"Hey guys, just finished up the boss battle theme for this game!" "Great job, Tim! We're sure it'll fit perfectly with the silly-looking monsters!" "....the what?" "All the bosses in this game are funny monsters, Tim. It's a kids' game, after all." "...." "....Did you not know what the boss fights in this game looked like, Tim?" "I thought the bosses would be more...I don't know, intimidating?" "Well, what kind of music did you write for them, then?" "....So the thing is-"
Somewhere, there is an extremely terrifying and powerful/well made cyberpunk video game boss called "Giga cyber titan" with simple, child-friendly boss music
@@timm-from-hit-game-papa-louieA computer hacker is a person skilled in IT who achieves goals using non-standard means. Modifying the SNES hardware to get better audio out of it is hacking the hardware, so you were originally correct.
Fun fact: Mike Follin is the true underrated brother, he didn't do music, but he was a programmer. He's also the reason Tim and Geoff entered the gaming industry, as he requested Tim to make music for his 1st game Subterranean Stryker. All of the Follin brothers are now off doing other careers, Geoff is now a primary teacher and part-time teacher but he occasionally does music. Tim has a family, having 2 school-age children. Mike went on to be a ordained minister at a church.
Totally late reply, but funny enough I thought that sounded familiar. If you go watch a playthrough of Spiderman and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge, that same laugh SFX is used in Wolverine's first stage.
@@HiddenGemVGM The only real difference is the pitch of the sample. As Sh said, it's the same composer, Tim Follin, so it's definitely the same sample.
Considering the mission changes from "retrieve stolen goods" to "complete genocide", yeah. Pretty much. This isn't even a joke; Plok straight-up says he was gonna wipe out the Fleas for stealing his shit.
It's weird you never see Tim Follin and Carpenter Brut in the same room together... And when you try to, either-one goes missing! (And someone always forgets to close that damn window...)
MaskedKoopaKid1453 True that, Plok is one of the best SNES games in my collection, it's unbelievably difficult later in but beating it was so satisfying ^~^
this just loosely reminded me, funnily enough so long ago now, christ - but when i was about 5/6 years old id play the Beach level and every so often genuinely just start doing other things/playing with other toys with the song in the background, because i loved it so much
"hey tim so what do you want the boss theme to sound like?" tim: so you know that feeling you get when there's an intruder in your home but you have a flame thrower"
Actual fucking wizard, Tim Follet, uses DST channel to do both monster laugh and drum track at the same time. Japanese engineers still stumped to this day.
"I am every grain of sand. I am pebble. I am boulder. I am mountain. I am planet. I am everything and everywhere. I am beyond the mortal realm. I. AM..." ~Rockyfella (in the Plok webcomic)
0:46 that build up towards that DROP gets me hyped af every single time I’m surprised to see this track blow up these recent few years, I really wish the Follin brothers got the recognition they deserved back in the day
@@aiexzs i mean lots of other jobs are like that, playing football is a hobby but some people do that for a living, so is being an artist, author, chef, etc etc
Yep. Cave Story, The Binding of Isaac, Kirby Airride (it was underrated, even as a Kirby game) and many more... *And I was just naming very few modern ones.*
There was a time when 9-year-old-me would put my SNES on pause after bopping the Bobbins Bros. and jam the hell out to this song. Nobody, neither my classmates nor friends, knew who or what a "Plok" was at the time, so I truly felt like the only one in the world that appreciated this wonderful game and its legendary tunes (ESPECIALLY this one!) 20 years later and this absolute bop of a song has over 2 million views (on this video alone) and has a full-on reputation for being one of the greatest boss themes ever conceived. Absolutely mind-blowing to see what was such an obscure piece spread to grace the eardrums of folks worldwide and gain such a huge following!
As an owner of an original SNES cartridge of "Plok!" I can safely say that we are a few chosen ones that got to experience this wacky platformer and its utter *_A$$BLASTING_* soundtrack on their TVs back in the day Also for the ones that do not know what the referal to Hotline Miami is: Look up "Roller Mobster" by Carpenter Brut It will make sense then
oh of course this was composed by tim follin. it doesn't even say it was him but i could just guess because everything he ever wrote was just an all-encompassing banger.
