Relaxing Gran Turismo Music
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- 0:00 "Soul of Garage" - Gran Turismo
2:01 "Concentration" - Gran Turismo 3
4:44 "Like the Wind" - Gran Turismo
10:19 "Hypnosis" - Gran Turismo 4
12:08 "From the East" - Gran Turismo 2
14:57 "The First Person" - Gran Turismo 5
18:39 "Blue Line [Instrumental]" - Gran Turismo 2
23:52 "Like a Bird" - Gran Turismo 5
28:19 "Beautiful Area" - Gran Turismo 5
32:22 "Be at Home" - Gran Turismo 4
34:49 "Dark Line" - Gran Turismo 5
38:50 "Cecile" - Gran Turismo 5
42:05 "Sunday" - Gran Turismo 5
46:53 "Freedom to Win" - Gran Turismo
51:29 "Eve" - Gran Turismo 5
55:20 "An Old Bassman" - Gran Turismo 4
57:37 "Solitude" - Gran Turismo 5
1:01:38 "Apollo" - Gran Turismo 5
1:05:00 "Memorabilia" - Gran Turismo 5 
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0:00 "Soul of Garage" - Gran Turismo
2:01 "Concentration" - Gran Turismo 3
4:44 "Like the Wind" - Gran Turismo
10:19 "Hypnosis" - Gran Turismo 4
12:08 "From the East" - Gran Turismo 2
14:57 "The First Person" - Gran Turismo 5
18:39 "Blue Line [Instrumental]" - Gran Turismo 2
23:52 "Like a Bird" - Gran Turismo 5
28:19 "Beautiful Area" - Gran Turismo 5
32:22 "Be at Home" - Gran Turismo 4
34:49 "Dark Line" - Gran Turismo 5
38:50 "Cecile" - Gran Turismo 5
42:05 "Sunday" - Gran Turismo 5
46:53 "Freedom to Win" - Gran Turismo
51:29 "Eve" - Gran Turismo 5
55:20 "An Old Bassman" - Gran Turismo 4
57:37 "Solitude" - Gran Turismo 5
1:01:38 "Apollo" - Gran Turismo 5
1:05:00 "Memorabilia" - Gran Turismo 5
thank you for your service
God bless you
MrGameAndStuff Yeah, fuck him for writing a comment to help others
10:19
Brilliant! What nostalgia 10:19
My dad was a not a keen gamer. But he did love Jazz music. He would ask me about the music that kept playing in the GT2 main menu and at times, he'd ask me to just keep it at the menus for the music. And I'd stop and let it play until he had to go. It was one of my fondest memories because as a child, i really wanted to impress and connect with my dad. He passed away last December, and I can't help but tear up when the music plays. Miss you, Dad.
My dad could care less about video games but much of the music brought him back to his 1970s student days.
@@cattysplat I have the utmost respect for Isamu Ohira. Those Jazz OSTs from GT1 to GT4 were a guilty pleasure. My dad doesn't play the game but as a child, he would tell me to just leave the GT2 Simulation mode disc 2 on the main menu to have the Drift of Air V2 menu theme on loop. Such a blessing to hear a well curated OST!
Touching story bro, I wish u all the best!
Rest in peace for your father, that’s a beautiful story…
Amazing memory ❤
If dealerships played this, the sales figures would go through the roof!
Hahaha, very true friend. 💀
I've been doing it already
stonks
I would be pretending as if I was playing Gran Turismo and accidentally buy a car I’d have no chance of paying off
especially Nissan
Everyone else in the band: groovin'
Bass player: G R O O V I N'
E P I C, S L A P T H A T B A S S, N O W
and they're groovin
Can confirm
groovin^9
nobody:
bass player: "so I was listening to this Jaco guy over the weekend"
Gran turismo was an escape for me. I had a struggling childhood, parents divorced at the age of 5, ever since then had a bad temper, never got any work done, I was a shitty student early in the years, (5-9th grade). We moved everywhere because my step dad dad would always move jobs, so I never had a real friend that I kept for more then a year. Gran Turismo 3 - Gran Turismo 5 were my only constants throughout those years, much more of a release then a game to me. Somewhere I could forget about everything, relax for once. Going back and hearing these just brings tears to my eyes, thinking about how ive spent thousands and thousands of hours of my life on gran turismo. It literally shaped me into the person that I am today, I'm a mechanic now and I love being around cars every single day, there isn't any other job in the world I would want. I haven't played it since Gran Turismo 6, and Ive been dying to play it again. I bought a ps3 and got Gran Turismo 6, but most of gt5 and 6 were experienced online, it just didn't feel the same every time you logged on it just welcomed you with "cannot connect to servers". Now being 18 and a senior in highschool and hearing that gran turismo 7 is coming out just knowing I wont have to feel empty or bored anymore because I can have a game once again that I can pour my heart and soul into like I did with Gran turismo 3, Gran Turismo 4, Gran Turismo 5, and Gran Turismo 6. Ive been extremely bored since 2018, ive tired playing forza, other games to scratch my itch but nothing beats anything like granturismo does. I'm so excited I can barely contain myself and I honestly looking forward to the brand new memories I will be making with gran turismo 7.
