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Line Rider Review ive never heard two people sound so pretentious as you. Youre critiquing them based on the music playing in the background and the "story" behind them. Youre everything wrong with modern art!
dylan bear ye but like who cares. unlike most modern art the items in these reviews take an incredibly large amount of time and effort to create, which in my opinion puts this on a pedastol high above anything else that doesn't require the same characteristics. that means to me that critique and bespoke terminoligy is completely justified.
dylan bear what else would they be reviewing? they're reviewing something they're both clearly very passionate abouts and interested in. why throw that out the window just because it's a niche art form?
raffen they're meant to be reviewing the tracks, not the "story", not the music, the track! and using pretentious words in your critique doesnt make you float above us it just made them look out of touch
I watched the entire "this will destroy you" video, I used it to relax and "meditate." The calm and relaxing sound and video synchronization were not only satisfying but hypnotic.
This is weird. A game from my early childhood that probably should have died like a decade ago has maintained some sort of weird culty community. This is awesome! Keep it up guys! Here's to another ten years of this whacky liney sleddy thing!
For me it's incredibly nostalgic to see what has happened - and to see the same names that I used to see on linerider.org as a 12 year old with 2,000 posts. omegalul
I don't know how to describe the line rider community. It is at once (in my estimation) pretentious and passionate. I love the content that is created, but I cringe at some of the "art criticism". That said, keep up the good work.
TBH I want to see more of his Rube Goldberg machines as well. I mean, that's why I subscribed to him about 5 years ago. I'm just glad he introduced me to both communities!
When you said "...classic 'TechDawg' style world-building..." I was literally yanked back into 2009 when I first watch TechDawg. And now I'm back after I watched DoodleChaos' viral hit and I realize why I really loved watching these then, with even more appreciation for them now. So thank you for that.
Very nicely done! Without having seen most of these tracks before, I could still follow your thoughts. And you actually made me want to check out some of the tracks included! :)
I was just randomly browsing youtube and through the countless numbers of videos it brought me here, for reference, I know nothing about line rider and this is like my second video of line rider, this stuff is pretty weird, at first I was like "Its just a guy on sled" but then I continued watching and now "its not just a guy on a sled, its a message that is portrayed across toward the viewer to make them feel certain emotions" I was going to click away but the way you talked about each and every one of these we just so interesting and kept me watching. I might be overthinking this but yyeeeeaaaaahhhh nice video
The #1 track introduced me to my love for Line Rider, it made me remember the game itself that I first played so many years ago, a long damn time. It introduced me to the creators of the song/album "This Will Destroy You" and I've followed their music ever since. It introduced me to a new form of art that tugs at my generation that is between the points of visual art and art created with technology. It gave me a sense of "Wow..." and that spine tingling, hair raising, feeling that I hadn't gotten from a video in years. Rabid Squirrel created a masterpiece that will be watched for years to come and it will inspire for years to come. If I can take one thing from his creation and share it with you. It's that "No matter how long or difficulty something looks. Always keep going and keep trying, because in the end you will get there."
When you made it did you intend it to be interpreted the same as how this guy explained it? Or did you just make it for fun and he looked into it to deep
jweber544 / Hanuman think you could do more pokemon themes? id like to take a trip down nostalgia lane again. possibly using the original gen 3 opening theme?
When Line Rider 2 first came out and I was 10 years old, I made a Ski Jump game in Line Rider. Boosts would take you further depending on how you jumped. I got around 150 comments on the page but never used the site again... :P
Lol people complaining about the reviewer's own tracks being in the video. OTDE and Rapid Squirrel are incredible track creators critically acclaimed and recognized by the rest of the community. They also wanted to push the medium forward by creating thoughtful reviews and accessible curation of the best tracks around, surely a noble endeavour. They've done their best to remain objective and yeah, biases are inevitable, but what do you expect from a community that's small enough that the group of people who are qualified to make these kinds of videos, and the group of people qualified to make tracks in these videos have overlap? What do you want them to do, give up making tracks, give up making these videos, or simply refuse to put their own tracks in these videos for the sake of "objectivity" even though that clearly isn't objective at all since their tracks are fire and deserve to be on this list? These guys are doing great things for the community by making sick tracks AND making good reviews of tracks. Why are you mad at them for doing both at the same time?
