There is one track missing, I think? "Cave" ("Wonder of the World" in the DE version). The very first one you used to hear, when you started a new game.
Not sure what sound card I had when I played this as a kid, but this sounds a lot closer to what I remember than the other soundtracks uploaded to UA-cam. Cheers.
There were 2 different MIDI soundbanks, the default Microsoft one and that came with Creative Soundblasters, not sure if you could get that MIDI soundbank elsewhere.
Yeah this one sounds the closest to mine. Apart from my Windows 95 Soundblaster 16 - that was simple computerized sounds that didn't sound like actual sound effects/instruments!
@@ghostbombl8034 What's more is MIDI is used for sampling instruments. Tons of "instrumental" music is made using MIDI controls of pre-recorded instrument samples. Some of the pianos sound indistinguishable from playing the real thing.
This is a flawless recording and audio mastering , really loving the dynamic sound of it, spacious, powerful and punchy, while crisp, bright and smooth. What's more fascinating is that the power pool reserve and depth are maintained when all instruments kick in, sounds don't muffle or drain eachother out. Verry impressive, I'm beginning to understand my dad's obsession with vintage oldschool audio, analogic magnetophone reel to reel players, cassette decks and do on. Hard to find a sound with this attitude. 00:57 Sick Sate Rittim sounds incredible, especially at 2:29 onward Thank you for this !
Roland has a pretty unique signature sound when it comes to MIDI and signal processing, it makes me feel too much nostalgia, and I born late in the 90’s.
I used to be so blown away by this game. My first introduction to rts and history. The graphics looked so nice to my young eye. It was probably there and then I became a gamer that loves history, even though I didn't understand jack of the game (yet).
It is a mathematical certainty that a UA-cam video will receive dislikes on it. Somebody might have pressed the wrong button. Somebody may dislike every video they see just for kicks. Somebody might really, really hate MIDI files and not want them recommended to them in the future. Bottom line, no point in overanalyzing the mind of someone who dislikes a harmless video. It’s just a mainstay of the website.
47:12 Sh'Washa I remember always starting to head into the Iron Age at this point, and starting to research many technologies. Feels like so long ago now.
Yesssssssss!!! THERE IT IS! "Medieval Melody"! 12:37 I haven't heard this song in 27 years. This was the soundtrack to the beginning of my addiction to vidya games, playing the AoE demo on my dad's beat-up thinkpad work laptop whenever I could. Damn, I thought I would never find this soundtrack again. All i've seen for years are a bunch of AoE soundtracks I've never heard before. These original midi songs are so much more memorable than all the other ones around.
This brings back a lot of memories, man I loved my childhood despite of being bullied in school I could always escape into playing this game and others like this which brought me endless joy. Forever will love it! 😊
YES!! This is exactly how it should all sound like! For some reason after transferring my aoe midi files over to newer OSs (which can't play the game), they all sound likr crap in any media player. This is gold! Thanks for sharing!
age of empires soundtrack was in a fileformat callled .midi midi files are best described as a the sheet music meaning your computer had to read the note and play whit there instrument. sadly microsoft removed there okey still not good midi sound databse somewhere after XP. and replaced it whit a super basic and crap 3MB midi sound data base or something.
Обожал эту игру в детстве, да и щас люблю, в первую часть я играл больше чем во-вторую , и я очень любил музыку из этой прекрасной игры, спасибо за саундтрек
Hace muchos años puse un cd en un equipo de musica y sonaba esta bestialldad, ..paso el tiempo y se fundio mi cd, nunca mas escuche este hermoso sonido, siempre encontraba los mp3 o wav pero no sonaba como yo recordaba, ahora que escucho esto...GRACIASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Magnificient! This is my favourite game until now. First played it when I was 14 years old, it was around 1998. I was still in class two junior high school. I remember installed it on Intel Pentium II PC with OS Windows 95, and showed how great this game to my parents, also how terrible I played. I mean, that time I still a newbie in RTS game. Thus I played the skirmish, showed to my parents, and in about 5 minutes or so, the enemy came and destroyed everything... well... but after I learned the strategy and able to win the scenarios, I fall in love with this game. Until now, I have AOE 1,2, and 3
I was terrorised when I saw santa pop saying "wololo" and a villager disapear in the fog ... yeah, the ennemy red priest had just converted one of my units ...
