for anyone unaware, all the characters featured onscreen are from "slap happy rhythm busters" which is one of the most vibrant looking titles on the PSX (quick edit to elaborate: i feel like including a few fun facts about the game because it never really caught on with a lot of people, which is sad because the game's pretty cool.) -it was one of the first games to employ cel-shading which was pretty rare to see out of a psx game at the time -the game was a 2.5d fighter (3d characters on a 2d plane), and very possibly the first of it's kind, i can't find any other fighters of that style before this game came out, so there's no way for me to be 100% sure, it definitely predates the rumble fish by a while -level 3 supers are performed by playing a rhythm minigame, similar to rise's super in P4U2 -the game features reworked characters from another fighting game made by the same devs called "vs." it's a neat game that definitely deserves your attention if you're looking for something different to try out, there's not much documented on it but guilewinquote has a short video on it, and the super best friends played it on their fisticuffs series, so consider checking those out if you want to see more on this game
@@langoblian it has a side step feature but it was slow with insane cooldown so there was no reason to use it. technically that makes it 3D but in any matches or playthroughs you watch it plays out very much as a 2.5D.
That transition from Some Kinds of Love to Blame @ 1:58:19 not only gave me immense nostalgia but that was the craziest transition I've had the pleasure of hearing in a LONG time. GG's bro
90s DnB recipe: - Amen break at 170-200 BPM - Two note bassline. Whole notes of a pure sine wave. Lower frequency is better - 3 note melody, usually with a brightness pad, generally quarter or half notes - Optional female vocalist singing harmony or a single word over and over
in Amtrak by Trace, the vocal sample perfectly summarizes jungle/hardcore breakbeat in all its manifestations - "Here's a group trying to accomplish one thing, that is, to get to the future!", which basically corresponds to Mark Fisher's Hauntology in music.
Jungle is the ultimate soundtrack for when you're trying to finish a project while hopelessly sleep-deprived. Fast-paced and varied enough to keep you aware, but not so chaotic or loud that it monopolizes your few active brain cells.
Ape Escape OST was by Soichi Terada, incredible composer and absolute legend of a bloke. You can check his work too, maybe starting from his Sumo Jungle EP. Oh, and more important, i'd recommend you see him live if you get the chance
@@maxmzln3407wow, thnks for the info, just turned on Sumo Jungle. i have yet to gone down the deep rabbit hole of 90s dnb producers showcsed in PS1 nd PS2 games
not only are both of these mixes filled with brilliant jungle music, they're also masterfully mixed. well done and thank you for your passion! I hope you know you will be remembered for this.
Ahh i still remember that era as a teen. Electronic music that had cosmic, spiritual, new agey, ethnic, and jazzy sounds, giving that utopian and exotic feeling. Unfortunately it lost it afterwards, but thankfully we still get these mixes.
I play this in the store when its not my manager opening. Genuinely sounds so much better than the radio and you can tell on the other employees too. This shit is just way too hard
So glad someone bothered to do this. The mid 90's were the era of jungle/ drum & bass and there were so many game soundtracks featuring them. These mixes make these tunes available to the wider public all in one tidy mix. Great stuff.
Love that Dark Ruins got somewhat of a remix in Ape Escape 3 as Mount Amazing Part 2. Playing Ape Escape 3 then 1 and realizing the similarities was really cool. Bomb soundtrack in all three games.
I put this mix on as something to have in the background while I blasted through a last minute project I had procrastinated on waaay too long. For whatever reason, this ended up putting me in the most intense focus mode I've ever experienced. What should have taken days was accomplished in a matter of hours, thank you
Huge thank you to everyone for the kind words. This has been a year long passion project, and is only the first snippet of the full Playstation jungle mix. I'm releasing the next parts over the coming months. Appreciate your support & tips are welcome: ko-fi.com/rylandkurshenoff
Oh my goodness, this mix is so MASTERFULLY done! I rarely ever comment on videos but this mix not only induces extreme nostalgia, but it makes me feel like a little kid discovering something life-changing for the first time. Thank you so much for this, best wishes to you my friend. +1 sub.