The whole soundtrack to this game is spectacular. Look up Tim Follin, he did music for quite a few not so popular (or good) games. All his music is amazing.
@@HandyDandyHandium Geoff (RIP) did most of the musical work on Plok, and although you would have to check with Tim to be certain, this track is definitely Geoff's style with the "scary" music.
This song being in this game is like bringing a shotgun to a paintball fight This song being in this game is like winning a beauty contest wearing kevlar
I am so happy to live knowing that this upload of the boss theme has 1 million views, i suggest those who have never played/heard of plok to either play it, or just give the rest of the soundtrack a listen, genuinely some good shit considering this is on the SNES and done by the follin brothers.
I definitely hear the Hotline Miami vibes, but personally the drums sounds more like a heavy metal-type beat. The snare on 1 and 3 is what does it for me!
This track is made by Tim Follin. He's done a lot of game soundtracks like silver surfer and pictionary on the NES. He also did a lot of computer game soundtracks. Personally, I'd recommend his 1 bit ZX Spectrum tracks, the kind of things he was able to do in those is insane.
The ZX Spectrum was a poor 8-bit though. Normally 8 bit systems have 4 colors on a sprite (Nes and C64) but some like the master system and some home computers can have more but the zx spectrum has less than any of them and has a poor soundchip.
I like how at the beginning the Follin brothers were probably like "Okay, we have this child friendly platformer and we need to make a boss track for it. Let's make a haunted house type theme and add a rhythm with snare drums." And then after making 26 seconds of audio they decided "Nah lets make some blood pumping music that objectively should not be in this game." And I'm all for it.
Ok so this video is 12 years old so I don't know who's going to see it but my god the samples for the music in this game are straight up incredible The guitar sample sounds like an actual fuzz guitar, something even modern MIDI artists/samples suck at replicating. WELL DONE
this sounds like fuzz??????????????????????????????????? it sounds nothing like it tbh. maybe very close approximations at best but in no way is this realistic. although it sounds good in its own right, idk what midi artists or sample packs you're looking at but these are samples from the roland jv series
@@snesmochaim and Geoff often did the most realistic music for their chips, look up more of their stuff, also this rip is crusty af, listen to Plokfan's.
the musical representation of getting into an abandoned haunted estate while being armed head to toe with holy weapons. The laugh bits is the ghost hunter cracking up as he sees the ghouls and ghosts trying to escape from him
I know it's a bit late but RIP Geoff, thank you for making the greatest boss theme on the SNES possible. I wish Tim Follin had an online presence as strong as Jeroen Tel. It would be nice if he saw how much his brother will be missed.
"Guess you aren't ready for that, but your kids are gonna love it!" -Tim Follins after traveling back in time to 1993 and inventing synthwave 16 years ahead of schedule
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if you guys didnt hear, Geoff Follin has passed away due to pancreatic cancer. May his legacy live on with these soundtracks RIP
F 🫡
Rip
F...
F...
That's so sad
I once saw some describe this as "starting out as a haunted house track then turning into Hotline Miami" and it's so incredibly accurate.
Do you like hurting monsters?
@@seronymus yeah.
Maybe because it’s y know the top comment
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Hey guess what
@@NynaSunner chicken butt 😲
“Clubs haunted”
“What?”
*puts on Rooster mask*
“Clubs haunted”
Comment of the decade
I read the last part like a tape recorder XD
This is the funny
what’s this a reference to? I’ve heard something very similar to this but I can’t put my finger on it.
@@bus7343 it’s referencing hotline Miami, and something else but I’m not sure
Plok was scared, very scared, of the monster that lay before him. But then, he noticed a shotgun.
Insert Rocket Raccoon going "OH... yeah..." here.
The monster was scared, very scared of Plok with a shotgun.
And a Tiger mask
“Tank this you fucking bully!”
take it easy on those pills boss
I wonder, did Tim Follin even see what bosses Plok was fighting, or did he just assume it was the end of the world?
Both.
the two guys were kinda scary tho
"Hey guys, just finished up the boss battle theme for this game!"
"Great job, Tim! We're sure it'll fit perfectly with the silly-looking monsters!"
"....the what?"
"All the bosses in this game are funny monsters, Tim. It's a kids' game, after all."
"...."