Aoife McAndless-Davis rabid squirrel got props from the creator of the game for "this will destroy you." thats not something that happens every drawing. IMHO it is rightfully no. 1.
Met Rabid Squirrel in the fur yesterday in Ljubjana, where he gave a fine lecture/Powerpoint about the history of LR. And Bostjan was there too, great guy!
Wow, who would have guessed those line rider videos i binged back in 2007 would eventually evolve into pieces of high art. At this point I'm surprised the Vatican hasn't renovated a giant tv into the sistine chapel to show off some of these dope line rider tracks, because some of this stuff is akin to a spiritual experience.
I watched about 20 minutes of number 1, it evoked many of the same feeling I felt during my play through of “Life is Strange,” given that I had only beaten the game a few days prior.
As monumental as This Will Destroy You was, and as amazing as the amount of care you put into it was, I'm torn between whether or not the scale of the track holds as much entertainment value as something like Dangerous Cargo. Even as someone who would consider himself a LR fanatic, it was really, really difficult to sit through an hour long monstrosity. I don't have the youtube analytics in front of me, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who felt similarly. So I guess I would pose a question to the viewership, is art still good art if the majority of the audience doesn't see the entire art? Very important must know.
OpalRiderLR eveeytime that track comes up on my recommendations or is played via auto play I find it hard not to watch tbh. Initially I felt a bit like what u are saying but once I started watching that hr flew by.
We are separate people, so we attempted to place and critique each other's tracks. If you disagree with our choices, please tell us how, and/or which tracks you would have put on this list instead!
Line Rider Review They were cool tracks, I won't argue that. But it looks like you're patting yourselves on the back by adding your own tracks into a Top 10 video. I'm just saying, self congratulating isn't cool.
Line Rider Review Regardless of the fact that you're two separate people, this is one youtube channel that you both work together on. Also, if you're going to put yourselves in your own video, at least try to appear humble by putting yourselves near the bottom. You guys were #1, 3, and 4. I'll give you #6 as there was multiple people involved.
Yusuf Wilcox Sorry, didn't see this gem until OTDE replied. I've seen the tracks, and like I said, they're good tracks. But clearly the point of my comment went right over your head. But that's okay though, everyone has their strengths, yours just isn't paying attention. I have nothing to be insecure about, I don't make tracks. I don't have the time for that.
Re-enlist Today! No you told them to put themselves at the bottom of the top ten cos they made the video... That undermines the point of making an objective list.
I wanna make a cool track but these are all too good! I just kinda experiment through seeing other people's stuff and am going to try and make my first legitimate track paired with a song soon. I played this back in 2009 or something awed by the art but back then I couldn't even make a loop that didn't make bosh fall off.
Hey, as long as you're having fun and making things you like, that's what matters! (Most of the creators of the tracks featured here have been making things in Line Rider for many years)
I watched the entire this will destroy you film because it was just that amazing and I had heard their songs before and it was just completely captivating and goosebump inducing
@@rabidsquirrel117 i left it as a comment under the original video, im not sure how much of it i still agree with but here it is: I view part two as a visualization of a person at the end of their life. Each chord up and down can be seen as the heartbeat, or lifeline of this person. The line itself can be represented as the flow of consciousness. At the start, the music and the lines are pure and freeflowing. Each chord of the song moves the line up and down on cue, allowing life to be sustained. The line is smooth and uninterupted, proving cognizance of this person. Health deterioration is inevitable just like time. We see this happen with the first bits of distortion in the music, so subsequently the lines become slightly jagged and jarring. As time goes on the distortion becomes stronger and more frequent. Heartbeats feel much more insignificant. Halfway through, the first fragmentations in the music occur, putting small but considerable spaces in the stream of consciousness. White noise builds up gradually, eventually overpowering the music. Line spacing increases dramatically. The line points up to heaven. The peak of each chord is now completely insignificant, being overwhelmed by the white noise and distortion. More than half of the stream of consciousness is gone. The heartbeat stops. They are not dead. They cling onto any remnants of the original music they can to stay conscious. It's all in vain. It seems like the line is going to disappear entirely. This is the final moment of their life. The final sound from the original song plays. The line straightens out and returns to having no spaces. They've entered the afterlife. The white noise is isolated. White noise is now the music. Chords become the distortion. They don’t move the line angle up or down anymore, they are only memories. They begin to fade away. The line becomes straighter and straighter until the song ends. This person will forever exist on their straight line through time. No reference point for sadness; no reference point for happiness. Existence, but only as a line.