Additional info for anyone who's also trying to find these tracks (Also since I notice people keep asking, the game is Slap Happy Rhythm Busters, and no the girl on the thumbnail is not Chun Li, apparently her name is Mia) 11:15 This also goes by "Trippin High" by Bjorne Lynne 17:02 This is the Ending 1 Theme of Diver's/Dolphin's Dream 34:02 Apparently this was done by Debbie Harry of Blondie? Cannot confirm that but that's what I've read 1:08:08 This is not track 53 of DDR 5th Mix, but "Ending 1 (Music List)" 1:33:11 There is very little of this game on RUclips and as far as I can see, 0 uploads of its OST 1:46:28 This also goes by "Wait" by Waterloop (Or possibly "Waterloop" by Wait?) 2:14:39 Also called "Omni Trio - Secret Life" 2:23:11 Done by the Japanese band "The Sleepwalk", also shows up on their album "Phantasmagoria I" - All songs done for "Planet DOB" (How do you think, sometimes I breathe, some kind of love, etc.) Are done by the Japanese band Date of Birth - Will fill with any additional info if I can find it for some other tracks here 8:00 This is "Oingo Boingo Book" from "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future", it should play in the game's Extras menu (Almost thought this was mislabeled, could not find it on the OST playlists and it sounded nothing like the rest of the soundtrack, but it is there) 1:08:56 Also not track 20 (track 30 on the database I'm using), titled "gentle stress (AMD SEXUAL MIX)" by MR. DOG feat. DJ SWAN The next three are not corrections or renaming, but some interesting artists you may have heard of elsewhere 0:42:34 and 1:04:39 were done by Kemmei Adachi, who has also composed (among others), for Freedom Wars , the Locoroco and Grand Turismo Series, and funnily enough the infamous Japanese only arcade game Half Life Survivor 2:07:40 was done by Zuntata, the house band of Taito, known for their eclectic sound. You may have heard their works in notable Taito franchises such as Space Invaders, Arkanoid, or Groove Coaster, among others 0:29:05 was done by Haroumi Hosono, perhaps best known on RUclips for his 1984 work "Watering a Flower" which was commissioned by the retail company Muji. Outside of this, he inspired genres such as Shibuya-kei and city pop, and is the leader and founder of Yellow Magic Orchestra
Wow, well done! 8) Just to add: - "menu theme (toca 2 touring cars)" is actually EZ Rollers - Retro ruclips.net/video/9ySxxVOHW7A/видео.html - the Wait/Waterloop (whatever) tune was written by Prob. aka Dice
@@80psu nice bro! Add any others if you find some. Nice catch on Toca 2, that and some other songs sound like very recognizable liquid, so I'm wondering if there's some others that are licensed out. The Rollcage Stage 2 OST for example seems to be all established people in the space (Omni trio themselves, Aquasky, Dom and Roland, etc). Still trying to find some of those DDR tracks too.
So excited to see another upload from you. Your N64 jungle mixes made my first 2 years as a dad a pleasure. The joy and dances my kids get when they hear Bomberman will always bring joy to my heart. We truly appreciate your craft and the journey it lead in finding all these gems. Keep it up boss, much love.
I think I finally came across my tribe of people here. I always felt like I was the onnnnnnly one that loved this type of music. Great to see others that love this music because it’s truly magnetic & amazing. Great track!!
This one rips! Even better than N64. Probably because so many more artist wanted to explore the CD technology the games had on the PS. These tracks hold up so well and it’s crazy to see how much care and dedication the music designers had making these. Very deep game selection too mad props. Thanks for the time you took making these.