"....Did you not know what the boss fights in this game looked like, Tim?"
"I thought the bosses would be more...I don't know, intimidating?"
"Well, what kind of music did you write for them, then?"
"....So the thing is-"
gotta get a grip
Can the world go on if Plok fails?
Somewhere, there is an extremely terrifying and powerful/well made cyberpunk video game boss called "Giga cyber titan" with simple, child-friendly boss music
Bro I got hit with the sidequest marker reading this.
The exchange
Closest I can think of is Star Dream from Kirby Planet Robobot.
@@saltystick_99 closest I can think is the cyberdemon from doom
@@ramccarthy2144 cyberdemon's theme is nowhere near simple and child-friendly though
When the G falls off from Graveyard
Raveyard now
This is one of my favorite youtube comments
that actually reminds me of a song from symphony of the night
Ohh yess!! :D
@@_Tzer This was actually one of the top comments on one of the symphony of the night uploads!
A boss theme so freaking hard, Shigeru Miyamoto thought the developers *hacked an SNES* to make it happen.
they didn't think they hacked a snes they thought they modded the snes hardware
@@amimirmimir512 so...hacked
@@drdingaling Ah, my mistake. Thanks for making it clearer
@@timm-from-hit-game-papa-louieA computer hacker is a person skilled in IT who achieves goals using non-standard means. Modifying the SNES hardware to get better audio out of it is hacking the hardware, so you were originally correct.
I think that was referring to the title theme
"Ok Tim, it's just a children's game. Nothing too crazy for boss fights."
Tim: Drop it with the might of an angry god, got it.
man did the same for pictionary, truly we do not deserve him
the madman did 7/4 time signatures for the ost of plok! and used very weird sounds, what a beast
With the might of ZEUS!
I think this is the only time where the "don't go too crazy" joke actually applies
yeah Tim was pretty much a wizard when it came to exploiting the sound cards on game systems and pushing them beyond their known limits.
bro why the beat on this song hit so hard
literally goes from "the skeleton appears" to "psychopathic tendencies involving a cranium as a weapon"
The shift in tone you described goes as hard as the tune itself. Good job.
Wait is the latter description the Comic Sans bossfight?
@@massgunner4152 no i quite literally mean you rip someone's head and spine out of their neck and beat their friend to death with your new flail
"Excercise caution when aggravating my temperrrrr"
...your own cranium, or someone else's?
0:00: You're locked in with the monsters!
0:29: *The monsters are locked in with you*
sums up the game perfectly ;)
do you like hurting other people?
I'm not trapped in here with you, you're trapped in here with me!! >=]
oOoOoOOOOoOOoO story of undertale
let the play begin *puts on Duke mask*
Fun fact: Mike Follin is the true underrated brother, he didn't do music, but he was a programmer. He's also the reason Tim and Geoff entered the gaming industry, as he requested Tim to make music for his 1st game Subterranean Stryker. All of the Follin brothers are now off doing other careers, Geoff is now a primary teacher and part-time teacher but he occasionally does music. Tim has a family, having 2 school-age children. Mike went on to be a ordained minister at a church.
Yeah he's underrated but of course most of this game's sound credit is Tim and Geoff, and the driver was programmed by Mike Webb and Stephen Ruddy.
Tim became a game developer himself and released 2 games, Contradiction and At Dead of Night
@@zenksren8206AT DEAD OF NIGHT??? I didn’t know he was THAT cracked!
@@zenksren8206nice
Ordained minister at church, that means he'll have children of his own... or rather...to his own.
The music artist making this was like “Looks like you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it!”
I understood that reference
@@princebapalapashamalamadin7712 Thought we wouldn't notice, but we did.
Your*
Sackboy oh snap thanks for pointing that out
Tim Follin is a music god amongst men
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that he managed to make it sound like an actual laugh. That is not a preexisting sound effect.
Totally late reply, but funny enough I thought that sounded familiar. If you go watch a playthrough of Spiderman and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge, that same laugh SFX is used in Wolverine's first stage.
@@zr0cool okay so its used in like, one other game anybody remembers
@@gavindillon1486 because its the same composer for both games bruh
NANI
@@HiddenGemVGM The only real difference is the pitch of the sample. As Sh said, it's the same composer, Tim Follin, so it's definitely the same sample.
tfw you accidentally invent synthwave while composing for a random failed mascot platformer in 93.
