks for the fantastic comment and natural6feel free to listen anytime.
@@ClockedIt Totally agree with you on Zwei's refinement. The original was great on it's own but it acts as a marvellous springboard for what is to come. I love the atmosphere of them both, but there are so many moments in Zwei where the game just lets you drink it in unfiltered; gliding down from the mountains in Chapter 2 or watching the ship you're chasing fly above you in Chapter 5. Atmosphere for me is one of the most important parts of a game and this series has it in spades. I wonder how Saori Kobayashi will handle reworking this OST for the remake. I think she did a great job of redoing the original's (again outside of those 2 orchestral tracks which can't be matched on MIDI) and I think this sound is closer to her own style so I'm quite optimistic.
@@Geraintbro95 Saori is a goddess in video game audio form and I fully trust her on the re-imagining of Zwei's OST; I just hope that the game itself is given more attention than what I feel the original remake was, which I documented a number of times on this channel. Zwei is a top five Saturn game to me and it just means too much for a remake to not do it the justice it deserves. But yeah, Zwei has that type of OST where no matter what track is played, you're instantly transported to the level and the moment. Perfection.
26 years later, this remains one of my favorite game soundtracks of all time. You can close your eyes listening to Unexpected Enemy and feel yourself flying through a roller coaster of clouds. Easily one of the greatest final boss tracks ever composed.
I think it's one of those few games where you could close your eyes and every inch of the soundtrack that plays, you could see the near exact moments of each stage. To me, simply perfection. Thanks for commenting and listening, come back any time.
Damn straight! Let's hope they don't justice in the up and coming remakes. I've done a video on my feelings about that so please feel free to check that out and thanks for the comment.
That game made me beg my mum to buy me a Saturn, made me a life long Saturn and Panzer Dragoon fan and still to this day that soundtrack is utterly unique and straight up pure magic. Thanks for the comment, feel free to listen to it any time.
Couldn't agree more. I think it found it's true identity with Zwei, both aesthetically and composition wise, which blossomed even further in Saga. Great comment, hope you enjoy the OST.
That ruin song always blows me away. Second best to Legacy from Orta, it truly captures the elegantly dead majesty of the ancient age and their harbored secrets long dormant. So full of life and excitement
It's the type of soundtrack that if you know the game well, you can immediately see yourself flying through those tunnels as soon as you hear the music. It's perfection.
It's a favourite amongst many for sure and certainly one of my favourites. It's one of the more challenging areas due to its speed as well as multiple routes, and of course the boss at the end is staggering. Insane atmosphere in that place.
If by the 3 boss you mean the giant mechanical running beast in the forest, then man, what a boss that is. Some tips if you're a beginner. Try to save up your berserk attack by shooting more things with your gun and in case of this boss, shoot his red orb attacks with your gun and keep using your dragons lasers on all his body parts. You can also still lock onto him with he's in the trees. You'll get it. Enjoy the soundtrack, peak Sega Saturn goodness.
holy shit was it really? my bad for assuming, I should've guessed the way the instruments prolong slightly when you pause the game. Redbook audio is cool and all but I really love the unique sound of a certain system's sound setup.
@@trarialtrarial The first Panzer Dragoon was redbook audio, but the second one was all Saturn Custom Sound Processor because they wanted to save space on the disc for other things.
haha, 3 years ago we had a conversation and I'm still coming back to this album all the time. It's great for road trips when on an adventure. I also put on the hour long unexpected enemy when the family needs to get stuff done around the house. It's a great song to listen to when you need motivation to get stuff done. Cheers. Hope you are well.
Crom, three years ago huh haha! Time flies like a dragon. And playing Unexpected Enemy to do the house work is hilarious! The most epic house cleaning ever I'm sure haha! Glad you still frequent the upload, because as we both though, this OST is timeless.
The PAL version is even better. The game wasn't fully-optimised so the soundtrack was padded in places to make up for it. Destiny Begins is a prime example. I wouldn't be surprised if they wrote the PAL score first and went from there for the 60Hz versions.
@@ClockedIt A positive aspect to studio mega pixel is that they listen to all and any critique on their Twitter and discord i'm actually surprised on the small details they ended up adding months after the release of Panzer Dragoon Remake.
Some talent remains, but unfortunately we've lost a lot too, many who formed the foundations of gaming and made it what it was. But at least we have this soundtrack. It exists and we can revel in its glory.
