yo "SPG-9" give this ultrakill song a listen trust me, you're going to get hooked to the ultrakill OST when you hear it -> ua-cam.com/video/7fSLWzW9NvY/v-deo.html
pizza tower's use of sampling is incredible, but nothing in the ost is as off-the-wall or ingenious as unexpectancy part 2. it manages to feel out of place in a way that just fits so well. does that make sense? well, neither does the fight, or hell, the whole game, but it slaps all the same.
@@JourneyToTheSky It feels like kind of an unhinged comedy, like "we live in a society" joker, but less cringe and I guess more sincere? For some reason it reminds me of cats making biscuits, but I think that has more to do with my opinion of cats.
I love boss themes like unexpectancy part 2, the messed up, psychologically insane vibe, as if fighting madness itself and/or the distortion of reality Edit: I spelled “psychologically” incorrectly
The Part 2 of Unexpectancy is where you face off against a psychotic living cartoon who wants nothing but to torment you whilst also just goofing around the entire fight and not actually taking your attacks seriously. Truly a fitting song for such a crazed character. "Comically" overpowered characters that could solo their respective universes with ease but don't because they just like fucking around are my favorite type of character. Pizzahead from Pizza Tower, Plastic Man from DC, Impossible Man from Marvel, and the best of all; Takaba from Jujutsu Kaisen.
Pizzahead may be powerful, but Peppino reached his boiling point and taught him a harsh lesson on why you don't torment italian chefs by pulling off Killer Instinct's ultra combo and Mortal Kombat's brutality at the same time
Part one: Good intro, it's the final boss after all Part 2: PLOT TWIST! goofy villain doing evil stuff while underestimating the mc. Part 3: Peppino Spaghetti has lost his patience. Now time for the revenge he deserves while showing his true power! Very heroic and epic.
Part 3 is absolutely filled to the brim with melodies from all throughout the game! It makes for a very fitting song for the finale (it is for the last phase of the final boss)
@@alexursu4403 You don’t die on the bosses either, your only beaten up. After peppino looses to a boss, he forfeits. (With his finger in the air and a frown) He’s basically saying “hold up…. Let me breath..”
Unexpectancy is such a fantastic theme and fun fact it's actually a theme that was originally scrapped from an older game that Mr Sauceman was helping with. Its awesome he gave the song another go and all parts are something truly amazing. Also for a recommendation from the game, if highly recommended Tombstone Arizona, it's completely unlike the rest of the games track and has some Castlevania inspired bits in it's making.
Unexpectancy part 3 gives me so much goosebumps. Just the noodling. That buildup. And you see Peppino standing there about to lose his goddamn mind... You think you're about to do a boss rush, but it turns out to be a boss massacre. It's a power trip. Watching Peppino beat up Pizza Head is the same feeling as watching him beat your boss or your annoying neighbor. That chiptune and guitar sounds so powerful. It's the satisfaction of going Ultra Instinct and Plus Ultra all at once. Or the final scene in Stardust Crusaders where Jotaro beats the crap out of Dio.
What makes the Part 3 so awesome and memorable is the fact that it recycles parts of previous stages and the famous The Death That I Deserviolli, its used as a flashback of what Peppino has gotten though, combine that with the fact that the background of the boss fight is his Pizzaria, and a boss rush before fighting the big bad himself, it makes up for the best finale
It doesnt even feel like a "propper" boss rush thanks to peppino just loosing his shit and entering GENUINE RAGE status and it all just feels so perfect
@@pixelate609 I think that's kind of the point, the other times the bosses's themes were playing because they had the advantage and were controlling the fight, with Peppino trying to find an opening to hurt them. Unexpectancy 3 is basically Peppino's boss theme, because now *he's* in control of the fight.
14:05 the melody here is from an earlier song on the soundtrack called cold spaghetti. it's sort of like pthe main character's theme in a way, so having it play during the final boss feels cool.
Part 3, being the culmination of the game, brings back several melodies, including Tombstone Arizona, The Death That I Deservioli, and Don’t Preheat Your Oven or Else the Song Won’t Play. Perfect for a climax
@@grungledev I mean, the song has been around for almost as long as Peppino has been a character, and it was used in the Steam trailer. And it was clearly important enough to be the one to get such a bombastic leitmotif in the final boss theme and not It's Pizza Time. It's basically what "Greenhorn Forest" is to Wario, Nintendo more or less considered that "Wario's theme" in the GC/Wii era.
Unexpectancy 2 was infact unexpected, and even unexpectancy 3 has thrown a lot of people off guard by seemingly putting Pizzahead's final phase motif as Freezerator out of nowhere.
If you do a part 3 on this game, here’s the tracks I recommend: - Cold Spaghetti* - Oregano Mirage* - Tombstone Arizona - Yeehaw DeliveryBoy - Calzonification* - Tropical Crust* - Wudpecker - Extraterrestrial Wahwahs* - Good Eatin’ - Pumpin’ Hot Stuff - Tubular Trash Zone* - Don’t Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won’t Play (actual song title) - PIZZA TIME NEVER ENDS - Tunnely Shimbers - Thousand March* - Bye Bye There!** I know it’s a lot, but every song in this game is great, so I can’t help it 😅 *Highly recommend! **My top pick from this list. If you do any of these songs, you should do this one!
"When You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It" is the perfect song to sum up how petty and capricious the final boss of this game is. It only makes sense that it'd be sampled for part 2.
The interweaving you mentioned for part 2 always seemed like the composer's way to representing the final boss's temper and how it contrasts with Peppino. The final boss has the manic sampling of a 1920's song that straddles the line between playful and violent, while metal guitars and drumming highlight the sections representing Peppino. Brilliant sequence either way
Tunnely Shimbers deserves some love for striking a perfect balance between ambient and melodic. Really brings out some Fusion-type vibes to me for some reason.
Leitmotifs in Unexpectancy Part 3 (in Order): 13:39 - The Death That I Deservioli (Lap 2) 14:06 - Cold Spaghetti (Pizzascape B AKA Assumed Megalovania) 15:22 - Oregano Mirage (Oregano Desert) 16:22 - Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play, and The Wonders Of Ice (Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator AKA Key Change!) 17:05 Tombstone Arizona (Wasteyard) Listen to these as they're part of Pizza Tower levels.