I learned the word “Scenario” from this game. Now I know if anyone asks where I first heard the word “Scenario”, I can say… “Why, I first learned the word Scenario while playing Age of Empires as a young boy.”
geeting home , geeting the home work done and down to a teeth....hearing this tune boot up and imagening all sorts of crap around the scenarios one made...and then when learned enough english imagening shit about the personas in the campains. Good times , when one still thought the world of adults was filled with sane people taking responsible decisions ^^
This is the only original sound of AoE 1 I could find around here. I mean, why are all of these soundtracks so different? Is that because of differend sound cards? I'm an IT stuff noob, that's why I ask. :)
BehindBush the music files included in the game weren’t actually audio files, they were midi files which instructed the computer to play the music using its built in synthesiser. All computers had different synths built in. If you had money you could buy a big fancy external one like this!
unlike Rise of Rome the Age of Empires base game had completely different soundtracks depending on whether you had the CD in or not. the MIDI soundtrack is the one here and the CD soundtrack is the one you more often find when you look for it on UA-cam
Hyman's Wrath is simply incredible! Such insane energy, a furious tempo and a flow that's as smooth and silky as the softest velvet. Soooo damn addictive! Makes my day so much better every single time I listen to it.
That one is crazily good. the guys behind this OST are legends. and apparently this game music was made using a SC-88 or equivalent MIDI device. It just sounds like it's made for SoundCanvas.
nahka I know the comment is over 1 year old but there is no flacs of the OST (unless you have original CD with soundtrack). That's the .midi files played by your soundcard and the quality of sounds depend only on soundcard. Roland devices are the better ones imo
Unfortunately, most of these songs are not heard as they were originally emulated, the melodies were heard more natural. here certain instruments are lost and others are replaced. play your game cd on your home stereo and it will reproduce it more faithfully to the original sounds
2024 still listen to this music❤ Will never forget also when they develop technology that people will live 200 years I will be in 2224 and will hear this music 😂😂😂
Something's wrong with Polyrythmic Pong (around 7:00). It sounds especially cacophonic in this version. For comparison: ua-cam.com/video/2WtIudUClcw/v-deo.html
Hi, here is my explanation. The composer used several synths and custom instruments. The Polyrhythmic Pong song tries to load instruments, maybe effects, that don't exist on Roland SC-88..most probably on any Roland GS module. It is up to the device how it will deal with it, if it tries to play such song. For instance SC-88 doesn't play anything, you have to modify the source file and set an existing instrument or switch it to GM mode. The SC-88 will reject all advanced sysex commands and extended GS instruments. I have a feeling the midi files were composer's working files, not optimized to any existing module or synth.
Six-year-old me was 1337-hax0r for figuring out that I could get the "alternate soundtrack" to play by opening the CD tray then launching the game (or maybe it was the other way around. It's been a while)
I was wery suprised when aoe started to play this nicely out of my retro+roland PC. I didnt set up anything. It just plays. Also the sound card is SB64 Gold and i think it plays better samples on its own when the roland is powered off.I must retest it.
Oh wow, Medieval Melody sounds so different on this compared to what I grew up on as a kid. The chorus is played with some kind of wooden wind instrument, rather than the high pitched flutes I remember (and have heard in other soundtracks)
You must have had a different SoundFont file. Or are you talking about the version from the original version, or the Rise of Rome one? Because there are slight differences between those too
@@n3rdopolis The one I'm familiar with comes from the Rise of Rome soundtrack, the only version that I know of. I don't believe it was part of the original AOE soundtrack.
@@Mriya6 Yeah, I think there is an older version without Medieval Melody, the Rise of Rome had two Medieval Melody's though, MUSIC5.mid when playing the original campaign, and it was XMUSIC6.mid for the Rome expansion. There are some differences, like the opening drum rhythm
You guys know these games shipped with an actual CD audio soundtrack AND midis? These are just the midis being played with a Roland. I still strongly believe the actual soundtrack is superior. I just read the description after I wrote this and the uploader use my exact phrasing: the original soundtrack is superior.
I have for my Macintosh one version with cd audio and the other with the midi music. I have changed the quicktime settings in order to use my Roland Sound Canvas SC88 for the music. I agree, the cd version is superior.
