Bill Brown has definitely taken some influences from Hans Zimmer's work . Example Rainbow Six has such strong "The Rock" (1996) soundtrack vibes. Perfect fit. Kudos to Bill.
Yep. Could be almost complete and lose someone and couldn't help but restart. Game had reall atmosphere and feel to it, and the music was a BIG part of that,wether it was the main tunes or the incidental stuff. I did get Siege last year in the Steam sale but didn't actually try playing it until last week, actually quite enjoying it compared to the previous arcadey incarnations, but still wish we could have the original just redone with current engine, planning phase included. Currently trying to get R6 to play nicely on Win10, even just watching the intro and hearing the main menu music is nostalgia!
They are garbage indeed - but only to our generation who grew up with the late 90’s games - Generation Z is different and willing to spend billions on what we call „garbage“!
There is some hope left for this genre. Check out Ground Branch. It has some of the original devs from R6 and Ghost Recon. They're doing some exciting things that fans of this will appreciate!
I guess, devs should make remake this game absolutely with this amazing soundtrack in UE4 or 5 engine! That old style game is better than tons of new garbage!
With our A.I. also please. I remember having my team members just moving back and forth on the front of an opened door, so much to dismay the tangos that they didn't immediately shoot😅
this music was just perfect for the game. Pleasant and exciting at the same time. I remember the thrill of planning a mission with this music in my ears.
+žđščćž šđćžčpšš for real... the horrible truth is, ubisoft and ubi corporate have made 2x as many bullshit cash grab rainbow sixes as there were ever good ones.
+žđščćž šđćžčpšš ikr? I have R6 Siege and it's nice but... R6: RavenShield (my fav rainbow six) literally blows it away. I still play it periodically Online and LAN with my brother
I couldn't say it any better, god damn I love Rainbow Six Raven Shield. It made me so happy back in the days, good memories. Glad im old enough :) Started with Doom 2 in year 1994.
i love this soundtrack when my mum and dad split up i would listen to it as i slept before bedtime. i would imagine a flat plane with me and my horse galloping with nothing stopping us. going along the soundtrack with the cross fell mountain behind us
WHERE IS OUR MODERN DAY RAINBOW SIX?!?!?!? Shooters have gone backwards, and it's a shame. I really miss games like this. Thank you for uploading this. I ripped the music from the PC disc back in the day and listened to it a lot, but it's been a long time.
***** They managed to make it feel so realistic. Ghost Recon which came abit later was just as good imo. We do indeed need more reaslism shooters today, combined with the slight element of rts.
nichoyeah Indeed. The action phase planning made the original R6 really immersive for me, especially with the wide array of orders you could give your other teams/elements to execute. Including hold points. Loved every bit of the game.
It's only about spectacle that can be shown in a video short enough for a zoomer to watch and garbage "competitive" (actually nobody cares but it means streamers) and moba (feminine character design and cosmetic money) or BR type crap (because streamers = free advertising). Tactics take time and planning and the satisfaction can't be displayed in a short clip usually. Back when this game came out, there was no real video/tv media coverage of PC gaming at all so you had to read actually read a relatively lengthy review, so you could more easily sell people on tactics and strategy and slower paced games.
I love how it combines the stealthy, tactical vibe with the melodic and emotive. Track 5 at 3:59 is a good example of this. Starts off all sneaky and tactical and then gets emotional at 5:13.
Listen to the track starting at 11:00. You can hear this subtle guitar in the background that's very reminiscent of The Rock/Armageddon that just sends you back to the 90s
I’ve been listening to this since 1998 (or whenever the first game came out) and it has motivated me as I’ve gone through some pretty interesting careers. I can honestly say it’s a part of who I am, and will always love it as a result. Thanks for uploading!
The track at 10:38 always reminded me nicely of early work of Hans Zimmer with the chords, guitar and percussion. But when the piano comes in, it's like ''oh yeah it's Rainbow Six!'' This soundtrack is very good all the way through and at times very unique also.