The composer really just went a decided to make one of the greatest and most memorable soundtracks arguably ever to the goofiest game I’ve seen in years, absolute madlad
I was obsessed whit undertale but i don't watch undertale content anymore I even watched comic dubs about undertale ITS LIRERALY LIKE UNDERTALE TO ME Also I played undetale finished it,finished pizza tower too it is just amazing undertale had a special place for me but now pizza tower is there and I love it
pizza tower has that undertale level power of getting a smash official mii costume WITH THE TRACK and this is the track that is added in as for the mii costume i say the noise
I did not expect him to play along with it. I have not seen or heard an electric violin. That blew my mind. That is one of the coolest sounds I have ever heard.
I haven't encountered a game OST this big and varied since Rayman 3. Rayman 1 too, to a lesser extent. A recent game by name of Clash: Artifacts of Chaos also has a *fantastic* OST. It's kind of like God Hand in gameplay, but styled like Oddworld.
I love part 2 so much because of how much the sampling suits the character- he’s like a non serious overlord with a pizza head for a face, the almost whimsical feel of the sampling shows How he’s just not taking the battle seriously, probably because of a big ego
Fun Fact: Unexpectancy Part III is actually just a medley of tracks across the entire game, with motifs from tracks like Cold Spaghetti, Oregano Mirage, Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play [yes, that's the actual name] making appearances throughout. I know you've been getting tons of requests to review more tracks, but I recommend those tracks to take a listen to as well
Also (sorry for commenting twice) I appreciate the musical history you can give this soundtrack, Pizza Tower is an OMEGA 90s game, from 90s United States cartoon styled animation like Ren and Stimpy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, and etc. And to be insanely Wario inspired, another 90s icon. It’s so cool to learn even the music follows this theme as well!
Unexpectancy is split into 3 parts because of the boss phases and, in my opinion, the mood of Peppino during the battle. The first part is basically your climactic final boss as Peppino faces down the very character that wants to destroy his pizzeria. The second part is when the true mastermind appears, being a goofy, rubberhose 90s character, it is also shows in Pizzahead's attacks. The final part is Peppino's anger finally at his limits as Pizzahead literally pulls out the previous bosses from wherever they were at the tower and breaks every boss's mechanics in the game by just punching the living crap out of the bosses, ending in him sending a barrage of punches at Pizzaman so fast and hard, they start flying up to the sky where he then uses Pizzahead as a literal projectile to destroy the tower.
I love this track's use of motifs to convey an underlying narrative, especially part 3. Part 3 uses melodies from previous songs and situations theyre used in that illicit a sense of power, chiefly the theme for "Lap 2" runs of a level. When you hit Pizza Time, its a mad dash to the escape danger. When you hit Lap 2, you're actively challenging that danger and daring it to stop you.
I absolutely ADORE all the returning leitmotifs from throughout the game coming in during this track, you should look up a video on your own time (if you'd like) that shows the different ones present in the song, some really surprised me!
My favorite part about unexpectancy part 2 is how much it fits Peppino and the final boss. Peppino rage and frustration is clashing with the happy jaunty themes of the boss.
When I tell you I about lost my shit when the "The Death I Deservioli" (which is the game's lap 2 escape theme) section comes in because it plays during a boss rush WHICH IS JUST A LAP 2 OF THE JOURNEY LEADING UP TO THE END??
God I can't believe how hard that song slaps. It really rivals undertale, definitely up there with the absolute best. I was a 90s baby, and I think that's why Pizza Tower resonates with me so much. The entire game is a love letter to the 90s. Could not be happier pizza tower happened when it did.
I think my favorite part of Unexpectancy has to be the train horns in part 2. I don’t have much musical expertise in writing, but the train is so pointless and random that I always listen for when it comes back. This is actually something done a few times in the soundtrack, the other notable example I can think of is Monkey sounds in ‘Trees on my pizza’
@@underweenie its actually "i dont understand whats going on here" thats a sample from jetset radio ost sneakyman i think? Not sure if anything predates that
I love your face as the realization hits as Unexpectancy part 2 ramps up with the vocal sampling. Really makes you think bout the song title in a literal sense
Future Pizza Tower tracks you should totally check out: -Cold Spaghetti -Hot Spaghetti -Thousand March -Tubular Trash Zone -Calzonification -Oregano Mirage -Pumpin' Hot Stuff -Good Eatin' -Bye Bye There
Your reactions are so great and I always learn something interesting while watching your videos!! You have definitely have helped me hear a lot more stuff on game soundtracks and Pizza Tower is no exception, and I am glad you have heard how awesome this game's OST is. :)
the sample for Unexpectancy PART 2 is "After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It" song. Theres clipped voices from there, and the short old-school melody was the actual end of the song. Its amazing.
While you're here analyzing the Pizza Tower OST, I recommend my favorite track in the game: Bye Bye There! It's an amazing culmination of all the different motifs in Pizza Tower, so I also recommend looking into a few other distinct songs such as Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play while you are at it (yes, that is the name of the song). Edit: LMAO, I'm an idiot. The "motif" talk was really just me being hyped over Unexpectancy, which covers everything I mentioned before. Still, Bye Bye There! is an amazing revamped, more laid-back version of It's Pizza Time!
Every time i listen to thid i cant stop hearing the "take him on peppino! Beat his @ss peppino! MAKE HIM DROP PEPPINO" and the "you better think twice befote messing eith Italian blood" and the others😭😭😭
The third portion of Unexpectancy uses several leitmotifs from the earlier songs. In order, they are: The Death that I Deservioli (Lap 2 theme) Cold Spaghetti (Pizzascape B) Oregano Mirage (Oregano Desert theme) Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play (Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator theme) Tombstone Arizona (Wasteyard theme)
I'd forgotten you'd covered Pizza Tower vgm! I wasn't big into the game until recently, and I saw the community post where you mentioned your sub increase was due in most part to your Pizza Tower content. I CAN SEE WHY! I love that you are doing more of your riff/improv stuff because that has to be my favorite part of every cover you've done. You rock, SPG!
A little fun fact about Unexpectancy part 1: It is actually a remix of a very old track the game's composer made for another project, with the track known as "Betrace - Calculator Fight". It really shows how much the composer's skills have improved over time if you compare the two.
5:00 completely broke my brain wtf lmao, dude I just found your channel wth lol. My brain just blew up from that musical interjection you just laid down bro. You earned yourself a sub. 👍
the last story the very end throws everything, and the kitchen sink at you all of the songs, all of the mechanics, all of the tricks such a good song and then the chaser ....