Thank you Gran Turismo.
I relate to this so much :(
Are things better now dude?
And people thesedays say that video games are bad... 🤦
respect
I can't wait to see you out on the track in GT7. Welcome back to the franchise my friend.
@@Keatoil Yep! Everything in my life is coming together, and I'm all for it. It was worth all the hard work for the past 4 years. Now I understand the saying "Hard work pays off" haha, just gotta be patient for it
Them: lo-fi hip-hop beats to study to
*Me: Relaxing Gran Turismo Music*
Bruh same
Won't they take predicted grades instead?
bruh
@@No-hf5xb Ok boomer.
@@No-hf5xb Dude nobody asked you to come here and say to me that I'm a "newbie" like what the fuck is your problem nerd. 😂
For a game without a storyline or characters, I feel like the Gran Turismo franchise was extremely influential for those who spent time playing it. Lowkey this is probably the source of my favorite videogame memories.
You kinda made your own storyline
so you also like falling asleep on endurance races?
@@nald420 Trick was to get slower car, so it would be intense. Also, best memories were from racing endurance with my dad. We used to take stints between pitstops. Ahh such good memories
definitely. if it wasnt for this franchise, i wouldnt be the huge fan of motorsport that i am right now
Gran Turismo has a beautiful aesthetic, made from a combination of its music, SFX and UI.
I just baked a pie while listening to this
What kind of pie?
Xaelvik 1 A Strawberry-vanilla cheesecake for my birthday tomorrow.
@@wallie1994 Hope it tastes as good as it sounds. And happy Birthday, friend.
@@Zyrek1 Thanks, I hope so too!
@@wallie1994 hey, happy 1-month-old birthday.
like the wind is an absolute banger
So is Like a Bird
Banger
no
Fancy catching you here, Pad! 👋
hard facts
Gran Turismo music is a part of our childhoods.
Edit: my childhood - our childhoods
In some sense I feel that it is a part of ALL of our childhood. I mean, why else would we be here, eh? Haha, glad we both got to enjoy such a gem.
Me too! I have a lot of memories!
Our childhood*
Yeah, this music is pure nostalgia for me. the first track actually sounds pretty great on my speakers.
Same
I'm glad I grew up with Gran Turismo.
I'm certain that no one regrets having grown up with Gran Turismo.
Me too :)
I'm glad i can say the same thing
me too bro me too
Same here
36:46 the composer had to include "the lick". What a madlad.
What is "the lick"?
@@willianfnseaol136 the diabolical, the devious…
@@jejunes8716 no, no, please nooOOOO!!
@@willianfnseaol136 a very very cliche bebop phrase in music
YOOO my man has a true jazz ear
It's Sunday. You are browsing through the list of cars in your garage. Everything is perfect. No bills, no nothing. You know school starts tomorrow but you don't care until you've passed the license course.
Man it's incredible how far this game series has come. From being the most popular and sold game for the PS1 to holding FIA-Regulated races with the very best around the world competing against one another in what is basically Playstation's Halo Series.
Honestly the greatest racing series of all time. Holds so many memories from my early childhood with GT2 all the way to teenage years with GT5 onwards. Gran Turismo has a real special charm about it, and I think a lot of it lies within the music.
@@TheFatSandwhich The series that made me fall in love with Japanese sportscars at a time when Internet wisnae a thing.
Except GT Sport is fucking garbage and I can't believe I spent full price at release for this piece of shit unfinished demo, to which you need to pay a monthly fee to even play online. And I thought GT5 was the biggest disappointment the series had to offer... boy was I wrong. I sold my PS3 because of how bad GT5 was compared to what was promised. Yet, that shitty game is a treasure of features compared to GT Sport. The only reason I haven't thrown my PS4 Pro out of the fucking window, is because my girlfriend plays on it. A fucking % slider to tune your engine and no single player career mode? Pathetic. GT died on PS4. I have never hated a GT game with this kind of passion until now. Sony in general is ruining everything from their phones, TVs, consoles to games and music.... they used to be top of the line in all of those. Times have changed. You know it's bad when even I would rather hold an Xbox controller. The DS4 makes my hands cramp after 10 minutes because the face buttons are useless now. I played with DS1/2/3 for HOURS STRAIGHT and never even got so much as a light stinging in my fingertips.
