This was recorded using a real first generation Game Boy (mine). Most other versions on UA-cam have inaccurate audio because they were recorded with a poor quality emulator. Enjoy! *EDIT:* Before you quote lines from some Dilbert meme or from Ariston, be aware that this has already been done a hundred times.
I would love to find an accurate Gameboy emulator, for ripping tunes. James Bond and GTA2, dude, I would kill to get accurate recordings of them! How did you record this off your Gameboy?
@@joeshlong9614 I came back to this tune and was surprised to see some replies to my old comment. Yeah, you're absolutely right. But it's still kinda funny to think about Robocop as an emo JRPG hero, maybe taking an angsty drag on a cigarette, as opposed to simply a regular man dealing with losing his identity, becoming a literal object and coping with his continued existence while still believing in his mission.
Charlie Brooker nailed it when he said for the menu music for a gameboy game there was no need for it to be this good. Love the fact someone’s just absolutely gone to town and put everything they had into it.
Who ever would have thought this hauntingly beautiful piece of music would come from a Game Boy port of an Amiga port of an arcade game based on an action movie that came out three years prior.
@@roberthazelby4424 No offense but that version is inferior. Its faster tempo and bouncier composition ruin the melancholy feel. IMO its the original or nothing.
@@ignaciocue i love that. i always wondered why this track strikes such a chord but i think you got it. the composer really tried to make something special for the heart of Robocop and it shows
It's amazing but heartbreaking at the same time that this song doesn't make you think of Robocop, but the man who became Robocop, Officer Murphy, his Family, his Memories and coming to terms that he's now a Machine
imagine going to the register with a 99 cent cd and handing it to the cashier along with a 1 dollar bill and going "you can keep the change" with a big smile on your face
The composer gave an interview where he said he loved the challenge of trying to get the most out of very limited hardware. Once the technology advanced and those limitations no longer existed, he didn't enjoy it as much and retired from making music
More likely 1988 during childhood, waiting with a friend in an other room with a soda that the cassette ended loading the game, hearing beautiful music as a signal you will at last play the game.
Christmas night....playing this on my new game boy eating quality street in my warm bed. I thank my parents for a great life x how I miss those days...
This takes me back to summer 1991, my friend Johnny loaned me this game to take with me up to my grandparents' cottage on Georgian Bay. My dad was coming up on Friday evening on the GO Train so we had to pick him at the temporary Barrie, ON station. This meant a lot of time in the car and waiting, and this game kept me busy. After finishing a game I ended up back on the title screen and actually stopped to listen to this tune properly for the first time. As a kid I hadn't really been that bothered about music but this was a step towards unlocking that appreciation in me. Thank you for sharing this!
Where's Barrie? Yeah great music. Similar I just remember playing the game boy RoboCop in my pyjamas while waiting for double dragon on the tv at about 8 in the morning haha
Haha I always seem to hear Canadians downplaying their country but I think you have a vast country you can be proud of. Like to see it one day if I get over lol
This music conjures bittersweet emotions, like the euphoric rush of falling in love for the first time...Clearly, the ideal theme for a game about a murdered police officer struggling to regain his humanity and avenge his death after he's resurrected as the robotic slave of a greedy corporation in a dystopian, ultra-violent Detroit.
@@niceanddestroyed you're right, I mean I'm sure the composer from the Elder Scrolls games is from Tamriel too. God knows you can't make music to match a mood or environment unless you've lived in it yourself.
He doesn't own the rights to the songs he makes for video games. The company paying for them does. In this case, Ocean or Nintendo. He might have some say though.
@BradTheProducer there were so many good composers. tim follin did that song. Jeroen Tel is another god of composing though tel at least composed for some good and known games unlike follin. often the only good part of a game follin worked on was his music.
Okay this is how badass this composition is... 11 yrs old at school in my home-country Zimbabwe. A friend lets me play this game on his gameboy and I'm blown away by the game itself but moreso the theme tune! Wrote some words to it a few later and then life took over... I'm 40 now and out of nowhere this piece pops up in my mind. I'm gonna have to get in touch with the holders of the rights to this. I have to accomplish the mission which is to bring forth an inter-dimensional hip-hop masterpiece that will also in it's own way be an ode to such a golden era. Thank you for posting - it's on loop.......
