They gotta bring this game back or remaster please. Sound tracks were amazing. Who remembers this song playing when you were in the Sewer area looking for Poison Jam? Lol
@Robson Martiliano That's the original JSR, not JSRF. I love both but the HD re-release wasn't entirely up to snuff, if only because some of the songs couldn't be re-licensed for it. I'm kind of afraid of Future suffering the same fate if if did get a remaster. At least there's always the Xbox emulator that's been circulating.
I always associate that part of the game with The Scrappy. I always loved how the radio interference from when that song ended would transition into this song. Was a really nice touch.
So well said lol. The repeating sample/volume fade out/faux echo thing that they did, like at 4:03 for example, in particular is so unique too... I tried making music like this once and noticed it when listening to this track for inspiration... I couldn’t recreate the sound with a delay plugin so they had to have manually used automation on the channel volume to do this which, technically, is really unconventional, lol.
@@risenfromthebog8254 Oh man, I don’t think it’s available online and the file may be lost to time. I’m pretty sure the computer I made it on is still broken somewhere with all the projects on it… sorry. This was quite a while ago now. If I ever find it, I’ll upload and share it :) I remember that I titled it, “Song for Rokkaku Dai” after Rokkaku Dai Heights in JSRF, lol.
@@neirinjoseph6817 there's a bunch of music techniques i've tried to recreate, and it's just so hard without understanding some weird knowledge of sound design. what i hear is spring reverb, with automations on probably the delay/ volume. spring reverb isn't easy to (create) with stock plug-ins, it's like a really fast delay with minor reverb that springs in/out. i sound stupid explaining it. but theres things in other songs far more like (how, what, where???) lets just try to say i attempted (Trifonic - Parks on Fire) now that song is so mind boggling on how the F did this man make that. from a flowing fat bass that speaks, to insane clicks that talk, to insane ambience to insanely technical patterns. dude is a genius.
This is one of those songs you have to have a good pair of headphones or speakers to REALLY enjoy how much of a fat ass bop it is. When listening to it on a cruddy box TV speaker, I always kinda had a passive like to it, but listening to this on a good pair of headphones got me in the zone! It's a subtle but solid bop.
They gotta bring this game back or remaster please. Sound tracks were amazing. Who remembers this song playing when you were in the Sewer area looking for Poison Jam? Lol
@Robson Martiliano That's the original JSR, not JSRF. I love both but the HD re-release wasn't entirely up to snuff, if only because some of the songs couldn't be re-licensed for it. I'm kind of afraid of Future suffering the same fate if if did get a remaster. At least there's always the Xbox emulator that's been circulating.
I always associate that part of the game with The Scrappy. I always loved how the radio interference from when that song ended would transition into this song.
Was a really nice touch.
@@RexcorJ how do i get my hands on this Xbox emulator?
@@RexcorJ Please tell me how to get xbox emulator
You don't remaster something you mastered the first time. (Okay second but yeah)
this is the yoinkiest sploinkiest song i've ever heard i love it
LMAFO
This is not summer camp, the latch brothers are through playing games with you!
Killjoy...
I love how the Latch Bros use distortions and echo's in their music, gives it a identity.
So well said lol.
The repeating sample/volume fade out/faux echo thing that they did, like at 4:03 for example, in particular is so unique too...
I tried making music like this once and noticed it when listening to this track for inspiration... I couldn’t recreate the sound with a delay plugin so they had to have manually used automation on the channel volume to do this which, technically, is really unconventional, lol.
@@neirinjoseph6817 link the track, i wanna hear it!
@@risenfromthebog8254
Oh man, I don’t think it’s available online and the file may be lost to time. I’m pretty sure the computer I made it on is still broken somewhere with all the projects on it… sorry. This was quite a while ago now.
If I ever find it, I’ll upload and share it :)
I remember that I titled it, “Song for Rokkaku Dai” after Rokkaku Dai Heights in JSRF, lol.
@@neirinjoseph6817 got to pour one out for all the lost tracks out there
@@neirinjoseph6817 there's a bunch of music techniques i've tried to recreate, and it's just so hard without understanding some weird knowledge of sound design.
what i hear is spring reverb, with automations on probably the delay/ volume. spring reverb isn't easy to (create) with stock plug-ins, it's like a really fast delay with minor reverb that springs in/out. i sound stupid explaining it. but theres things in other songs far more like (how, what, where???)
lets just try to say i attempted (Trifonic - Parks on Fire) now that song is so mind boggling on how the F did this man make that. from a flowing fat bass that speaks, to insane clicks that talk, to insane ambience to insanely technical patterns. dude is a genius.
Each Latch bounce make you scream and shout, Latch Brothers gonna turn it out.
This is one of those songs you have to have a good pair of headphones or speakers to REALLY enjoy how much of a fat ass bop it is. When listening to it on a cruddy box TV speaker, I always kinda had a passive like to it, but listening to this on a good pair of headphones got me in the zone! It's a subtle but solid bop.
Still love the JSRF aesthetic 🤺
Classic
Same bro
this game made me who i am today. obsessed with music
This is the first time I've ever seen that emoji.
@Iridesidae I never even remember posting this so idk what that is either
I've been looking for this song since my 5th grade year, humming the beat and asking class mates if they recognized the tune.
Such an underrated soundtrack and game
JSRF had the hardest Soundtrack of any game...dont argue with me argue with ya mama
This reminds me of skating through the sewer
its mixed so good its literally tickling my ears
Who remember the gator/crocodile which appeared in the sewers , where this track always played ??
Giant salamander
Are you talking about Japanese giant salamander?
I remember trying to hop on and ride it lol
@@DUUDE101
Pause.
Legend has it he's still there. Vibing to this song
very sad, there is not more of the latch brothers on spotify
Truly Amazing! Strong "Dirty Harry" vibes ;)
I would always make this song the garage theme when I played as a immortal
Since they were mummies and all
Bean fried rice make your spirit shout, my bother's gonna turn it out. 🎶
I've always loved this song because it transitioned into another favorite track of mine.
The answer?
@@philershadi6037
Oldies but Happies.
Sounds like a song you hear in the world's end with you heck the whole entire soundtrack gives me the world ends with you vibes
each latch bounce makes you scream and shout the latch brothers gonna turn it out
I would buy a new Xbox if I could play JSRF on it. I miss this game
You can play JSRF on emulators, i've been playing it on my steamdeck recently, i just got to the sewers 😂which is why i came here
Is the emulation good for it on Steamdeck?
here's hoping bomb rush cyberfunk is good
@@doranmitchell1700 it wasnt too great, but its amazing now with some configuration
what lengths do i have to go to for sega to port jsrf to pc
"No laughing! Alright?"
However this music is good enough for Easter Day, makes the Easter Bunny Happy. 🐰
Jet set jet set!! RADIOOOO
Hell yea. Classic
this one was so hard to find!!!!
The Hindu beats ughhh
Listen, I thought we agreed, right? We're done. No more vocals! We've got enough!
2020
I freakin' wuv dis song!!
Not the same without Hikage Street.
Counticular!!
I'm pretty sure it's Count Tickula, who was apparently the nickname of one of the members of The Latch Brothers.
Hey when did young shulk came in at the end? 🤣 "No more vocals we agreed"
he sounds nothing like shulk you mug
@@AlexYT20202 Kay but could he and Rex live in a world like that? 🤔
Right, yeah, because all British people sound exactly the same.
@@jedisalsohere nope
Iw it just me or is that the voice actor for Aang from avatar
Most likely it is Mike D's son (Skyler?) when he was young
sewer song
sewer
rewes
sewer song