I'm an identical twin and my mom bought my brother and I this game just because of the title. She had no idea how little she'd see us for the next month!
Dude the fact that some people I know have never heard of or even played this game makes me feel sad for them. Because they missed out on such an amazing game and soundtrack as well. Those were the days! This was RARE (the company) at its peak.
Rare is still going great guns but no company ever, ever, ever on any console ever, will have a GOLDEN run like Rare did from 1994-200. Especially not with how long games take to make these days.
Used to play this game every day as a kid when I got home from school , but I was never able to finish it due to my inability to find all of the space ship parts. Still loved this game regardless and only recently finished it. Definitely a major part of my childhood
The end game of JFG was difficult for me as a kid too. It took me a long time before I actually finished the game. Some of the ship parts were really obscure too!
@Truth118 I remember getting killed a lot right when you get to the first area of the castle. There's a bunch of drones, snipers, and big guys shooting rockets at you. Then the rest of the level is difficult too. THEN you have to fight the boss after all that.
The OST for JFG was a staggering achievement for its time, it actually went above the game itself and raised the immersion experience to a new level on par with the best games of the modern age.
You know what is incredible.. The music almost makes u think it was made to change when u are shooting the ants but no the levels fits perfect every segment of this piece of music
sucks it'll likely never will be cus microsoft owns all of rare's old ips and rare's not with them anymore. microsoft's acquisition of rare is one of the biggest tragedies in gaming
@@RedRag684 It is not a remake or a remaster actually. The game is being emulated on Xbox One, just like how it is on PC. The game is the same, but with a higher resolution, and different control layouts. The higher resolution and better controls are great, but it's still the same game at heart. Those are good quality of life improvements through at least.
No video game out there has the quality in every one of its tracks like this game did. The music team did phenomenal and this game was so under the radar it should have been a series. This remaster is incredible!
When I was little my mother asked if we wanted her to get a new game for us which getting a new game was rare. She was going to blockbuster video to rent one. We asked for 007 but she came home with this. My twin brother and I looked at each other like "what the hell is this". Probably one of the best mix ups ever. Blockbuster got it back late and we ended up re-renting it.
This is just .... wow. This is AMAZING!! This is one of the best soundtracks ever made in gaming history. RARE games had incredible music. Thanks for bringing this OST to a new level. ❤️
The entire soundtrack to this game is absolutely stunning. When this came out in 1999 my friends thought I was crazy when I told them it was better than GoldenEye. Granted, I might have been wrong about that, but JFG was one of the most epic/grand scale gaming moments my best friend and I had. There needs to be more single player co-op games like this. Controlling Floyd the Droid was so fun and immersive compared to just watching someone play.
I'm almost crying listening to this. As a child I spent enough money renting this game from Blockbuster to probably buy it three or four times over. Eventually I did buy it but it was easily one of the court tenants of my love for games and music as I grew older. And it makes my heart swell seeing so many people with the same experience.
This game inspired all my creativity and space curiosity without it i literally wouldnt be the same person i am today. This game has been a huge inspo to me.
I wish it was. Back when I used iTunes, I had all of my favorite gaming music to listen to at any time. Now I just use RUclips, but it's totally not the same experience.
Yeah! I put them in the order as if you were playing through the game. There may be a couple of songs out of the perfect order, but I think it works. Technically, you could tackle the levels in any order after you rescue Vela, but anyway.
I played this on the Xbox One and was blown away by the sound effects, the fact the game is almost 20 years old and has better sounds than current games shocked me.
Justamente hoy le quite el polvo a mi vieja nintendo 64 y encontré esta joya de videojuego, me trae nostalgia escuchar cada tema y me transporta a mi niñez, gracias por subir los temas remasterizados.
Probably my favorite track as well, but it's tough to choose just one. Eschebone definitely has the right "space epic" sound to it. The theme from J.J. Abrams' Star Trek movie(s) reminded me of the same feeling I get when listening to the Eschebone theme. Listening to them again side-by-side, it almost sounds like Michael Giacchino could have used the track as reference. He probably didn't..... or did he?🤔
Thank you Robin and the rest of the composers over at RARE that gave us some of the most memorable game soundtracks of the 90's. These works are your greatest legacy and will always be a part of us.
Absolutely incredible effort! One I greatly appreciate. For me, this game as the best OST on the N64 in so many ways, and even to this day it's unlike any other OST I've heard; incredible stuff, thanks for the upload.