This is probably the best mix I've ever heard in my life, thank you so much, this is so good, nostalgic, I was 11years old when PS1 came out, glory days
My favorites 31:08 how do you think (planet dob) 1:55:41 some kinds of love (planet dob) 2:01:40 dark ruins (ape escape) 2:14:38 secret life (rollcage stage 2) 2:41:03 flo jack (dance dance revolution 2ndremix append club version vol 1)
This mix popped out in my recommendations out of nowhere and I'm really fascinated. I knew DnB was something of the old school games but damn... this is another whole level. Even a Barbie game with that music? Who would have thought! Thank you so much for this. By the way... Do you know music similar to Armored Core (PS1) OST? I remember a few tracks have that DnB sound haha, but the style per se is something really different and awesome
This is the kinda music Toonami would blast in the background of their bumps during the early 2000s anime slots. I will never forget it. From when I was 9 to about 14 years old... BEST TIME to be alive.
Don't forget the aesthetic. Lovely Y2K cybernetic atmosphere... with Swayzak adding a bit of that sharp-edged '00s cartoon villain (cybervillain) flair too.
This selection fits so well that I thought it was a remix of the originals. When I was searching for psx ost this was 100% the vibe I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time and sharing this beautiful selection.
So one night i was just contemplating how i like DnB, when none of my friends nor family listen to this type of music. Today i found the answer, i didn't realized how many Drum n bass music was in the early ps1 era, and i played alot of ps1 back then! Thank you for uploading this gem!
Oh and when i listen to that Raycrisis bass line, goddamn it you took me back man! Sitting at 6AM, its raining outside, playing this on the psx while eating french fries. Good times!
@@octoglazed3693 yea the Raycrisis track is one of my favs same with Raystorm. Shmups especially from this time always had sick dnd/breaks in the games. It's funny you mention it I was just gonna leave a comment about it.
@@vo7tage All of this originated im talking music wise from the Black community. Rock n Roll Hip hop jazz blues gospel house techno Dj'ing breakbeats country rnb And most important SOUL are came from and originated from the Black American Man tho. but credit to the Japanese and to the westerners for creating these amazing video games and technologies.
I always wondered, which turns my life has taken, to get me into drum and bass as an adult. Seeing (not only) this made me realize, that I listened to this subconsciously as a child. No wonder I love DnB these days. Even though I never acitvely chose to listen to that kind of music when I was younger.
I feel exactly the same. Not only about DnB, but electronic music in general... Trance, techno, house... These videogames were such a huge influence. For me, those were mainly Ape Escape; Sheep, Dog n' Wolf; Need for Speed High Stakes; Dance Dance Revolution; Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Spyro 2 - Ripto's Rage!
Look up intelligent dum and bass or atmospheric jungle mixes. Or explore some of the stuff released on good looking records back in the 90s early 00s, theres loaaads of this music to explore.
Every once in awhile the algorithm gets things just right and introduces me to a BANGER of a playlist. This right here, is it. Absolutely loved listening to this throughout my week and appreciate the work you do putting this together. Working through your N64 one now
It's amazing how much DnB/Jungle was on PSX. I knew it too back then, but there's so much more. There were some songs from a weird game called Gekitotsu Larc En Ciel (from the J-Rock Band Larc En Eiel) I was trying to rip, now it's so easy to rip the songs. But I've also been listening to Jungle since the 90's, though I was in NYC and it was super hard to get tracks here back then. Apparently it was even popular in Japan at the time, too, and it makes for very good video game music. But I never stopped listening, and still do.
Music like this actually hurts me as i have a nostalgic overload problem. i keep thinking about all the people i loved back in the 90s and early 2000s that have passed away and wont be able to enjoy the future with me. its so hard. no matter how much we try the good days are gone. yes we can create new memories but come on lets be real. Nothing is ever gonna top the 90s-early 2000s.
Whenever im editing hours of footage, I need something thats lowkey and not distracting to listen to This is the perfect mix for that IMO Ive probably watched this whole video 6 times over in the last 2 days alone
Yes! Drum and bass and jungle is so good, i can't understand to this day why this genre of music somewhat vanished away? Maybe mid 2000 disappeared utterly from everything. Like here are a couple of things dnb works so fucking well in my opinion: Scifi and cyberpunk genre in general, I always think ghost in the shell when i listen to drum and bass and mecha/mech genre in games or animations. I hope some sort of dnb popularity wave comes like synth music and 80's style had HUGE boom in 2009-2012 period. And synthwave or retrowave just keeps going, which is nice of course!