Creativity is cyclical across generations. Right now we seem to be in a "dumbed-down" era where people don't value originality, avant-garde, innovation....you can also see it in the mainstream music industry...in movies etc.................we are going through a blah period. I'd wager in 10, 20 years a new wave of creativity will come though. It always does eventually (people get bored of sameness eventually) :)
@@ClockedIt Oh yes, one of the best for sure. and that one song The Unexpecting Enemy is perfection through and through. I just listened to resurrection for the 20th anniversary PDS and it was kinda disappointing hearing how different they made the songs compared to the original. Of course this wasn't all songs, but I really don't understand why they didn't just remaster the songs...why did they have to put their own spin on it. If it was supposed to be a remix album, it should have been advertised as such. I don't feel that they respected PDS with that one. I am excited and hopeful however for the remastering of PD1 AND PDZ along with the remake. I really hope they decide to sell the music. It really is unlike any other game music.
@@kukukachu No need to be disappointed about the PDS rearrangement soundtrack, it's a beautiful compilation of songs that we love and get to hear in a different light from the original composer. Sometimes we can be so accustomed to certain sounds that when they change it can take a while to like them. Check out my thoughts on the Panzer Dragoon remakes on this channel. It'll be interesting to see how they turn out. Cheers. ua-cam.com/video/K9NF_7JTywg/v-deo.html
ehhhhh, unfortunately the resurrection album sounded way to techno in my opinion. When you listen to PDS OST, you get a lot wind instruments that give a tribal tone. You also get an amazing drum beat that really drives the music. You see, part of the joy of Panzer Dragoon is that everything feels archaic. Everyone is living in a time where technology isn't widely used. The music really fit well into that environment. Now there is definitely technology and futuristic stuff in this as well and using the techno sounds for those levels would have been fine, but they chose to add it to a lot of their songs. It just felt really disrespectful to the original content. I'm glad people enjoyed it, but I'll stick with the OG. I watched your video and yes, SEGA ain't the same company they once were, but at the same time, they aren't creating this, they are producing it. I don't know anything about Forever Enertainment or megapixel studio, but I have faith in them. I'm sure they all know how much this franchise means to a lot of niche fans. There were some things that did make me feel uneasy in their statement, mainly about making the game more modern and whatnot....I don't know what that means and they kept it very vague...I guess we'll see, but I am very excited and await more news :D
@@kukukachu Hey man, you're preaching to the converted. I know the perfection that is Panzer Dragoon Saga and that can never be taken away but I'm not afraid to hear other renditions, because I'll take anything Panzer Dragoon related right now especially if it's from the original creators heh. Oh well, each to their own and yeah, the remakes are just going to be wait and see. Cheers. Feel free to listen to these soundtracks when ever you like.
“Kill the mutants” it’s the village code. They can’t be tamed, and their glow is considered a bad omen. I didn’t mean to disobey, only I couldn’t bring myself to execute him... because Lagi, had a pair of wings.
The way this intro is told is so atmospheric that it unto itself is one of the most memorable scenes I've seen in a game. Even reading this quote I can hear the music playing and the characters speaking in Panzerese. Incredible. Thanks for the cool comment, enjoy the OST.
Which leads onto one of the most epic boss fights ever! For many people, this was their introduction to Panzer Dragoon thanks to the demo focusing on this level.
@@miguelsoares241 That demo disk, the forest level and the giant running boss...literally still one of the most mind blowing gaming moments I've ever had. I got my Saturn in 1996 and between playing that Zwei demo and Tomb Raider, the Saturn literally became everything to me. Incredible time.
Is there any track that says you're a little dragon and you've got to take on and destroy this massive power. And they called it "the empire". So epic.
There's a wonderful almost chaotic element to this part of the soundtrack, but amongst that chaos you can sense the power and dominance that the empire currently has. And then yes, your young self and "young" dragon (young in quotations if we consider the lore behind the dragon) entering into a conflict that is currently beyond them, and I love it!
Every time someone comments about a certain track, I don't even need to listen to it without instantly seeing myself flying through that section of the game. Amazing track, amazing level.
I absolutely love this soundtrack but I have to admit the track called "Conclusion" here has always sounded just a little too "the Jetsons" theme songy for me.