Wouldn't say they killed it, Vegas was good. Siege looks like it will be great very inside Hostage Rescue. I understand why they dropped the part I liked in N64 the planning but they went with popular demand for FPS. What's sad is Rainbow Six is the only series like it, no other CTU/SWAT/HRT games around.
Ostermonster92 Vegas 1 and 2 were good shooting games but they were not Rainbow Six...as far as I am concerned Rainbow Six series was killed by Ubisoft after R3 Raven Shield.
***** I liked Vegas, but I'm not a huge multiplayer fan, so I'm not that excited for Siege. It's too bad they dropped the single player story they have going for Patriots (though even with that, I had some reservations). I want them do make a Rainbow Six that focuses on story, and international cooperation, which the originals kind of did (not so much a great story, but international cooperation). It being tactical is totally fine, though it depends on how far either way.
It's hard to believe it'll have been 23 years this August. My absolute favorite game of all time to this day, surpassed only by Rogue Spear with 1's campaign imported.
Track 8 (at 10:37) really is something else. This and the menu track are signatures of the Rainbow Six series, regardless of what they're putting out today.
I was 8 when I first ever Played Rainbow Six, my father didn't knew about it;) And I was a Pro in this Game, Now Years later, I played it on my ps3 and I missed the old days when I was younger...... I have still a Ps1 and all my Games. I have Like 70 Ps1 Games still left. And I took care of my Ps1 and my Games, like if they were a Diamond or something... These Old Days.....
It,s so sad to see a frenzy PVP from such a great game... They made a hell of a "colliseum" from the Rainbow Six series... I'm glad they we're able to make Ghost Recon Wildlands, at least it's so much more to the old games than the actual Rainbow Six is to the old ones (like, nothing...)!
1. Ding Chavez was actually the surviving sniper from the spec ops team in the novel & movie "Clear and Present Danger", by Tom Clancy of course. 2. The assignment of dynamic classical music (sort of modified Baroc-Roccoco) as BGM for special operations started with the movie "The Rock", starred by many prominent actors and actress of the mid to late 90's. Its soundtrack was composed by none other than Hans Zimmer himself. And it all made me feel like I am actually on duty to save humanity every time I played the classic Rainbow Six series.
I remember while choosing the characters, had to be really careful so that they don’t die in the mission. My go to was Chavez , the blond male sniper, a chick named Galanos and Santiago lol😂😂😂
I love this music. I played the OG RS on the remake of the original PS for the first time, so I’m not an original fan of it, but I loved it. I absolutely loved it. This music was what stood out for me the most
Track 8 all day, I used to put the game disc in my CD player and rock this soundtrack back in the day . My friends thought I was weird but some of them were in the know and rocked out with me
Track 20, the mission failure theme, is pretty unnerving, like a horror movie. And given what would happen to the world in this game if Rainbow lost, it fits (for those who don't know, end of humanity by virus) Tack 21, played when a team member is killed, almost sounds like "the last post" which is played traditionally at military funerals. Fitting given the circumstances. It's mournful.
I was in a clan called SMURF (they had created the BSW mod pack if anyone remembers). I remember some of the top clans back then were TUFF and SOD (Symphony of Destruction). Unfortunately, we can never go back to those times, but they will live on in my mind forever.
I was there! in the asia pacific room with 56k modem and later ISDN connection in 99-01. I was there 911 happenned. We all cheered for America back then...
I must have been from the age 9-12 playing this on MSN. Waking up early and playing all morning. I can't remember the clan, but I remember people "recruiting" other members, or maybe "recruiting rooms". Definitely updated the game frequently and got patches on the regular. I played the shit out of this, Monster Truck Madness, and Outlaws online. Thanks for reminding me!
Brings back so many memories of planning and then executing and hoping everyone comes out alive. I like siege, it has been the first Rainbow I have liked since 3 and Black Arrow. But nothing compares to the strategy and planning involved in this game for the PC.