An open source game called Space Station 13 has appropriated this tune for one it's themes, there are several remixes by their community, you would probably enjoy giving them a listen, I think for Space Station a popular remix is Title 2.
@Layne Krusz that clown? OH yeah that's a sprite inside SS13. usually the clown is the one who does the worst stuff and most senseless things on the station. the crew's likely going to get your character killed through sheer incompetence, but that clown... he's gonna do it accidentally with STYLE!
You're right. Only found out about this one because of "RoboCop (Gameboy) - Title Theme Remix by Iceferno [Request #11]" from Iceferno Pro which has a NOSTALGIA vibe to it, that is why it makes one sad I believe.
One day these old school game composers are going to get the recognition they deserve and be held up there with classical composers. Until that day the few who truly appreciate them salute you. Legendary piece from Jonathan Dunn.
Nah the movie is exceptionally well crafted, it not one of the best movies of its era for any nostalgic or cheesy reasons, it has an excellent script, amazing performances from all the main characters and it looks suitably brilliant with that Verhoeven genius laced all over
I sometimes wonder if songs like this were made independently of the game. Just a composer doing their own thing, then putting it into a game because back then you weren't gonna get a music publisher to make CDs/Cassettes of songs from 8 bit computers.
@@derkommissar4986 I prefer the simpler Spectrum version to the Commodore one, but that mix is pretty good. Not sure why they uploaded it the Pets and Animals UA-cam category though, lol
"What's your name?" "Alex Murphy, Detroit Police department." "No, let's try that again." _Dr. Faxx types away at a keyboard._ "What's your name?" "...RoboCop, OCP Crime Prevention Unit."
Jonathan Dunn, you mastermind. This track is peak gameboy music to me personally. I've been playing this every so often ever since I first heard it some maybe 10 years ago. Such a classic tune.
Man, when I had this game as a kid I think I legitimately spent more time on the title screen listening to this than actually playing the damn thing (which I recall being unforgivably difficult)
A sad theme for a sad story. Robocop is a pretty sad story when you think about it. A Heroic Man loses his life protecting society from evil, only to be brought back to life and forced to sacrifice his very humanity and the ones he loved to continue to protect them and society from evil.
@@quagthias ua-cam.com/video/XaleXk6pZNw/v-deo.html Just past the 58 minute mark. Bosman playing Tetris 99 to chat-submitted music tracks. (Spoiler alert: guess how he did with this masterpiece in the background?)
Found this after it was brought up on an outside Xbox compilation of best music in video games. Didn't get why it was so good the first listen. Found myself humming it and listened again. Genuinely feel the loss and sadness in the song, and now can't stop listening to it. What an absolute belter.
Most likely because they weren't allowed. The stupid thing with these licenced games was that they usually didn't have permission to use most or all music from the movie. Which was probably a good thing in the long run, since we're able to enjoy their unique soundtracks today without eternal copyright problems. This composer used a few bars of the Robocop theme in his Level 1 music though. On a similar note, the first version of Robocop for Gameboy had voice samples saying "Robocop" and "Thank you for your cooperation" between levels, but those samples were removed in later prints of the game. I'm guessing due to a copyright/licence issue.
I would listen to the menu music after getting Game Over in this game. Robocop was hard. It's like the menu is patting on you on the back "Good Try kid"
This was recorded using a real first generation Game Boy (mine). Most other versions on UA-cam have inaccurate audio because they were recorded with a poor quality emulator. Enjoy! *EDIT:* Before you quote lines from some Dilbert meme or from Ariston, be aware that this has already been done a hundred times.
Prizm Thanks for uploading this, I really appreciate it!
I like to play this theme on my SNES through Super GameBoy, and turn the TV volume to max.
I would love to find an accurate Gameboy emulator, for ripping tunes. James Bond and GTA2, dude, I would kill to get accurate recordings of them! How did you record this off your Gameboy?