Lol not sure about the Jetsons part, but I think it does well with establishing that moving quickly through a maze like structure with a bit of chaos in the mix.
@@ClockedIt oh definitely I've come to love the track even though the level itself absolutely rips me a new one every time in terms of me trying for 100% shot down. that said the tonic-tritone-dominant motif is straight up out of the Jetsons, or even the beginning of the Simpsons theme
For me the influence of Emerson Lake & Palmer and other 70's psychedelic rock bands is pretty clear on that track. Not for nothing PD in highly influenced by Moebius, who belonged to that culture. Edit: an example ua-cam.com/video/g8zbMbCskuI/v-deo.html
I won't argue over preference heh but there's certainly tracks in Zwei that imo stand toe to toe with the original game for other reasons. Both are different sounding games in many ways, but both capture that atmosphere and sense of mysticism and adventure we so love from this series.
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Such a great soundtrack, thank you for uploading this! I love how distinct this work is. A lot of people prefer the original's OST but I think that's just from how impressive the orchestrated menu and first level tracks are, the rest of the OST isn't as strong as Zwei's. Personally, as lovely as a western classical / orchestral sound is, I think this eastern ethno-electro sound suits the otherworldy nature of Panzer dragoon much more. What a wonderful and underrated soundtrack / game!
This comment captures exactly how I feel perfectly. Indeed, Zwei for me refines and solidifies what the series tries (and succeeds!) to convey in terms of atmosphere. Thanks for the fantastic comment and natural6feel free to listen anytime.
@@ClockedIt Totally agree with you on Zwei's refinement. The original was great on it's own but it acts as a marvellous springboard for what is to come. I love the atmosphere of them both, but there are so many moments in Zwei where the game just lets you drink it in unfiltered; gliding down from the mountains in Chapter 2 or watching the ship you're chasing fly above you in Chapter 5. Atmosphere for me is one of the most important parts of a game and this series has it in spades.
I wonder how Saori Kobayashi will handle reworking this OST for the remake. I think she did a great job of redoing the original's (again outside of those 2 orchestral tracks which can't be matched on MIDI) and I think this sound is closer to her own style so I'm quite optimistic.
@@Geraintbro95 Saori is a goddess in video game audio form and I fully trust her on the re-imagining of Zwei's OST; I just hope that the game itself is given more attention than what I feel the original remake was, which I documented a number of times on this channel. Zwei is a top five Saturn game to me and it just means too much for a remake to not do it the justice it deserves. But yeah, Zwei has that type of OST where no matter what track is played, you're instantly transported to the level and the moment. Perfection.
26 years later, this remains one of my favorite game soundtracks of all time. You can close your eyes listening to Unexpected Enemy and feel yourself flying through a roller coaster of clouds. Easily one of the greatest final boss tracks ever composed.
I think it's one of those few games where you could close your eyes and every inch of the soundtrack that plays, you could see the near exact moments of each stage. To me, simply perfection. Thanks for commenting and listening, come back any time.
One of the best videogame soundtracks ever made and still the most avant-garde.
Damn straight! Let's hope they don't justice in the up and coming remakes. I've done a video on my feelings about that so please feel free to check that out and thanks for the comment.
One of the most creative and otherworldly soundtracks I had ever heard, especially at the time. Made me proud to own a Sega Saturn.
That game made me beg my mum to buy me a Saturn, made me a life long Saturn and Panzer Dragoon fan and still to this day that soundtrack is utterly unique and straight up pure magic. Thanks for the comment, feel free to listen to it any time.
@@ClockedIt I'd love there to be a genre of music that's inspired just by this soundtrack
Even though all the PD games had different composers, Zwei was when the music blossomed for the series.
Couldn't agree more. I think it found it's true identity with Zwei, both aesthetically and composition wise, which blossomed even further in Saga. Great comment, hope you enjoy the OST.
I like Panzer Dragoon's music, but Zwei has this consistent tone and otherworldly aura. It truly feels like we are in an alien world very unlike ours.
当時色々ゲームやってたけどこのゲームBGMは一線を画していたね
全て曲が魅力的だけど特に 遺跡26:31
が好きだ、あらゆるゲームの中で未だに№１BGMです。
それは素晴らしいサウンドトラックであり、私もここ何年もずっと一緒にいます。
分かります。
They're all marvelous. I love especially "Sea of Ice"
That's a great level visually as well, almost other world like.
