And weirdly enough, when you finally got past that guy. He rarely ever did a move to try to get past you, despite not even 5 seconds ago he had clearly faster bike. Or how else would he be able to stay in front of you like that.
November 27, 2019: I'm looking at the tax on my salary when Italy theme pops into my head seemingly at random, despite not having heard it since playing this game as a kid in the 90's. Glad I was able to find it and confirm it was from this game. The human mind is weird.
@@shane__8015 it took a lot of effort to kill it off. First, the dreadful RR3 SMD and SCD games, then the crap 3D0 game with PSX and Saturn ports. Then Road Rash 3D, Road Rash: Jailbreak. Pure trash, each and every one.
Gotta add, Brazil theme is literally a Heavy Metal remix of a Jazz song by legendary composers Jaco Pastorius/Herbie Hancock. (Kuru Speak Like a Child) Yep, on a Genesis game. Just insanely awesome.
Ah, Brazil. By far my single favorite Genesis tune without debate. The build up of it is pretty grand, personally like how at one point you could hear all the instruments at it go head to head (including the chirps) and as a result, you could tell that the Composer was going balls crazy.
Holy shit. Talk about cyclical discovery: - As a kid, Brazil was my favorite song in the entire game. - Parents listened to Weather Report as I was growing up. - Didn't really start getting into Weather Report until a few years ago. - Find out a song I loved as a kid was ripped off from a musician I grew up listening to and now love because the devs loved his work too. This is a small, small world we live in.
Hell yeah man! My brother and I would play this all the time. We would knock the cop down and park our bikes on him for an endless loop of "ooh oh oh ah ah ooh ah" Need to find that sound byte haha.
This game has given me the urge to knock down motorcycle cops with a club. Shortly before I do that I realize that doing so would have terrible real life consequences... XD
Few things in video games are as cathartic as knocking opponents from their bikes in Road Rash, specially when it's the cops, there's something about beating the cops that makes it more fun than beating the other opponents.
Maybe a little too far, I think a lot of the game was kind of a downgrade from Road Rash 2. You had the new gameplay features but I think it is the worst performing game of the three, you can almost count the frame rate on one hand... may have been too ambitious, and it's surprising that it was so bad after Skitchin, which is the smoothest of the "Road Rash" games.
This was the first game I played that had a Brazil stage (My home country) and I freaked the fuck out, I never thought I'd ever see Brazil in any video game ever. Actually, before that there was street fighter, but I kinda fucking hated it, all other countries get cool ass characters, and we got a fucking monster XD.
That part at the 1:50 ish mark sounds less like midi notes played in a scripted sequence and more like they were taking input from a player on a actual drumset that was triggered up. Really bizarre and cool
Yes! Also considering digital drumsets might have already had MIDI capability back then, either that or Don Veca sequenced this with a lot of care and attention to detail to make it sound "humanized".
this game sounded and felt very... experimental, even though it was the third installment of the Road Rash series. Its compressed sprites and gritty, crunchy sound effects didn't seem polished at all. With that said, I really love this game. The soundtrack, the tracks, the gameplay, it all felt great when playing.
Fantastic game, even with it's faults. The brutal frame rate made avoiding oncoming obstacles almost impossible sometimes, and I could've done with a few more countries - but you can't complain with a Genesis game with this quality and scope. Nevertheless the sound is a big part of the draw, making it the most appealing of the three to me.
What's interesting about this Road Rash ost is that it is the first to use PSG squares accompanying the FM instruments. In general I think Road Rash 3 had the best music although the title themes of the first two were pretty good aswell with those 80's Robert Palmer drum samples. Close call but I still think 3 is the best musically.
Badass soundtrack with some dope compositions but some instrumentations could have been "beefier". I also like how the Japan & Italy tracks are based on folk songs, respectively Sakura Sakura & Tarantella Napoletana (do the others tracks are based on anything?).
That's one of the little problems with FM synthesis, since it's based on a root frequency + its higher harmonics it's really hard to get a "fat" sound with a lot of crisp harmonic overtones. I wish western developers had caught on to the way Hitoshi Sakimoto did it--your music's root notes are in very low octaves (low frequencies) which then you can turn up the MULT on the other operators to get richer harmonic overtones while keeping that "fatness." The problem with the patches on games like this is they want to get that electric guitar crunch and it gets dangerously close to thin digital noise.
Thanx for the explanation. I've yet to get into Mega Drive music composition (it's planned) but until then I like all these details. Thunder Force IV has some pretty beefy guitar sounds, some of my fav' on the system.