Part 2 melted my brain, stirred it into a slurry, then somehow it came back together. I think it’s more the mindfuck and how it throws everything at me that keeps me coming back to listen to it. I feel like Mr Sauceman knew this would either convey the chaos of phase 2 or it would be too weird for fans… and it paid off really well.
A lot of people didnt catch this so if anyone didnt listen! In unexpectency part 3 it mixes a LOT of songs from the game in general. Someone the ones i could hear are The death that i deservioli - LAP 2 13:39 Cold spaghetti 14:29 TombStone Arizona - WasteYard 15:03 Oregano Mirage - Oregano Desert 15:36 Celsius Troubles - Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator B 16:43 YOU KNOW A GAMES SOUNDTRACK IS AMAZING IF YOU CAN COMBINE MULTIPLE SONGS AND IT STILL SOUNDS AMAZING
You’ve probably already seen something saying this, but Unexpectancy Part 2 samples a song from the 1920s called “When You Get What You Want, You Don’t Want It,” which is very fitting for the character you’re fighting in the boss, which is quite cool.
part 2 is so different from the other parts, and yet it doesn't feel out of place in a bad way. it might be my favorite piece from the entire game because of the wacky sampling that somehow works perfectly with the intense drums and guitars.
During part 2, while I don't remember the exact commercial name, the voice clips come from an old commercial that talked about selfish kids, claiming how just as kids get something they want, they no longer want it. The clips used make up the "lyrics": You want You don't want it You want You don't want it You want You don't want it At all At all
When I first heard the song in the Pizza Tower Final Boss video, I noted that the vocals in the music and how the song played reminded me of the old timey 1930's rubberhose cartoons, like what you hear in Popeye the Sailor or the old Looney Tunes shorts! This make sense for PizzaHead, a villain who's got this whole cartoony wackiness to him!
The song they sample in part 2 is a song from the 50s called “when you get what you want you don’t want it” and the way it relates to the boss fight (specifically phase 2) is very interesting, but I’m not the most qualified to describe it (and I’m on mobile, so typing is a tad difficult) I recommend the comments on the video of the song, they explain it very well! Long story short however, the phase 2 boss is this cartoony character called pizza head who’s attacks involve frivolous discarding of items, and most of the levels could be interpreted (at least in the higher floors) as businesses he started, then abandoned
Unexpectancy Pt 3 has many leit-motifs from many other pizza tower songs, including oregano mirage (Oregano Desert), and don’t pre-heat your oven because if you do the song won’t play (R.R.F)
14:44 except Mr. Sauceman didn't come up with it. You also pointed out how it sounds similar to Megalovania at points, IE Toby Fox music, and you're right on the money. Mr. Sauceman is a Homestuck fan, Toby Fox being one of the key musicians for that series, and the combination of chiptunes, guitars, and orchestra, is the core identity of Homestuck's sound. Megalovania even made an appearance within Homestuck, years prior to Undertale starting development, Toby puts that track in pretty much everything he works on. For an excellent reference point, I reccomend comparing this track to Cascade from Homestuck, since it fills the exact same role of twisting all the musical range of its respective property into a single exemplary piece. The top result for searching Cascade _is_ the accompanying animation it was made for, but the album version has some differences if I remember correctly, so I'd just say to use the full video. Be warned that it IS 13 entire minutes long.
I like watching these videos as someone who isn't a native speaker and wants to learn how to describe music properly (it's also very convenient that it's associated with Pizza Tower which captured my interest just a few days ago and became one of my most favorite games over the last couple of years). Now I'll be able to say something else other than "Good", "Amazing", "Beautiful" and etc. lol
Unexpectedly 1: the music gives you a big feeling your going against the final opponent the opponent throws back old enemys you've met before Unexpectedly 2: You managed to defeat the opponent but a true opponent was within it gives you a confusion feeling meeting the opponent Unexpectedly 3:you finally beated the unexpected opponent or did you the opponent not having a single scratch makes you feel uncomfortable even though you attacked the opponent with all your might but the opponent brings out the recent opponents you've defeated before you feel hopeless but... A raging anger alights within you the opponents feared you show your full rage causing another grand war unexpectedly 4: you now come face to face with your last you kept punching the opponent to the skies now with a final blow you smash the opponents head into the tower
I fell in love with this game, and its soundtrack separately. It's just a coincidence that it happened at the same time. Honestly, I find that all the songs are good, as the lowest song is still a bop. The worst songs in the game are good, only called "the worst" because they are surpassed by excellence.
Great video man! You should totally check out more of the OST. I suggest: Cold Spaghetti Tombstone Arizona Tropical Crust Bite the Crust Tubular Trash Zone PIZZA TIME NEVER ENDS (followed by Rise and shine, campers!) There’s a bone in my spaghetti! Thousand March Bye Bye There! Pizza Mayhem (With Vocals or Without) Even if you’ve already listened to the best song in the game doesn’t mean there isn’t more gems in it!
Unexpectancy is so much like Megalovania in the way the music starts out with a simple tune that, after about 8 measures, gains an orchestra and goes absolutely ham. Even the note progression is similar. Absolutely fantastic OST.
Unexpectancy goes from "I really shouldn't be here" to "i don't know what the fck is going on " to "I am going to beat the shit out of you" which is why it is my favorite track in the game because it does such an amazing job at telling the story of the boss battle AND backing the player up. It first establishes the oppressive atmosphere of the boss fight while also mirroring the player's expectations. It then turns into a song that completely subverts the player's expectations, much like the pizzahead reveal, while also reminding the player that they're still fighting the final boss. And finally part 3 subverts the player's expectations one final time by backing up Peppino instead, essentially turning into your boss theme because by this point, Peppino is pissed and the player already knows how to beat these bosses (easily) and they're probably going "I don't care, I'll just do it again." And it transitions from a sort of "get out of my way!" Feeling to "it's just you and me... but not for long." All around one of the most thoughtfully composed tracks I've ever heard.