Welfz Twingo Furs I would assume hooking into the headphone jack.
@@CharX782 he has an iphone and he dosent have a jack and he has airpods.
“So John, what’re you calling this one?”
“The memory of her still burns.”
“Too long. Let’s just stick with Title Theme.”
I would have been completely fine if this played over the first 10 minutes of Robocop 2, where Anne goes to visit Murph in the OCP lab.
@@crazyrabbitssomeone synced those scenes with Jon Dunn's arranged version. Very heartfelt.
Producer: Hey John are you ready to do the Robocop Title Theme?
Johnathan Dunn fresh after being dumped: Yeah sure
best comment on youtube
Proceeds to make this absolute banger
*Johnathan Dunn fresh after taking a dump: Yeah sure
ftfy
It's based on the main theme from the Heartburn--a 1986 movie about the breakdown of a marriage--so you're not far off.
@@mammothplant omg its pogman clover man
This gives off such a melancholy feel the perfect song for a broken heart. So long my love
many people are saying this
agreed. just remembering all the memories i had with my nan before she was struck with dementia, how we yearn for what has been lost...
@@teratoma. +2
@@ClackShaw I too miss your nan. Some would say I yearn for her as well.
o7
Oh yea I forgot to tell you that I've always loved you
What does that come from
@@KingTurtle5 dilbert 2
Dustin errrr what? DILBERT FUCKING THREE
i cry every tiem
Choose life, son.
When you're Robocop, but you're going through some shit.
“I’m robocop, and so are you” - Big Boss
The whole point of Robocop is the point of him going through tough shit
@@joeshlong9614 I came back to this tune and was surprised to see some replies to my old comment.
Yeah, you're absolutely right. But it's still kinda funny to think about Robocop as an emo JRPG hero, maybe taking an angsty drag on a cigarette, as opposed to simply a regular man dealing with losing his identity, becoming a literal object and coping with his continued existence while still believing in his mission.
@@TSDT very true friend. Very funny indeed.
@@TSDTYes, but this music can work for either of those characterizations.
𝙳𝙴𝙷𝚄𝙼𝙰𝙽𝙸𝚉𝙴 𝚈𝙾𝚄𝚁𝚂𝙴𝙻𝙵 𝙰𝙽𝙳 𝙵𝙰𝙲𝙴 𝚃𝙾 𝙱𝙻𝙾𝙾𝙳𝚂𝙷𝙴𝙳
Fo shizzo
I forgot to say that I always loved you…
I can't believe how dumb you are
ranch or cool ranch?
Ranch or Cool Ranch?
Charlie Brooker nailed it when he said for the menu music for a gameboy game there was no need for it to be this good. Love the fact someone’s just absolutely gone to town and put everything they had into it.
When he appeared on desert island discs, this was one of his choices.
Dunn was crazy for that, Ocean tended to put out solidly OK movie tie-ins, and then you'd have a Dunn soundtrack on a whole other level!
Who ever would have thought this hauntingly beautiful piece of music would come from a Game Boy port of an Amiga port of an arcade game based on an action movie that came out three years prior.
technically this is a port of the Spectrum version.... the AY sound chip and the Gameboy sound chip are very similar
@@jaycee1980 Have you heard Allister Brimble's version of the Robocop title tune released on "The Spectrum Works" album? My word. It's just amazing.
@@roberthazelby4424 No offense but that version is inferior. Its faster tempo and bouncier composition ruin the melancholy feel. IMO its the original or nothing.
@@roberthazelby4424it’s a good version but this slower tempo game boy version just kills with its melancholy tones
This music piece has so much heart into it for no reason.
A perfect parable for humanity.
Not for no reason. This song perfectly captures the heart of RoboCop. It's melancholic, but hopeful, just like Murphy's story.
can robots cry?
So long my love
Jonathan Dunn doesn't phone it in.
I love the heroic Robocop theme, but I also feel this theme exemplifies the tragedy of Robocop well too.
"I can still feel them, but I don't remember them."
