I love the route themes from S/V, and the eastern province ones are my favorite by far. Love the overall feel to them, and they remind me of the route 10 theme from B/W and B2W2 which is my favorite route music in the whole franchise
Fun fact: an unused version of this track can be found in the game files, as well as an unused jingle. the unused East Province song can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/w4Ov4_JJSuk/v-deo.html
Imagine you're walking through East Providence, right? You turn behind you and then there's a HERD OF TAUROS CHASING YOU. Welcome to my East Providence experience.
All the province themes have their worth, but I keep coming back to East Province. There's such a sense of unfulfilled yearning and restlessness that sticks with you and doesn't let go. The main riding theme gives off so much energy, and the melody carried by the bandoneon(?) and flute have a wandering soul to them that makes it so unique. I love how the on-foot theme is a stripped back version of the riding theme, but reveals so much of the inner machinery at work: the guitars, piano and zither bounce off each other so perfectly without the melody, even though it's always at the back of your mind. The city/town arrangement is charming, but a bit sweet for my taste (maybe it's the major chords). The zither comes out really well, and the vibraphone reminds me of Circhester. The battle theme embodies the restless quality the furthest with its ceaseless flamenco strumming and mercurial backbeat, even the bass gets a moment to show off. It's the definitive member of the set for me. I'm not a big fan of the Area 3 version: it loses its restless quality (along with the entire rhythmic backbone), replaced with shaking strings and lumbering horns, which along with the timpani quickly get tiring for such a big area, but the anvils are a nice touch. Tagtree Thicket does it right: the horns drive onwards rather than bog it down, and the fuller orchestra adds majesty to the original without subtracting from the theme's core qualities.
The East Province themes are honestly some of the best overworld themes in all of Pokémon, I could listen to this stuff for hours
It’s got such a great feel to it!
I know that acoustic guitar reminded me of Gerudo Desert on Zelda OOT when I first heard it!
*the best
This is the best route/overworld/battle/town theme ever. They didn’t have to go this hard on a Pokemon track BUT THEY DID IT FOR US!!!
I love the route themes from S/V, and the eastern province ones are my favorite by far. Love the overall feel to them, and they remind me of the route 10 theme from B/W and B2W2 which is my favorite route music in the whole franchise
Man I fucking LOVE East Province so much. Appreciate this a lot.
Fun fact: an unused version of this track can be found in the game files, as well as an unused jingle. the unused East Province song can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/w4Ov4_JJSuk/v-deo.html
The perfect song for a herd of feral tauros, wild and free...
Imagine you're walking through East Providence, right? You turn behind you and then there's a HERD OF TAUROS CHASING YOU. Welcome to my East Providence experience.
Province, not providence.
@@AustinSPTD1996Rhode Island 🗣🔥🔥🔥
All the province themes have their worth, but I keep coming back to East Province. There's such a sense of unfulfilled yearning and restlessness that sticks with you and doesn't let go. The main riding theme gives off so much energy, and the melody carried by the bandoneon(?) and flute have a wandering soul to them that makes it so unique. I love how the on-foot theme is a stripped back version of the riding theme, but reveals so much of the inner machinery at work: the guitars, piano and zither bounce off each other so perfectly without the melody, even though it's always at the back of your mind. The city/town arrangement is charming, but a bit sweet for my taste (maybe it's the major chords). The zither comes out really well, and the vibraphone reminds me of Circhester. The battle theme embodies the restless quality the furthest with its ceaseless flamenco strumming and mercurial backbeat, even the bass gets a moment to show off. It's the definitive member of the set for me. I'm not a big fan of the Area 3 version: it loses its restless quality (along with the entire rhythmic backbone), replaced with shaking strings and lumbering horns, which along with the timpani quickly get tiring for such a big area, but the anvils are a nice touch. Tagtree Thicket does it right: the horns drive onwards rather than bog it down, and the fuller orchestra adds majesty to the original without subtracting from the theme's core qualities.
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underrated comment; this is very true
Well said
I am in love with this region, simple as that
Now this is a Track I can get behind.
The acoustic guitar reminded me of Gerudo Desert from Zelda OOT when I hear it!
Thank you for compiling all the variations together!
1,2,3-1,2-1,2,3-1,2,3 subdivisions of the 11/4 make it so much easier to play along to.
Great job layering each track into each other. Hope big n doesn't see this video for a long, long time.
1-2-3
1-2-3-4 time music !!!
I believe it starts out by alternating between 5/4 and 6/4, before it changes to only 6/4 then looping.
always trust people with pawmi line pfps !!! this is great
The natural music transition is very good
Paldea needs more Spanish music
I like east most
Thank you for providing this
I need this with north province, please.
Can you do one of these for the north province?