Not as good as the first two game's OSTs thanks to the thinner sounding instrument choices imo, but I'll say, these compositions are FANTASTIC. I especially love the title, Italy, and Tokyo themes. In fact, I wonder how this might sound with Rob Hubbard's instruments in his driver. (Not just instruments from the Road Rash games, this includes John Madden Football, Desert Strike, and others)
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🏁 Finish 🏁 YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! YEAH!
When you could never get in front of Lucky Luc as he threw oil at you....
And weirdly enough, when you finally got past that guy. He rarely ever did a move to try to get past you, despite not even 5 seconds ago he had clearly faster bike. Or how else would he be able to stay in front of you like that.
Back when EA wasn't scum. I miss 90s EA.
Nunchucks on front cover of the game - actually $1.49 DLC.
@@will5948 Haha! Spot on.
Yes we miss EA
When they made electronic art.
galenwolf Shaq Fu.
November 27, 2019: I'm looking at the tax on my salary when Italy theme pops into my head seemingly at random, despite not having heard it since playing this game as a kid in the 90's. Glad I was able to find it and confirm it was from this game. The human mind is weird.
LMAOOOOOO😂 that always happens to me, and thats why im now AGAIN headbanging to RR 3 ost, bcuz of the Italy badass tune, ye mind is a mistery😂🎸 \m/
Brazil= Carnival
UK= Rule Britannia
Germany= Rosamundo
Italy= Tarantella
Tokyo= Sakura
Kenya=Tribal drums
Australia=???
Thanks ! I was really looking for Rosamunde. I think the Australian theme is entirely original. (Not 100% sure)
1:33 lol, insane drum solo xD!!
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"As much as I love the orchestral cinematic sound of the Super Nintendo I also love the gritty heavy metal sound of the Genesis too."
The Genesis knows how to make better guitars and basses than the SNES
9-bit compressed cinematic orchestra. 'As much as I glorify my Alabama trailerpark childhood.' more like.
@@TheNintendochannel64 Hope you enjoy the remakes on my channel
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Goood quote
One of the most underrated games of all time...
THIS GAME WAS THE BOMB. I'm russian and i have ps 3 and ps 4 but FUCK IT. Sega Mega Drive still 1st
It's blasphemy that this series is dead....wtf actually
@@shane__8015 I think genre is very niche for modern market. If it's not press A to win action game or another souls game, it won't sell
@@shane__8015 Thats actual EA for you, my friend
@@shane__8015 it took a lot of effort to kill it off. First, the dreadful RR3 SMD and SCD games, then the crap 3D0 game with PSX and Saturn ports. Then Road Rash 3D, Road Rash: Jailbreak. Pure trash, each and every one.
Almost 25 years and I still remember " UUF 5UNS" for the Black Bike. Awesome childhood
Best soundtrack of the trilogy on Genesis. Big reason why it's my favorite of the series.
me too !!
No way m this sounds much worse and is the worst sounding of the trilogy.
@@Adamtendo_player_1 Hard disagree.
I'm really digging Kenya's theme. That's a strong ass melody.
me too !!!
Gotta add, Brazil theme is literally a Heavy Metal remix of a Jazz song by legendary composers Jaco Pastorius/Herbie Hancock. (Kuru Speak Like a Child)
Yep, on a Genesis game. Just insanely awesome.
Ah, Brazil. By far my single favorite Genesis tune without debate. The build up of it is pretty grand, personally like how at one point you could hear all the instruments at it go head to head (including the chirps) and as a result, you could tell that the Composer was going balls crazy.
7:03, right? \o/
@@MikeJackson690 Yes !!! love that part
вернулся на 30 лет назад! СПАСИБО! :) очень крутая тема на 13-ой минуте!
20:18... To this day I still find myself humming the hook from this track.
It's actually a part of a classic italian dance piece. The gerne is tarantella but I can't remember the name.
@@needmorebrain Tarantella Napoletana
The bassline on that Brazil theme is lifted straight out of Jaco Pastorius' "Kuru/Speak Like a Child" from his self-titled album.
wow that's interesting
On a similar note, the riff in the Germany theme starting at 17:18 feels way too close to Return To Forever's "The Magician" to be a coincidence.
Holy shit. Talk about cyclical discovery:
- As a kid, Brazil was my favorite song in the entire game.
- Parents listened to Weather Report as I was growing up.
- Didn't really start getting into Weather Report until a few years ago.
- Find out a song I loved as a kid was ripped off from a musician I grew up listening to and now love because the devs loved his work too.
This is a small, small world we live in.