To everyone who's studying with this music: Checklist: • A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧 • Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋 • Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone🎧 • a tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well.☕ • Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone , a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨ •Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈 Reminder : After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me. You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book. I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸
Man the PS1 or PSX was such a huge revolution, many people don't realize how groundbreaking this console was with some awesome games and others being little experiments with 3D, thank god for Ken Kutaragi and your channel for this awesome mix :D
Got to add to the chorus of people in the comments: as a "retired" DJ who fixates on this shit this mix is so flawlessly blended , structured and executed. Peaks, valleys, ITS SO GOOD. The nostalgic selections from golden era games just makes this one of the best mixdowns on this entire site.
I was so surprised to hear Sentidub in here. It's such an obscure game (one of my all time favourites), and the track isn't even from the game lol, it's from an obscure soundtrack CD of remixes that I believe only came with the PC version (and only in Germany?). I've listened to it ten million times, it's very cool to hear it here.
This kind of music is exactly what gets me into a weird flow state while working, especially when it's dull and dark outside and I'm doing something engaging. (If you like this but want something a bit more intense, I listened to the Serial Experiments Lain CYBERiA Mix all the way through university finals.)
I’ve never had a Sony console in my life but after listening for just ten minutes I feel like an entire childhood’s worth of PlayStation nostalgia has been uploaded directly to my brain
I rememeber being a kid and loving video game music like this. Fast forward 15-20 years after learning what jungle and drum and base is, and now its completely blowing my mind how all this amazing music was with me all this time.
Have come back to this particular mix so many times now... Seems only right to say - THANK YOU, RYLAND! Dudes not only collected a sick compilation of tracks, he actually mixed them! And thoughtfully too, this is by far my favourite "PlayStation jungle" mix - it's not even a competition imo
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CANNOT WAIT!!! I first found your mixes in a local Dominos. One of the employees was bumping your N64 Jungle Mix!
🍕🍕🍕
that's actually insane
Epic! 💖
this is the best origin story ever
It's funny to me, because I was also bumping the N64 remixes at the Dominos where I work... lol
for anyone unaware, all the characters featured onscreen are from "slap happy rhythm busters" which is one of the most vibrant looking titles on the PSX
(quick edit to elaborate: i feel like including a few fun facts about the game because it never really caught on with a lot of people, which is sad because the game's pretty cool.)
-it was one of the first games to employ cel-shading which was pretty rare to see out of a psx game at the time
-the game was a 2.5d fighter (3d characters on a 2d plane), and very possibly the first of it's kind, i can't find any other fighters of that style before this game came out, so there's no way for me to be 100% sure, it definitely predates the rumble fish by a while
-level 3 supers are performed by playing a rhythm minigame, similar to rise's super in P4U2
-the game features reworked characters from another fighting game made by the same devs called "vs."
it's a neat game that definitely deserves your attention if you're looking for something different to try out, there's not much documented on it but guilewinquote has a short video on it, and the super best friends played it on their fisticuffs series, so consider checking those out if you want to see more on this game
Thank you
Let's not disrespect Mortal Kombat 4 now...
@@HURT108 i could be completely wrong, but doesn't mk4 feature sidestepping on a 3d map?
@@langoblian it has a side step feature but it was slow with insane cooldown so there was no reason to use it. technically that makes it 3D but in any matches or playthroughs you watch it plays out very much as a 2.5D.
thank you. you are a gentleman.
Never thought Barbie Super Sports, of all things, would have a banger jungle soundtrack, but here we are
lol this
banger indeed, dayum!
I know!
my favorites.
0:18:32 28 (pro pinball big race usa)
0:20:13 quiet curves (r4 - ridge racer type 4)
0:34:02 winner takes all (sengoku cyber - fujimaru jigokuhen)
0:40:09 08 (sydney 2000)
0:43:21 bgm21 (raycrisis - series termination)
0:46:51 52 (raystorm)
1:02:35 free area (juggernaut)
1:08:56 gentle stress [amd sexual mix] (dance dance revolution 3rdmix)
1:11:40 mt katatsumuri (persona 2 - eternal punishment)
This playlist is such a jam while also helping me destroy these pages of bio notes!!