Seriously, the brass and strings section in this game was something out of this world. I remember that I hooked up my stereo to the TV and recorded the music from the different levels and then I would just sit and listen to it during math class in high school. XD And... honestly, the Tawfret level is still stuck in my heart as the scariest music in any videogame of the ones I have played. Fuck Resident Evil or Silent Hill or any of them... Tawfret gave me nightmares, it was just so unsettling.
Jet Force Gemini para mi es uno de los mejores juegos del N64. Tiene una gran cantidad de niveles, buenos grafico para su epoca, muy buena jugabilidad, una gran historia y un maravilloso sountrack. Ademas es uno de los juegos mas completos que no nesecitan una memory card o expansion pack para jugar porque tiene autoguardado. También que me dieron a mi y a muchos de ustedes bastantes horas de juego :D
@@TwoZeroOfficial That song is so good. Part of me wants to hear it without the mining sound effects, but the other part of me feels like it would be too different without them.
1:18:37 Whenever I played that level I always felt like I hadn't completed it, I always felt empty, the sound of pickaxe hitting rocks in the music made me feel like there were still tribals somewhere I needed to rescue, and it broke my heart I couldn't find them.
My dad bought this game for me back in 2005-2006, but man did I put hundreds of hours in this game despite being late to the party, i was 6 years old and my dad liked to play it with me too (or his own save file too!), it was fun and it always relives those childhood memories, we used to call the game "Robot Kid" because Juno looked extremely young in the cartridge art lol
Excellent work! This was a my favorite game from the N64. I always listen to Jet Force Gemini music because it gave off a special feeling, something that made the adventurous side of me happy. This was probably the best game soundtrack in my opinion for the N64 and there were some good ones from other games.
This is one hell of an Ost, thanks for the remastering job ;) Water ruins is my favorite, it gives such a melancholic feeling, like you're on a far away planet and civilization is on the brink of extinction .... but what is this light ? Hope ?
Thank you for this! JFG definitely doesn't get the love it deserves from other RARE fans. Makes you wonder how many people have actually seen the ending to JFG.
I don't know how many hours I've played this game. Maybe 100? In Singleplayer and Multiplayer. I seemingly have the tradition to restart the game every few years and I've yet to see the ending. I think the last time I was pretty close to it.
@@B3fromYT The same team made this game as well as Bad Fur Day. They probably used some of the same sounds. And I think all of these sounds came from the same collection of sound effect CDs. You can hear a lot of these sounds carry over in Rare's games. It's VERY noticable if you've ever played Starfox Adventure. You have definitely heard sounds from that game in tons of other media before.
@@GEMGaming_yt That makes sense, because Twelve tales, the early type of Bad Fur Day. Had a song in one of the locations. It was actually the theme for the Jet force game
@@GEMGaming_yt I have Star fox adventures from my neighbors step-son. Never knew that rare also made banjo and conker. Also I never played the game yet
29:17 I was always in awe of Mizar's Palace for both the level's music and its graphics. The intense strings, percussion, and choir is epic. The reflections on the ground in front of the palace looks super impressive for an N64 game. IDK what kind of trick they did to pull that off, maybe a geometry flip. I like the skybox too with the planet off in the distance. So much detail for an N64 game, and a unique atmosphere, and the music immerses you even further into the game. I always hated when those big dudes with rocket launchers would sit at the top and shoot me though, haha.
All of the cut scene music for Mizar's palace is sooo good too! Especially the one where the pyramid is landing and when Juno first enters the pyramid.
I think part of why I love that cut scene so much is because of how the music works so well with what the inside of the pyramid looks like. Rare did such a good job with their texture work on the N64. They knew how to start with 3D models and work from there.
Very well done! I loved the game as a child and still think about the lasting impact it has had on my life. Always loved the music and now I can enjoy it even more thanks to all of your hard work on this project. Thank you!!
Still remember being scared shitless , while at the same time having the most fun ive ever had playing a video game with my older brother running co-op through the misty zombie level. One of my favorite memories ❤️💛💚 much love from Florida man, thank you for this 💪🙏🙏🙏
An under-the-radar gem for the N64, one of the best games on that console. Seriously, up there with both Zeldas, SSB, MarioKart, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark.
I always thought it was so weird that the mining sounds play in water Ruin too. (I know it's because it's hard coded into the music, but still strange.)