The jazz fusion roots of this rock music is awesome
Wow! Totally true.
Thanks for the data.
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Супер вещь ,, играл все части , не забываем это игру досехпор ,Лаки Лак бесил постоянно
Ронда это мужик или баба? 30 лет мучает вопрос )
@@talgatsuieubaev1786 Woman
Hell yeah man! My brother and I would play this all the time. We would knock the cop down and park our bikes on him for an endless loop of "ooh oh oh ah ah ooh ah" Need to find that sound byte haha.
Fuck yea dude
This game has given me the urge to knock down motorcycle cops with a club. Shortly before I do that I realize that doing so would have terrible real life consequences... XD
I remember that, I did the same thing lmaoooo
Few things in video games are as cathartic as knocking opponents from their bikes in Road Rash, specially when it's the cops, there's something about beating the cops that makes it more fun than beating the other opponents.
The Brazil stage and Kenya stage music where are my favourite and it's totally badass
Electronic Arts made such amazing games for the Genesis.
I love how the songs in this game sounded like engine and road sounds
Помню как в 90ых собирал на даче смородину ведро, чтобы продать и купить именно эту игру за 160 рублей:))
Ahhhh!!!! I miss the crowbar hit sound!!!! Best weapon
Actually nunchucks are the best)But to each its own)
Ikira double stick
*CLANK*
The chain was amazzzing
@@Nepu-fan yup
Italy and Tokyo will be my most favourite theme ever on this game since my childhood till this day!
Трек из Токио просто разъ*бывает))
Best Soundtrack ever
awesome! you've uploaded all road rash games. Thanks a lot. IMO Road Rash 3 was kind of ahead of its time.
Maybe a little too far, I think a lot of the game was kind of a downgrade from Road Rash 2. You had the new gameplay features but I think it is the worst performing game of the three, you can almost count the frame rate on one hand... may have been too ambitious, and it's surprising that it was so bad after Skitchin, which is the smoothest of the "Road Rash" games.
Though I think the better performance of Skitchin has to do with the fact that it doesn't have 3D hills, and that might hurt a Road Rash game.
04:47 HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE
carnaval hue
Brazil stage hahaha.
Melhor musica do jogo kkk. The best sound game.
Cha cha
I have this cranked on my bike. The reactions I get let me know who's still cool.
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Awesome 🤣
This was the first game I played that had a Brazil stage (My home country) and I freaked the fuck out, I never thought I'd ever see Brazil in any video game ever.
Actually, before that there was street fighter, but I kinda fucking hated it, all other countries get cool ass characters, and we got a fucking monster XD.
For the hardware available at the time, EA pulled a home run. Phenomenal game.
Agreed !!!
Ty man. Brought back so many memories and battles with Lucky Luc, public enemy#1, belladonna, madame X etc
After so many years I just realized that P. E. No. 1 means that
@@guillermofrancella08 I asked my mom what it meant one day while playing this game. I always called her 'PENO' until that day. Understandable bro 😄
1. Start up Road Redemption.
2. Turn music volume down.
3. Load this video, set to loop.
4. Crack skulls all day long.
Thought about this game today after last playing it about 20 years ago. Great highway driving music.
Nothing beats hitting your opponents with weapons to throw them off there bikes. Ahh yes the 90s
as a drummer, i think germany's is the coolest
Listen to fast as a shark by Accept. Always got the same vibe.
That part at the 1:50 ish mark sounds less like midi notes played in a scripted sequence and more like they were taking input from a player on a actual drumset that was triggered up.
Really bizarre and cool
It's entirely possible, according to this, Don Veca coded his own MIDI-based sound driver www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/Don_Veca
Yes! Also considering digital drumsets might have already had MIDI capability back then, either that or Don Veca sequenced this with a lot of care and attention to detail to make it sound "humanized".
this game sounded and felt very... experimental, even though it was the third installment of the Road Rash series. Its compressed sprites and gritty, crunchy sound effects didn't seem polished at all.
With that said, I really love this game. The soundtrack, the tracks, the gameplay, it all felt great when playing.
I think what it is was that RR3 really pressed the limits of the sega genesis hardware at the time
The first section of the Italy theme from 20:24 to 20:48 is a little reference to the opening of Movement 4 of Mendelssohn's Italian Symphony
Man that Brazil track is a banger even in today
It sure is, my favorite
Fantastic game, even with it's faults. The brutal frame rate made avoiding oncoming obstacles almost impossible sometimes, and I could've done with a few more countries - but you can't complain with a Genesis game with this quality and scope. Nevertheless the sound is a big part of the draw, making it the most appealing of the three to me.