That transition from Some Kinds of Love to Blame @ 1:58:19 not only gave me immense nostalgia but that was the craziest transition I've had the pleasure of hearing in a LONG time. GG's bro
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Big ape escape vibes and bomberman hero vibes! I loved this music as a kid! It was always strange and entrancing!
planet dob ost goes so fucking hard
90s DnB recipe:
- Amen break at 170-200 BPM
- Two note bassline. Whole notes of a pure sine wave. Lower frequency is better
- 3 note melody, usually with a brightness pad, generally quarter or half notes
- Optional female vocalist singing harmony or a single word over and over
damn this is good, thanks brother
Masterfully mixed, flawless transition 👏🏻
thank you ❤️
Wonderful playlist, always loved this genre.
my guinea pigs love this it's so funny, specifically songs like this and video game music, I don't get it but they truly do
I do too, but I didn't expect it, they rumble really loudly when they like certain music and hop around
I like fox run! very cute and meditative at the same time. the didgeridoo(sp?) is a nice touch
Gold
52:12 🔥
🔥🔥🔥
1:40:08 goes so hard
What’s your opinion on this?
I love that this music has a futuristic yet nostalgic vibe to it
Очень точное описание ощущения от этой музыки
@@francoscaravaglione6075 But not the same edge as DNB,
Yeeee, Ive always loved this style and been wanting more but only knew of Final Fantasy X 2 and Sonic Games from the ps2 era
in Amtrak by Trace, the vocal sample perfectly summarizes jungle/hardcore breakbeat in all its manifestations - "Here's a group trying to accomplish one thing, that is, to get to the future!", which basically corresponds to Mark Fisher's Hauntology in music.
its the future we remember from the past.
Jungle is the ultimate soundtrack for when you're trying to finish a project while hopelessly sleep-deprived. Fast-paced and varied enough to keep you aware, but not so chaotic or loud that it monopolizes your few active brain cells.
That is so true and one of the best comments I read in a while. Perfectly describes the feel of this genre.
For real, this is my currently favorite and optimal music for work, except Motorhead or total silence)
yeah I'm trying this
10000% man. I listen to dub techno when im overstimulated, and jungle when im understimulated.. which is a lot of life for me i guess :D
unless you are listening to something like original nuttah
"Games back then didn't have more soul, you're just old."
Games back then :
>Had no idea the genre existed.
>Already loved it from my PS1 days.
>Heard an Ape Escape track in it.
>Absolutelly thankful and in love.
welcome to the club. junglist certified. 📜🖊
Classic game, it took me a long time to realize video games exposed me to some of the first dnb/jungle i heard over 25 years ago
Ape Escape OST was by Soichi Terada, incredible composer and absolute legend of a bloke. You can check his work too, maybe starting from his Sumo Jungle EP. Oh, and more important, i'd recommend you see him live if you get the chance
@@maxmzln3407wow, thnks for the info, just turned on Sumo Jungle.
i have yet to gone down the deep rabbit hole of 90s dnb producers showcsed in PS1 nd PS2 games
@@maxmzln3407 He was also a deep house pioneer in Japan. Sunshower by him and Nami Shimada is an amazing track.
not only are both of these mixes filled with brilliant jungle music, they're also masterfully mixed. well done and thank you for your passion! I hope you know you will be remembered for this.
thank you ❤️
Yeah, the mixing is what distinguishes this video from other similar ones, that are basically playlists rather than DJ mixes
Ahh i still remember that era as a teen. Electronic music that had cosmic, spiritual, new agey, ethnic, and jazzy sounds, giving that utopian and exotic feeling. Unfortunately it lost it afterwards, but thankfully we still get these mixes.