schlafanzyk interesting comments. GT5 was indeed trash, more disappointing then even GT3 for me which I did not like at all. It seems the even numbers are the best games, with credit to the original of course. 2 and 4 were both great games and I really enjoyed 6 on PS3 after the ugliness of 5. Never bought a PS4 and it doesn’t sound like I’m missing much on Sport from your description. Luckily I still have my old machines, I’m guessing GT6 and PS3 will be a nightmare of updates so I’ll probably just head back to GT4 if I fancy giving it another go for old times sake! Despite how far the series may have come, I really miss the old days of offline gaming. Enjoy your racing,
@@garyskippracing I enjoyed GT5 thoroughly because of the fact I was finally able to race online with my friends, and we spent hours doing so. GT Sport was made clear that it was never going to be a full fledged GT game as they stated before release. While GT Sport had a rough beginning, it's developed into quite a good game now with Polyphony regularly keeping the game updated with new content. Not to mention, the visuals are absolutely stunning and the game play is equally as good. Strong online community and still hours of offline content if that's your preference. I believe GT Sport is still worth a play, especially if you use a steering wheel instead of a controller.
Everyone: Minecraft c418
Me: this
No, both is good
That's true
@@Er_Manu3 c418 Cat is the best one
Agreed.
But C418 still slaps tho
C418 Tsuki No Koibumi UuU
The guys that made the majority of this soundtrack, T-Square, are an active band. Saw them in Sun Hall in Tokyo a couple of years ago and they blew the roof off the place. Takeshi Itoh STILL has a typhoon in his lungs...and endless breath for that saxophone.
I've been listening to a lot of songs by Caseopia lately and thinking that's where the inspiration for a whole bunch of the Gran Turismo music came from. Didn't know about the band T-Square, but I'm loving the sax work in "Like The Wind".
I found out about T-Square through Gran Turismo, and I became such a huge fan that I went all the way to Japan just for their 40th anniversary concert. Of course while I was at it, I rented a car, drove to Fuji Speedway to watch Super GT, visited car meetup places, car museums, and watched a solo concert of ex T-Square member Masato Honda. I actually saw ex drummer Noritake Hiroyuki twice since he was at both XD. Such good memories. Gran Turismo is very influential to my life to say the least!
Incrível, não sabia que T-Square criava as trilhas de Gran Turismo, conheci a banda procurando música japonesa na internet aleatoriamente, fico feliz
@@graemeporter jokes on you, several T-Square members also played with Casiopea so there's a clear connection between all three
@@TheGrinXpediacan confirm, there were some ten years in which members switched around
Man I grew up with these games, played every single one. I'm sitting here totally enveloped by nostalgia and its making me feel very sentimental my friends, so I'm gonna talk about it and share my experiences with anyone willing to hear it.
I was barely forming memories playing GT1 on the PS1, I would just drive into the walls because I was practically still a baby, this was the game that basically taught me how to use motor functions. I was playing it with my dad since I was born, for a handful of years. My dad taught me how to use a controller and pretty much taught me how to play video games.
Eventually my cousin gave me his copy of GT2 sometime when I was a small child. I remember this was when I started developing hand eye coordination and actually started winning races (rarely against my family, but I was never getting lapped anymore lol), I also remember playing this one with my cousin often because at first I only got to play it at his house before lending it to me. This was the game I probably played the least in the "golden years" of the franchise due to that (probably played it frequently for less than a year and started playing PS2 games instead due to its launch around that time), but I still remember it fondly.
It was the release of GT3 that changed everything. I remember going to a local Game Crazy store when I was a kid and seeing the gleaming blue PS2 case shining in the PlayStation section. My dad got it instantly. I remember being totally amazed at how real everything looked, I remember thinking the graphics we're incredible. GT3 was the first time I completed the simulation mode, it truly was a highlight of the early 2000s for me. I started beating my dad at races for once, even though he was still better than me. I remember I started to develop a more refined taste in specific cars around this time. Before I just picked whatever my dad picked. Now I started to learn more about different engines, weight, chassis, layouts etc. I even learned how to drive on manual round this time. I remember being into the Saleen S7, the R32, the Evo V, the SVT Cobra R, and the ridiculous 787B. To be honest I still am... how could I not?
Then of course GT4 came out. It would be one of the hallmark games of my later childhood. Do I need to explain how awesome this one was? It was an improvement over an already awesome game in basically every department. There is so much more cars! There is so much more tracks! The graphics are somehow even better!? I really thought as a kid that it couldn't get better than that, it looked so real and there was so much to do. I aced this game. I did everything you could do in it, I got every car, every track, got gold on every race and license test you name it. It took years and thousands of hours, but I did it. I had all the time in the world, I was still a kid with no bills, no real responsibilities besides school, keeping my room clean, taking out the trash and doing some dishes here and there. I wish I can go back and sit in front of that bulky, static CRTV in my old room with car posters all over it and do it over again, because I would.