Literally thought about looking up a remaster of this before I fell asleep last night. Woke up had the goldwood theme stuck in my head and BAM! Seen your remaster and oh my god I love it! Well done I must say!
There was someone a long time ago who was working on an unofficial remake. Because of your comment, I tried finding it, and ended up learning about a game that just came out called Tamarin. It's supposed to be a spiritual sequel. I don't really see much of JFG in it, aside from some of the assets used, but I want to give it a try once it goes on sale.
Holy shit! This audio quality is incredible! The original was already amazing, especially for it's time but this is outstanding! My absolute love for this game and soundtrack and the CLEAR effort put into this remaster is literally making me tear up. Hearing this on my Z906 is absolute audio bliss! Listen to this on an SRS system people.
Absolutely phenomenal remaster. Thank you for all your efforts, you did a magnificent job. Also...just gotta say, hands down one of the best games for the N64. My brothers and I spent countless hours lost in this game, but finding a new item, world, or hidden location was always magical. This game was so full of mystery and endless exploration. Thanks again for bringing back all the great memories!
The mystery was almost the best part. I loved searching through the levels for secrets as a kid. So many little unexplained details. Like doors that don’t open. Especially how the Abandoned Spacestation seemingly just ends.
aaaa thank you so much for making this !!!! i absolutely loved this game and it's soundtrack. i keep coming back to listen to this, since it helps me focus on my homework and stuff !!! this is seriously helping me get through school right now, and for that, i give you my sincerest thanks !!!!
I remember the first time I rented this from Blockbuster. The overture, the dire straits of the intro, and then the haunting Character Select march alone were enough to induce my first experience with ASMR goosebumps. This soundtrack is completely without equal on the 64 in its scope, power, and melody.
I've said many times that I think this is the best OST on the N64. I just don't know how Rare got these sounds to come out of the N64 audio hardware and fit it on the cartridge.
Just an amazing track. Could you imagine a modernized reboot with updated movement, aiming, and graphics. How amazing would a sequal that offered a vast world and new story line with a tighter more fast paced combat experience
The music and sound effects really add a lot to the atmosphere of the game. It definitely matches the epic sci-fi vibe that the gameplay and the graphics give off.
This is awesome! Such a good game. The space station legit use to creep me out the muse for it was a great touch lol
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I would say this is one of the best soundtracks for any game ever. Also an everyday played game of my childhood. It definitly brought me to orchestral music for my life. Thank you so much for this!
I wasn’t able to beat the game on N64. I finally beat it on xbox one and it made me relive a bunch of memories. Playing with my cousins on multiplayer and as Floyd. Good times.
This is great work, for one of my favorite games. Fond memories blowing ants to bits while flying around as a cyborg dog... Thanks man. Rare was awesome. Oh and for the personal fav : Spawnship every day
I always thought it was so strange that the Goldwood theme played the sound of crickets the entire time. It's a weird combination of ambient and out of place.
Dunno if I said this already at some point, but I appreciate the fact that you made it sound almost EXACTLY like the originals, just in drastically higher quality. Most remaster projects drastically change the way the track sounds, just keeping the original melody. This music sounds like it could have been uncompressed archives of the original, which is a compliment :p
Thank you, although you’re giving me a bit too much credit. I didn’t remake the music, just remastered the original tracks. But thank you all the same.
The Jet Force Gemini franchise had SOOOOOOOOOO much potential.
Yes 😪
still does, stinky
Franchise? It had more than one game?????
I'll die in peace when we have a remake, they'll have to somehow tweak the violent kills tho, but still, so much potential!
Then microsoft shot rare ware dead.
S.S. Anubis was just an entire movie scene in one song. So much raw emotion, tension, and heroism in the sound.
S.S. Anubis is one of if not my favorite music track from this game.
This is how I feel about Sekmeht. Rare understood the plot
This franchise had so much potential
I'm an identical twin and my mom bought my brother and I this game just because of the title. She had no idea how little she'd see us for the next month!
You must have felt very connected to the Star Twins!
Incredible comment ! More likes please :p
Floyd the Robot was OP.
Dude the fact that some people I know have never heard of or even played this game makes me feel sad for them. Because they missed out on such an amazing game and soundtrack as well. Those were the days! This was RARE (the company) at its peak.
Rare is still going great guns but no company ever, ever, ever on any console ever, will have a GOLDEN run like Rare did from 1994-200.
Especially not with how long games take to make these days.
…thank you for your sympathy
@@djcat64 Rare is a shadow of its former self.