This song is unnecessarily well made.
OCEAN games always have incredible OST
Not unnecessarily. This song perfectly captures the heart of RoboCop. It's melancholic, but hopeful, just like Murphy's story.
@@ignaciocue i love that. i always wondered why this track strikes such a chord but i think you got it. the composer really tried to make something special for the heart of Robocop and it shows
As others have stated, the composers could give two shits about the game but thought robocop was dope. Can't blame them.
Welcome to the Grillzone
So long, my love…
many people are saying this
It's amazing but heartbreaking at the same time that this song doesn't make you think of Robocop, but the man who became Robocop, Officer Murphy, his Family, his Memories and coming to terms that he's now a Machine
If I ever find this game in a 99 cents store...
... *I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR*
I said that in Curry's when they offered me an Ariston washing machine, but they said the only accepted pounds sterling.
imagine going to the register with a 99 cent cd and handing it to the cashier along with a 1 dollar bill and going "you can keep the change" with a big smile on your face
😀
i come back to this video once in a while and i always remember your comment
@@ronaldrock Imagine doing the same thing but saying: "GIVE me my cent! Your move creep!"
Imagine making such an amazing track using a 4-bit sound chip.
Unfathomable.
Without fathom
Fathomless
The composer gave an interview where he said he loved the challenge of trying to get the most out of very limited hardware. Once the technology advanced and those limitations no longer existed, he didn't enjoy it as much and retired from making music
Totally should have had this track in the Robocop remake...
omg hi Guru!!
hello you
and the Oscar goes to...
Hello you I totally agree
Fancy seeing you here
Johnathan clearly was not paid enough....this is art
This really takes me back to 2555, when I was working on a remote space station.
Did everything go downhill?
More likely 1988 during childhood, waiting with a friend in an other room with a soda that the cassette ended loading the game, hearing beautiful music as a signal you will at last play the game.
@@niceanddestroyed He was talking about space station 13..
@@LoopHD is this a movie?
@@niceanddestroyed No, it's a game.
robo robo coooop, he's a robot and a coooop
I'm never not gonna hear this now.
Cop. And cop. And cop. And Robocop...
Still one of the greatest pieces of music ever written. Who says machines have no soul?
This was composed by a human........
@@All4Tanuki think he's talking about robocop as a character and his dilemna
ChatGPT does
Christmas night....playing this on my new game boy eating quality street in my warm bed. I thank my parents for a great life x how I miss those days...
beautiful :|
I love this description. Oh those days, how amazing they were!
I totally feel this comment…
You make something I've never experienced seem so vivid. Thankyou.
eating street? or eating skeet?
I got this game for Christmas in the late 80s and after all this time I have never forgotten this song. 😮
No Gameboy song should be this absolutely beautiful.
This takes me back to summer 1991, my friend Johnny loaned me this game to take with me up to my grandparents' cottage on Georgian Bay. My dad was coming up on Friday evening on the GO Train so we had to pick him at the temporary Barrie, ON station. This meant a lot of time in the car and waiting, and this game kept me busy. After finishing a game I ended up back on the title screen and actually stopped to listen to this tune properly for the first time. As a kid I hadn't really been that bothered about music but this was a step towards unlocking that appreciation in me. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing that moment 👍👍👍
Where's Barrie? Yeah great music. Similar I just remember playing the game boy RoboCop in my pyjamas while waiting for double dragon on the tv at about 8 in the morning haha
@@conorsmith8551 - Barrie is in Canada.
Nothing happens in Canada.
- From a Canadian
Haha I always seem to hear Canadians downplaying their country but I think you have a vast country you can be proud of. Like to see it one day if I get over lol
Fellow Canadian! Thanks for sharing such a gentle memory
And on...
And on...
And on...
And Ariston...
I remember that very advert from when I was very young!! Bloody washing machines!! Lol!!
i was just thinking that
They didn't credit the original composer in that ad!
bruh I’m in down bad bruh
@@jonasgrill1155 they didnt, but he was paid for it
Ranch or cool ranch
Isaac Guysaac r..ranch?
rob DOUBLE YOU STUPID FUCKING BITCH
Please don't kill me....