And as the title of the three part theme says. Unexpectancy is the name of the level this plays on cause you never expect what's coming up when it does
If you end up doing another video on Pizza Tower, then the game's Floor 4 levels contain some absolute bangers. In my opinion, it's the floor with the best overall soundtrack, and the songs get nowhere near enough appreciation! I'd personally recommend: - Way of the Pig - Pizza Engineer - Tubular Trash Zone - Pizza Time Never Ends
Phase 1: The final boss's theme Phase 2: The true final boss's theme Phase 3: The main characters theme. It embodies the phrase "I'm not trapped in here with you, your trapped in here with me!"
If you’re going to check out more Pizza Tower music, I highly recommend Yeehaw Deliveryboy as a track that doesn’t get nearly as much attention as it deserves.
THANK YOU, Im really happy watching your reactions to this track! First time i listened to part 2 got me kinda hypnotized but curious about what was coming after! Needless to say, i was listening to the whole ost that evening
If you like chiptune with electric guitar and other rock instruments, look no further than Splatoon’s multiplayer tracks. You should definitely check out the songs by the fictional in-universe band Chirpy Chips, especially the song Blitz It! Those songs are absolute bangers
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yo "SPG-9" give this ultrakill song a listen
trust me, you're going to get hooked to the ultrakill OST when you hear it -> ua-cam.com/video/7fSLWzW9NvY/v-deo.html
pizza tower's use of sampling is incredible, but nothing in the ost is as off-the-wall or ingenious as unexpectancy part 2. it manages to feel out of place in a way that just fits so well. does that make sense? well, neither does the fight, or hell, the whole game, but it slaps all the same.
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To me, it's so perfect because it sounds like some clown-esque stuff and pizzahead himself is intended to be a clown
@@JourneyToTheSky It feels like kind of an unhinged comedy, like "we live in a society" joker, but less cringe and I guess more sincere? For some reason it reminds me of cats making biscuits, but I think that has more to do with my opinion of cats.
I love boss themes like unexpectancy part 2, the messed up, psychologically insane vibe, as if fighting madness itself and/or the distortion of reality
Edit: I spelled “psychologically” incorrectly
both ingame and music, its definitely giving you the feeling of not having the upper hand
The Part 2 of Unexpectancy is where you face off against a psychotic living cartoon who wants nothing but to torment you whilst also just goofing around the entire fight and not actually taking your attacks seriously. Truly a fitting song for such a crazed character.
"Comically" overpowered characters that could solo their respective universes with ease but don't because they just like fucking around are my favorite type of character. Pizzahead from Pizza Tower, Plastic Man from DC, Impossible Man from Marvel, and the best of all; Takaba from Jujutsu Kaisen.
Bro Litterally picked up a gun and just tossed it for Peppino to grab like it was useless to him. What a chotic evil Pizzaface is.
Spongebob
Monkey D. Luffy
Pizzahead may be powerful, but Peppino reached his boiling point and taught him a harsh lesson on why you don't torment italian chefs by pulling off Killer Instinct's ultra combo and Mortal Kombat's brutality at the same time
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Part one: Good intro, it's the final boss after all
Part 2: PLOT TWIST! goofy villain doing evil stuff while underestimating the mc.
Part 3: Peppino Spaghetti has lost his patience. Now time for the revenge he deserves while showing his true power! Very heroic and epic.
Part 3: The Death BRINGING I Deservioli!
The revenge I deservioli
Part 3 is actually peppinos boss music
Pt 3: peppino has blown a gasket and is here to finish it
@@Ketchup_Sandwichexactly bro
You can say the music is "Unexpectedly" good.
Hardy Harr Harr,
Expectancy
Well what did you "Expect?"
Dang
@@MB-be1ew Your Jokes Are So Funny😂
Aha!
Part 3 is absolutely filled to the brim with melodies from all throughout the game!
It makes for a very fitting song for the finale (it is for the last phase of the final boss)
I'm a sucker for Leitmotifs, and when I first heard Part 3 crashing them all together, I was in heaven.
Part three is also fittingly when peppino has had enough andenters GENUINE RAGE mode and temporarily joins the "Too angry to die" congress
@@cubanwargaming4879 He was already too angry to die. You literally can’t die in the game.
@@8Noob Pepperman, Vigilante, The Noise, onippeP and certain Pizza: I can fix that.
@@alexursu4403 You don’t die on the bosses either, your only beaten up.
After peppino looses to a boss, he forfeits.
(With his finger in the air and a frown)
He’s basically saying “hold up…. Let me breath..”
Wow, looked up "Unexpectancy reaction" and caught this _right_ as it was posted. What incredible timing...
One might say that it was unexp-
@Focused LMAOOOO-
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Thats why they say "EXPECT the UNEXPECTED"
Unexpectancy is such a fantastic theme and fun fact it's actually a theme that was originally scrapped from an older game that Mr Sauceman was helping with. Its awesome he gave the song another go and all parts are something truly amazing.
Also for a recommendation from the game, if highly recommended Tombstone Arizona, it's completely unlike the rest of the games track and has some Castlevania inspired bits in it's making.
Castlevania you say...
Retty sure unexpectancy was originalpy used as a fight against a calculator, but i guess making pizza was easier than math
i second tombstone arizona
Composers reusing songs from older projects... where did I see this? Oh yeah, MEGALOVANIA
Wasteyard good
Unexpectancy part 3 gives me so much goosebumps.
Just the noodling. That buildup. And you see Peppino standing there about to lose his goddamn mind...
You think you're about to do a boss rush, but it turns out to be a boss massacre. It's a power trip. Watching Peppino beat up Pizza Head is the same feeling as watching him beat your boss or your annoying neighbor.
That chiptune and guitar sounds so powerful. It's the satisfaction of going Ultra Instinct and Plus Ultra all at once. Or the final scene in Stardust Crusaders where Jotaro beats the crap out of Dio.
peppino IS the boss for phase 3
@@deadchannelprobably and no one has been able to beat it
What makes the Part 3 so awesome and memorable is the fact that it recycles parts of previous stages and the famous The Death That I Deserviolli, its used as a flashback of what Peppino has gotten though, combine that with the fact that the background of the boss fight is his Pizzaria, and a boss rush before fighting the big bad himself, it makes up for the best finale
It doesnt even feel like a "propper" boss rush thanks to peppino just loosing his shit and entering GENUINE RAGE status and it all just feels so perfect
@@cubanwargaming4879 plot twist, it's a raid boss, and Peppino is the raid boss.
@@cubanwargaming4879why do I hear boss music... THAT ISNT MINE!?