懐かしい😀2021年8月現在聞いても全く色褪せない。確かラストボスってドラゴンをスカイダートかブルードラゴンに進化させていると2戦目があったような記憶が…
私も同意します、懐かしさも私を離れることはありません。 確かにあなたが取ることができる別の道があります、それはあなたのドラゴンを最後の戦いのために青いドラゴンに変えるでしょう。
ラストのボス：ガーディアンドラゴンですね。
2戦目はそれの素体状態との戦いで良いのでしょうか。
そこそこの形態進化でもラストステージのコンティニュー回数が少なければ2戦目は突入します。
（このゲーム自体に自動的な難易度調整が入ってます）
よってコンティニューし過ぎるとガーディアンドラゴンは素体を見せずに退場、エピローグになります。
That ruin song always blows me away. Second best to Legacy from Orta, it truly captures the elegantly dead majesty of the ancient age and their harbored secrets long dormant. So full of life and excitement
It's the type of soundtrack that if you know the game well, you can immediately see yourself flying through those tunnels as soon as you hear the music. It's perfection.
Omg the Ruins theme brings back memories staying up late trying to beat that stage and I had school in a couple of hours
It's a favourite amongst many for sure and certainly one of my favourites. It's one of the more challenging areas due to its speed as well as multiple routes, and of course the boss at the end is staggering.
Insane atmosphere in that place.
I got this game a year ago and I absolutely LOVE it. Although I can’t beat the 3 boss 😅. But thanks for uploading the music!
If by the 3 boss you mean the giant mechanical running beast in the forest, then man, what a boss that is. Some tips if you're a beginner. Try to save up your berserk attack by shooting more things with your gun and in case of this boss, shoot his red orb attacks with your gun and keep using your dragons lasers on all his body parts. You can also still lock onto him with he's in the trees. You'll get it. Enjoy the soundtrack, peak Sega Saturn goodness.
@@ClockedIt thanks man 😊! I’ll try it now!
Amazing soundtrack! All done on the Saturn sound processor! No red book audio!
That Saturn greatness.
holy shit was it really? my bad for assuming, I should've guessed the way the instruments prolong slightly when you pause the game. Redbook audio is cool and all but I really love the unique sound of a certain system's sound setup.
@@trarialtrarial The first Panzer Dragoon was redbook audio, but the second one was all Saturn Custom Sound Processor because they wanted to save space on the disc for other things.
Absolutely gorgeous soundtrack, I have the soundtrack to the first game on vinyl, hope this gets a release someday too.
For me, "Legend of Light" is one of the most nostalgic gaming tracks of that era.
That whole intro theme is on another level. Nostalgia overload indeed.
More than 20 years!
And it's aged like a fine wine.
The Unexpected Enemy is a masterpiece.
One of the best boss themes ever and one of my favourite gaming OSTs ever.
haha, 3 years ago we had a conversation and I'm still coming back to this album all the time. It's great for road trips when on an adventure. I also put on the hour long unexpected enemy when the family needs to get stuff done around the house. It's a great song to listen to when you need motivation to get stuff done.
Cheers. Hope you are well.
Crom, three years ago huh haha! Time flies like a dragon. And playing Unexpected Enemy to do the house work is hilarious! The most epic house cleaning ever I'm sure haha!
Glad you still frequent the upload, because as we both though, this OST is timeless.
Panzer dragoon and Halo have probably my favorite soundtracks of all time.
Combat Evolved and ODST have incredible OSTs.
'Destiny Begins' is so stunning!
I see that village intro in my head every time I hear it. Zwei takes the series to new heights on so many levels.
The PAL version is even better. The game wasn't fully-optimised so the soundtrack was padded in places to make up for it. Destiny Begins is a prime example. I wouldn't be surprised if they wrote the PAL score first and went from there for the 60Hz versions.
Ruins is such an angelic song.
It's certainly a favourite. Even just listening to the music you can see yourself flying through tunnels.
I fallen in love with the soundtrack and I hope the remake to this underrated gem comes around someday
I gave my thoughts on the remakes of these classics on this channel already and I'm still nervous. As for this soundtrack...perfection.
Reminiscence is an absolute masterpiece.
The perfect end theme, gets me every time. Love seeing comments on the soundtrack. Zwei is perfection. Enjoy and listen any time.
I play this game so many times!