Eventually GT5 came out. By this time I was already a teenager and eager to conquer another Gran Turismo game. However, I remember the game being a bit of a let down. Maybe I had high expectations, but the game itself had less content and was just a bit underwhelming compared to its predecessor. I didn't play this one that much, probably about as much as I did GT2. At this stage, I started to go back to older GT games instead and beat the ones that I never did when I was a kid (the first 2) as well as acing my GT3 save and just playing 4 for good times because its the best game. One positive that I can take out of GT5 was its amazing soundtrack, its probably one of the best in the entire franchise, it was the main reason why I even chose to boot it up after a couple months of playing. Still, the PS3 era was a low point for Gran Turismo unfortunately.
GT6 came out a few years later, and I definitely had more fun playing it over the last game. I got my license in real life and started driving round this time. So I played it less frequently, but not because it was a bad game. I just started to enjoy driving for real. It still didn't quite have that charm and soul that the early GT games had, but maybe its just because I was getting older. It was pretty much one of the only reasons why I ended up getting a PS4, as my interest in PC gaming and other racing sims grew around the time the 10s began.
I never got into GT Sport, so I can't really say anything about it. But I know its a great game many people enjoy playing these days. I instead delved into Assetto Corsa mainly as my sim of choice and enjoy modding the crap out of it. Now in 2021, I have a racing sim setup with a wheel, pedalboard, shifter and ebrake. Just waiting on GT7 coming along and I'm totally ready for it. I'm waiting for the game to drop before even thinking about getting a PS5, as I really don't have much else reasons to get one. I know our boy Kaz and the guys at Polyphony are working really hard to make this one special. Even if the release date was pushed back to 2022, its fine for me. I would rather play a completed game than one that was rushed. 2020 has taught us quite a bit about how important that is.
Well thanks for reading this wall of text, Gran Turismo is a franchise that we all share in the warmest parts of our memories and is responsible for getting many of us into cars in the first place. I'm glad that a huge part of my childhood is relatable for so much other people all across the world.
Hey friend, I enjoyed the read, thanks for the story. I on the other hand, was never really into cars until I got my license and played gtsport- I feel as if I've missed out on some of the good times. Cheers.
It was the best of times.
Thanks for sharing your memories with us! I was introduced to the series with the PSP entry, which I couldn't stop playing. After some years I tried out GT5 but for some reason I couldn't get into it. This music and this comment make me wanna return to the series.
@@RuthlessShadowGamer Well you are experiencing the good times now with us!
@@swedroot2867 it truly was
Knowing "Concentration" was put on the license test made me far from feeling relaxed
Also "Be at Home" is the most relaxing for me
Sounds like animal crossing music
Be at Home sounds different than on GT4 which makes it weird. When it's on in the game it relaxes me but the differences here put me on alert somehow.
EDIT: All the GT4 ones sound off to me :(
@koenigscat yeah they are the cd album version I believe
@@LazloRTR thank, makes sense. Totally forgot about that
Concentration makes you stay focus, but not relaxed
See you think it’s relaxing, but then the nostalgia makes you cry and it does the opposite
makes me wanna grab my keys and hit up the local back roads and push the limits of my little ford rangers grip.
I honestly did cry when Be at Home came on, I grew up playing GT4 despite it being older than myself... that's where my obscure Japanese shitbox came from lol.
For an hour, eight minutes, and forty-two seconds, I felt like I was living in a better world. Thank you for the upload.
That's fantastic. And I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Yeah ;)
Who ever thought that a game where you hardtune cars to go over 300kph would have some relaxing jazz soundtrack?
It seems it was what car enthusiast in Japan used to listen at that time. I read that somewhere but I can't remember where ahaha
Beautiful mix isn't it ?
@@monsieurfabio indeed it is
This game franchise made me buy a BMW 528i because I saw it in GT 2 and I thought it was a cool first car
you regret it?
Nobody regrets driving an 528i e39 ;)
@sw4gr1d pffffft. Don't forget the 750csi from the early 90s (e39 I think)
Same but for me it was the Fifth Gen Toyota Celica. Unfortunately I couldn't afford the ST185 Rally car but I'm still very happy with my 105 hp FWD Celi 😅
@@earonie Fair enough, enjoy your car. You will get your ST185 one day
imagine. Its 2005. you just complete a hard championship in gt4. You feel tired after race, you start searching for interesting used cars. Buy one. Started tuned it, and 55:22 playing all this time
Perfection
LOVE YOU GUYS FOR UNDERSTANDING
Been there, done that. We're legends.