Welp underground electronic music in late 80s was basically synthwave
Good game tho, Universe was just against em.
this game is awesome I own it
this is the only thing i recognize from plok. i had only heard the name in passing before i found this. w h y i s t h i s s u c h a g o o d s o n g .
Bruh
This track quickly goes from "You're trapped in here with a boss" to "The boss is trapped in here with you" and I love it.
When the drop hits, that's when it turns into Hotline Miami.
Considering the mission changes from "retrieve stolen goods" to "complete genocide", yeah. Pretty much.
This isn't even a joke; Plok straight-up says he was gonna wipe out the Fleas for stealing his shit.
@@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69 he's been diddled one too many times
yep.
@@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69彼は根っからのノミ嫌いだからね
This track has the most aggressive bassline I've ever heard out of a SNES. Are we absolutely sure GOST didn't have a hand in this?
Damn, you're right. S/T, Skull and Behemoth definitely sound similar.
Add a bit of distortion and you have a Gost track.
nah, this is Tim Follin, baby!
Iirc, Nintendo thought that Tim Follin had modified the SNES to produce sound like this.
Was tempted to like this comment, but then I saw it had 666 updoots
@@RockLikeABoss not anymore lmao
Went from Spooky haunted house music to "DO YOU LIKE HURTING OTHER PEOPLE"
i was born with plok skin
No, it went from cheesy alien to your second comment.
DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE
The boss fights in this game are pretty badass so it’s fitting
do you like haunting people?
Carpenter brut got sent through a time anomaly and was like “guess I’ll work on plok”
It's weird you never see Tim Follin and Carpenter Brut in the same room together...
And when you try to, either-one goes missing!
(And someone always forgets to close that damn window...)
Carpenter Brut appreciation comments are always heartwarming. Here, have a like.
@@llDbGll nice 50 blessings pfp
@@Da_ComputerMonster Why'd any of the Follin brothers want to be in the same room as that guy?
haven't seen you in a while jack, good to see you still rock the sydney porn pfp
In just under 40 seconds, the same evil laugh intended to menace you begins to sound like it might be coming _from_ you.
When big Sargie boy asks you for your war face, so mockingly, and he gets the war face.
It’s DEFINITELY coming from us. Plok is a damn maniac.
This appeared in my recommendations. I have no idea what Plok is. I’m not disappointed.
The greatest game hero-now-comic-book-superstar ever.
MaskedKoopaKid1453 True that, Plok is one of the best SNES games in my collection, it's unbelievably difficult later in but beating it was so satisfying ^~^
I think plok might be a cross between a wizard from the kkk and dr. Zoidberg
Same
@@wetlandsoftoledofauna9228 mcdonald's kk fan
This song is much more intimidating than the actual bosses!
+I fight for my friends. I'm sorry but three battle toad bodied set of teeth is fucking horrifying.
That's because each time they see you (Ike), they lost most of their manliness. ;)
Except for the Bobbins Bros.
Accept no Substitutions, they are called the Bobbins Bros. Their names are Milton, Marshal, and Irving.
*_R O C K Y F E L L A_*
It goes from watch out for ghosts to watch out for the police
*Bad Boys song plays far in the distance*
Goes from 1990s haunted house music to hotline Miami so fucking fast
Late night illegal ghost investigation while also being on the lookout for the cops.
N3T B4X
Which hotline Miami song?
No, it goes from watch out for cheesy aliens to watch out for the police.
"Oh damn this slaps, what's this from?"
"Plok on the SNES"
"What?"
Your profile pic is perfect here
@@sweetwheatsy "You're dead meat..." - The Biker
@@HankJWimbleton-v1m ""2"meat Dead re'Youeere ___-___tcalll san amblsujcance" - The Biker
this just loosely reminded me, funnily enough
so long ago now, christ - but when i was about 5/6 years old id play the Beach level and every so often genuinely just start doing other things/playing with other toys with the song in the background, because i loved it so much
Basically gwimbly.