Ah should every human on the planet heh. Yeah, one of my favourite games ever. Please enjoy the OST.
can't wait for zwei remake!
best Sega Saturn game
After how the remake of the original turned out, I'm even more nervous about Zwei, but once again, if they get it right, then it should be fantastic.
@@ClockedIt
That's right
me too.
But I believe and wait for the stylish and cool Zwei comes back again.
@@studiowork123 Here's hoping
@@ClockedIt A positive aspect to studio mega pixel is that they listen to all and any critique on their Twitter and discord i'm actually surprised on the small details they ended up adding months after the release of Panzer Dragoon Remake.
The modern industry not only doesn't make stuff like this any more, it's completely incapable of it.
Some talent remains, but unfortunately we've lost a lot too, many who formed the foundations of gaming and made it what it was. But at least we have this soundtrack. It exists and we can revel in its glory.
Creativity is cyclical across generations. Right now we seem to be in a "dumbed-down" era where people don't value originality, avant-garde, innovation....you can also see it in the mainstream music industry...in movies etc.................we are going through a blah period. I'd wager in 10, 20 years a new wave of creativity will come though. It always does eventually (people get bored of sameness eventually) :)
Thank you for uploading this.
You're welcome. The soundtrack is still unique and for me utterly timeless.
@@ClockedIt Oh yes, one of the best for sure. and that one song The Unexpecting Enemy is perfection through and through. I just listened to resurrection for the 20th anniversary PDS and it was kinda disappointing hearing how different they made the songs compared to the original. Of course this wasn't all songs, but I really don't understand why they didn't just remaster the songs...why did they have to put their own spin on it. If it was supposed to be a remix album, it should have been advertised as such. I don't feel that they respected PDS with that one. I am excited and hopeful however for the remastering of PD1 AND PDZ along with the remake. I really hope they decide to sell the music. It really is unlike any other game music.
@@kukukachu
No need to be disappointed about the PDS rearrangement soundtrack, it's a beautiful compilation of songs that we love and get to hear in a different light from the original composer. Sometimes we can be so accustomed to certain sounds that when they change it can take a while to like them. Check out my thoughts on the Panzer Dragoon remakes on this channel. It'll be interesting to see how they turn out. Cheers.
ua-cam.com/video/K9NF_7JTywg/v-deo.html
ehhhhh, unfortunately the resurrection album sounded way to techno in my opinion. When you listen to PDS OST, you get a lot wind instruments that give a tribal tone. You also get an amazing drum beat that really drives the music. You see, part of the joy of Panzer Dragoon is that everything feels archaic. Everyone is living in a time where technology isn't widely used. The music really fit well into that environment. Now there is definitely technology and futuristic stuff in this as well and using the techno sounds for those levels would have been fine, but they chose to add it to a lot of their songs. It just felt really disrespectful to the original content. I'm glad people enjoyed it, but I'll stick with the OG.
I watched your video and yes, SEGA ain't the same company they once were, but at the same time, they aren't creating this, they are producing it. I don't know anything about Forever Enertainment or megapixel studio, but I have faith in them. I'm sure they all know how much this franchise means to a lot of niche fans. There were some things that did make me feel uneasy in their statement, mainly about making the game more modern and whatnot....I don't know what that means and they kept it very vague...I guess we'll see, but I am very excited and await more news :D
@@kukukachu Hey man, you're preaching to the converted. I know the perfection that is Panzer Dragoon Saga and that can never be taken away but I'm not afraid to hear other renditions, because I'll take anything Panzer Dragoon related right now especially if it's from the original creators heh. Oh well, each to their own and yeah, the remakes are just going to be wait and see. Cheers. Feel free to listen to these soundtracks when ever you like.
43:18
予期せぬ敵
卵を撃ったときのボスの叫び声が大好きです
Great ! nice up . My best saturn game ever .
In my top five Saturn games for sure, sheer perfection.
“Kill the mutants” it’s the village code. They can’t be tamed, and their glow is considered a bad omen.
I didn’t mean to disobey, only I couldn’t bring myself to execute him... because Lagi, had a pair of wings.
The way this intro is told is so atmospheric that it unto itself is one of the most memorable scenes I've seen in a game. Even reading this quote I can hear the music playing and the characters speaking in Panzerese. Incredible. Thanks for the cool comment, enjoy the OST.