They can still play it! Holds up on an emulator with good input plugins
This was my very first shooter, and looking back now the soundtrack was soooo far ahead of its time, 2 years before halo too
S.S. Anubis made me cry. It was better than hearing it the first time at 9. Absolutely incredible!
Same 🖤🖤🖤
Such a banger!
Used to play this game every day as a kid when I got home from school , but I was never able to finish it due to my inability to find all of the space ship parts. Still loved this game regardless and only recently finished it. Definitely a major part of my childhood
The end game of JFG was difficult for me as a kid too. It took me a long time before I actually finished the game. Some of the ship parts were really obscure too!
I can totally relate to this. Never killed Mizar. I know how to, I just don’t want it to be over.
@Truth118 I remember getting killed a lot right when you get to the first area of the castle. There's a bunch of drones, snipers, and big guys shooting rockets at you. Then the rest of the level is difficult too. THEN you have to fight the boss after all that.
SAAAME!
@@DanBorries +1 never got to kill Mizar. :(
Tawfret always scared the shit out of me when I was a kid.
I had a since of regret each time I had to go there but I sucked it up and soldiered on lol
The OST for JFG was a staggering achievement for its time, it actually went above the game itself and raised the immersion experience to a new level on par with the best games of the modern age.
The fact that it's on an N64 cartridge is mind-blowing.
You know what is incredible.. The music almost makes u think it was made to change when u are shooting the ants but no the levels fits perfect every segment of this piece of music
the game we want to be remaked or remastered
sucks it'll likely never will be cus microsoft owns all of rare's old ips and rare's not with them anymore.
microsoft's acquisition of rare is one of the biggest tragedies in gaming
Its remastered on xbox 1 bro. Rareware replay. Better than ever.
@@RedRag684 Still the same graphics and framerate though :/
@@darknightmike10yearsago I still think its a great HD remake. But yeah they could of done a little more.
@@RedRag684 It is not a remake or a remaster actually. The game is being emulated on Xbox One, just like how it is on PC. The game is the same, but with a higher resolution, and different control layouts. The higher resolution and better controls are great, but it's still the same game at heart. Those are good quality of life improvements through at least.
fuuuuck. This was THE game of my childhood. This is amazing!
I wish I still had my cartridge so I could see how many hours I put into just running around space and decimating bugs.
Same!
SS Anubis, Battleship Sehkmet and Rith Essa just hit different.... By hearing this i got transported like 15 years back into my childhood
SS Anubis....can words even describe?
Love this theme as well so awesome
Idk why, but the character selection theme always gets me so frigging pumped! It's definitely one of my favorites.
Facts I love that heroic theme as they running to save the planets
18:04 SS Anubis is what you came here for.
Perharps Sehkmet too 38:07 if so, my thoughts goes with you.
I came for Cerulean 42:07 I used to hum in my parents car all the time
The SS Anubis is so good
SS anubis as a kid made realize how amazing the soundtrack of this game was!
I like the snare drum part in Ichor Military Base.
I came for Goldwood...
All this music remains in my memories but specifically the creepy space station one and the bell at the very end of the water ruin.
No video game out there has the quality in every one of its tracks like this game did. The music team did phenomenal and this game was so under the radar it should have been a series. This remaster is incredible!
Listening to boss death theme im remembering how I was borderline traumatized by the first boss's death
Haha, it exploded into goo. It looks amazing with the rainbow blood cheat turned on.
That's definitely understandable x'D The boss deaths were BRUTAL
When I was little my mother asked if we wanted her to get a new game for us which getting a new game was rare. She was going to blockbuster video to rent one. We asked for 007 but she came home with this. My twin brother and I looked at each other like "what the hell is this". Probably one of the best mix ups ever. Blockbuster got it back late and we ended up re-renting it.
I'll take Jet Force Gemini over Goldeneye any day of the week. It's truly such a phenomenal, underrated gem of a game.
This is just .... wow. This is AMAZING!! This is one of the best soundtracks ever made in gaming history. RARE games had incredible music. Thanks for bringing this OST to a new level. ❤️
Thanks for the nice comment. I made this remaster out of love for the music and as a momento of the great time I had with this game as a kid.
Robin Beanland is an incredible musical chameleon, can do so many styles.
For me, the ones that hit the hardest in my nostalgia are SS Anubis, Ichor Military Base, Sehkmet and Mizard's Palace, really great pieces of art.