THIS SONG DID NOT HAVE TO GO AS HARD AS IT DID AND WHOEVER MADE IT IS WELL AWARE
His name's Tim Follin
Listen to the Solstice main theme on NES which was made by the same guy
@@silverthecatastrophic5270 and Geoff Follin
He was probably thinking "is this the best I can doooo"
@@adrian_zombturtle148 It's not. Look up more of their work :3
0:29
When the boss enemy stops monologing and you go back into first person.
Fuckin A lmao
1000th like
@sample text NOOOOOO
sample text ᶠᵘᶜᵏ
@@Toxin_Glitch fucking gill is the worst boss ever
Rest in peace, Geoff. He's off writing bangers in the sky now
"hey tim so what do you want the boss theme to sound like?"
tim: so you know that feeling you get when there's an intruder in your home but you have a flame thrower"
Give Tim an NES soundchip, he becomes a god.
But give him an SNES soundchip, and he becomes *the fucking holder of the universe itself*
amazing statement 0:29 goosebumps
So he'd still be a god?
Actual fucking wizard, Tim Follet, uses DST channel to do both monster laugh and drum track at the same time. Japanese engineers still stumped to this day.
Same can even be said for the YM2612 (Genesis soundchip). He made a soundtrack on Time Trax that's even FM only. No PSG or PCM used.
holy shiet a jon woo reference
Damn I thought this was plok not hotline Miami
Ikr
Plok Line Miami
Meme Eggs you’re so creative
It sounds more like need for madness
Carpenter Plok!
PLOK! Boss theme walked so Synthwave could run.
no
@@bloodcats44 Yes.
@@bloodcats44 why not? It’s pretty similar in structure to synthwave/darkwave
@@GrugBonkers you say that like thos song isn't already sprinting
it sounds like synthwave needs to run from this
"I am every grain of sand.
I am pebble.
I am boulder.
I am mountain.
I am planet.
I am everything and everywhere.
I am beyond the mortal realm.
I. AM..."
~Rockyfella (in the Plok webcomic)
There's a webcomic of Plok?
@@spiralgodking9877 Yup. Made by the creators of the game.
Whereee
Thanks for letting me know a plok webcomic existed
i cannot find it. the website took it off lmao
I’m honestly glad youtube recommended me something that’s actually good
IT BOGGLES MY MIND THAT THIS COMES FROM A SNES GAME
That's Tim Follin for you.
and an awful snes game at that
@@IWillBethreatheYou wdym plok is a good game
@@joaonitro5149
Ele só é meio complicado, típico de plataformas europeus da época.
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This song went from “Haunted Mansion Level in Mario” to “Do you like hurting other people?”
Original
0:46 that build up towards that DROP gets me hyped af every single time
I’m surprised to see this track blow up these recent few years, I really wish the Follin brothers got the recognition they deserved back in the day
1.6k likes without calling your pfp cringe
cringe pfp
@@chilldededeit's just Pokemon
@@akurio64 bro's just jealous lmao
@@chilldedede i can hear your sobs from here
@@chilldededededede fell off
Rest easy Geoff Follin. You were a legend when it came to video game composing.
So this is Scrimblo Bimblo, the Lovable Scrunko.
zoomer memes are just hieroglyphs at this point
@@ChocolateYoshi they are, i'm gen z and not even i get it at this point
@@elijahbradley704 it aint even a zoomer meme its just from a very funny tweet making fun of Smash players
I thought it was Simon Prebble, the Lovable AI.
Put him in, Sakurai.
Carpenter Brut - Roller Plokster
Carpenter Brut - Le Plok
You both win
Carpenter Brut - Plok Effect
Carpenter Brut - Plok Killer
Plok Hurricane
Better beatswitch than sicko mode...and this was dropped in 1993
69 likes
Fax
Big facts.
Mega facts
Most songs dropped in the 1990s are better than sicko mode ngl
Dude could have had an EDM career but left to become a priest. Mad man and mad respect.
It was Mike Follin that became a priest, not Tim or Geoff. Geoff is a teacher and Tim has a family.
@@VGMPlusTim is a game developer, and has made some impressive games like At Dead of Night.
@@KOOPAS1234 saying tim is a game developer is like saying you do a hobby for a living
@@aiexzs i mean lots of other jobs are like that, playing football is a hobby but some people do that for a living, so is being an artist, author, chef, etc etc
@@bleakds i think my point was very clear
One of the best songs ever composed on the SNES, hands down.