Probably no one will read this, but Gran Turismo 4 was a huge part of my early childhood, which for years I kept thinking was 5 until now. I was 6 or 7, most likely 7, and I had just got a used PS2 from one of my mom's friends for Christmas. One of the games he passed down to me was Gran Turismo 4, and at the time it was one of my most played games ever. I was still new to video games, but this game and some other bike racing games I can't remember were my pass time every day. Something about racing cars around the tracks was very relaxing, the allure of how simple but calm it was. Unfortunately, I don't have any actual specific memories in the game itself, beyond the menus and cover art.
One day, some friend of my older sister, both around 4-5 years older than me, came over and he wanted to borrow PS2 games. However, he would never let others borrow his PS2 games, likely out of jealousy? My sister bossed me around when I was younger, but I didn't know better, so when she told me to go grab my Gran Turismo 4 game, I did without knowing what would happen. I came outside, she immediately took it and gave it to the kid, who I thought was only borrowing it. He left almost immediately. I asked what he would do with it, but I remember being told he was only borrowing it and that he'd return it soon. So I waited, and waited, and waited.
I never got the game back. Gran Turismo was no longer in my life, but I also couldn't afford to buy more games (of course, being a kid), but my family would also buy games other than Gran Turismo for me. I got a Wii, but never a PS3 or Xbox 360, at least not much later. What used to be my daily ritual was now gone because of some rat that I think my sister willingly knew he wouldn't return. My dad was into Need For Speed, and so is my step-dad, but it just didn't feel the same. I couldn't gravitate towards the feel of those games the same way, but I couldn't understand why. Needless to say, I resorted to Mario Kart and Sonic Riders instead, but that was about it for me. Only much later did I get into F-Zero, but I no longer had a chill way of relaxing while racing. I might be more into cars if the game wasn't taken from me so early.
So fast forward to recent times, I'm now into city pop, future funk, that sort of stuff, and the chill aesthetic of the nighttime. Driving down a highway or bustling city at night is soothing for me as it is many people. I wasn't fully sure why, but I think I finally know why: Gran Turismo 4. I probably subconsciously associated the jazz-esque music with the nighttime to the cars of busy cities, thanks to hearing such soothing music from this game at an early age. Of course, having not played it for so long, I'd completely forgotten the music of the game. I'm 20 now, browsing RUclips. But then, this video popped up in my recommendations. I was kinda eager to listen to it, so naturally, I clicked it.
So few soundtracks have immediately made me felt at home. Although I couldn't remember a single track from hearing it in the game itself by the end of the video (and initially trying to find GT5 music instead of GT4), this has really made my day by itself. I'm not into racing anymore, but I really want to play GT4 all over again, with a new perspective. A missing part of my childhood came back out of nowhere, and I think it has had an indirect influence on me as a person as a whole.
Thank you for uploading, reading, and thank you, Gran Turismo.
That's sad man, but at least it gave you some memories. I played GT PSP when I was a kid and now I'm revisiting it, and I agree with you that it's relaxing :)
holy sh*t bro that was intense...i m so glad my dad bought randomly a ps2 with some games...i was pretty young and i was into nothing but i just picked up gt4 and i m so glad that happened thank god thank gran turismo thank yamauchi
Wholesome and good read, have a good one mate.
I loved this story
What a great story and well written. I remember sitting behind my dad at a young age and watching him play Gran Turismo, racing cars I could only dream of owning around circuits like Autumn Ring, Deep Forest Raceway, and Trial Mountain Circuit. I especially used to love watching him try to earn gold medals on the licenses and coming within half a second of the gold medal (The frustration on his face used to tickle me). I would usually stick to my games like Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, and Rayman, etc but one day whilst my dad was out I "borrowed" his Gran Turismo disk (remember the rumor that the disk smelt like burnt rubber?) and struggled to get around the first corner. My dad came home and caught me playing his game, he began watching me, giving me advice on how to find the apex of a corner and when its the right time to brake. From that day on we have always bonded over cars and motorsport, it's been a while since we played a video game together, now that might be because he is over 50 years old now and can't be bothered playing video games, or the fact that around 6 years ago he dug out the old and dusty PS2 console and we played Gran Turismo 4 split-screen... I kicked his ass "The student becomes the master". Thank you Gran Turismo.
Need For Speed games Influenced me to be obsessed in cars, but Gran Turismo Influenced me to be a better driver !!
same here mate
If you run a coffee shop business, you can actually use Gran Turismo relaxing tunes like these as piped-in music. It's that good :) I hope you also have Gran Turismo Sport music as those are just as relaxing
@@georgevieira6686 haha! I understand 🙂
Because its Jazz..