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I think that's kind of the point, the other times the bosses's themes were playing because they had the advantage and were controlling the fight, with Peppino trying to find an opening to hurt them.
Unexpectancy 3 is basically Peppino's boss theme, because now *he's* in control of the fight.
I can hear it’s pizza time to
14:05 the melody here is from an earlier song on the soundtrack called cold spaghetti. it's sort of like pthe main character's theme in a way, so having it play during the final boss feels cool.
Part 3, being the culmination of the game, brings back several melodies, including Tombstone Arizona, The Death That I Deservioli, and Don’t Preheat Your Oven or Else the Song Won’t Play. Perfect for a climax
no it isnt. that theme *only* appeared in pizzascape and that song. the pizza time leitmotif is peppino's main theme
@@grungledev and Pizzascare.
@@grungledev I mean, the song has been around for almost as long as Peppino has been a character, and it was used in the Steam trailer. And it was clearly important enough to be the one to get such a bombastic leitmotif in the final boss theme and not It's Pizza Time. It's basically what "Greenhorn Forest" is to Wario, Nintendo more or less considered that "Wario's theme" in the GC/Wii era.
@@grungledev i see pizza time as more of the game's theme. none of this is definitive anyway so believe what you will
Unexpectancy 2 was infact unexpected, and even unexpectancy 3 has thrown a lot of people off guard by seemingly putting Pizzahead's final phase motif as Freezerator out of nowhere.
Then again, wouldn't put it past Pizzaface to sell his customers heated up frozen pizza.
I kinda like the fact how the used freezerator as the final part, it really fits
Hmm yes lovely my part of the song gets no compliments
I guess you can say that the final phase was 'Unexpected'
@@damdoom2011for some reason I feel with the ost of freezerator as that I wish it was the 4th/5th level of floor 5
If you do a part 3 on this game, here’s the tracks I recommend:
- Cold Spaghetti*
- Oregano Mirage*
- Tombstone Arizona
- Yeehaw DeliveryBoy
- Calzonification*
- Tropical Crust*
- Wudpecker
- Extraterrestrial Wahwahs*
- Good Eatin’
- Pumpin’ Hot Stuff
- Tubular Trash Zone*
- Don’t Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won’t Play (actual song title)
- PIZZA TIME NEVER ENDS
- Tunnely Shimbers
- Thousand March*
- Bye Bye There!**
I know it’s a lot, but every song in this game is great, so I can’t help it 😅
*Highly recommend!
**My top pick from this list. If you do any of these songs, you should do this one!
Oh! Also 'mmm yes put the tree on my pizza"
Also pizza mayhem, fr everybody forgot about that gold song.
Just tell him to listen every music,no need for a list :/
Hard agree with your selection!
I second “pumpin’ hot stuff”, and I recommend “pizza deluxe”
"When You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It" is the perfect song to sum up how petty and capricious the final boss of this game is. It only makes sense that it'd be sampled for part 2.
The interweaving you mentioned for part 2 always seemed like the composer's way to representing the final boss's temper and how it contrasts with Peppino. The final boss has the manic sampling of a 1920's song that straddles the line between playful and violent, while metal guitars and drumming highlight the sections representing Peppino. Brilliant sequence either way
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Tunnely Shimbers deserves some love for striking a perfect balance between ambient and melodic. Really brings out some Fusion-type vibes to me for some reason.
yeah that track definitely deserves some attention, one of my personal favorites
Absolutely seconded. It's a genuinely great but overlooked track that I wish got some more appreciation and coverage.
Tunnely shimbers is a subtle banger and I'm all for it
Fusion as in Metroid Fusion? That’s a great callback I can totally see it
You can really tell that in part 3 that the tide turned in the hero's favor. He wasn't fighting the boss he became the boss.
Leitmotifs in Unexpectancy Part 3 (in Order):
13:39 - The Death That I Deservioli (Lap 2)
14:06 - Cold Spaghetti (Pizzascape B AKA Assumed Megalovania)
15:22 - Oregano Mirage (Oregano Desert)
16:22 - Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play, and The Wonders Of Ice (Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator AKA Key Change!)
17:05 Tombstone Arizona (Wasteyard)
Listen to these as they're part of Pizza Tower levels.
I don’t get the megalovania bit...
@@Ketchup_Sandwich He mistook Cold Spaghetti leitmotif as Megalovania. However, he reviewed it in the next video.
Ok, either I’m completely insane or I’m the only one who hears a bit of Pepperman Strikes in the opening of Part 3
@@epicjeong You're insane (no offense)
I did not expect 15:22 to have been Oregano Mirage but now I do hear it
The composer really just went a decided to make one of the greatest and most memorable soundtracks arguably ever to the goofiest game I’ve seen in years, absolute madlad
It's Undertale all over again
@@cyan_2169 wait, there's a crap ton of mods for pizza tower too, IT ALL MAKES SENSE! now, for the AU's.
I was obsessed whit undertale but i don't watch undertale content anymore
I even watched comic dubs about undertale ITS LIRERALY LIKE UNDERTALE TO ME
Also I played undetale finished it,finished pizza tower too it is just amazing undertale had a special place for me but now pizza tower is there and I love it
pizza tower has that undertale level power of getting a smash official mii costume WITH THE TRACK
and this is the track that is added in
as for the mii costume i say the noise
I did not expect him to play along with it. I have not seen or heard an electric violin. That blew my mind. That is one of the coolest sounds I have ever heard.
I’ve never seen an electric violin either
I guess you could say... It was... *UNEXPECTED?*
@@boyzback1618
☹️
😐
😂
ELECRIC VIOLIN??
I didn’t know I wanted that
this game has probably the best sound track I've heard. There is no song in the game I dislike. All of them are absolute bangers.
It's one of my favorite of all time right next to Undertale/Deltarune
I haven't encountered a game OST this big and varied since Rayman 3. Rayman 1 too, to a lesser extent.
A recent game by name of Clash: Artifacts of Chaos also has a *fantastic* OST. It's kind of like God Hand in gameplay, but styled like Oddworld.
i dont like fun farm and golf otherwise no bad songs
@@seeko9323 good eatin' is actually a really good song, i m surprised you dislike it, but its your opinion and i respect it.
it's one of my favorites next to miitopia and deltarune.