Would have guessed Genesis first
One of the?
@@SPCooki34 There's still the rest of the Plok soundtrack
@@yeerbles6473 not to mention the amazing library of music on SNES in general, though Follin always comes out on top
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Synthwave in the SNES age, Follin was ahead of his time
EYTPS I don't think you know what synthwave is
@@6abial This is more when this type of music was just called T E C H N O
...Not synthwave.
@@EdgieAlias dark synthwave
@@OtterVal Darkwave, dude.
Why does underrated games that I find have the best soundtracks
This *S l a p s*
I totally agree with you, Kakyoin.
Yep. Cave Story, The Binding of Isaac, Kirby Airride (it was underrated, even as a Kirby game) and many more...
*And I was just naming very few modern ones.*
@@niche8137 numbercrackers is stupid with instruments.
@@karar.kendall4872 Numbercrackers?
OMG I HAVE THIS GAME
There was a time when 9-year-old-me would put my SNES on pause after bopping the Bobbins Bros. and jam the hell out to this song. Nobody, neither my classmates nor friends, knew who or what a "Plok" was at the time, so I truly felt like the only one in the world that appreciated this wonderful game and its legendary tunes (ESPECIALLY this one!)
20 years later and this absolute bop of a song has over 2 million views (on this video alone) and has a full-on reputation for being one of the greatest boss themes ever conceived. Absolutely mind-blowing to see what was such an obscure piece spread to grace the eardrums of folks worldwide and gain such a huge following!
ゲーム自体は人気なかったものね(T_T)
As an owner of an original SNES cartridge of "Plok!" I can safely say that we are a few chosen ones that got to experience this wacky platformer and its utter *_A$$BLASTING_* soundtrack on their TVs back in the day
Also for the ones that do not know what the referal to Hotline Miami is: Look up "Roller Mobster" by Carpenter Brut
It will make sense then
I didnt know you owned of this game
if you don't catch the Hotline Miami reference, please play Hotline Miami.
who's that character on your pfp? looks familiar
I think most people are here solely because of Hotline Miami lol
i own bitcoin.
oh of course this was composed by tim follin. it doesn't even say it was him but i could just guess because everything he ever wrote was just an all-encompassing banger.
It's true, even the music he did for Thomas The Tank Engine SNES is phenomenal
@@theedwardian ok brb
@@Dryfloorsign well? what did you think?
@@mango4554 impressive but i forgot tim probably knew what tomas the tank engine is.
Never even heard of this game but goddamn this some hype boss music
Hidden gem for sure. You need some badass music when 3 bobbins Brothers are stomping you out
The whole soundtrack to this game is spectacular. Look up Tim Follin, he did music for quite a few not so popular (or good) games. All his music is amazing.
"None of you seem to understand. I'm not trapped in here with *_you._* You're trapped in here with *_me."_*
"do you enjoy harming other fellas?"
-rick from telephone chicago
Phone call l.A
Telegram Ohio
Why does Telephone Chicago not sound absolutely ridiculous
DM Detroit
Collect Call Tallahassee
man this theme is so good it doesn't even have any dislikes
This is the only reason i like that there are not dislikes
@Lucas Gonzalez shhhh, just let him have this
@Lucas Gonzalez how do we tell him boys? woosh.
@Lucas Gonzalez You are being wooshed
@@SeSmokki he’s being ironic
Rest in peace, Geoff. Your music will always inspire and terrify me on a profoundly strange level.
Tim, live long and prosper.
The co-composer died, not the the composer dw
@@HandyDandyHandium .... yeah and we can still miss him ?
@@HandyDandyHandium Geoff (RIP) did most of the musical work on Plok, and although you would have to check with Tim to be certain, this track is definitely Geoff's style with the "scary" music.
This song being in this game is like bringing a shotgun to a paintball fight
This song being in this game is like winning a beauty contest wearing kevlar
WHY DOES IT GO SO HARD?!
@@RolynRoseOfficial the magic of tim follin
Ngl plok the character would probably bring a shotgun to a paintball fight
@@cosmiceyness
彼ならやりかねませんね
0:00 - Oh this is cool I guess
0:29 - OH OK
0:49 - *OH FUCK*
The entire thing was OH FUCK
3:10 at the end hits especially hard
What the ....