Although the game's soundtrack never had an official physical release, all of the tracks from the PC game are playable audio on the PS1 version of the game.
10:38 There is a place for Rainbow Six: Siege (though it should not have used the Rainbow Six name and had Health bars...) and sadly the last great Rainbow Six made was Ravenshield. But with today's technology (and the fact that "I" did it), the ability to make video games is becoming ever more easy and readily accessible. Those of us who want to create purposeful and meaningful games instead of just making money now have that power at our fingertips.
Bill Brown knew how to make music that oozed specforce discipline and strategic/tactical planning. There was also a degree of emotional optimism and respect. He also knew how to make a killer anthem (which he did a lot for Ghost Recon 1). New tactical games just use edgy synth. I don't think they get this stuff, I think they just parody it and try to capture it superficially. They treat it like it's all cinematically Hollywood and dudes with skull masks rather than a career/profession of top operators. And you see it in the games too--we've gone from realistic/plausible operators to anime waifu girls and meme guys in dad shorts or cringey painted ballistic masks. Red Storm knew what was up. Ubi is a kids' toy company, but Red Storm had vision.
i remember playing the fuck out of this, my dad had the whole collector's ed ''briefcase'' with all the games from the 90s-early 2000s in it ... A lot of people grew up playing nintendo stuff, i grew up with this amazing franchise
Back in the day when Rainbow Six was a military action thriller grounded in realism and strategy. Now it’s an over-the-top battle royale shooter with aliens, loot crates, and no single player modes.
Track 8 - Every time I had my operator selection , field kits and floor planning setup done this song made me rethink, “Damn this deployment is gonna be real…better bring some extra gear.”
Anyone remember The Zone?? Playing with 16 player rooms, Kill House, Roadside Ambush, Airport, Hacienda, and then came Rogue Spear OMFGGGG so many fun memories!
Still listening in 2020!-2023!!!!!!! My you captured my first and only loved video game!! Rainbow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @2:55 HAS ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And 3:15 sec!!!
8:17 When i have spended hours and hours to programing all the teammates to complete the mission, without any losses. That was the grand challenge of this game. Good times.
I grew up with this games, i payed and planned all of them with my best firends together. In 2012 i finally got myself the 800 Sites long Book the game was based on, it was just epic to read it as a proloque to all the games. Sad new world gives us this stupid multiplayer battles in "Siege".... so i got myself RS Rogue Spear on ebay for a few bucks... hello again Mr Daniel Bogart =)
films/games around 1999 were Art, wheras most of the nowadays productions are only burgers too me... 1. appetising, then bought and consumed- end of story..
While all the other teens were playing Mario Sunshine and Super Monkey Ball. I was clearing rooms, rescuing hostages, and taking tangos down. If you watch the television series 24, much of the music for the early seasons, sound just like the music from Rainbow Six. Sean Callery had to be a Rainbow Six fan, track 7 planning is way too similar to music from 24.
All ubisoft has to do make the first ps1 version of the first rainbow six but add planning and make good levels and apparently, it will need God graphics because that's what's most people want.
There should be actual titles for the pieces. I would go with... 1. A Hostage Was Killed 2. Mission Accomplished 3. The Alert 4. Intel Briefing 5. In Position 6. Pure Recon 7. Strategizing 8. Lone Wolf 9. Execute 10. ? 12. ? 13. ? 14. ? (These are kinda short!) 15. In One Piece 16. Who Tipped Them Off? 17. Tangos In Sight 18. ? 19. Contact 20. Fall Back 21. Man Down 22. Wrapping Up 23. All That And More 24. Objective Complete 25. Campaign Successful
I had most of the PC versions of this game, but I also remember getting the N64 version. You can only take a 4-man team anywhere from 4 teams of 1 or 2 teams of 2. Team AI was shit, but playing 2 player CO-OP was actually pretty good game.