Yeah, it was on our list and we loved the transitions between the sections and the ending animations, but we had mixed feelings about the work as a whole. There's a livestream off-the-cuff review of it elsewhere on this channel if you want to check it out!
Thanks, though not surprised. Their idea of what makes a good track is completely different on what I think makes a good track. As a result, seeing their own tracks in this top 10 list doesn't surprise me as they have similar aesthetics on what's good and will be naturally biassed towards each others tracks as a result whether they realize it or not. Personally, I think 'This will destroy you is incredibly boring to watch as a whole. Yes it has some very creative sections in it, but the pacing, lack of technical skill required to make a similar track, and the long length of it make it hard for me to sit through it. In that review of my track, they downplayed it a lot due to a lot of the earlier parts of my track being too similar to some old track I've never heard of. Case in point, having 2 manualers with great artistic ability will almost always prefer more manual based tracks, with or without scenery over more quirk based tracks which would tend to have more abstract style scenery, if any at all.
I remember playing line rider on those flash games sites back in grade 4 to 6ish..... I'm in college now (19y) SO WHY THE FUCK IS THIS GAME RELEVANT NOW!!!!!
Haha, thanks to you i've listened to all sorts from This Will Destroy You to Slint, Tortoise, Moonlit Sailor, Russian Circles, If These Trees Could Talk, God Is An Astronaut, maybeshewill etc, and moved towards blackgaze artists such as Astronoid, Alcest, and Les Discrets,
That's perfectly valid but I would advise giving acknowledgement to the creators of your entertainment and you may find value in the reasons why they made them/the emotions behind them. I'm not saying that you have to care or that every piece is a masterwork for the ages, but just consider the creators that put in the work.
Alastair Hadlow not only that...i have scrolled thru several comments and the creator of this video (or creators, to be correct) has very patiently noted that there is a link in the description to a seperate video with the same content, but no narration. he said it in the video also. no one has the right to tell him to hush or stfu when he obviously made it so you didnt have to hear him talk if you didnt want to. i on the other hand greatly appreciate the commentary. the only 2 of these i had seen were surf and this will destroy you. the others are to be watched soon.
wow this is cool it would be great if i could get like 10s of the track without yall talking so i can actually make the connection between sound and visuals.
I clicked on this because of the awesome looking fractal face portrait. I wanted to see how that could be a course for line rider. But it's not even in the video. WTF!?
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We are aware that we made a lot of the tracks on this list heh. There was, from our perspective, no way for us to put together a list we thought was even close to comprehensive without including them. Hopefully we were appropriately critical of each other's tracks, but if you think we're guilty of shameless self-promotion, watch the tracks and tell us why you disagreed with us!
Line Rider Review ive never heard two people sound so pretentious as you. Youre critiquing them based on the music playing in the background and the "story" behind them. Youre everything wrong with modern art!
dylan bear ye but like who cares. unlike most modern art the items in these reviews take an incredibly large amount of time and effort to create, which in my opinion puts this on a pedastol high above anything else that doesn't require the same characteristics. that means to me that critique and bespoke terminoligy is completely justified.
raffen theyre reviewing the wrong thing
dylan bear what else would they be reviewing? they're reviewing something they're both clearly very passionate abouts and interested in. why throw that out the window just because it's a niche art form?
raffen they're meant to be reviewing the tracks, not the "story", not the music, the track! and using pretentious words in your critique doesnt make you float above us it just made them look out of touch
The mountain king track is the reason why I'm into line rider now
Trex79 Same, he just made and uploaded another video, I came to this video from him.
Trex79 Same here
hva så bones?