![Age of Empires (1997) + The Rise of Rome Expansion (1998) [Full HQ CD Game OST]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/G9ZwAW5Q7G0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Age of Empires (1997) + The Rise of Rome Expansion (1998) [Full HQ CD Game OST]](/img/tr.png)
There is one track missing, I think? "Cave" ("Wonder of the World" in the DE version). The very first one you used to hear, when you started a new game.
Hi, already discussed here. CD audio only.
I'm listening to this at work, I do not know if it happens to someone, but I concentrate a lot, like in the game hahahaha
SAME lmao
Me to I'm a carpenter got it on my headphones man love it
Rogan?
Same here. I also listen to other game soundtracks when working. My favorites are Dying Light, Skyrim and Time Commando.
X2 👌
10/10 transported back to 1998
Good ol'e 200 MHz Pentium MMX days
lemme fire up my Windows MILLENIUM Edition
Comment Section Analysis:
94% - track quality comments
5% - Obscure AoE references
1% - Erectus
are you sure there wasn't a 'wololo' somewhere in the comments?
SHHH WOOOHH
How how, how how
Roggan? Wololo
Tun ti ti tuk (house)
Tu tu tik (barn or granary)
SHHHH HA!
Look at you chat, er, comment, section getting your SFX on. xD
this sound track is too epic to be forgotten.. so deep, so dramatic, so vigorous, so mysterious..
Not sure what sound card I had when I played this as a kid, but this sounds a lot closer to what I remember than the other soundtracks uploaded to UA-cam. Cheers.
There were 2 different MIDI soundbanks, the default Microsoft one and that came with Creative Soundblasters, not sure if you could get that MIDI soundbank elsewhere.
Windows uses Roland SoundCanvas.
Yeah this one sounds the closest to mine. Apart from my Windows 95 Soundblaster 16 - that was simple computerized sounds that didn't sound like actual sound effects/instruments!
I believe it used CD audio primarily so probably the Sound Canvas of the time. SC-88?
Age of Empires had 2 different soundtracks depending on whether you had the CD in, the one you find on most AOE soundtrack vids is the CD version
Erectus
abudagus
Roggan?
Lieutenant Toy Freddy Ready March
Homus
😩
Wow. Never knew there was actual bass in this soundtrack, damnn
Oh yes. What's even better is the Sound Canvas (particularly the SC-88) has a digital filter that can be manipulated. It's very nice and bassy.
I'm impressed by the low-frequency presence on SC-88. Extremely cool sound
It's quite refined and not annoying like some midi banks
Oh wow, I wish there was a larger interest in midi instruments. Something about it is so intriguing and always gets my attention.
Me too... I would love to see a whole film score just full of midi but orchestrated succinctly
Midi is huge in the electronic world.Prety much most electronic producers really on heavy midi for midi modules to midi virtual plug-ins.
@@ghostbombl8034 What's more is MIDI is used for sampling instruments. Tons of "instrumental" music is made using MIDI controls of pre-recorded instrument samples. Some of the pianos sound indistinguishable from playing the real thing.
Rogan?
Eba-tonni.
wololo
hommos
Oklahoma?
Oomatah
This is a flawless recording and audio mastering , really loving the dynamic sound of it, spacious, powerful and punchy, while crisp, bright and smooth. What's more fascinating is that the power pool reserve and depth are maintained when all instruments kick in, sounds don't muffle or drain eachother out. Verry impressive, I'm beginning to understand my dad's obsession with vintage oldschool audio, analogic magnetophone reel to reel players, cassette decks and do on. Hard to find a sound with this attitude.
00:57 Sick Sate Rittim sounds incredible, especially at 2:29 onward
Thank you for this !
What do you think about the new defintive soundtrack?
@@100push-upsguy6 Some tracks are fantastic, other not half bad. I like it overall, the orchestra gives it a noble touch.
@@100push-upsguy6some tracks seem to drown in reverb but others seem quite well done
Roland has a pretty unique signature sound when it comes to MIDI and signal processing, it makes me feel too much nostalgia, and I born late in the 90’s.
same i was born in 97 and have much appreciation for the music and the games of aoe and even aoe2
I used to be so blown away by this game. My first introduction to rts and history. The graphics looked so nice to my young eye. It was probably there and then I became a gamer that loves history, even though I didn't understand jack of the game (yet).
The graphics STILL look nice. Well-drawn 2D sprites never get dated.
YEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS IT SOUNDS BETTER THAN MY CHILDHOOD!
so much rage in me that i've never heard the entire "lost" music
The 1 person who disliked probably doesn't know what good AoE was.