I play this in the store when its not my manager opening. Genuinely sounds so much better than the radio and you can tell on the other employees too. This shit is just way too hard
So glad someone bothered to do this. The mid 90's were the era of jungle/ drum & bass and there were so many game soundtracks featuring them. These mixes make these tunes available to the wider public all in one tidy mix. Great stuff.
Not to draw traffic away from Ryland, but dedeco does vgm mixes featuring these genres as well!
yes big up dedeco
@@ryland.kurshenoff nostalgia+dnb+mid-late90s=joyz
@@derekeys- Never heard of dedeco. will check it out.
Yes the most unique sound to come out of the early 2000's. It is so distinct, the ape escape sound track is my favorite sound track ever.
Love that Dark Ruins got somewhat of a remix in Ape Escape 3 as Mount Amazing Part 2. Playing Ape Escape 3 then 1 and realizing the similarities was really cool. Bomb soundtrack in all three games.
when i was younger playing this, i never realized how ingrained into my brain this track would be. i get crazy nostalgia whenever i hear it
If you like Ape Escape it’s absolutely worth checking out Soichi Terada’s other works!
yeeee those chords r nice
Please look up Soichi Terada’s solo music. It’s amazing. He made that OST
I put this mix on as something to have in the background while I blasted through a last minute project I had procrastinated on waaay too long. For whatever reason, this ended up putting me in the most intense focus mode I've ever experienced. What should have taken days was accomplished in a matter of hours, thank you
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thats crazy cuz thats me rn !!!
Videogame music is designed to finish tasks to, it works for me that way too!
Instrumental music always gotchu
Same!!!
I LOVE this SPECIFIC genre of music. Takes me back.
Practically all Drum n Bass from the UK in the 90's is like this
But the video game soundtracks from that period are on another level
@@RobotronSage Who would be some good artists to explore in this realm?
sure.
@@kajetanczudowski148 Will do, thanks!
Huge thank you to everyone for the kind words. This has been a year long passion project, and is only the first snippet of the full Playstation jungle mix. I'm releasing the next parts over the coming months. Appreciate your support & tips are welcome: ko-fi.com/rylandkurshenoff
always worth the wait, keep up the good work mate
i found u a couple days ago playing ow2 lmao but gotdam ur vibes are top notch
and there's STILL MORE? mate we don't deserve you
You always make great mixes to listen to and I'm super excited to see what more you have for the future. Keep it up :)
So glad you're getting this attention. I hope more people find you
Oh my goodness, this mix is so MASTERFULLY done! I rarely ever comment on videos but this mix not only induces extreme nostalgia, but it makes me feel like a little kid discovering something life-changing for the first time. Thank you so much for this, best wishes to you my friend. +1 sub.
thank you! ❤️
They don’t make music like this for games anymore
Never has a video been more aptly tuned to my personal needs, thank you
Additional info for anyone who's also trying to find these tracks
(Also since I notice people keep asking, the game is Slap Happy Rhythm Busters, and no the girl on the thumbnail is not Chun Li, apparently her name is Mia)
11:15 This also goes by "Trippin High" by Bjorne Lynne
17:02 This is the Ending 1 Theme of Diver's/Dolphin's Dream
34:02 Apparently this was done by Debbie Harry of Blondie? Cannot confirm that but that's what I've read
1:08:08 This is not track 53 of DDR 5th Mix, but "Ending 1 (Music List)"
1:33:11 There is very little of this game on RUclips and as far as I can see, 0 uploads of its OST
1:46:28 This also goes by "Wait" by Waterloop (Or possibly "Waterloop" by Wait?)