Gabriel Asence damn you really are the definition of a bummer
I heard my local shopping mall actually plays GT 5 music few times. They been doing that since 2009 I remember. Nice tho
@@RVTIUDQ It's not jazz. It's Gran Turismo
1:01:38 not crying from the nostalgia, somebody is cutting onions!
Me and my brother back in the late 90's loved gran turismo. Motorsports were a part of our every day life. Hes been gone 20 years now.
Ahhh I remeber the first time I heard this song. I was no older than 12, playing with my brother. Such sweet music... GT5 is such a nice game.
Holy shit I totally forgot this song even existed and got totally fucking destroyed by nostalgia I didnt even know existed
@@Bugeye1984 man, I hope you are doin good, enjoy the music.
May your brother Rest In Peace.Sorry to hear that,man.
Blue line... is just.... perfect... that saxo.... i dont have words.... i never played gran turismo and i really want to play it now...
Blue Line is my favorite track by a lot. Beautiful.
It is beautiful
it is beautiful. simply a masterpiece. grew up in the arcades with rave racer and in my psone with gt2!
Crazy how a racing sim of all things has some of the most chill bangers in all of gaming. Absolute classics.
Gran Turismo is one of those rare video game franchises that are just super chill
I think the OST has always been one of GT's strongest suits. That feeling of calmness before you head into a nail-biting race, and the calmness afterward. It's such a beautiful soundtrack.
GT has always had a classy Electro/CityPop/Acid Jazz/House type of vibe.
So suitable to listen to while on a train or driving through the city at night.
jazz fusion and funk too...
is just cool
I have never played Gran Turismo. I have never watched anything on RUclips about Gran Turismo. I don't know why this is in my recommended. I clicked anyway, these tunes are a bop
This man ON IT with these hearts
Im listening this while eating Salmon, rice, quinoa, edamame, and brocolli. And im imagining im a high class japanese buisness man in a suit
Space Ghost me too Space Ghost...
Me too...
@Dave Hanson Who hurt you, Dave??
@Dave Hanson My guy over here scared of Oestrogen.
@Dave Hanson ok snowflake
@Dave Hanson You should change your name to Davina, cause you're a wussy snowflake who is scared of soy
One day when I come home and put my car in the garage, i'll have a smart speaker setup that plays the home theme as I crack a beer and stare at my car.
the fucking dream right there
“Like the wind” is sooooo good holy shit
lucid
4:54 This is that early 90's family movie end credits feel, I love it.
japan city pop style
Basically, Like the Wind was far ahead of its time.
Especially the vocal version. City Pop has become popular again in recent years and it sounds just like it.
you should listen to CASIOPEA
It's so similar like a Sonic song
How? It sounds like 80s City Pop
4:44 I’ve never listened “Like the wind”!!
It’s so smooth. 90’s, saxophone... it’s like the song of Kenny G
if you like this music genre it's called City pop, you can search it. It was popular in the 80s in japan, taiwan and china
Tutu 9x Thank you for replying😊
Actually, I’m Japanese so I’m really happy that our 70’s 80’s songs are loved as City POP by people around the world ✌️
Do you like the City POP??
Tutu 9x Yo that wasn't city pop. That was some straight up Jazz fusion.
@@kingghidorah1212 Well there is a vocal version of Like The Wind in GT1 which does take more citypop influence.
The non-vocal version is more of pure jazz-fusion.
I was on hold for my doctor’s office, and I swear to god they must have been using GT music.
I cry for Dark Line. Not because of Gran Turismo. I've never played GT5. But because it's the best I know of in life, just listening to good music, especially in those times when you feel down.
12:26 meeoow meeoow meeoow meow meow meeoow meeoow
''An Old Bassman'', my all time favourite. Such a piece of art it is.
It's called an old bassman because it's a slower bass version of Concentration.
Perfect song after coming out of an intense tournament series and buying that beautiful JDM Icon you wanted from the Used Car Dealer, and purchasing all of it's new parts for it's fresh, incredible build.
I remember just sitting in my basement with my dad's Thrustmaster on a hot summer evening after school exam's. Just sitting there listening to the menu music of GT3 or GT4. Nostalgia, and my children , later in my life,better get all freakin gold medals for it's license exams.
This is beyond relaxing, feels like my soul is being recharged.