Make it 3
the game itself is kinda ehh, but I love the music for it so I won't complain about it lol
They're multiplying, my lord!
It is a mathematical certainty that a UA-cam video will receive dislikes on it. Somebody might have pressed the wrong button. Somebody may dislike every video they see just for kicks. Somebody might really, really hate MIDI files and not want them recommended to them in the future.
Bottom line, no point in overanalyzing the mind of someone who dislikes a harmless video. It’s just a mainstay of the website.
Rogan? Sums
Tabadacus? Awiters
(TADA TADA)
Aioioio aioioio wololo wololo
IIAAAOOOOOOOO...
*clink* *CLINK* *CLANG*
uuoohhh!
@@saimonista-k3i (TUM TUM, CJJJJCK)
(FFFFIIIIUUUU TUK TUK TUK TUK) (PUM)
(FFFFIIIIUUUU TUK TUK TUK TUK) (PUM)
(FFFFIIIIUUUU TUK TUK TUK TUK) (PUM)
OOOHHH...
EEEIIII... UUGGGHHH...
AAAAHHHHH...
IIAAAOOOOOO...
@@saimonista-k3iwitt-titt-tink!
Jingle jingle
Yeurgh!
Thoomf!
Clatter clatt-tatter
37:49 - Slow and Spacious hands down the best AoE soundtrack!
This is my stripper song
@@joesligo1516 I'm seriously curious: In exact way is it a stripper song to you? What does stripper song even mean?
Lol
It's what you listen to while thinking about the moral ramifications of strippers. @@Disionable
This is even better than the remastered definitive edition of aoe1
It's kinda similar. But that one is the original version. The remastered is remixed
way better**
Fun part is that the midi music uses stock sounds/effects
Even better? The DE remastered soundtrack is crap.
@@Bulhakas he never said the remaster was good.
47:12 Sh'Washa I remember always starting to head into the Iron Age at this point, and starting to research many technologies. Feels like so long ago now.
Omas!
Roggen?
Soms...
Olemar
HOGES!
ZUKANTA!
Yesssssssss!!! THERE IT IS! "Medieval Melody"! 12:37
I haven't heard this song in 27 years. This was the soundtrack to the beginning of my addiction to vidya games, playing the AoE demo on my dad's beat-up thinkpad work laptop whenever I could.
Damn, I thought I would never find this soundtrack again. All i've seen for years are a bunch of AoE soundtracks I've never heard before. These original midi songs are so much more memorable than all the other ones around.
28:48 1:01:39 The picture in the expansion title is the Parthenon
This brings back a lot of memories, man I loved my childhood despite of being bullied in school I could always escape into playing this game and others like this which brought me endless joy. Forever will love it! 😊
WOLOLO!
These songs are all mine now.
Priest converting butt****!
*baby crying intesified*
YES!! This is exactly how it should all sound like! For some reason after transferring my aoe midi files over to newer OSs (which can't play the game), they all sound likr crap in any media player. This is gold! Thanks for sharing!
Not orchestra-like at all like this version, very flat overall, some channels can't be heard or sound totally different. Basically bad.
Oh yup I did - agree with you 100% there.
Hey! You stole my comment! ^.^
age of empires soundtrack was in a fileformat callled .midi
midi files are best described as a the sheet music meaning your computer had to read the note and play whit there instrument.
sadly microsoft removed there okey still not good midi sound databse somewhere after XP.
and replaced it whit a super basic and crap 3MB midi sound data base or something.
Working home and found this gem to use as background tracks. Thank you!
Обожал эту игру в детстве, да и щас люблю, в первую часть я играл больше чем во-вторую , и я очень любил музыку из этой прекрасной игры, спасибо за саундтрек
Brings back so many memories
This version has so much more weight & 'punch' than the other versions, I knew I was missing something before.
Hace muchos años puse un cd en un equipo de musica y sonaba esta bestialldad, ..paso el tiempo y se fundio mi cd, nunca mas escuche este hermoso sonido, siempre encontraba los mp3 o wav pero no sonaba como yo recordaba, ahora que escucho esto...GRACIASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
MIDI at its finest love mid 90s games music
Hello man, that's bring me to me at my ancients eras 1998.. Sometimes I play some random map in my old CPU. This is great!!
16:40
i really want to hear an electric guitar rif cover from this part.