@@LolaTheGardevoirwhy do I keep seeing you everywhere lol
Honestly, this song sounds more like something out of a Genesis game than a SNES game.
Maybe because the snes use samples. You can record a genesis instrument and use it.
Probably because of how synthetic it sounds. The Mega Drive has a synthesizer.
Reminds me of something you'd hear in a streets of rage game
It's because of tim follin guys
maybe because it's music. The genesis had music too.
RIP Geoff Follin, you will live on forever through your work.
I am here after hearing the news of Geoff Follin, rest in peace, you legendary man.
Plok for smash
:,(
I'd buy a Nintendo just for that.
*at least let him be an assist trophy*
@@Bacony_Cakes yes.
@@budakbaongsiah same
RIP, Geoff Follin. I'll always admire you as a composer.
There's a reason Plok only has one Boss theme, and it's because Plok is the boss.
before the drop: "be afraid, be very afraid"
after the drop: the only thing they fear is you
Finally, Plok’s OST gets recognition.
a fight happened like literally in front of me at my school while i was listening to this
Better get some popcorn 'cuz shit's boutta go down in that fight
I am so happy to live knowing that this upload of the boss theme has 1 million views, i suggest those who have never played/heard of plok to either play it, or just give the rest of the soundtrack a listen, genuinely some good shit considering this is on the SNES and done by the follin brothers.
You read my mind like a book!
2 million now. Check it
3 million now, let's go
伸び悩んでいますね(T_T)
nearing 4
RIP Geoff, one of the greats gone forever.
I definitely hear the Hotline Miami vibes, but personally the drums sounds more like a heavy metal-type beat. The snare on 1 and 3 is what does it for me!
Exactly, sounds like Nine Inch Nails or something to me!
I dont neccessarily hear the hotline miami vibes, care to elaborate?
@@lemonisafruit5984 No
Kinda if rammstein made a fast but light song
@@kwabecikuwu9161 gfys
Mario's the nice one, Sonic is the cool one, Crash is evading taxes in florida, banjo's the chill one.
Plok is the dangerous one.
Plok is out here hitting percasults on Bowser, Savage/Warrior style
What About Mega Man 0:11
カズーイは?
プロクにはもう少し王としての自覚を持ってほしい
i mean, yeah, he DID completely wipe out an entire SPECIES just because they stole his flag. i wouldn't wanna mess with that type of guy, personally.
@@sinisterthewormguyyes
This track is made by Tim Follin. He's done a lot of game soundtracks like silver surfer and pictionary on the NES. He also did a lot of computer game soundtracks. Personally, I'd recommend his 1 bit ZX Spectrum tracks, the kind of things he was able to do in those is insane.
Seeing he made the Pictionary OSt makes both that and this make a lot more sense to me.
Also check out solstice, arguably one of his most iconic soundtracks
The ZX Spectrum was a poor 8-bit though. Normally 8 bit systems have 4 colors on a sprite (Nes and C64) but some like the master system and some home computers can have more but the zx spectrum has less than any of them and has a poor soundchip.
@@JaxRetroGamerso?
I like how at the beginning the Follin brothers were probably like "Okay, we have this child friendly platformer and we need to make a boss track for it. Let's make a haunted house type theme and add a rhythm with snare drums."
And then after making 26 seconds of audio they decided "Nah lets make some blood pumping music that objectively should not be in this game."
And I'm all for it.
WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON YOU, LIMBS WILL FLY!!!!
First 30 secs: A kid's idea of a halloween party
The rest: An adult's idea of a halloween party
This should play when you get one of those "i am 100 meters away from your location, and approaching rapidly. Start running" messages.
Squidward did not survive that incident
Ok so this video is 12 years old so I don't know who's going to see it but my god the samples for the music in this game are straight up incredible
The guitar sample sounds like an actual fuzz guitar, something even modern MIDI artists/samples suck at replicating. WELL DONE
Ikr?
this sounds like fuzz??????????????????????????????????? it sounds nothing like it tbh. maybe very close approximations at best but in no way is this realistic. although it sounds good in its own right, idk what midi artists or sample packs you're looking at but these are samples from the roland jv series
@@snesmocha It's on different songs.