UK and Japan my favourites
United Kingdom is elite, love how the track break down
This is still one of the best game soundtracks out there. It goes way harder than it has any right to.
Nostalgic at its maximum splendor
ностальгия
Better than 90% of nowadays songs. Sadly
Badass soundtrack
What's interesting about this Road Rash ost is that it is the first to use PSG squares accompanying the FM instruments. In general I think Road Rash 3 had the best music although the title themes of the first two were pretty good aswell with those 80's Robert Palmer drum samples. Close call but I still think 3 is the best musically.
😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍 my favourite game from child
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Badass soundtrack with some dope compositions but some instrumentations could have been "beefier". I also like how the Japan & Italy tracks are based on folk songs, respectively Sakura Sakura & Tarantella Napoletana (do the others tracks are based on anything?).
That's one of the little problems with FM synthesis, since it's based on a root frequency + its higher harmonics it's really hard to get a "fat" sound with a lot of crisp harmonic overtones. I wish western developers had caught on to the way Hitoshi Sakimoto did it--your music's root notes are in very low octaves (low frequencies) which then you can turn up the MULT on the other operators to get richer harmonic overtones while keeping that "fatness." The problem with the patches on games like this is they want to get that electric guitar crunch and it gets dangerously close to thin digital noise.
Thanx for the explanation. I've yet to get into Mega Drive music composition (it's planned) but until then I like all these details. Thunder Force IV has some pretty beefy guitar sounds, some of my fav' on the system.
@@DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL Ding ding ding! Couldn't have explained it any better!
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@@ryzmaker11 you should check out the guitars in Cosmic Carnage/MMPR The Movie. They're amazing.
I wasn’t a 90s kid. But I played this on an emulator like 6 years ago. Was really fun.
Love this OST! They are all amazing but my favourite are Germany, title, Italy and UK
This music kicks ass.
This game was the pinnacle of my childhood
The Germany one gives me PTSD from me trying to not slide in those snowy curves
THIS SLAPS
Мне 21, но этот трип по саундтрекам из Сега игр, уф. Тини Тун, Зиро Толеранс, Рэмбо, Экко Дельфин, сега лучшая консоль тилл зис дей
Pre-loot box EA ftw. I love the whole soundtrack but 7:03 is pure euphoria! \o/
1:47 - 2:07 mark INTENSE !!!
Best of all games
Hearing these track makes me feel like I'm doing 150 and catching mad air off of ramps while passing NPCs eternally
Ohh this game… played in in my cousins room back in 98. Still looove this song🤪
17:50 fuck. yes. those goddamn drums, man....fuckin insanity considering it's in a game. bass parts are awesome as well.
It's about damn time!
It still makes no sense to me that they chose to make Japan's track be so short when Japan is consistently the longest race of each level it's on...
Its been like 20 or 25 years but I still remember UK song
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Sick dude sick!
Ah i miss my childhood days :/
UK all the way!!!
epica
Wow this takes me back!
Aí sim jogo de moto
Raaaadical!
best ever for all generation
Real arts
I'm Brazilian and the Brazil theme is great bla bla bla etc. but Italy's remix is just perfect...
Top demais, muito melhor do que muita coisa atual. Br play
SEGA.... Nintetndon"t....
Not my favourite soundtracks, but they definitely fit the game. Thanks for uploading.
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Damn this is good
Opened Isle of man tt video (first person view) + Germany music ... intense stuff
AGES 6+
Lol this would be so impossible in our society today
Hmm... bits of the Title Screen/Australia sound almost exactly like Urban Strike
Same composer - Don Veca)
True Roooooock! 🤘😮
MY LOVE GAME❤❤❤❤❤😊
nanana es clave esto paapá
!!
10:00 go around the world
Резался в детстве покайфу игра
12:22 👍💣💣💣
Okay son, why are you love heavy metal so much???
Crowbar time.
Holy HELL does Italy slap!
Not as good as the first two game's OSTs thanks to the thinner sounding instrument choices imo, but I'll say, these compositions are FANTASTIC. I especially love the title, Italy, and Tokyo themes. In fact, I wonder how this might sound with Rob Hubbard's instruments in his driver. (Not just instruments from the Road Rash games, this includes John Madden Football, Desert Strike, and others)
I agree that I think Road Rash 2 is a better game, but I love the soundtrack to Road Rash 3 more.
*LikeD*
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Мля моя любимая играаа на сеге
My favourite tracks in the game are for Australia, Kenya and Italy.