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0:00 track 1 intro
0:30 track 2
1:09 track 3
1:43 track 4
3:59 track 5
6:13 track 6
8:16 track 7 planning
10:37 track 8 mission sucessful iirc
13:03 track 9
13:39 track 10
13:14 track 11
14:08 track 12
14:23 track 13
14:36 track 14
14:51 track 15
15:31 track 16
16:13 track 17
16:43 track 18
17:17 track 19
17:53 track 20 mission loss
18:04 track 21
18:19 track 22
18:43 track 23
19:19 track 24
19:45 track 25 complete
Thanks! I'll use this in the description.
something about heroes and capes
13:03 my fav
Track 5 is by far my favorite as a teenager
People never give credit to the composer, Bill Brown. Everyone remembers this soundtrack fondly, but nobody ever mentions his name. BILL BROWN.
He also made other great OSTs like C&C Generals, R6: Raven Shield, and Ghost Recon.
@@Elintasokas Return to Castle Wolfenstein ❤
@@pierrelallart7542 He also wrote the Windows XP installation music.
nice ty vm
Bill Brown has definitely taken some influences from Hans Zimmer's work . Example Rainbow Six has such strong "The Rock" (1996) soundtrack vibes. Perfect fit. Kudos to Bill.
I remember the guilt and sadness we could have when we lost a member, so much that WE had to restart the mission.
Yep. Could be almost complete and lose someone and couldn't help but restart. Game had reall atmosphere and feel to it, and the music was a BIG part of that,wether it was the main tunes or the incidental stuff. I did get Siege last year in the Steam sale but didn't actually try playing it until last week, actually quite enjoying it compared to the previous arcadey incarnations, but still wish we could have the original just redone with current engine, planning phase included.
Currently trying to get R6 to play nicely on Win10, even just watching the intro and hearing the main menu music is nostalgia!
Chavez 😭
Man down man down,
Need some back up NOW!
There are no restarts in real combat
Damn right
games will never be the same.
They NEVER will be @Marc Sisco
They are garbage indeed - but only to our generation who grew up with the late 90’s games - Generation Z is different and willing to spend billions on what we call „garbage“!
It must be only if indie devs create like that.
There is some hope left for this genre. Check out Ground Branch. It has some of the original devs from R6 and Ghost Recon. They're doing some exciting things that fans of this will appreciate!
I guess, devs should make remake this game absolutely with this amazing soundtrack in UE4 or 5 engine! That old style game is better than tons of new garbage!
1st rule: Chaves Ding goes first and he CANNOT die.
@Haider eh I let the backups die i dont care
So damn true, always going first!
Lol!
Oh god, i wasn't the only one...
I have Chaves, and all recru xD Everyone die, but if chaves die, i restart !
@Haider Nor Sparks Crew Member
Can you imagine how EPIC this game would be today with our graphics and nothing else changed??????
With our A.I. also please. I remember having my team members just moving back and forth on the front of an opened door, so much to dismay the tangos that they didn't immediately shoot😅
Make Rainbow great again.
Here here, I can agree with that!
So long as Ubi have it, it will never happen.
I agree 👍🏼
I miss playing As Ding Chavez, Eddie Price.
Siege is pretty great
this music was just perfect for the game. Pleasant and exciting at the same time. I remember the thrill of planning a mission with this music in my ears.
ChrisVinegar sometimes I got tears by listening to all of these beautiful songs
Best childhood ever.
yup
100%
100 % Confirmation
Ubisoft destroy this franchise. Red storm entarteiment made best RS games
+žđščćž šđćžčpšš
for real... the horrible truth is, ubisoft and ubi corporate have made 2x as many bullshit cash grab rainbow sixes as there were ever good ones.
And that's why I don't buy those games any longer. I support projekt red, elite dangerous, insurgency ect. Real development and an ear for the fans.
+žđščćž šđćžčpšš ikr?
I have R6 Siege and it's nice but... R6: RavenShield (my fav rainbow six) literally blows it away.
