My guess is that Hideki Naganuma (soundtrack director/artist of JGR, JSRF, Sonic Rush, and MAYBE Sonic Rush Adventure) wanted to keep the charm and style of the JSR radio soundtracks for Sonic Rush. If you listen to some of the Sonic Rush songs (Metal Scratchin' and Wrapped in Black are good examples) many voiceclips and lyrics were also used in the JSR songs.
The reason they sound so similar is because they're both by Hideki Naganuma. He tends to reuse lots from his old songs because his style allows him to get away with it pretty easily.
The perfect music to get the city into an uncontrollable forever funk.... XD Basically, they won't be able to stop dancing, singing, cheering, or rapping.... CAUSE THIS BEAT IS TOO LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!
I may be wrong, but I think Naganuma actually didn't make the SRA soundtrack. It was the guy that made the Blaze remix in the first mix that made the soundtrack, he just matched Naganuma's style.
![Wrapped in Black - Sonic Rush [OST]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MlCK5RWO54E/mqdefault.jpg)
![Wrapped in Black - Sonic Rush [OST]](/img/tr.png)
“This sounds just like that other SONI-“
-JWittz
"rock that shit homie" was in a kids game lol
tomrow jet set radio was rated T
Naganuma likely was not aware of what that meant. He IS Japanese, after all.
@@vewm3257 the sample was rock that shit homie
Naganuma has always been good with English, so I'm sure he knew the meaning of every word he sampled.
It was t for teen
My guess is that Hideki Naganuma (soundtrack director/artist of JGR, JSRF, Sonic Rush, and MAYBE Sonic Rush Adventure) wanted to keep the charm and style of the JSR radio soundtracks for Sonic Rush. If you listen to some of the Sonic Rush songs (Metal Scratchin' and Wrapped in Black are good examples) many voiceclips and lyrics were also used in the JSR songs.
Not rush adventure
It was Tomoya Ohtani who did Rush Adventure’s OST. It may sound like Hideki since their styles are somewhat similar
I've been trying my hardest to mix these two together for the longest but nothing worked. Good Job.
Basically what I do is play them on two different devices put rock it on at 1.25x speed and it works the same way
I FINALLY FOUND IT!!!!
I'VE SEARCHED FOR YEARS!!!!!!
Rock it ON!!!
Right there rock it on.
Right there, Right On! - Back at ya homie!
it's "Rock that shit, homie!"
no its "Fuck that shit homie!"
Now this is what I call a headbanger!!
Excellent work!!
Went and looked it up. Turns out SRA's OST was directed by Tomoya Ohtani. It's interesting because he has almost and entirely different style.
I can't express how much I wanna thank you for this or how cool this is.
A mashup of a mashup? That could prove interesting...
YESSS THIS GOES INSANELY HARD
Reminder that these two songs comes from a guy who has a Peter Griffin as pfp on Twitter lol
So many requests from you! lol I'll see what I can do ^^
A mash up of plant kingdom act one and right there ride on would be cool
Right There, Rock It On/ Rock It On, Right On
The reason they sound so similar is because they're both by Hideki Naganuma. He tends to reuse lots from his old songs because his style allows him to get away with it pretty easily.
The perfect music to get the city into an uncontrollable forever funk.... XD
Basically, they won't be able to stop dancing, singing, cheering, or rapping....
CAUSE THIS BEAT IS TOO LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!
HOOKED
What can I say I love your mixes! You really saved me
Right there rock it on!
See, this is why im subscribed
omg perfect
Cool 😎
I may be wrong, but I think Naganuma actually didn't make the SRA soundtrack. It was the guy that made the Blaze remix in the first mix that made the soundtrack, he just matched Naganuma's style.
Yes, because Naganuma had left the company.
This mix makes me wild
Actually good
Right there, Rock on!
Very Cool!
This is amazing❤️
perfect
Right There, Rock it On.
Right There, Rock it on
Hideki Naganuma!!!
Rock there rock on
Try mashing Sonic Rush's "Metal Scratchin' " and Megaman Battle Network 2's "Battle Spirit"
Can u mix What you need-sonic rush and fly like a butterfly-jsrf
Why is the picture Beat's JSRF design.
#RockThatShinobi
right there rock on