2:14:39 Also called "Omni Trio - Secret Life"
2:23:11 Done by the Japanese band "The Sleepwalk", also shows up on their album "Phantasmagoria I"
- All songs done for "Planet DOB" (How do you think, sometimes I breathe, some kind of love, etc.) Are done by the Japanese band Date of Birth
- Will fill with any additional info if I can find it for some other tracks here
8:00 This is "Oingo Boingo Book" from "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future", it should play in the game's Extras menu (Almost thought this was mislabeled, could not find it on the OST playlists and it sounded nothing like the rest of the soundtrack, but it is there)
1:08:56 Also not track 20 (track 30 on the database I'm using), titled "gentle stress (AMD SEXUAL MIX)" by MR. DOG feat. DJ SWAN
The next three are not corrections or renaming, but some interesting artists you may have heard of elsewhere
0:42:34 and 1:04:39 were done by Kemmei Adachi, who has also composed (among others), for Freedom Wars , the Locoroco and Grand Turismo Series, and funnily enough the infamous Japanese only arcade game Half Life Survivor
2:07:40 was done by Zuntata, the house band of Taito, known for their eclectic sound. You may have heard their works in notable Taito franchises such as Space Invaders, Arkanoid, or Groove Coaster, among others
0:29:05 was done by Haroumi Hosono, perhaps best known on RUclips for his 1984 work "Watering a Flower" which was commissioned by the retail company Muji. Outside of this, he inspired genres such as Shibuya-kei and city pop, and is the leader and founder of Yellow Magic Orchestra
Interesting!
Wow, well done! 8) Just to add:
- "menu theme (toca 2 touring cars)" is actually EZ Rollers - Retro ruclips.net/video/9ySxxVOHW7A/видео.html
- the Wait/Waterloop (whatever) tune was written by Prob. aka Dice
@@80psu nice bro! Add any others if you find some. Nice catch on Toca 2, that and some other songs sound like very recognizable liquid, so I'm wondering if there's some others that are licensed out. The Rollcage Stage 2 OST for example seems to be all established people in the space (Omni trio themselves, Aquasky, Dom and Roland, etc). Still trying to find some of those DDR tracks too.
THANK YOU! I was looking for this game and I remembered the Chun Li-esque character. Saw a video essay one day about it and I couldn't find it :[
Thank you thank you thank you
So excited to see another upload from you. Your N64 jungle mixes made my first 2 years as a dad a pleasure. The joy and dances my kids get when they hear Bomberman will always bring joy to my heart. We truly appreciate your craft and the journey it lead in finding all these gems. Keep it up boss, much love.
love that! ♥ music is fundamental in our lives
this is a lovely comment; congratulations to you!
I think I finally came across my tribe of people here. I always felt like I was the onnnnnnly one that loved this type of music. Great to see others that love this music because it’s truly magnetic & amazing. Great track!!
it is really popular in the uk
You mean drum and bass?
This one rips! Even better than N64. Probably because so many more artist wanted to explore the CD technology the games had on the PS. These tracks hold up so well and it’s crazy to see how much care and dedication the music designers had making these. Very deep game selection too mad props. Thanks for the time you took making these.
thank you! ❤️
this is everything ive ever wanted and then way more than that
This is probably the best mix I've ever heard in my life, thank you so much, this is so good, nostalgic, I was 11years old when PS1 came out, glory days
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My favorites
31:08 how do you think (planet dob)
1:55:41 some kinds of love (planet dob)
2:01:40 dark ruins (ape escape)
2:14:38 secret life (rollcage stage 2)
2:41:03 flo jack (dance dance revolution 2ndremix append club version vol 1)
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I agree
The most soulful D&B mix on the planet. Combining the best possible worlds together.
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You must have had to do some serious digging for this mix, some of these games are so obscure lol
This mix popped out in my recommendations out of nowhere and I'm really fascinated. I knew DnB was something of the old school games but damn... this is another whole level. Even a Barbie game with that music? Who would have thought! Thank you so much for this. By the way... Do you know music similar to Armored Core (PS1) OST? I remember a few tracks have that DnB sound haha, but the style per se is something really different and awesome
yes armored core has some incredible rave tunes, i'll share some similar sounding music in upcoming mixes
my theory is that they did all those nostalgic yet random videogames as an excuse to drop the hardest soundtracks ever written
This is the kinda music Toonami would blast in the background of their bumps during the early 2000s anime slots.
I will never forget it. From when I was 9 to about 14 years old... BEST TIME to be alive.