What does that come from
kingturtle5_ look up Dilbert 2 and 3
This gives off such a melancholy. Feel the perfect song for a lost loved one. So long grampa..
Robocop 3: Rise Of Dilbert
"Your move, creep."
"Ranch... or Cool Ranch?"
This music conjures bittersweet emotions, like the euphoric rush of falling in love for the first time...Clearly, the ideal theme for a game about a murdered police officer struggling to regain his humanity and avenge his death after he's resurrected as the robotic slave of a greedy corporation in a dystopian, ultra-violent Detroit.
Clearly
The guy who composed that was from Manchester UK. Detroit has very little to do with it.
@@niceanddestroyed robo cop takes place in Detroit.....
@@stalelemonproduction and..? The music still have nothing to do with Detroit. Does not sound even American.
@@niceanddestroyed you're right, I mean I'm sure the composer from the Elder Scrolls games is from Tamriel too. God knows you can't make music to match a mood or environment unless you've lived in it yourself.
Props to the Composer, this shit was WAY better than it needed to be for something that most people probably didn't pay attention to
and the sad thing about this is that when Ariston used the music for their ads, they never bothered to pay Jonathan Dunn any royalties
He doesn't own the rights to the songs he makes for video games. The company paying for them does. In this case, Ocean or Nintendo. He might have some say though.
I paid attention!!
If you think this is good, you should listen to the Pictionary for NES soundtrack.
@BradTheProducer there were so many good composers. tim follin did that song. Jeroen Tel is another god of composing though tel at least composed for some good and known games unlike follin. often the only good part of a game follin worked on was his music.
Welcome to the Space Station 13 crew, enjoy your stay.
*Wait...*
This is not the asteroid!
... This is LavaLand!
HELP CLOWN IS RAPING ME IN MAINT FUCKING HELP ME
@@ninetales53 since when did Quote have dialogue???
Shuriken Kat Since the spooky lost episode.
wwhy shrek is piss. why shrek is piss #italiano
many people are playing this. So long my love
Okay this is how badass this composition is... 11 yrs old at school in my home-country Zimbabwe. A friend lets me play this game on his gameboy and I'm blown away by the game itself but moreso the theme tune! Wrote some words to it a few later and then life took over... I'm 40 now and out of nowhere this piece pops up in my mind. I'm gonna have to get in touch with the holders of the rights to this. I have to accomplish the mission which is to bring forth an inter-dimensional hip-hop masterpiece that will also in it's own way be an ode to such a golden era. Thank you for posting - it's on loop.......
Let us know when you achieve this goal. Sounds like what the world needs right now.
An open source game called Space Station 13 has appropriated this tune for one it's themes, there are several remixes by their community, you would probably enjoy giving them a listen, I think for Space Station a popular remix is Title 2.
Thanks for the info, much appreciated
Any progress?
More power and blessings to you. We are waiting for it. Keep working on it and let us updated.
This gives off such a melancholy feel. So long my love...
Djugardens 👍
@@conorsmith8551 ayy!
RoboCop dreams of his wife and son while sitting in his recharge chair
Welcome to the station, crew. Enjoy your stay.
*bwoink* PM from Admeme: What happened between you, the clown, and that airlock?
@Layne Krusz It's a reference to a game called space station 13
@Layne Krusz You'll be ok
@Layne Krusz that clown? OH yeah that's a sprite inside SS13. usually the clown is the one who does the worst stuff and most senseless things on the station. the crew's likely going to get your character killed through sheer incompetence, but that clown... he's gonna do it accidentally with STYLE!
So long my love
this song goes on, and on, and on...
and Ariston...
Why I feel so sad listening this song but I cannot stop listening it.
Great theme, one of the best of Game Boy.
You're right. Only found out about this one because of "RoboCop (Gameboy) - Title Theme Remix by Iceferno [Request #11]" from Iceferno Pro which has a NOSTALGIA vibe to it, that is why it makes one sad I believe.