The entire soundtrack to this game is absolutely stunning. When this came out in 1999 my friends thought I was crazy when I told them it was better than GoldenEye. Granted, I might have been wrong about that, but JFG was one of the most epic/grand scale gaming moments my best friend and I had.
There needs to be more single player co-op games like this. Controlling Floyd the Droid was so fun and immersive compared to just watching someone play.
That title screen theme song gets me hyped everytime.
Listening to this again for the 1000th time. They really left NO CRUMBS when making this soundtrack.
Oh my god its godly with headphones on it just makes me wanna tear up
For real I just got some new headphones and decided to listen to this and wow
I'm almost crying listening to this. As a child I spent enough money renting this game from Blockbuster to probably buy it three or four times over. Eventually I did buy it but it was easily one of the court tenants of my love for games and music as I grew older. And it makes my heart swell seeing so many people with the same experience.
This game inspired all my creativity and space curiosity without it i literally wouldnt be the same person i am today.
This game has been a huge inspo to me.
THIS should be on Spotify!!
I wish it was. Back when I used iTunes, I had all of my favorite gaming music to listen to at any time. Now I just use RUclips, but it's totally not the same experience.
i love that the songs are in perfect order, it reminds me of my recent playthrough its great
Yeah! I put them in the order as if you were playing through the game. There may be a couple of songs out of the perfect order, but I think it works. Technically, you could tackle the levels in any order after you rescue Vela, but anyway.
I played this on the Xbox One and was blown away by the sound effects, the fact the game is almost 20 years old and has better sounds than current games shocked me.
You gotta love the sound of the machine gun!
Phenomenally remastered. I love it, I'll always come back to this any time I want to listen to the game's score.
Thank you so much!
@@GEMGaming_yt You're welcome, it's well deserved!
Justamente hoy le quite el polvo a mi vieja nintendo 64 y encontré esta joya de videojuego, me trae nostalgia escuchar cada tema y me transporta a mi niñez, gracias por subir los temas remasterizados.
Fue de lo mejor en el N64, su musica me impactó demasiado cuando era un niño.
Gerardo Petrikowski ahora las canciones las tengo en mi playlist dé spotify son canciones que se disfrutan bastante 🤩🥰
You're very welcome. :) Thank you for listening.
You found this music on Spotify?
What, apenas leo que están en Spotify *o* que genial!
Eschebone was very menacing, I loved it!
Eschebone is my favorite track!
Probably my favorite track as well, but it's tough to choose just one. Eschebone definitely has the right "space epic" sound to it. The theme from J.J. Abrams' Star Trek movie(s) reminded me of the same feeling I get when listening to the Eschebone theme. Listening to them again side-by-side, it almost sounds like Michael Giacchino could have used the track as reference. He probably didn't..... or did he?🤔
Im so glad the person who posted this put images up with the OST cause i forgot what Eschebone looked like haha MAN the memories are flowing!
Thank you Robin and the rest of the composers over at RARE that gave us some of the most memorable game soundtracks of the 90's. These works are your greatest legacy and will always be a part of us.
Guns, bug nightclub, badass music, furries, and even my DJ name. Yup I can confirm this game is what made me who I am today.
5:23 - PUTA QUE PARIU!!!!!
Absolutely incredible effort! One I greatly appreciate. For me, this game as the best OST on the N64 in so many ways, and even to this day it's unlike any other OST I've heard; incredible stuff, thanks for the upload.
Thank you so much!
Seriously, the brass and strings section in this game was something out of this world. I remember that I hooked up my stereo to the TV and recorded the music from the different levels and then I would just sit and listen to it during math class in high school. XD And... honestly, the Tawfret level is still stuck in my heart as the scariest music in any videogame of the ones I have played. Fuck Resident Evil or Silent Hill or any of them... Tawfret gave me nightmares, it was just so unsettling.
Jet Force Gemini para mi es uno de los mejores juegos del N64.
Tiene una gran cantidad de niveles, buenos grafico para su epoca, muy buena jugabilidad, una gran historia y un maravilloso sountrack.
Ademas es uno de los juegos mas completos que no nesecitan una memory card o expansion pack para jugar porque tiene autoguardado.
También que me dieron a mi y a muchos de ustedes bastantes horas de juego :D
Fue el primer third person shooter
One of the best soundtracks of N64 era! I still marvel to this day how Robin Beanland got it to sound like this. Thank you for making it even better!