I still play it periodically Online and LAN with my brother
I couldn't say it any better, god damn I love Rainbow Six Raven Shield. It made me so happy back in the days, good memories. Glad im old enough :) Started with Doom 2 in year 1994.
Story of my life brah
Very few soundtracks can really stand out and convey the game precisely as it should sound conceptually. This is one of them.
Tom Clancy forever ! books, games, movies !
i love this soundtrack when my mum and dad split up i would listen to it as i slept before bedtime. i would imagine a flat plane with me and my horse galloping with nothing stopping us. going along the soundtrack with the cross fell mountain behind us
WHERE IS OUR MODERN DAY RAINBOW SIX?!?!?!? Shooters have gone backwards, and it's a shame. I really miss games like this. Thank you for uploading this. I ripped the music from the PC disc back in the day and listened to it a lot, but it's been a long time.
***** They managed to make it feel so realistic. Ghost Recon which came abit later was just as good imo. We do indeed need more reaslism shooters today, combined with the slight element of rts.
nichoyeah Indeed. The action phase planning made the original R6 really immersive for me, especially with the wide array of orders you could give your other teams/elements to execute. Including hold points. Loved every bit of the game.
All they have to do is remake the ps1 first rainbow six but more in depth which means, has planning, has no health regeneration, etc
It's only about spectacle that can be shown in a video short enough for a zoomer to watch and garbage "competitive" (actually nobody cares but it means streamers) and moba (feminine character design and cosmetic money) or BR type crap (because streamers = free advertising). Tactics take time and planning and the satisfaction can't be displayed in a short clip usually.
Back when this game came out, there was no real video/tv media coverage of PC gaming at all so you had to read actually read a relatively lengthy review, so you could more easily sell people on tactics and strategy and slower paced games.
Ground Branch is the answer
I love how it combines the stealthy, tactical vibe with the melodic and emotive. Track 5 at 3:59 is a good example of this. Starts off all sneaky and tactical and then gets emotional at 5:13.
Listen to the track starting at 11:00. You can hear this subtle guitar in the background that's very reminiscent of The Rock/Armageddon that just sends you back to the 90s
I’ve been listening to this since 1998 (or whenever the first game came out) and it has motivated me as I’ve gone through some pretty interesting careers. I can honestly say it’s a part of who I am, and will always love it as a result. Thanks for uploading!
The track at 10:38 always reminded me nicely of early work of Hans Zimmer with the chords, guitar and percussion. But when the piano comes in, it's like ''oh yeah it's Rainbow Six!'' This soundtrack is very good all the way through and at times very unique also.
Ubisoft... you killed the best shooter there ever was.
Wouldn't say they killed it, Vegas was good. Siege looks like it will be great very inside Hostage Rescue. I understand why they dropped the part I liked in N64 the planning but they went with popular demand for FPS.
What's sad is Rainbow Six is the only series like it, no other CTU/SWAT/HRT games around.
Now, now... they killed ALOT of games.
Ostermonster92 Vegas 1 and 2 were good shooting games but they were not Rainbow Six...as far as I am concerned Rainbow Six series was killed by Ubisoft after R3 Raven Shield.
Galavya41 Thank you... someone understands...
***** I liked Vegas, but I'm not a huge multiplayer fan, so I'm not that excited for Siege. It's too bad they dropped the single player story they have going for Patriots (though even with that, I had some reservations). I want them do make a Rainbow Six that focuses on story, and international cooperation, which the originals kind of did (not so much a great story, but international cooperation). It being tactical is totally fine, though it depends on how far either way.
Track #8
omfg, how epic is this soundtrack from way back in the day...
the piano got me man in the back round
Bill Brown and Don Ferrone are two of the best composers I've ever heard in my life; Modern day Mozart to my ears.
Remembering, is honoring!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nich!!!
Why couldn’t it be epic back in the day?
Only new music can be epic?
It was 1337 back then not epic son.