#italiano
When I hang my queen in chess:
“So long, my love..”
I can't believe this was played on BBC Radio 6...it's so sad and pretty!
seems to be a good radio station huh?
it was? Can you send a link to said broadcast, it would be much appreciated!
I need to know the context of this.
Not available anymore
This was broadcast as a part of Charlie Brooker's (Creator of Black Mirror) Desert Island discs for context of the original comment
I have somehow remembered this song after 30 years and still sing it in my head quite often... love it. A masterpiece....
One day these old school game composers are going to get the recognition they deserve and be held up there with classical composers. Until that day the few who truly appreciate them salute you. Legendary piece from Jonathan Dunn.
Thank you for this. It's little things like this, based off someone putting that extra effort in, that produces life's unexpected joys.
It’s truly insane if you think about, that this tune (like the movie itself) has no business being this good.
Nah the movie is exceptionally well crafted, it not one of the best movies of its era for any nostalgic or cheesy reasons, it has an excellent script, amazing performances from all the main characters and it looks suitably brilliant with that Verhoeven genius laced all over
It has every right to be this good.
Unironically beautiful, so long my love.
I sometimes wonder if songs like this were made independently of the game. Just a composer doing their own thing, then putting it into a game because back then you weren't gonna get a music publisher to make CDs/Cassettes of songs from 8 bit computers.
Probably the best Gameboy tune.Uncommon for a game like robocop i think ,sounds like a ballad
Search robocop.mp3, it sounds better
@@derkommissar4986 I prefer the simpler Spectrum version to the Commodore one, but that mix is pretty good. Not sure why they uploaded it the Pets and Animals UA-cam category though, lol
@@MrVidification lol xd
Search for Bomjack game over theme. It's the best imo
"Uncommon for a game like robocop"? This song perfectly captures the heart of RoboCop. It's melancholic, but hopeful, just like Murphy's story.
“Can love bloom on the streets of Old Detroit?”
He's a robot and a cop
Whoever scored this game should’ve been scoring movies, this song deserves better.
so long my love ❤
"And on....and on.....and on....and on and Ariston..."
Dead or alive, you're coming with me. Because I take my gameboy everywhere.
Ocean: Okay we need some title music, remember its just a robocop game for the gameboy so you don't have to work too hard on it
Jonathan Dunn: 🔥✍
"What's your name?"
"Alex Murphy, Detroit Police department."
"No, let's try that again."
_Dr. Faxx types away at a keyboard._
"What's your name?"
"...RoboCop, OCP Crime Prevention Unit."
legendary, Jonathan Dunn is a master
Jonathan Dunn, you mastermind. This track is peak gameboy music to me personally. I've been playing this every so often ever since I first heard it some maybe 10 years ago. Such a classic tune.
*"please don't kill me"*
"I'll let you go if you can answer this:
which came first, ranch or cool ranch?"
"what?"
@@fatcat1 "Ranch... or... cool ranch."
@@Doctorispie "Ranch?"
So long my love
Almost like the Twin Peaks intro got an upbeat remix. That's just me though.
Nah I feel it too, amigo.
#wow #woah
Man, when I had this game as a kid I think I legitimately spent more time on the title screen listening to this than actually playing the damn thing (which I recall being unforgivably difficult)
It was the calm before the storm
Me too. I’d fall asleep to it. My mother never understood why I just sat there w/o playing the game.
The new Robocop movie should put this as their end credits music. Would be great for nostalgia.
AnthonyUK what new robocop?
Yeet lmao
@@bers6666 It has 73 likes, so am taking that as 73 people who agree.
@@bers6666 And you think that insulting those people is going to prove you right?
@@part2jotaroandpals567 I heard rumors of a new-old Robocop film with the classic suit
elliot wasnt lyin bro, this bumps
yeahh dude he wasnt
Hell yeah he wasn’t
Jonathon Dunn did not have to go so hard. Went straight for the jugular on this title track
Anyone here from outside Xbox?