Same
If you think tahts good check out his newer ones set to Allen Walker's fade and the fatrats monody
Look I'm just a normal dude but the fact that you speak so intricately about these tracks I dunno man I just love it xD
I watched the entire "this will destroy you" video, I used it to relax and "meditate." The calm and relaxing sound and video synchronization were not only satisfying but hypnotic.
its even better while a couple tabs deep
This is weird. A game from my early childhood that probably should have died like a decade ago has maintained some sort of weird culty community. This is awesome! Keep it up guys! Here's to another ten years of this whacky liney sleddy thing!
The This Will Destroy video is why I looked up “best line rider videos”, wondering if it made such a list, and I must say the #1 spot is well earned.
thank you!
Why am I watching a review of tracks made in a 12-year-old Flash game? What am I doing with my life?
For me it's incredibly nostalgic to see what has happened - and to see the same names that I used to see on linerider.org as a 12 year old with 2,000 posts. omegalul
Your doing something amazingly great with your life
@HaoYuan Gao and why is that offencive?
I never knew people made such a big deal out of line rider... wow.
I don't know how to describe the line rider community. It is at once (in my estimation) pretentious and passionate. I love the content that is created, but I cringe at some of the "art criticism". That said, keep up the good work.
Yeah. I agree. This is cringy.
Wow. I never knew Line Rider had such a distinct following. I've haven't see this much attention given to some classic writings. Good job I think
I watched the #2 track more than once last year. I would enjoy similar tracks from that artist.
He's working on a new one I hear!
TBH I want to see more of his Rube Goldberg machines as well. I mean, that's why I subscribed to him about 5 years ago. I'm just glad he introduced me to both communities!
I think it's out, right?
Yep it came out! "Fade"
And he made a marble run synced to music. Glad to see he's doing at least screenlinked RGMs with LR!
Wtf this is a random game I played year's ago- it has a full community????
When you said "...classic 'TechDawg' style world-building..." I was literally yanked back into 2009 when I first watch TechDawg. And now I'm back after I watched DoodleChaos' viral hit and I realize why I really loved watching these then, with even more appreciation for them now.
So thank you for that.
Very nicely done! Without having seen most of these tracks before, I could still follow your thoughts. And you actually made me want to check out some of the tracks included! :)
Woooooo! I can't wait for my friend to watch this one - we found your channel about 6 months ago and it fills us with so much joy!!!!
Simply great video. Imo you're one of the best youtubers of all times.
I was just randomly browsing youtube and through the countless numbers of videos it brought me here, for reference, I know nothing about line rider and this is like my second video of line rider, this stuff is pretty weird, at first I was like "Its just a guy on sled" but then I continued watching and now "its not just a guy on a sled, its a message that is portrayed across toward the viewer to make them feel certain emotions" I was going to click away but the way you talked about each and every one of these we just so interesting and kept me watching. I might be overthinking this but yyeeeeaaaaahhhh nice video
Whaouh, nice to see that LineRider is still living after all these years. It's been a long time since I've built Colossus ;)
wait..... is #3 set to clipping? damn. thats a trip
The #1 track introduced me to my love for Line Rider, it made me remember the game itself that I first played so many years ago, a long damn time.
It introduced me to the creators of the song/album "This Will Destroy You" and I've followed their music ever since.
It introduced me to a new form of art that tugs at my generation that is between the points of visual art and art created with technology.
It gave me a sense of "Wow..." and that spine tingling, hair raising, feeling that I hadn't gotten from a video in years.
Rabid Squirrel created a masterpiece that will be watched for years to come and it will inspire for years to come.
If I can take one thing from his creation and share it with you. It's that "No matter how long or difficulty something looks. Always keep going and keep trying, because in the end you will get there."
omg im number 7 wut
Surf from pokemon gen 3, i love that you used that song
It was really good!
thx :)
When you made it did you intend it to be interpreted the same as how this guy explained it? Or did you just make it for fun and he looked into it to deep
jweber544 / Hanuman think you could do more pokemon themes? id like to take a trip down nostalgia lane again. possibly using the original gen 3 opening theme?
The first ever line rider vid I’ve ever watched was “this will destroy you” and boy was that SOMETHING
Thanks!
This is a whole form of art expression that too few people know about
I really like the first "I will destroy you" song it's really emotional if you start thinking about Everything you can achieve if you just tried
#2 is the first one that introduced me to how intricate line rider can be.