I love part 2 so much because of how much the sampling suits the character- he’s like a non serious overlord with a pizza head for a face, the almost whimsical feel of the sampling shows How he’s just not taking the battle seriously, probably because of a big ego
And yet, there's that one moment where there's a very serious insert as he's wondering if he might have overestimated himself.
Fun Fact: Unexpectancy Part III is actually just a medley of tracks across the entire game, with motifs from tracks like Cold Spaghetti, Oregano Mirage, Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play [yes, that's the actual name] making appearances throughout. I know you've been getting tons of requests to review more tracks, but I recommend those tracks to take a listen to as well
dont forget The Death That I Deservioli
@@JackgalagaI swear everyone forgets that.
he did that in the first episode
I love how this dude just casually rips out his rock violin and makes the banger even bangier in the process
Also (sorry for commenting twice) I appreciate the musical history you can give this soundtrack, Pizza Tower is an OMEGA 90s game, from 90s United States cartoon styled animation like Ren and Stimpy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, and etc. And to be insanely Wario inspired, another 90s icon. It’s so cool to learn even the music follows this theme as well!
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Fun fact: the intro to Unexpantancy Part 1 was actually taken from a piece the composer wrote for a game that ended up being scrapped.
what game was it?
@@ausarsiris8784 it got cancelled, so it never had an official release. If there was a name for it, I couldn’t find it.
I’ve seen a few people say it was from a game called Betrace, but I’m not sure if that’s true or not since I can’t find anything else on it
@@ausarsiris8784 basically the original song game was "Calculator fight"
Pizza tower has such an upbeat and adrenaline rush type of ost, and if you play it it makes it better. It's just PERFECT
The game took nearly a decade to make too. Development Started in 2018.
@@Catnado_22 dang, now that’s when u know it’s good when the devs take 2 years to make it
@@razorwolf2758 also to add to this, it just feels SMOOTH. the music being that way, and the movement of peppino too.
Unexpectancy is split into 3 parts because of the boss phases and, in my opinion, the mood of Peppino during the battle. The first part is basically your climactic final boss as Peppino faces down the very character that wants to destroy his pizzeria. The second part is when the true mastermind appears, being a goofy, rubberhose 90s character, it is also shows in Pizzahead's attacks.
The final part is Peppino's anger finally at his limits as Pizzahead literally pulls out the previous bosses from wherever they were at the tower and breaks every boss's mechanics in the game by just punching the living crap out of the bosses, ending in him sending a barrage of punches at Pizzaman so fast and hard, they start flying up to the sky where he then uses Pizzahead as a literal projectile to destroy the tower.
I love this track's use of motifs to convey an underlying narrative, especially part 3.
Part 3 uses melodies from previous songs and situations theyre used in that illicit a sense of power, chiefly the theme for "Lap 2" runs of a level.
When you hit Pizza Time, its a mad dash to the escape danger.
When you hit Lap 2, you're actively challenging that danger and daring it to stop you.
My favorite part of Unexpectancy 3 is the leitmotifs of other level themes. Namely Oregano Desert/Oregano Mirage. It gives me goosebumps
sol from isaac
Man, this dude can really shred that violin, wow those mini covers, especially of part 3, are all insane
I absolutely ADORE all the returning leitmotifs from throughout the game coming in during this track, you should look up a video on your own time (if you'd like) that shows the different ones present in the song, some really surprised me!
My favorite part about unexpectancy part 2 is how much it fits Peppino and the final boss. Peppino rage and frustration is clashing with the happy jaunty themes of the boss.
When I tell you I about lost my shit when the "The Death I Deservioli" (which is the game's lap 2 escape theme) section comes in because it plays during a boss rush WHICH IS JUST A LAP 2 OF THE JOURNEY LEADING UP TO THE END??
God I can't believe how hard that song slaps. It really rivals undertale, definitely up there with the absolute best.
I was a 90s baby, and I think that's why Pizza Tower resonates with me so much. The entire game is a love letter to the 90s. Could not be happier pizza tower happened when it did.
I think my favorite part of Unexpectancy has to be the train horns in part 2. I don’t have much musical expertise in writing, but the train is so pointless and random that I always listen for when it comes back. This is actually something done a few times in the soundtrack, the other notable example I can think of is Monkey sounds in ‘Trees on my pizza’
Or how in Yeehaw Delivery, there’s a guy in the background saying “more lettuce, more lettuce, hey what are you doing here?”
I also really like how the Golf theme has the sound effects of a guy microwaving something in the background, it's hilarious.
@@underweenie it's actually "I don't - I don't - I don't understand what's going on here!"
@@underweenie I always heard "I don't understand what's going on here."
@@underweenie its actually "i dont understand whats going on here" thats a sample from jetset radio ost sneakyman i think? Not sure if anything predates that
10:00 If you love how the genre keeps changing, give Twelve Foot Ninja a try. They do fairly similar things.
A fellow Twelve Foot Ninja fan? Ya love to see it!
I love your face as the realization hits as Unexpectancy part 2 ramps up with the vocal sampling. Really makes you think bout the song title in a literal sense
16:36 It was only while watching this that I realized this part is a motif from "Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play".
Future Pizza Tower tracks you should totally check out:
-Cold Spaghetti
-Hot Spaghetti
-Thousand March
-Tubular Trash Zone
-Calzonification
-Oregano Mirage
-Pumpin' Hot Stuff
-Good Eatin'
-Bye Bye There
Absolutely needs to hear Thousand March and Bye Bye There at least
Tbf, he'll have to check out an entire OST if he wants to review all bangers
Lap 2 and wasteyard
Yeehaw delivery boy
Your reactions are so great and I always learn something interesting while watching your videos!! You have definitely have helped me hear a lot more stuff on game soundtracks and Pizza Tower is no exception, and I am glad you have heard how awesome this game's OST is. :)
the sample for Unexpectancy PART 2 is "After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It" song. Theres clipped voices from there, and the short old-school melody was the actual end of the song. Its amazing.
While you're here analyzing the Pizza Tower OST, I recommend my favorite track in the game: Bye Bye There! It's an amazing culmination of all the different motifs in Pizza Tower, so I also recommend looking into a few other distinct songs such as Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play while you are at it (yes, that is the name of the song).
Edit: LMAO, I'm an idiot. The "motif" talk was really just me being hyped over Unexpectancy, which covers everything I mentioned before. Still, Bye Bye There! is an amazing revamped, more laid-back version of It's Pizza Time!
The final beating is my favorite part.