I love Tom Clancy this is where I fell in love with it over 20 years ago
It's hard to believe it'll have been 23 years this August. My absolute favorite game of all time to this day, surpassed only by Rogue Spear with 1's campaign imported.
Track 8 (at 10:37) really is something else. This and the menu track are signatures of the Rainbow Six series, regardless of what they're putting out today.
the piano man that got me in tears
tons of memories from our late 90's dreams and ambitions rushing to my mind from this ...
I was 8 when I first ever Played Rainbow Six, my father didn't knew about it;) And I was a Pro in this Game, Now Years later, I played it on my ps3 and I missed the old days when I was younger...... I have still a Ps1 and all my Games. I have Like 70 Ps1 Games still left. And I took care of my Ps1 and my Games, like if they were a Diamond or something... These Old Days.....
I spent hours making the perfect plan while these songs were playing. It was the best part! Such great memories!
It,s so sad to see a frenzy PVP from such a great game... They made a hell of a "colliseum" from the Rainbow Six series... I'm glad they we're able to make Ghost Recon Wildlands, at least it's so much more to the old games than the actual Rainbow Six is to the old ones (like, nothing...)!
what was so cool and great with the start of this series was that it was inclusive and so detailed in all kind of asspects :D
Re-reading my novel "Rainbow six" and i HAD to hear the original tracks.... Just to set me right back in the atmosphere!
1. Ding Chavez was actually the surviving sniper from the spec ops team in the novel & movie "Clear and Present Danger", by Tom Clancy of course.
2. The assignment of dynamic classical music (sort of modified Baroc-Roccoco) as BGM for special operations started with the movie "The Rock", starred by many prominent actors and actress of the mid to late 90's. Its soundtrack was composed by none other than Hans Zimmer himself.
And it all made me feel like I am actually on duty to save humanity every time I played the classic Rainbow Six series.
Goddamn this brings back so many good memories. Thanks for uploading it.
I remember while choosing the characters, had to be really careful so that they don’t die in the mission. My go to was Chavez , the blond male sniper, a chick named Galanos and Santiago lol😂😂😂
this game is to tactical ,, plan every move and who to cover assist support
Red Storm Entertainment and Looking Glass studio; It's like I've lost two children. Epic long bygone times ...
The good ol' days when Rainbow Six was about a black-ops counter terrorism unit operating in behind the scenes to preserve world order.
10:37 Goosebumps everytime ❤❤❤ Wonderful memories!! Back when games were good!
2005 Christmas day rainbow 6 lock down i got dam time flys now I'm 20😂
I love this music. I played the OG RS on the remake of the original PS for the first time, so I’m not an original fan of it, but I loved it. I absolutely loved it. This music was what stood out for me the most
Yes, has that Kiefer Sutherland "24" feel :)
1:11 memories unlocked holy nostalgia
Was I just overwhelmed in my youth, or was the Dam map HUGE?
It is. I remember seeing it on the planning map and thinking it will take so long to complete.
Track 8 all day, I used to put the game disc in my CD player and rock this soundtrack back in the day . My friends thought I was weird but some of them were in the know and rocked out with me
That was a great series. It is a pity that it has turned into an ordinary CS:GO.
I miss the good old raven shield days
dont u mean CoD ... siege is pretty much cod urban dlc
@@Kid574 raven shield was when french ubi took over red storm and fucked the series
Track 8 with the piano in the back round is the best 👌👏👏👌👏☺
Rainbow Six..
Rainbow 6 has changed.
Track 20, the mission failure theme, is pretty unnerving, like a horror movie. And given what would happen to the world in this game if Rainbow lost, it fits (for those who don't know, end of humanity by virus)
Tack 21, played when a team member is killed, almost sounds like "the last post" which is played traditionally at military funerals. Fitting given the circumstances. It's mournful.
Does anyone remember playing Rainbow Six & Rogue Spear on MSN Zone? This game (PC version) was my childhood in a nutshell man...