Cuz it was him along with Graeme Norgate and Alistar Lindsay. Epic work by the lot of em!
rare was just one hard hitting company man this ost to this day is still 10/10
And Rare's games routinely had amazing soundtracks.
I have so many fond memories of this game.
one of the best soundtracks on the N64 10/10
I wholeheartedly agree! I think Eshebone might BE the best song on the N64.
@@GEMGaming_yt my personal fave is the water ruins
@@TwoZeroOfficial That song is so good. Part of me wants to hear it without the mining sound effects, but the other part of me feels like it would be too different without them.
México les manda un gran abrazo
I send you a big hug :D
Awe, thank you. :)
1:18:37 Whenever I played that level I always felt like I hadn't completed it, I always felt empty, the sound of pickaxe hitting rocks in the music made me feel like there were still tribals somewhere I needed to rescue, and it broke my heart I couldn't find them.
The most hidden of hidden gems.
My dad bought this game for me back in 2005-2006, but man did I put hundreds of hours in this game despite being late to the party, i was 6 years old and my dad liked to play it with me too (or his own save file too!), it was fun and it always relives those childhood memories, we used to call the game "Robot Kid" because Juno looked extremely young in the cartridge art lol
SS Anubis was awesome
It's amazing how much of these samples were later reused in Conker's BFD soundtrack......
they sound almost the same, except few parts....
I LOVE the Floyd Mission track. It's perfection.
Excellent work! This was a my favorite game from the N64. I always listen to Jet Force Gemini music because it gave off a special feeling, something that made the adventurous side of me happy. This was probably the best game soundtrack in my opinion for the N64 and there were some good ones from other games.
Thank you so much for listening! I wholeheartedly think this is the best soundtrack on the N64.
Best game soundtrack of all time.
I have to agree with you
Hope this gem comes to nintendo switch online! This was an awesome game!
the best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be
This is one hell of an Ost, thanks for the remastering job ;)
Water ruins is my favorite, it gives such a melancholic feeling, like you're on a far away planet and civilization is on the brink of extinction .... but what is this light ? Hope ?
So many epic tracks here. Water Ruins/Mines is one of my favorites too.
If you like Water Ruin you should check out this orchestral remake. -> ruclips.net/video/gKe4mAfFeKQ/видео.html
@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered magnifique 😊👍
Thank you for this! JFG definitely doesn't get the love it deserves from other RARE fans. Makes you wonder how many people have actually seen the ending to JFG.
Probably not as many as you would think. That tribal hunt for one of the spaceship parts is pretty grueling.
I don't know how many hours I've played this game. Maybe 100? In Singleplayer and Multiplayer. I seemingly have the tradition to restart the game every few years and I've yet to see the ending. I think the last time I was pretty close to it.
@@unison_moody that's around what I've probably played this game. I still have the original cart my parents bought me in 2001.
Got this one for Christmas. Knew it was gonna rock being a Rare game. Top notch devs.
The game definitely has some flaws, but I love it in spite of them.
When I think about it, playing as Floyd was the closest we ever got to a Second Person Shooter.
the score on this game with the orchestra is absolutely incredible.
And it was on the N64! Try and think of another N64 game that has a soundtrack that sounds this good, from a sample quality standpoint.
The entire soundtrack is still my favorite after 20 long years.
Thanks you for this.
Asteroid is my favourite of all.
Gotta love those creepy glassy sounds!
3:33 Why does this sound like a sound from Bad Fur Day?
@@B3fromYT The same team made this game as well as Bad Fur Day. They probably used some of the same sounds. And I think all of these sounds came from the same collection of sound effect CDs. You can hear a lot of these sounds carry over in Rare's games. It's VERY noticable if you've ever played Starfox Adventure. You have definitely heard sounds from that game in tons of other media before.
@@GEMGaming_yt That makes sense, because Twelve tales, the early type of Bad Fur Day. Had a song in one of the locations. It was actually the theme for the Jet force game
@@GEMGaming_yt I have Star fox adventures from my neighbors step-son. Never knew that rare also made banjo and conker.
Also I never played the game yet
Gives me chills it's so good. Games were so good when we were kids.
Man I love this score. Huge love letter to the orchestral sci-fi tradition. Great job with the remaster.