Medieval melody sounds great
Thanks for the upload - Sounds just like I remember it!
Wololo!
Berenbos hiyooooo
l really love this music man l really appreciate it a lot
Beautiful!! Thanks for this content!! 😁👍🏼
Could someone inject this soundtrack into my veins!
Ayoyohow, Ayoyohow, wololo, wololo, ayoyohow, wololo, ayoyohow, wololo, wololo, Ayow.
thanks for this masterpiece
This should be implemented in definitive edition
I think Microsoft released the CD music remix using some type of Tone Generator. It's so similar to that one.
HOLY SHIT AM I GLAD I SUBBED TO YOU.
going back to childhood with this
😀
Obra de arte!! Este juego es una maravilla.
Im going to comment cause I lost this and have been looking for it for nine whole days!
Its my favorite thing on youtube or top 20
Magnificient! This is my favourite game until now. First played it when I was 14 years old, it was around 1998. I was still in class two junior high school. I remember installed it on Intel Pentium II PC with OS Windows 95, and showed how great this game to my parents, also how terrible I played. I mean, that time I still a newbie in RTS game. Thus I played the skirmish, showed to my parents, and in about 5 minutes or so, the enemy came and destroyed everything...
well... but after I learned the strategy and able to win the scenarios, I fall in love with this game. Until now, I have AOE 1,2, and 3
I was terrorised when I saw santa pop saying "wololo" and a villager disapear in the fog ... yeah, the ennemy red priest had just converted one of my units ...
Sounds good on ur system
WHAT A SOUND!!
esta música te hace sentir en la edad de piedra o en la época de las piramides o zigurats
Muy misteriosa. Para mi el mejor Age.
@@DarthPferd maravillosa melodía el DEFINITIVO EDICIÓN debió quedar así juntando está y la de Roma.
Wow, these tracks actually have bass now. This is sick! :O
Always played this game on my homework pc with monitor speakers, this sounds soooo much better
@@jemert96 It legit sounds like the songs were remastered or something!.
Memories and nostalgy erruption :O dayum!
Amazing thank you!
When Hyman's Wrath plays I just imagine my wheel upgraded villagers running around at 15 miles an hour.
Me encantaba mucho el sonido del midi cuando no ponia el CD, buenos tiempos alla por 1998 =D
son ideas mía o existió otra versión de este soundtrack
Gold... Pure gold
I learned the word “Scenario” from this game. Now I know if anyone asks where I first heard the word “Scenario”, I can say… “Why, I first learned the word Scenario while playing Age of Empires as a young boy.”
Same for me!
40:44 - Mean (Ain't No Hip-Hop In Tha House Mix) this prob. the best part of the whole OST.
Lol
My childhood never fulfilled without aoe
awesome! This sounds like how it did on my old PC!
someone else here who loves "Rain" as much as i do?
geeting home , geeting the home work done and down to a teeth....hearing this tune boot up and imagening all sorts of crap around the scenarios one made...and then when learned enough english imagening shit about the personas in the campains.
Good times , when one still thought the world of adults was filled with sane people taking responsible decisions ^^
the battle: AoE medieval melody or RoR medieval melody
This is the only original sound of AoE 1 I could find around here. I mean, why are all of these soundtracks so different? Is that because of differend sound cards? I'm an IT stuff noob, that's why I ask. :)
BehindBush the music files included in the game weren’t actually audio files, they were midi files which instructed the computer to play the music using its built in synthesiser. All computers had different synths built in. If you had money you could buy a big fancy external one like this!
@@thomascassidy2724 Thank you! :-)
unlike Rise of Rome the Age of Empires base game had completely different soundtracks depending on whether you had the CD in or not. the MIDI soundtrack is the one here and the CD soundtrack is the one you more often find when you look for it on UA-cam
It's weirdly calming
the best of the best synth midi module and the best song 35:00 - Hyman's Wrath, when you hear that song you know an army is being crushed.
Hyman's Wrath is simply incredible! Such insane energy, a furious tempo and a flow that's as smooth and silky as the softest velvet.
Soooo damn addictive! Makes my day so much better every single time I listen to it.
That one is crazily good. the guys behind this OST are legends. and apparently this game music was made using a SC-88 or equivalent MIDI device. It just sounds like it's made for SoundCanvas.