Yes
Joel
so good it makes me want to buy a washing machine
And on, and on, and on and ariston
I remember having my headphones plugged into my Gameboy jamming this over and over. Great song
A sad theme for a sad story. Robocop is a pretty sad story when you think about it. A Heroic Man loses his life protecting society from evil, only to be brought back to life and forced to
sacrifice his very humanity and the ones he loved to continue to protect them and society from evil.
The saddest songs are in major keys: this, ABBA, and Mozart.
The best songs*
@@Mkqvtlll They seem to affect us the most..
tell me about the depressing ABBA, I have a lean overplay-list as a sad-gay.
Flexing your music theory knowledge on a UA-cam recording of a meme Gameboy song. I like it.
@@nikif002 I also remember it being used to sell Ariston washing machines :)
We riot if we don't get a remaster of this theme in the new Robocop game
What came first… Ranch or Cool Ranch?
I lost count of how many times I’d just flip the Gameboy on to listen to this without actually playing
I did the same thing
Northern my lion my love
It's about a cop who is also a robot
and on, and on, and on and Ariston....
This gives off such a melancholy feel, perfect for a broken heart. So long my love
many people are saying this
@@Odrox
yes it’s odd. I don’t get it but maybe there’ll say what the point is.
Impressive title music and the Gameboy gets a near perfect port of the Commodore64 music.
Im gonna do it Dilbert, today I'm gonna do it.
Casual Friday?
this song gives off such a melancholy feel. perfect for a broken heart. so long my love...
Bosman, you've opened my eyes.
"That was the last time I saw my dad. At least with human eyes."
@@BradenAndEggs He's opened my segmented mantis eyes to the possibilities.
Please tell me where I can find this. I need Bosman bits since Bosman v Wozniak concluded.
@@quagthias ua-cam.com/video/XaleXk6pZNw/v-deo.html
Just past the 58 minute mark. Bosman playing Tetris 99 to chat-submitted music tracks. (Spoiler alert: guess how he did with this masterpiece in the background?)
I initially thought this was Tim Follin, but I'm very happy to discover another composer
There’s a time and place for anime. The time is now. The place is here
Found this after it was brought up on an outside Xbox compilation of best music in video games. Didn't get why it was so good the first listen. Found myself humming it and listened again. Genuinely feel the loss and sadness in the song, and now can't stop listening to it. What an absolute belter.
Same! It's amazing for a game I never even knew existed to make me feel this way with it's music
Me too
Thats where I found it too!! I agree 100% its so emotional and beautiful!
I get the same vibes from the Starcourt theme from Stranger things.... just seemed an easier time
Same
whoever they got to compose this was going hard
eggcellent
Which came first: Ranch or Cool Ranch?
I desperately want to learn to play this on literally any instrument
I was just thinking about busting out my melodica.
This transfers surprisingly naturally to guitar, I think the composer may have written some of it on guitar at least.
Your instrument may not be able to handle it
The era when British developers thought it was their job to just change the music to anything they liked, or maybe a rough approximation, if lucky
Most likely because they weren't allowed. The stupid thing with these licenced games was that they usually didn't have permission to use most or all music from the movie. Which was probably a good thing in the long run, since we're able to enjoy their unique soundtracks today without eternal copyright problems.
This composer used a few bars of the Robocop theme in his Level 1 music though.
On a similar note, the first version of Robocop for Gameboy had voice samples saying "Robocop" and "Thank you for your cooperation" between levels, but those samples were removed in later prints of the game. I'm guessing due to a copyright/licence issue.
This makes me feel like I'm waiting for shooters stream to start
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This theme must be from the 4th Robocop movie i must have missed, where Robocop went on a vacation to a tropical island.
Which came first? Ranch? Or Cool Ranch?
This brings back so many memories of when I played RoboCop for the GameBoy. The soundtrack went hard for an 8-bit portable game.
finally this is it. this is exactly how it is. if there's a way we could have the natural sounds coupled with the bass sounds, it would be perfect.
I would listen to the menu music after getting Game Over in this game. Robocop was hard. It's like the menu is patting on you on the back "Good Try kid"
why did this song make me cry
Because nostalgia. 🥲