“The First Person” really hits me for some reason. It just feels crisp, fresh, and open, like an empty blue sky on a new autumn morning…
Blue line instrumental... happy tears 😹😂😢💓
The perfect playlist doesn't exi- 🎶😙😊🎶
As a Forza Guy, I'm kinda envious GT got so many bangers in their soundtracks lmao
Can't you be both? I am more of an Xbox gamer than I am the PlayStation but still have the first three PlayStation's to play Gran Turismo on. I always liked playing my own music with the Forza Motosport titles.
@@whatwhatyep I used to really like playing GT when i was younger (13 to like 18) but I find them really boring to play nowadays, and I kinda feel the same way with the mainline Forza titles too. I've been trying out arcade racers I missed out on from the late 2000's, early 2010's and have been having a lot of fun with them! So yeah that's why I can't be both a GT guy and a Forza guy lmao
Thanks for putting this mix together. I play it at work and when customers recognise it, it lets me know they're cool. There are not enough cool people out there.
*The nostalgia hits me like an Escudo.*
Lofi jazz & hip-hop:, we're the best for working & studying
Gran turismo: Hold the controller tightly
Admit it, you once left GT5/6 in the main menu while you do other things as the music played.
Heck, I still do leave GTS in the background while I do other chores. Gran Turismo's music will forever be top-notch.
despite ever only ever playing GTS, why do i get nostalgia
EDIT: I now have GT3 and GT4
Gran Turismo is Gran Turismo, nostalgia will hit you like a subway train no matter which one it is
because every GT has a soul.
Probably because is not nostalgia at all, but the feeling that there were other GT's, played by people that grew up...
I have never played gran Turismo. The racing games I play are Assetto Corsa and the F1 games. I used to play grid.
I have no idea why I feel nostalgic.
This music alone makes me want to get a Playstation 5.
I'll get a PS5 when they get GT7 on it.
They better take their time because your boy be broke.
@@zxrif5004 not worth it. new consoles suck, all they add is some fancy graphics and expensive ass prices.
ps5 wont have this music buy pc and emulate 4k
I seriously regret buying a Xbox One instead of a PS4 to play Forza
@@daihatsumidget2700 You can't play Forza on Playstation though...
I'm glad that I grew up with a Nissan Skyline R34 not a Golden Scar.
That slow ass Skyline still made me mad😡🤣
@@rhamadityaoktaviano That pace car really grinds my gears lmao
yeah me too, I'm glad that I grew up with:
'02 D A I H A T S U C O P E N ☕💀
"An Old Bassman". Absolute favourite.
gt will never get old
A flood of pure nostalgia. As new games came and went over the years there was always good ole Gran Turismo. I easily spent 1000+hrs on 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 each. I was disappointed with GTsport. I hope GT7 gets back to its roots. 1000+ cars. Original tracks. Used car lot. Honestly a remake of GT4/5 would be perfection.
I'm by no means a vet, but I did play 4 and 5. I happen to LOVE GTsport. Could you explain why you didn't like it? I don't quite get the hate some of the older players have for it.
@@carrolloutdoors4764 GTSport was basically a game just for online racing. Theres a lot of features not included that were in every other GT game. GTSport is a great game, just different then the rest of the series.
@@gordonbombay676 Yeah, that's why its Sport and not 7. Still a great game with awsome features, like the social place, but i can see why people don't like
@@Fontes_4388 Hmm, never knew that it was a different game, but I think GT7's gonna be a great game too!
Summer evening '09, your brother bought you a brand new ps2 with a game titled "Gran Turismo 4", as you load it for the first time you hear this : 55:20 , instantly a memory which will haunt you for life is being carved in.
Yeah, I played it for about 19 years before going to "Gran Turismo Sport" on ps4, but after I listen to all the songs of Gran Turismo games produced before Gran Turismo 6 I decided to take PCSX2 and play them another time. Then I will find a .iso of Gran Turismo 5 for the emulator of PS3
WTF DUDE THAT'S LIKE LITERALLY HOW IT WAS FOR ME. My bother bought a brand new PS2 Slim in 2009 or 2010 I'm not quite sure. It had GT4 bundled with it.
Im a 2007 kid and I have never played a GT game before, I have sadly never owned a console, but im definitely glad I found this!
Admit it, you're head bobbing to this.
Like a Bird is one of my favourites
the perfect music for having a smoke while leaning on your FD RX-7 parked at a scenic overlook on some touge road
Or a FC
or any JDM but an AE86
Not gonna lie this is pretty relaxing music.
Playstation 1 and Gran Turismo 1 for Christmas. What a Memory. First time i got an medal for a race i waited like 30 mins for my brother to get home, so i could show him on the television my big accomplishment :D
Masahiro Andoh is a genius of jazz fusion songs, both in games and T-Square
Ironic how a game series involving some of the fastest and most exciting cars also has the most relaxing music.