Shh ho
Any possibilities of you sharing these raw sound files? Do you have Flacs?
nahka I know the comment is over 1 year old but there is no flacs of the OST (unless you have original CD with soundtrack). That's the .midi files played by your soundcard and the quality of sounds depend only on soundcard. Roland devices are the better ones imo
@@menelaz1019 I think he was talking about the recordings from the Roland's output, not the CD soundtrack or the MIDIs themselves
WOLOLO, WOLOLO, AYOYOHOW AYOYOHOW, WOLOLO, WOLOLO.
I learned a lot about music with the games I used to play. I could say I become a musician thank you to videogames!
The best game of strategy of all times? I think so
Nice
for me the best one is polyester jammy, i took me back in time in a instance when i hear it
Unfortunately, most of these songs are not heard as they were originally emulated, the melodies were heard more natural. here certain instruments are lost and others are replaced. play your game cd on your home stereo and it will reproduce it more faithfully to the original sounds
It's insane how I remember 90% of this OST lmao play this during 2001-2002
I thought i was the only one lol
lol@@indo3052
40:44 best
Lol
I don't get it how I remember both the midi and stereo soundtracks. I played with both of em how is that possible?
Came here to get the daily dose
King!
2024 still listen to this music❤
Will never forget also when they develop technology that people will live 200 years I will be in 2224 and will hear this music 😂😂😂
Buying a CD copy of the game best decision ever. Although the first AoE game I played was AoE2, gifted to me in 2003
Something's wrong with Polyrythmic Pong (around 7:00). It sounds especially cacophonic in this version. For comparison: ua-cam.com/video/2WtIudUClcw/v-deo.html
Hi, here is my explanation. The composer used several synths and custom instruments. The Polyrhythmic Pong song tries to load instruments, maybe effects, that don't exist on Roland SC-88..most probably on any Roland GS module. It is up to the device how it will deal with it, if it tries to play such song. For instance SC-88 doesn't play anything, you have to modify the source file and set an existing instrument or switch it to GM mode. The SC-88 will reject all advanced sysex commands and extended GS instruments. I have a feeling the midi files were composer's working files, not optimized to any existing module or synth.
¡Excelent! 👏👏👏
Ya made me pull out the fearless salsa lookmwhat cha did - willy 0
Nervous!
Zu katah.
Daniel Jansson Oklahoma?
pluribus
Preddimon
Daadi !
Darwidi!
Six-year-old me was 1337-hax0r for figuring out that I could get the "alternate soundtrack" to play by opening the CD tray then launching the game (or maybe it was the other way around. It's been a while)
I used to do this with a Play Station Mortal Kombat Trilogy CD. lol
0:57 + 3:56 My jam
tuổi thơ dữ dội :))
I was wery suprised when aoe started to play this nicely out of my retro+roland PC. I didnt set up anything. It just plays. Also the sound card is SB64 Gold and i think it plays better samples on its own when the roland is powered off.I must retest it.
Oh wow, Medieval Melody sounds so different on this compared to what I grew up on as a kid. The chorus is played with some kind of wooden wind instrument, rather than the high pitched flutes I remember (and have heard in other soundtracks)
You must have had a different SoundFont file. Or are you talking about the version from the original version, or the Rise of Rome one? Because there are slight differences between those too
@@n3rdopolis The one I'm familiar with comes from the Rise of Rome soundtrack, the only version that I know of. I don't believe it was part of the original AOE soundtrack.
@@Mriya6 Yeah, I think there is an older version without Medieval Melody, the Rise of Rome had two Medieval Melody's though, MUSIC5.mid when playing the original campaign, and it was XMUSIC6.mid for the Rome expansion. There are some differences, like the opening drum rhythm
Dalani?
32:40 best 1 for sure
Greatest set of history game's i ever played
You guys know these games shipped with an actual CD audio soundtrack AND midis? These are just the midis being played with a Roland. I still strongly believe the actual soundtrack is superior.
I just read the description after I wrote this and the uploader use my exact phrasing: the original soundtrack is superior.
Damn, is that netscape navigatpr ? Lol
@@indo3052 Maybe.™
I legitimately dance to Fretless Salsa
yAAAAS!
I love this!
Oh man, now THIS is how I remember it on my old PC with garbage speakers
I have for my Macintosh one version with cd audio and the other with the midi music. I have changed the quicktime settings in order to use my Roland Sound Canvas SC88 for the music. I agree, the cd version is superior.