29:17 I was always in awe of Mizar's Palace for both the level's music and its graphics. The intense strings, percussion, and choir is epic. The reflections on the ground in front of the palace looks super impressive for an N64 game. IDK what kind of trick they did to pull that off, maybe a geometry flip. I like the skybox too with the planet off in the distance. So much detail for an N64 game, and a unique atmosphere, and the music immerses you even further into the game. I always hated when those big dudes with rocket launchers would sit at the top and shoot me though, haha.
All of the cut scene music for Mizar's palace is sooo good too! Especially the one where the pyramid is landing and when Juno first enters the pyramid.
@@GEMGaming_yt Yes! All of the cutscene music in Mizar's Palace is great too. I just entered the pyramid as Juno for the first time.
I think part of why I love that cut scene so much is because of how the music works so well with what the inside of the pyramid looks like. Rare did such a good job with their texture work on the N64. They knew how to start with 3D models and work from there.
@@GEMGaming_yt and yeah, the music really fits that mysterious mood really well.
Holy hell I haven't heard this in over 20 years! Ah the nostalgia...
Very well done! I loved the game as a child and still think about the lasting impact it has had on my life. Always loved the music and now I can enjoy it even more thanks to all of your hard work on this project. Thank you!!
Might be the best soundtrack for one of the best games on N64. The sense of adventure that this game gave is unmatched! And so is the nostalgia..
I think this is absolutely the best soundtrack from the N64 library.
In the top 3 games for the N64 imho
@@iampierre86 Same here Paul! Rare's underrappreciated (kinda, sales were low) masterpiece.
Rare in the SNES and N64 era was simply on another level, the music was no exception
18:04 best track imo
When you think of JFG, this is the song and this is the level.
Still remember being scared shitless , while at the same time having the most fun ive ever had playing a video game with my older brother running co-op through the misty zombie level. One of my favorite memories ❤️💛💚 much love from Florida man, thank you for this 💪🙏🙏🙏
An under-the-radar gem for the N64, one of the best games on that console. Seriously, up there with both Zeldas, SSB, MarioKart, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark.
If I had to pick a favorite video game soundtrack, it would probably be this one. Thanks for uploading and the beautiful remaster!
La música de este videojuego es de lo más envolvente que hay. Ojalá se haga un remaster algún día.
Una orquesta real!!! Sehkmet escucharla en metales y percusiones reales sería Epico!
No man's sky always reminded me of this game. If I could switch out the music with this. 😩
Really? I've never played that. I should give it a try.
Man, this soundtrack is SO GOOD.
God tier soundtrack
the "Goldwood Caves", "Entering the Pyramid", and "Water Ruin" themes always give me goosebumps
Water Ruin is SOOO good
@@GEMGaming_yt I like that the same song plays in Gem Quarry. So fitting
I always thought it was so weird that the mining sounds play in water Ruin too. (I know it's because it's hard coded into the music, but still strange.)
@@GEMGaming_yt that was weird to me as well, considering there's virtually nothing of the sort on Water Ruin
This game was Brilliant!! 👌
Rith Essa to this day sends me shivers down my spine
playing the Ascent stage with that song.
Impresionante trabajo, este juego tiene un soundtrack espectacular!!!
Glad I got this as a kid because of that Nintendo ad cassette tape. :p
Literally thought about looking up a remaster of this before I fell asleep last night. Woke up had the goldwood theme stuck in my head and BAM! Seen your remaster and oh my god I love it! Well done I must say!
There was someone a long time ago who was working on an unofficial remake. Because of your comment, I tried finding it, and ended up learning about a game that just came out called Tamarin. It's supposed to be a spiritual sequel. I don't really see much of JFG in it, aside from some of the assets used, but I want to give it a try once it goes on sale.
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Tawfret takes me right back to the 90s man.
Holy shit! This audio quality is incredible! The original was already amazing, especially for it's time but this is outstanding!
My absolute love for this game and soundtrack and the CLEAR effort put into this remaster is literally making me tear up.
Hearing this on my Z906 is absolute audio bliss!
Listen to this on an SRS system people.
Thank you so much. I bet it sounds GREAT on a surround sound system!
@@GEMGaming_yt Highly suggest it!
This is beautiful, I was in awe with the initial comparison. Thank you!
Thank you! I did it all out of love and fanservice.
SS Anubis is my fav level and love the music
My favorite level is Eschebone. I honestly think the music for that level is the best song in the entire library of N64 games.
Absolutely phenomenal remaster. Thank you for all your efforts, you did a magnificent job. Also...just gotta say, hands down one of the best games for the N64. My brothers and I spent countless hours lost in this game, but finding a new item, world, or hidden location was always magical. This game was so full of mystery and endless exploration. Thanks again for bringing back all the great memories!