When Line Rider 2 first came out and I was 10 years old, I made a Ski Jump game in Line Rider. Boosts would take you further depending on how you jumped. I got around 150 comments on the page but never used the site again... :P
I just saw the Mountain King video which brought me here and i'm baffled that Line Rider is still kicking.
Lol people complaining about the reviewer's own tracks being in the video. OTDE and Rapid Squirrel are incredible track creators critically acclaimed and recognized by the rest of the community. They also wanted to push the medium forward by creating thoughtful reviews and accessible curation of the best tracks around, surely a noble endeavour. They've done their best to remain objective and yeah, biases are inevitable, but what do you expect from a community that's small enough that the group of people who are qualified to make these kinds of videos, and the group of people qualified to make tracks in these videos have overlap? What do you want them to do, give up making tracks, give up making these videos, or simply refuse to put their own tracks in these videos for the sake of "objectivity" even though that clearly isn't objective at all since their tracks are fire and deserve to be on this list? These guys are doing great things for the community by making sick tracks AND making good reviews of tracks. Why are you mad at them for doing both at the same time?
Aoife McAndless-Davis rabid squirrel got props from the creator of the game for "this will destroy you." thats not something that happens every drawing. IMHO it is rightfully no. 1.
I didn't realize how serious and dedicated this community was, woah.
Met Rabid Squirrel in the fur yesterday in Ljubjana, where he gave a fine lecture/Powerpoint about the history of LR. And Bostjan was there too, great guy!
Holy crap you talk so intelligently about lines and a sled dude why what how
i knew it was gonna be #1!!!!
[GK] Min3rl3g4nd Gaming 悪いチャンネル Yep, pretty obvious choice when you've seen Twdy
Liar
My god its a community, well now im happy.
Wow, who would have guessed those line rider videos i binged back in 2007 would eventually evolve into pieces of high art. At this point I'm surprised the Vatican hasn't renovated a giant tv into the sistine chapel to show off some of these dope line rider tracks, because some of this stuff is akin to a spiritual experience.
I saw Hall of the Mountain King on tumblr, and while I'd heard of line rider art before, it actually got me into it and now here I am
It's that time of the night boys
Part 7 of the #1 spot always gives me the chills. So powerful!!!
Great video. Great commentary.
I watched about 20 minutes of number 1, it evoked many of the same feeling I felt during my play through of “Life is Strange,” given that I had only beaten the game a few days prior.
We watched #2 in school for music class
As monumental as This Will Destroy You was, and as amazing as the amount of care you put into it was, I'm torn between whether or not the scale of the track holds as much entertainment value as something like Dangerous Cargo. Even as someone who would consider himself a LR fanatic, it was really, really difficult to sit through an hour long monstrosity. I don't have the youtube analytics in front of me, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who felt similarly. So I guess I would pose a question to the viewership, is art still good art if the majority of the audience doesn't see the entire art? Very important must know.
OpalRiderLR eveeytime that track comes up on my recommendations or is played via auto play I find it hard not to watch tbh. Initially I felt a bit like what u are saying but once I started watching that hr flew by.
I watched the full 50 minutes once
That's both impressive and surprising. GG man.
it actually gets really cool at the end
OpalRiderLR we get it, you don't like music visualization of post-rock :P
Can’t wait to see top 10 tracks of 2018
it's coming!
I like how you guys put yourselves in the list. Classy.
We are separate people, so we attempted to place and critique each other's tracks. If you disagree with our choices, please tell us how, and/or which tracks you would have put on this list instead!
Line Rider Review They were cool tracks, I won't argue that.
But it looks like you're patting yourselves on the back by adding your own tracks into a Top 10 video.
I'm just saying, self congratulating isn't cool.
Line Rider Review Regardless of the fact that you're two separate people, this is one youtube channel that you both work together on.
Also, if you're going to put yourselves in your own video, at least try to appear humble by putting yourselves near the bottom. You guys were #1, 3, and 4. I'll give you #6 as there was multiple people involved.
Yusuf Wilcox Sorry, didn't see this gem until OTDE replied.
I've seen the tracks, and like I said, they're good tracks. But clearly the point of my comment went right over your head. But that's okay though, everyone has their strengths, yours just isn't paying attention.