I was in a clan called SMURF (they had created the BSW mod pack if anyone remembers). I remember some of the top clans back then were TUFF and SOD (Symphony of Destruction). Unfortunately, we can never go back to those times, but they will live on in my mind forever.
I was there! in the asia pacific room with 56k modem and later ISDN connection in 99-01. I was there 911 happenned. We all cheered for America back then...
I must have been from the age 9-12 playing this on MSN. Waking up early and playing all morning. I can't remember the clan, but I remember people "recruiting" other members, or maybe "recruiting rooms". Definitely updated the game frequently and got patches on the regular. I played the shit out of this, Monster Truck Madness, and Outlaws online. Thanks for reminding me!
I remember it as if it was yesterday, but it was 18 year ago... 11:34 beautiful paino part part
Brings back so many memories of planning and then executing and hoping everyone comes out alive.
I like siege, it has been the first Rainbow I have liked since 3 and Black Arrow. But nothing compares to the strategy and planning involved in this game for the PC.
these tracks heartbreaking. ty vm
Thanks for the upload, great music, full of emotions !
Thanks for this. Will be perfect background music for the Division 2.
Although the game's soundtrack never had an official physical release, all of the tracks from the PC game are playable audio on the PS1 version of the game.
They need to bring this theme back! Nothing says R6 like this!
Oh man the memories! Thanks for this walk down memory lane
Track 6 always blows my mind.
Track Six usually plays in my head when Im pulling guns from the Armory at work.
Plays in my head every time I walk into something important
This is one of the first games I ever played on the PC. Can't believe Bill Brown also did this OST, I know him from his work on C&C Generals.
Track #5 is my all time fav.
The songs from the book were much better!
Timmy4Realz Yeah, i agree. That one song "NOTHING" is almost as good as "NOTHING"
but nothing compared to "STILL NOTHING"
@@MilkyWayToHeaven but not quite!
You win the comments. I didn't see this coming.
This comment wins. Drive home safely, it’s over ladies and gentlemen.
Track 8
Trespasser brought me here. It's soundtrack uses the same instruments.
Dude ive been looking for this forever! Thanks
8:16 damn, that piano is forever carved in my memories
Yes~~~
back when Rainbow was great. its prime was in the PS1/2 era. it peaked with RSV2. all downhill from there.
This music shaped and molded me.
10:38 There is a place for Rainbow Six: Siege (though it should not have used the Rainbow Six name and had Health bars...) and sadly the last great Rainbow Six made was Ravenshield. But with today's technology (and the fact that "I" did it), the ability to make video games is becoming ever more easy and readily accessible. Those of us who want to create purposeful and meaningful games instead of just making money now have that power at our fingertips.
Wow!! I miss these games!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Forever amazing. Especially 10:37 - 13:00.
Nice!
16:13 - goosebumps and shivers down the spine, always
Thank you for the nostalgia
Bill Brown knew how to make music that oozed specforce discipline and strategic/tactical planning. There was also a degree of emotional optimism and respect. He also knew how to make a killer anthem (which he did a lot for Ghost Recon 1). New tactical games just use edgy synth. I don't think they get this stuff, I think they just parody it and try to capture it superficially. They treat it like it's all cinematically Hollywood and dudes with skull masks rather than a career/profession of top operators. And you see it in the games too--we've gone from realistic/plausible operators to anime waifu girls and meme guys in dad shorts or cringey painted ballistic masks.
Red Storm knew what was up. Ubi is a kids' toy company, but Red Storm had vision.
i remember playing the fuck out of this, my dad had the whole collector's ed ''briefcase'' with all the games from the 90s-early 2000s in it ... A lot of people grew up playing nintendo stuff, i grew up with this amazing franchise
Back in the day when Rainbow Six was a military action thriller grounded in realism and strategy.
Now it’s an over-the-top battle royale shooter with aliens, loot crates, and no single player modes.
My fav team Walther, Chaves, Haider and Bogart on red team. Blue team Raymond, Maldini, Arnavisca and Noronha. Best game ever r6 rogue spear
Track 8 - Is Perfect, so smooth, so inpiring.. ok a take a little bit to michael bay likes feeling.