(If you don’t know that’s the motif near the end where it fades in, some people also call it the final slice)
Every time i listen to thid i cant stop hearing the "take him on peppino! Beat his @ss peppino! MAKE HIM DROP PEPPINO" and the "you better think twice befote messing eith Italian blood" and the others😭😭😭
The third portion of Unexpectancy uses several leitmotifs from the earlier songs.
In order, they are:
The Death that I Deservioli (Lap 2 theme)
Cold Spaghetti (Pizzascape B)
Oregano Mirage (Oregano Desert theme)
Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play (Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator theme)
Tombstone Arizona (Wasteyard theme)
16:42 there goes the last hit to pizza head and flying off to the air
I'd forgotten you'd covered Pizza Tower vgm! I wasn't big into the game until recently, and I saw the community post where you mentioned your sub increase was due in most part to your Pizza Tower content. I CAN SEE WHY! I love that you are doing more of your riff/improv stuff because that has to be my favorite part of every cover you've done. You rock, SPG!
16:50 thanks for making me realize that there's the same amen break used in ultrakill's soundtrack in pizza tower LMAOOOO
if im not wrong it actually is the exact same from castle vein
those are just really quickly arranged drums in this case, castle vein uses an actual break
@@Skokapus thanks for nerd emojing me, I gotta pay more atention to the diference lol 😅
Pizza Tower is a game, that it may look good at first glance, but when you play it and experience even just the music, IT'S A MASTERPIECE!
It doesn't matter how many times you've played the fight, you HAVE to strike a taunt in sync with each orchestra hit in the OST
You can infact hear in the background of 3 sometimes that a bit of parts of "a death that i deservioli" are played.
A little fun fact about Unexpectancy part 1: It is actually a remix of a very old track the game's composer made for another project, with the track known as "Betrace - Calculator Fight". It really shows how much the composer's skills have improved over time if you compare the two.
7:28 the voices in unexpectancy part 2 come from the song "After You Get What You Want, You Dont Want It" by Billy Murray
Thanks for being the 500th person to let us know. ;)
5:00 completely broke my brain wtf lmao, dude I just found your channel wth lol. My brain just blew up from that musical interjection you just laid down bro. You earned yourself a sub. 👍
It’s the funny post guy
@@SigmaScooterSquad me?
the last story
the very end
throws everything, and the kitchen sink at you
all of the songs, all of the mechanics, all of the tricks
such a good song
and then the chaser ....
Literally the only bad thing about Unexpectancy...
...is that it ends.
the good thing about Pizza Time is how it NEVER ENDS !!
@@strangefishman7635 i see what you did there
@@strangefishman7635pizza time never ends
Pizza time never ends.
@@strangefishman7635it ends
2:27-2:29 sounds kinda as sonics ring loss
UNEXPECTANCY part III you can hear a bit of THE DEATH THAT I DESERVIOLY
You want, you don't want
You want, you don't want
At all
At all
Me cause tired of me cause
Me cause tired of me cause
Gotta Love That Leitmof of Oragano Desert, it just sounds... Emotional let's say
Part 2 melted my brain, stirred it into a slurry, then somehow it came back together. I think it’s more the mindfuck and how it throws everything at me that keeps me coming back to listen to it. I feel like Mr Sauceman knew this would either convey the chaos of phase 2 or it would be too weird for fans… and it paid off really well.
Some people finding this part annoying and without rhythm
A lot of people didnt catch this so if anyone didnt listen!
In unexpectency part 3 it mixes a LOT of songs from the game in general. Someone the ones i could hear are
The death that i deservioli - LAP 2 13:39
Cold spaghetti 14:29
TombStone Arizona - WasteYard 15:03
Oregano Mirage - Oregano Desert 15:36
Celsius Troubles - Refrigerator-Refrigerador-Freezerator B 16:43
YOU KNOW A GAMES SOUNDTRACK IS AMAZING IF YOU CAN COMBINE MULTIPLE SONGS AND IT STILL SOUNDS AMAZING
You’ve probably already seen something saying this, but Unexpectancy Part 2 samples a song from the 1920s called “When You Get What You Want, You Don’t Want It,” which is very fitting for the character you’re fighting in the boss, which is quite cool.
part 2 is so different from the other parts, and yet it doesn't feel out of place in a bad way. it might be my favorite piece from the entire game because of the wacky sampling that somehow works perfectly with the intense drums and guitars.
During part 2, while I don't remember the exact commercial name, the voice clips come from an old commercial that talked about selfish kids, claiming how just as kids get something they want, they no longer want it. The clips used make up the "lyrics":
You want
You don't want it
You want
You don't want it
You want
You don't want it
At all
At all
The usage of the clips also reflects the antagonist's character very well, which is a really nice added detail to the song.
The sling was called “when you get what you want you don’t want it”
When I first heard the song in the Pizza Tower Final Boss video, I noted that the vocals in the music and how the song played reminded me of the old timey 1930's rubberhose cartoons, like what you hear in Popeye the Sailor or the old Looney Tunes shorts!
This make sense for PizzaHead, a villain who's got this whole cartoony wackiness to him!
I loved part one so much bc you got so many of the 90's vibes and sounds correctly. The solos in this one were on point too. Love the videos!
Part 2 voices and melody are from "When you get what you want you don't want it"
I love how it goes from decent boss music to a really cartoony and chill and then it goes absolutely insane
To be fair, that’s basically the whole fight except it’s your character that goes insane
Tenebre Rosso Sangue, its a song you need to listen to, its from the ultrakill soundtrack, its legendary
Calzonification is really cool too if you have an interest in westerns, given the context of the boss it was used on and the duel-style it has
16:36 In This part of Key Change, SAVE THE WORLD From Undertale fits perfectly... I can't hear This without SAVE anymore...
Pizza Tower is just wonderful altogether, it has mind blowing good music, very insane gameplay, and just amazing overall.
I like how Part 3 has the Lap 2 motif because you’re having a second round with all the bosses.
The song they sample in part 2 is a song from the 50s called “when you get what you want you don’t want it” and the way it relates to the boss fight (specifically phase 2) is very interesting, but I’m not the most qualified to describe it (and I’m on mobile, so typing is a tad difficult) I recommend the comments on the video of the song, they explain it very well! Long story short however, the phase 2 boss is this cartoony character called pizza head who’s attacks involve frivolous discarding of items, and most of the levels could be interpreted (at least in the higher floors) as businesses he started, then abandoned
Unexpectancy Pt 3 has many leit-motifs from many other pizza tower songs, including oregano mirage (Oregano Desert), and don’t pre-heat your oven because if you do the song won’t play (R.R.F)
14:44 except Mr. Sauceman didn't come up with it.