I have nothing to be insecure about, I don't make tracks. I don't have the time for that.
Re-enlist Today! No you told them to put themselves at the bottom of the top ten cos they made the video... That undermines the point of making an objective list.
I hope to one day admire something so much that I can provide such quality commentary.
You guys should do Top 10 Line Rider Tracks of All Time!
The #1 spot was removed off of RUclips :(
Working on it, find it here in the meantime twitter.com/baharv89/status/1159200791774650369
It's BACK UP!
ruclips.net/video/qasxqKScOfY/видео.html
twitter.com/baharv89/status/1179074368376197120
I wanna make a cool track but these are all too good! I just kinda experiment through seeing other people's stuff and am going to try and make my first legitimate track paired with a song soon. I played this back in 2009 or something awed by the art but back then I couldn't even make a loop that didn't make bosh fall off.
Hey, as long as you're having fun and making things you like, that's what matters! (Most of the creators of the tracks featured here have been making things in Line Rider for many years)
Lrr’s subs “ 2,017 “... cool
Ooh there is more
I.saw a line rider ad once about a week ago. I didn't know it was this big.
What was the ad for? Keep hearing about it, wondering if I could find it online somewhere
I watched the entire this will destroy you film because it was just that amazing and I had heard their songs before and it was just completely captivating and goosebump inducing
Hey, thank you :)
I literally watched the last two ones before I watched this one lol
ive seen #1 a total of 3 times to completion and even written about it because its so beautiful. ive never even played this game
thank you so much! I'd love to see what you wrote if you want to share it.
@@rabidsquirrel117 i left it as a comment under the original video, im not sure how much of it i still agree with but here it is:
I view part two as a visualization of a person at the end of their life.
Each chord up and down can be seen as the heartbeat, or lifeline of this person.
The line itself can be represented as the flow of consciousness.
At the start, the music and the lines are pure and freeflowing.
Each chord of the song moves the line up and down on cue, allowing life to be sustained.
The line is smooth and uninterupted, proving cognizance of this person.
Health deterioration is inevitable just like time.
We see this happen with the first bits of distortion in the music, so subsequently the lines become slightly jagged and jarring.
As time goes on the distortion becomes stronger and more frequent.
Heartbeats feel much more insignificant.
Halfway through, the first fragmentations in the music occur, putting small but considerable spaces in the stream of consciousness.
White noise builds up gradually, eventually overpowering the music. Line spacing increases dramatically.
The line points up to heaven.
The peak of each chord is now completely insignificant, being overwhelmed by the white noise and distortion.
More than half of the stream of consciousness is gone.
The heartbeat stops.
They are not dead. They cling onto any remnants of the original music they can to stay conscious.
It's all in vain.
It seems like the line is going to disappear entirely.
This is the final moment of their life.
The final sound from the original song plays.
The line straightens out and returns to having no spaces.
They've entered the afterlife.
The white noise is isolated.
White noise is now the music.
Chords become the distortion.
They don’t move the line angle up or down anymore, they are only memories.
They begin to fade away.
The line becomes straighter and straighter until the song ends.
This person will forever exist on their straight line through time.
No reference point for sadness; no reference point for happiness.
Existence, but only as a line.
Wait this game still exists?
if you didn't know about line rider and found doodle chaos you would just think it was something he liked doing and not a game
wtf am I watching
you gotta do a 2018 edition
Man, what happened to TechDawg? Manual Madness? Ugh, the years went by so fast.
Glad to see this will destroy you at number one :) this first introduced me to that band a while ago.
@sethcomposerguy's revival didn't make it? the bar is too high lol
Yeah, it was on our list and we loved the transitions between the sections and the ending animations, but we had mixed feelings about the work as a whole. There's a livestream off-the-cuff review of it elsewhere on this channel if you want to check it out!
Thanks, though not surprised. Their idea of what makes a good track is completely different on what I think makes a good track. As a result, seeing their own tracks in this top 10 list doesn't surprise me as they have similar aesthetics on what's good and will be naturally biassed towards each others tracks as a result whether they realize it or not. Personally, I think 'This will destroy you is incredibly boring to watch as a whole. Yes it has some very creative sections in it, but the pacing, lack of technical skill required to make a similar track, and the long length of it make it hard for me to sit through it. In that review of my track, they downplayed it a lot due to a lot of the earlier parts of my track being too similar to some old track I've never heard of. Case in point, having 2 manualers with great artistic ability will almost always prefer more manual based tracks, with or without scenery over more quirk based tracks which would tend to have more abstract style scenery, if any at all.