The first track brings me so much joy
Same here, reminds me of simpler days with less responsibilities 😄
I just started getting into Gran Turismo. Oh my god. The aesthetics of the games are beautiful, and yet haven’t changed from their original styles. I love the community, the music, the cars. Everything. I only have GT4 but I hope to get a PS5 and GT7 someday 😍 Thanks for being an awesome community to join into!
I think that you should stay with GT4 and get 3. And if it is not enough, get 1 and 2 (And Tokyo Geneva if you can depending on where you live) GT7 is garbage and 5 and 6 are average (compared to previous titles)
Stay with GT4 please, I'm begging you
but where is PAL soundtrack?
fatboi slim fookin' in heaven
Nat hold up PAL, no need to be rude
Why are you asking for shitty low-effort ost that used existing music? Fuck this shit. This kind of localization should be punished like war crimes.
(not that I hate Fatboy Slim though)
@Nat do you realize that I basically said the same thing as you above?
yeah, how can i relax without that song
I have come
bk4's heaven
4:44 "Like the Wind" makes me cry somehow. It feels so emotional. Especially the part that plays after 10:00.
"From the East" always gives me chills. I see myself in my garage unmounting my motorbike and fixing parts. Already tasting my next race.
Memories 💔 to me dark line is the best
I have never played GT games, still this music feels like childhood.
Gran Turismo is for Men.
If you love cars, you'll love the attention to detail. For older systems, GT2 and GT4 are standouts, I can't speak for the later games. GT Sport is different. GT7... might be epic, might not be, we don't know yet.
@@ShineStreet I would totally do it, but I don't have a console, nor the place. But someday!
Gran Turismo and Nintendo Music are its own Genre...
I have to say "Like a bird" is soooo chill holyyyy
"Dark line" intro gets me every time =)
I’m listening to these music tracks ahead of my first driving lesson in real life! To keep my nerves at ease…
That's awesome! Try to make sure you practice your parking. I failed my driving test first time out back in '08 when I was 19; I backed into a cone while backing out. I just went right back the next day and passed. Good luck!
It’s okay… I learned basic controls of a vehicle quite quickly. And I was able to park it at the side of a road that is barely used. Better yet, I’m only 17! But I do need to work on my clutch control… I did stall the cars engine while trying to operate the clutch while setting off… Twice… Oh well… I’ll get used to it eventually.
Oh hey, why dont you put some palestinian flag too?
そのプレイリストで私のお気に入りの曲は「LikeaBird」でした。高校から帰ってきて、夢のRX-7を作るのに時間を無駄にした思い出が本当に戻ってきたからです。ありがとう！！
i used jazz to stay focused. i used pomodoro guitar tunes for studying. now i know what i need is tunes from gran turismo to keep me focus.
You wouldn't think a high octane racing game would have this type of soundtrack, but now I can't imagine a racing sim without something like this playing in the menus.
I'm more of an iRacing guy, but I still have this on in the background when I'm queuing up lol
Still remembered those relaxing Gran Turismo musics...
4:10am 10/24/2020 exam in 4 hours just here to review the material to some awesome music
I can pretty much trace my love of deep house and drum n bass back to all the 90's racing games. Amazing soundtracks!
Like a Bird, one of my favs in GT5
i just came here from Car Memes xd
You're not alone
yeah man, i am sad to say i never played gran turismo
Yup lol
Me2 but also for the nostalgia.
Same😂
It is really relaxing for someone who truly loves cars. greetings from Mexico
GT 2 was so good. I still remember that menu music
that deserve more views...
good recommendation youtube very useful
I grew up playing GT5 and I recently re-bought it and after playing it again I realized that the music in it is so good, and I just love how classy it all feels for a racing game
So many good memories of playing GT2 on a PSOne in the summer heat. Sitting on the floor shirtless, beneath a fan while enjoying a cold drink, blasting the HKS Drag Car around Test Course, pinging off all the walls since you win by straights alone. Also loved doing the little club races with second-hand cars and trying to eek every bit of power out of them that I could. I bought a PS2 for myself when I moved out and got my first retail job in 2009 just so I could keep GT2 and always play it.
i've never played this game series but a friend started playing this in our discord and now i listen to this every night
God I love Dark Line so much it's so relaxing and I use it for as an alarm in the morning for when I have to get up.
Whenever I listen to this, I imagine cars panning left and right like its an advert. Gran Turismo is special.
Gran turismo 5's soundtrack is heavenly 👌🙌
32:22 nostalgia hits like a train
34:49 when i hear this i feel like i'm going to a parallel dimension
Like, listening to Gran turismo music just makes the motorsport experience better, Myself as a karting driver I would wanna listen to that playlist whenever I'm going to the track