I remember putting the game cd into my cd-Player and listening to these wonderful tracks
Track #20 is the most recognisable one! Mission lost :D
Track 8 - Every time I had my operator selection , field kits and floor planning setup done this song made me rethink, “Damn this deployment is gonna be real…better bring some extra gear.”
Anyone remember The Zone?? Playing with 16 player rooms, Kill House, Roadside Ambush, Airport, Hacienda, and then came Rogue Spear OMFGGGG so many fun memories!
Lol yes, every Korean player always saying "gogogogo" in the game room before launch. Fun memories
Oh man, this takes me back!
8:41, that synth sound, it's the same synth sound used in robin s Show Me Love and other good songs of that era, I miss that sound.
track 3 reminds me of the movie "The Rock"
I love track 8. x)
that piano in the back round man got me. 😂💜
+Classical Vibes Me too. It has a very heroic vibe to it. Does it make anyone else but me think back to the distant past?
>Track 8
>Most replayed
Hell yeah.
My favorite is the planning 🎶
Waw I have loved this sound track a good memory off playing this game wen I was young
How is it possible to make such great soundtracks???
track 4 and 5 for me r the best and this game brings a lot of memories to me
feel young again when i hear those tracks :)))
Still listening in 2020!-2023!!!!!!! My you captured my first and only loved video game!! Rainbow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @2:55 HAS ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And 3:15 sec!!!
Track 8 is my fav
We are in 2021 these songs are epic from a long time ago nostalgic game
8:17 When i have spended hours and hours to programing all the teammates to complete the mission, without any losses. That was the grand challenge of this game. Good times.
I grew up with this games, i payed and planned all of them with my best firends together. In 2012 i finally got myself the 800 Sites long Book the game was based on, it was just epic to read it as a proloque to all the games. Sad new world gives us this stupid multiplayer battles in "Siege".... so i got myself RS Rogue Spear on ebay for a few bucks... hello again Mr Daniel Bogart =)
films/games around 1999 were Art, wheras most of the nowadays productions are only burgers too me... 1. appetising, then bought and consumed- end of story..
17:53 Man Down! Man Down!
18:05 Your team was wiped out!
Epic childhood game! Soundtrack nostalgia!
8:17 My best part!🤍
While all the other teens were playing Mario Sunshine and Super Monkey Ball. I was clearing rooms, rescuing hostages, and taking tangos down.
If you watch the television series 24, much of the music for the early seasons, sound just like the music from Rainbow Six. Sean Callery had to be a Rainbow Six fan, track 7 planning is way too similar to music from 24.
Played this game in like 1999 lol still remember most the music
why did the soundtrack just want us to stay on the planning screen... man so many memories.
I used to play the living hell out of this and rogue spear on pc.. no game comes close to this or socom 2
All ubisoft has to do make the first ps1 version of the first rainbow six but add planning and make good levels and apparently, it will need God graphics because that's what's most people want.
There should be actual titles for the pieces. I would go with...
1. A Hostage Was Killed
2. Mission Accomplished
3. The Alert
4. Intel Briefing
5. In Position
6. Pure Recon
7. Strategizing
8. Lone Wolf
9. Execute
10. ?
12. ?
13. ?
14. ? (These are kinda short!)
15. In One Piece
16. Who Tipped Them Off?
17. Tangos In Sight
18. ?
19. Contact
20. Fall Back
21. Man Down
22. Wrapping Up
23. All That And More
24. Objective Complete
25. Campaign Successful
Fuck Siege, this is where it's at!
Wow at :30 seconds this theme is killer. Reminds me of being in the military!
I had most of the PC versions of this game, but I also remember getting the N64 version. You can only take a 4-man team anywhere from 4 teams of 1 or 2 teams of 2. Team AI was shit, but playing 2 player CO-OP was actually pretty good game.