You also pointed out how it sounds similar to Megalovania at points, IE Toby Fox music, and you're right on the money.
Mr. Sauceman is a Homestuck fan, Toby Fox being one of the key musicians for that series, and the combination of chiptunes, guitars, and orchestra, is the core identity of Homestuck's sound.
Megalovania even made an appearance within Homestuck, years prior to Undertale starting development, Toby puts that track in pretty much everything he works on.
For an excellent reference point, I reccomend comparing this track to Cascade from Homestuck, since it fills the exact same role of twisting all the musical range of its respective property into a single exemplary piece.
The top result for searching Cascade _is_ the accompanying animation it was made for, but the album version has some differences if I remember correctly, so I'd just say to use the full video.
Be warned that it IS 13 entire minutes long.
What I love about Unexpectancy (Part 3) is that how well mixed-in the arpeggios (that are similar to the ones in "The Death That I Deservioli") are!
I like watching these videos as someone who isn't a native speaker and wants to learn how to describe music properly (it's also very convenient that it's associated with Pizza Tower which captured my interest just a few days ago and became one of my most favorite games over the last couple of years). Now I'll be able to say something else other than "Good", "Amazing", "Beautiful" and etc. lol
Unexpectedly 1: the music gives you a big feeling your going against the final opponent the opponent throws back old enemys you've met before
Unexpectedly 2:
You managed to defeat the opponent but a true opponent was within it gives you a confusion feeling meeting the opponent
Unexpectedly 3:you finally beated the unexpected opponent or did you the opponent not having a single scratch makes you feel uncomfortable even though you attacked the opponent with all your might but the opponent brings out the recent opponents you've defeated before you feel hopeless but... A raging anger alights within you the opponents feared you show your full rage causing another grand war unexpectedly 4:
you now come face to face with your last you kept punching the opponent to the skies now with a final blow you smash the opponents head into the tower
I fell in love with this game, and its soundtrack separately. It's just a coincidence that it happened at the same time.
Honestly, I find that all the songs are good, as the lowest song is still a bop. The worst songs in the game are good, only called "the worst" because they are surpassed by excellence.
Did y'all know the sample voices as The Melodies in the second phase were actually from a Pizza commercial
Great video man! You should totally check out more of the OST.
I suggest:
Cold Spaghetti
Tombstone Arizona
Tropical Crust
Bite the Crust
Tubular Trash Zone
PIZZA TIME NEVER ENDS (followed by Rise and shine, campers!)
There’s a bone in my spaghetti!
Thousand March
Bye Bye There!
Pizza Mayhem (With Vocals or Without)
Even if you’ve already listened to the best song in the game doesn’t mean there isn’t more gems in it!
Part 2 specifically samples "After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It At All", by Irving Berlin.
I love the fact he’s not too strict on the music and is just enjoying it. You rock man.
Unexpectancy part 2 is basically just tom morello plus the avalanches and i love it.
Unexpectancy is so much like Megalovania in the way the music starts out with a simple tune that, after about 8 measures, gains an orchestra and goes absolutely ham. Even the note progression is similar. Absolutely fantastic OST.
The damn ICE LEVEL AND GRAVEYARD LEVEL GOT SOME KICKASS MOTIFS IN PART 3.
I really suggest doing the boss tracks along with thousand march from pizza Tower's WAR level, cuz theyre all FRICKIN AMAZING
you should make a video on the rest of the boss themes! (Calzonification, pumpin' hot stuff, and pizza time never ends)
Unexpectancy goes from "I really shouldn't be here" to "i don't know what the fck is going on " to "I am going to beat the shit out of you" which is why it is my favorite track in the game because it does such an amazing job at telling the story of the boss battle AND backing the player up. It first establishes the oppressive atmosphere of the boss fight while also mirroring the player's expectations. It then turns into a song that completely subverts the player's expectations, much like the pizzahead reveal, while also reminding the player that they're still fighting the final boss. And finally part 3 subverts the player's expectations one final time by backing up Peppino instead, essentially turning into your boss theme because by this point, Peppino is pissed and the player already knows how to beat these bosses (easily) and they're probably going "I don't care, I'll just do it again." And it transitions from a sort of "get out of my way!" Feeling to "it's just you and me... but not for long."
All around one of the most thoughtfully composed tracks I've ever heard.
And as the title of the three part theme says. Unexpectancy is the name of the level this plays on cause you never expect what's coming up when it does
If you end up doing another video on Pizza Tower, then the game's Floor 4 levels contain some absolute bangers. In my opinion, it's the floor with the best overall soundtrack, and the songs get nowhere near enough appreciation! I'd personally recommend:
- Way of the Pig
- Pizza Engineer
- Tubular Trash Zone
- Pizza Time Never Ends
4 and 5 have all of the best music
Although I really love the entire thing. The stage themes in those floors are just on a different level
Don't forget the "Bye Bye There".
Both Gnome Forest songs as well
@@barstoolblethins8428 everybody wanna be a superstar
You forgot all the R-R-F songs
Phase 1: The final boss's theme
Phase 2: The true final boss's theme
Phase 3: The main characters theme. It embodies the phrase "I'm not trapped in here with you, your trapped in here with me!"
If you’re going to check out more Pizza Tower music, I highly recommend Yeehaw Deliveryboy as a track that doesn’t get nearly as much attention as it deserves.
Cane B just uploaded a remix of that song!
7:04 best part of the song imo.
THANK YOU, Im really happy watching your reactions to this track! First time i listened to part 2 got me kinda hypnotized but curious about what was coming after!
Needless to say, i was listening to the whole ost that evening
Seeing the smile grow on your face as it uses the leitmotif from hot spaghetti (PLEASE LISTEN TO IF YOU HAVEN’T) is just, it’s all of us. 14:05
If you like chiptune with electric guitar and other rock instruments, look no further than Splatoon’s multiplayer tracks. You should definitely check out the songs by the fictional in-universe band Chirpy Chips, especially the song Blitz It! Those songs are absolute bangers
15:36 is oregano desert