10:06 that’s exactly what it was to me
4:17 my childhood...
Is there a version without you talking?
Blarg Kliggle Yes their is a playlist in the description
This is why they say dont do druga kids
lol fkn hell man line rider in 2018 im ded
8:12 that's an up reference isn't it
IT IS
I remember playing line rider on those flash games sites back in grade 4 to 6ish.....
I'm in college now (19y)
SO WHY THE FUCK IS THIS GAME RELEVANT NOW!!!!!
Rabid Squirrel's track got me into post rock.
That's awesome!
Haha, thanks to you i've listened to all sorts from This Will Destroy You to Slint, Tortoise, Moonlit Sailor, Russian Circles, If These Trees Could Talk, God Is An Astronaut, maybeshewill etc, and moved towards blackgaze artists such as Astronoid, Alcest, and Les Discrets,
Aric Fowler check out An Autumn For Crippled Children if you havent already
I was more of a free rider guy back then tbh
somebody make freedom dive please
Who was watch doodle chaos before these?😏
This is like rock review channels
Feels Like didnt make it?
but HOW?!
Anybody know what the song at the very very ending is?? It's dope!
Endscreen music? Noveau Life - Start Life
how is the scarf colored like that tho
That's just the newest build of Line Rider
stove on
whats the rap song called on the Dangerous Cargo Track?
They're listed at the end of the Dangerous Cargo video, there are three different songs used off the album Splendor and Misery by Clipping.
In the hall of the mountain king
Think you're deluding yourself with number 5 lol
WARNING: #1 is VERY LONG! almost 1 HOUR!!!
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Every one knows tech dawg should be first place everywhere
sadly he hasn't released anything since like 2009
@@LineRiderReview and still holds the record!
what song is used in #3?
Your answer should be here: ruclips.net/video/iCD9jtwTV44/видео.htmlm7s (this is 2:07 in the video, there are several songs)
It's the album Splendor and Misery by clipping
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Sorry .-.
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it sucks if you dont like that album tho lmao
I wached this will destroy you befor this
I don't care who made them, or why, I just want to watch and listen
That's perfectly valid but I would advise giving acknowledgement to the creators of your entertainment and you may find value in the reasons why they made them/the emotions behind them. I'm not saying that you have to care or that every piece is a masterwork for the ages, but just consider the creators that put in the work.
Alastair Hadlow not only that...i have scrolled thru several comments and the creator of this video (or creators, to be correct) has very patiently noted that there is a link in the description to a seperate video with the same content, but no narration. he said it in the video also. no one has the right to tell him to hush or stfu when he obviously made it so you didnt have to hear him talk if you didnt want to. i on the other hand greatly appreciate the commentary. the only 2 of these i had seen were surf and this will destroy you. the others are to be watched soon.
missed revival :)
rabid here - in retrospect, my biggest regret with this series is not including it in this video tbh
@@LineRiderReview oh, don't worry ;)
The series was still in it's starting phase
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How did #8 even make it into this video?
wow
the fuck am i doing
Too bad flash is about to be gone forever I just found out about the game 2 days before flash doomsday
none of these were made in the old flash builds, linerider dot com for example uses HTML5
"how to begin describing this"... Pretty crap? Number 2 wins easily.
Por que hablas
9:40 Dangerous Cargo was Not the Imposter
Excuse me what the fuck?
It is impossible to Mountain King don't appear here
wow this is cool it would be great if i could get like 10s of the track without yall talking so i can actually make the connection between sound and visuals.
Like we said in the intro, you can watch them without commentary here:
ruclips.net/p/PLajc0ezIvCanXw3vXGdnVQqDTj-1WWGA2
I clicked on this because of the awesome looking fractal face portrait. I wanted to see how that could be a course for line rider. But it's not even in the video. WTF!?
It's in #2, Dangerous Cargo by OTDE. It's in a brief moment during the static section.