The mystery was almost the best part. I loved searching through the levels for secrets as a kid. So many little unexplained details. Like doors that don’t open. Especially how the Abandoned Spacestation seemingly just ends.
aaaa thank you so much for making this !!!! i absolutely loved this game and it's soundtrack. i keep coming back to listen to this, since it helps me focus on my homework and stuff !!! this is seriously helping me get through school right now, and for that, i give you my sincerest thanks !!!!
Of course! Thank you for listening and I'm really glad it's helping you with your homework. :)
I remember the first time I rented this from Blockbuster. The overture, the dire straits of the intro, and then the haunting Character Select march alone were enough to induce my first experience with ASMR goosebumps. This soundtrack is completely without equal on the 64 in its scope, power, and melody.
I've said many times that I think this is the best OST on the N64. I just don't know how Rare got these sounds to come out of the N64 audio hardware and fit it on the cartridge.
@@GEMGaming_yt History is never without wizards, and the composer(s) here was no exception.
Just an amazing track. Could you imagine a modernized reboot with updated movement, aiming, and graphics. How amazing would a sequal that offered a vast world and new story line with a tighter more fast paced combat experience
That would be amazing!
i like the auto aiming for this game lol it helps me actually.
The music and sound effects really add a lot to the atmosphere of the game. It definitely matches the epic sci-fi vibe that the gameplay and the graphics give off.
One of my favorites moments is once you get a bunch of upgrades to the machine gun and you can hold the trigger down. The sound it makes is sooo good.
GEM Gaming Oh. The sound on the machine gun changes if you upgrade it?! Or are you just talking about the extra ammo capacity increases?
GEM Gaming I love the sound of the machine gun too. It is such a satisfying sound, and then hearing the drones squeal. LOL
@@darknightmike10yearsago I mean that if you upgrade the ammo capacity, you can hold the trigger down for a lot longer.
GEM Gaming Oh. I see what you mean.
Eschbone sounds like it came straight out of The Nightmare Before Christmas and I love it!
thanks for bring me back memories from my childhood,my fav place to live if i could would be walkway planet
If you like Water Ruin you should check out this orchestral remake -> ruclips.net/video/gKe4mAfFeKQ/видео.html
Un señor juegazo que era, ojala ahajan un remake y retomen la franquicia.
I miss my childhood,i was happy.
I was happy when I was playing games. :)
This soundtrack always gave me major Star Wars vibes.
I think that was totally on purpose!
This is awesome! Such a good game. The space station legit use to creep me out the muse for it was a great touch lol
I would say this is one of the best soundtracks for any game ever. Also an everyday played game of my childhood. It definitly brought me to orchestral music for my life. Thank you so much for this!
I fully think this is THE best soundtrack on the N64. I'm still wondering how they got the sounds of a FULL ORCHESTRA to come out of the N64.
@@GEMGaming_yt And the game its self isnt a smal one either.
I wasn’t able to beat the game on N64. I finally beat it on xbox one and it made me relive a bunch of memories. Playing with my cousins on multiplayer and as Floyd. Good times.
This is great work, for one of my favorite games. Fond memories blowing ants to bits while flying around as a cyborg dog... Thanks man. Rare was awesome.
Oh and for the personal fav : Spawnship every day
Spawnship is really a really good track. Thank you for listening!
Rare still is awesome.
The dog wasn't a cyborg but he did get cybernetic upgrades 😎
Thank you so much for all your hard work and effort. I still love this game and the soundtrack.
7:12 If I ever go to a jungle someday, this is going to be the music that plays in my head.
I always thought it was so strange that the Goldwood theme played the sound of crickets the entire time. It's a weird combination of ambient and out of place.
@@GEMGaming_yt Oh yeah. That’s true. I’m not sure if crickets belong in a jungle.
The nostalgia. One of my favorite N64 games.
Dunno if I said this already at some point, but I appreciate the fact that you made it sound almost EXACTLY like the originals, just in drastically higher quality. Most remaster projects drastically change the way the track sounds, just keeping the original melody. This music sounds like it could have been uncompressed archives of the original, which is a compliment :p
Thank you, although you’re giving me a bit too much credit. I didn’t remake the music, just remastered the original tracks. But thank you all the same.
@@GEMGaming_yt oh, I thought they were from scratch, either way they sound great