Clocked It thanks for the OST, it’s one of the best.
@@ClockedIt Still think this would give an awesome tv series or movie!
@@miguelsoares241 I haven't actually watched the Anime they done, but yes, Ii'd be all over a TV series or movie.
20:24 My favorite stage music.
Which leads onto one of the most epic boss fights ever! For many people, this was their introduction to Panzer Dragoon thanks to the demo focusing on this level.
@@ClockedIt True! First I played the demo, than later grab a copy of the game! Still have the Saturn and the game to this day!
@@miguelsoares241 That demo disk, the forest level and the giant running boss...literally still one of the most mind blowing gaming moments I've ever had. I got my Saturn in 1996 and between playing that Zwei demo and Tomb Raider, the Saturn literally became everything to me. Incredible time.
Is there any track that says you're a little dragon and you've got to take on and destroy this massive power. And they called it "the empire". So epic.
There's a wonderful almost chaotic element to this part of the soundtrack, but amongst that chaos you can sense the power and dominance that the empire currently has. And then yes, your young self and "young" dragon (young in quotations if we consider the lore behind the dragon) entering into a conflict that is currently beyond them, and I love it!
I love their song very very much！Thank you！！！❤️
Did the same composer write both soundtracks for Panzer 1 and 2? What about Saga?
No, different composers for the Saturn games, although Saori Kaboyashi done the soundtracks for Saga and Orta.
Para mi gusto, este juego tiene la mejor banda sonora de la historia de los videojuegos.
¡Entonces tienes muy buen gusto!
@@ClockedIt 🙂🙂
39:49
Conclusion, best track in the game by far!.
It's a great track, not my personal favourite from the game, but still greatness.
@@ClockedIt 42:18 Is what plays at the start of that stage, weird seeing as it plays later on the game disc
セガサターン
セガサターンが大好き
36:02 Damn...................
Too good right! What looks all serene suddenly turns into something ancient and threatening. Amazing OST, nothing else like it.
Minha infância esta neste jogo nostalgia pura
Concordo. Você pode ouvir esta trilha sonora e ver todos os níveis em sua mente.
33:29 epic track!
Just hearing it I can see that beautiful water and the boss starting to swim through it. Perfection.
"Ruins" holy...
Every time someone comments about a certain track, I don't even need to listen to it without instantly seeing myself flying through that section of the game. Amazing track, amazing level.
Ole school here
You knows it!
Not my preference.
With this soundtrack, I learned the greatness of the soundtrack of "Ⅰ"
So panzer dragoon II zwei......panzer dragoon tu tu ?
Heh yeah, got no idea why they named it two twice.
Forest of Taboo
The first level and first song I ever heard from Zwei thanks to the demo disk. It'll always remain something special to me.
Hey, guess what guys?!
Hint: Nintendo Switch
このソフトはセガサターンミニに収録予定である（願望）
セガサターンミニは多くの人に歓迎されるでしょう
26:28
Watery tunnel flying perfection.
@@ClockedIt1番好きなBGM👍
I absolutely love this soundtrack but I have to admit the track called "Conclusion" here has always sounded just a little too "the Jetsons" theme songy for me.
Lol not sure about the Jetsons part, but I think it does well with establishing that moving quickly through a maze like structure with a bit of chaos in the mix.
@@ClockedIt oh definitely I've come to love the track even though the level itself absolutely rips me a new one every time in terms of me trying for 100% shot down. that said the tonic-tritone-dominant motif is straight up out of the Jetsons, or even the beginning of the Simpsons theme
@@trarialtrarial Yeah it's a fast level with a lot of enemies. It's rare even for me to 100% that level every time.
Definitely reminded me of the Simpsons! :) Still love it!
For me the influence of Emerson Lake & Palmer and other 70's psychedelic rock bands is pretty clear on that track. Not for nothing PD in highly influenced by Moebius, who belonged to that culture. Edit: an example ua-cam.com/video/g8zbMbCskuI/v-deo.html
An awesome soundtrack however not as good as the first game - that is orchestral!
I won't argue over preference heh but there's certainly tracks in Zwei that imo stand toe to toe with the original game for other reasons. Both are different sounding games in many ways, but both capture that atmosphere and sense of mysticism and adventure we so love from this series.
Am I the only one who thinks this soundtrack heavily influenced The Legend of Dragoon's?
This is common sense :)