Very cool, but it's still not a patch on the Black Knight 2000 soundtrack. That chintzy FM synth guitar had a charm that this (as nice as it is) simply cannot match.
It's a different identity but it's not bad, or trying too hard. It's rather standard for Brendon Small. I'm a huge fan of BK2000 and do prefer that more, the synth gives it a real punchiness that fits pinball more. The first 30 seconds does a good job capturing that "Punchiness" and building up hype, and the short version in the trailers does a really good job concentrating the hype building, but I think the one stylistic choice that would have benefitted it would have been swapping the growling voice with more power metal style vocals (Both in homage to 2000, but also to fit the hype of a high speed pinball game.)
Its not like the oringinal for sure but it is nice to see aome revival from old gold. I mean, damn I could lift a sword to the sky and the sweeps from this song would imbue it with lightning from the heavens above.
People wanted the full soundtrack, so I'm delivering the rest.
ua-cam.com/play/PL9MX2W0FjgYBJKvSNoBDLylp5TVVRFtFd.html
any chance you'd share the original files you ripped?
God, this really takes me back.
Those sweeps.
"Gimme Your Money!"
This music rules! They need to make a soundtrack out of it. I would buy the CD.
They just keep making this black Knight song more intense xD this made me laugh my ass off kept clicking different versions ended up on this one. Lol
The fact they made this for a PINBALL machine
and it’s Scott Ian.
WHY IS IT SO RAD FOR A PINBALL MACINE
Very cool, but it's still not a patch on the Black Knight 2000 soundtrack. That chintzy FM synth guitar had a charm that this (as nice as it is) simply cannot match.
The nice thing is you don't have to choose. There are BK 2000 modes in the pin that use the classic themes
It's crazy that Schmidt's synth immitation of a guitar blows the real thing out the water
@@6Sparx9 there's a proper cover uploaded with real guitar and bass. and it sounds right.
the voices aren't as good.
Trying way too hard, doesn't even come close to the BK 2000 soundtrack.
They removed the lead synth that really rocked the BK 2000 and Banzi Run songs. Absolutely clueless design choices.
You're wrong, but that's okay, we can't all be right all the time.
@@RJBadman "wrong" personal opinion, allright
It's a different identity but it's not bad, or trying too hard. It's rather standard for Brendon Small.
I'm a huge fan of BK2000 and do prefer that more, the synth gives it a real punchiness that fits pinball more.
The first 30 seconds does a good job capturing that "Punchiness" and building up hype, and the short version in the trailers does a really good job concentrating the hype building, but I think the one stylistic choice that would have benefitted it would have been swapping the growling voice with more power metal style vocals (Both in homage to 2000, but also to fit the hype of a high speed pinball game.)
Its not like the oringinal for sure but it is nice to see aome revival from old gold. I mean, damn I could lift a sword to the sky and the sweeps from this song would imbue it with lightning from the heavens above.