@@snesmochaim and Geoff often did the most realistic music for their chips, look up more of their stuff, also this rip is crusty af, listen to Plokfan's.
I didnt know the snes had the capability to drop the beat like an atom bomb but i guess in the right hands it does
Actual fucking wizard Tim Follin wasn't aware of what "limits" were
David wise is another good composer who pushed the limits of SNES music
“This is pretty good. I can see why Miyamoto-“
0:28
“Oh my god...”
What is this from?
@@andrewferrante5267 Vinesauce Vinny in his forgotten mascot platformers stream.
@@jamesalexander5559 got a timestamp for it?
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan ua-cam.com/video/u-3NDv6bF2s/v-deo.html
@@jamesalexander5559 Everything is connected to Vinesauce.
!\\Plok assault in progress//!
This went from Monster Mash to Hotline Miami real fast
Goodbye Geoff! Thank you for this, and many more amazing pieces.
terraria boss fight mixed in with the Payday 2 police assault music, then knotted together with pixels
This is too true
and a little bit of hotline miami
"knotted together with pixels"
Yes, Terraria is very well-known for its high-definition, hyper-realistic graphics.
@@Humming_with_the_Lamb and a dash of Giorgio Moroder
@@centri-sol they are high-def. pixels tho.
Going from haunted house to hotline Miami
Exactly
nice ifunny joke
Well, are they wrong?
@@DeadHandtheSurvivor no but that did come straight off of iFunny. That's how i found this damn song
haunted miami
Somebody really put out the hardest track of the SNES era for a game called "Plok!"
rest in paradise geoff, one of the best to ever do it
I love how the beat just sounds like marching or clapping. It feels like the songs telling me to stay in line
Wtf thats funny
yeah-
God damn this music is INSANE. Like levels above most boss themes in the 1990's. Really ahead of its time.
This damn near gave me a heart attack when I first heard it. An experience I'd want to experience again.
Here after hearing the news that Geoff passed.
0:25
Plok:none of you seem to understand, im not locked in here with you...
0:30
Plok: you're locked in here with me!
You're plok'd in here with me
My man made a banger electro music on Snes
IT WAS FUCKING PLOK, TIM. IT WAS PLOK!!!!
the musical representation of getting into an abandoned haunted estate while being armed head to toe with holy weapons.
The laugh bits is the ghost hunter cracking up as he sees the ghouls and ghosts trying to escape from him
怖！😱
Plok really is like a sleeper hit. Never caught on back in the day, pretty popular many, many years after it's release
海外では知名度凄いの？
recently I started playing Doom, and I gotta say... this music would not be a bad choice for fighting off a hellspawned demon boss.
This is pretty good for the Marauder.
Classic Doom on SNES.
The song went from luigi's mansion directly to hotline miami☠️☠️☠️
If somebody is making a fool out of Plok, then they are gonna pay...
-Plok
that's an actual game line. The Plok procceds to grab a effing flamethrower
Wait, this is the actual ost? I've been listening to this thinking it was a siivagunner rip for years! This bangs hard
SNES has some of the best tracks in their time. This has aged like the finest of wines. The evil laugh is just too good.
I was completly baffled by Earthbound OST but holy shit now this is another tier !
exactly
This, Porkey Means Business, and Dancing Mad are the best battle themes in all of SNES.
I know it's a bit late but RIP Geoff, thank you for making the greatest boss theme on the SNES possible. I wish Tim Follin had an online presence as strong as Jeroen Tel. It would be nice if he saw how much his brother will be missed.
I don't think there's a better drop in video game history than 0:29
Check out Solstice's title screen also composed by Tim Follin
@@Plasmarielあれは難しいゲームです
数分で積みました(T_T)
So much to say that, Earthbound - Pokey Means Business and Plok - Boss has literally the biggest drops of the entire video game history.
@@zanithony1276yo cte/pmb mentioned⁉️
BRO THIS SLAPS
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Nitro Rad wasn't lying when he went crazy about this song, daaaaaamn
"Guess you aren't ready for that, but your kids are gonna love it!"
-Tim Follins after traveling back in time to 1993 and inventing synthwave 16 years ahead of schedule