Introduced to electronica in the fringe of other genres by Toonami and AMPtv on Mtv myself. (^How old are you really statement. Haha)
Don't forget the aesthetic. Lovely Y2K cybernetic atmosphere... with Swayzak adding a bit of that sharp-edged '00s cartoon villain (cybervillain) flair too.
I was just about to comment this lol Toonami aesthetic including their bumps really helped shape a lot of my early tastes in music and art :D
Cowboy Bebop was the first time I heard a dnb track. Shit still slaps to this day.
This is so rad. What are the backgrounds from!?? wish i grew up with this console.
slap happy rhythm busters
@readwriteautorecurring
Digging super deep here...I thought i'd heard all the jungle+D&B on the playstation and I found a bunch of gems 🙃
too young to feel nostalgic listening to this but i love it nevertheless
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Same here
This selection fits so well that I thought it was a remix of the originals. When I was searching for psx ost this was 100% the vibe I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time and sharing this beautiful selection.
So one night i was just contemplating how i like DnB, when none of my friends nor family listen to this type of music. Today i found the answer, i didn't realized how many Drum n bass music was in the early ps1 era, and i played alot of ps1 back then! Thank you for uploading this gem!
Oh and when i listen to that Raycrisis bass line, goddamn it you took me back man! Sitting at 6AM, its raining outside, playing this on the psx while eating french fries. Good times!
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@@octoglazed3693 yea the Raycrisis track is one of my favs same with Raystorm. Shmups especially from this time always had sick dnd/breaks in the games. It's funny you mention it I was just gonna leave a comment about it.
@github
Hey, love your mixes! (N64 and Playstation) Can't get over those smooth transitions!
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Honestly my favorite PlayStation mix. The blending and aesthetic match is so good.
Incredible. Japan in the 90s were such a vibe.
Jungle is English my guy...
@@ShredAndPurr you forgot the part where Playstation is a Japanese brand
@@vo7tage All of this originated im talking music wise
from the Black community. Rock n Roll Hip hop jazz blues gospel house techno Dj'ing breakbeats
country rnb And most important SOUL are came from and originated from the Black American Man tho.
but credit to the Japanese and to the westerners for creating these amazing video games and technologies.
@google
I have been listening to this mix for months now and JUST realized Parappa’s version of Fright Flight is in here I’m geekin
Love the seamless transitions. Sometimes impossible to differentiate when the songs change.
Is there a download link to this? I'd love to load this in a standalone music player
if it comes from your mix i already know its gonna be a total banger
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every singly song in this slaps jesus christ
These transitions from track to track sending me into different realms bruv.
Thank you for this futuristic blast from the past.
I always wondered, which turns my life has taken, to get me into drum and bass as an adult.
Seeing (not only) this made me realize, that I listened to this subconsciously as a child. No wonder I love DnB these days. Even though I never acitvely chose to listen to that kind of music when I was younger.
I think I feel the same way.
I feel exactly the same. Not only about DnB, but electronic music in general... Trance, techno, house... These videogames were such a huge influence.
For me, those were mainly Ape Escape; Sheep, Dog n' Wolf; Need for Speed High Stakes; Dance Dance Revolution; Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Spyro 2 - Ripto's Rage!
A lot of us have this journey
@open
You got sick mixes, my dude. I listen to them at work everyday.
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@googledrive
I absolutely adore music like this, especially Diver's Dream. Wish I could find more music like that.
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Not exactly the same, but the first thing I thought of when hearing diver's dream was ageispolis by aphex twin if you haven't heard it
Try Digimon world 4 OST, Astro boy ps1 OST, Spiral knights OST.
Look up intelligent dum and bass or atmospheric jungle mixes. Or explore some of the stuff released on good looking records back in the 90s early 00s, theres loaaads of this music to explore.
yo I’ve been diggin for a min divers dream is special
The universe blessed us with the Playstation in all it's audio goodness.
Every once in awhile the algorithm gets things just right and introduces me to a BANGER of a playlist. This right here, is it. Absolutely loved listening to this throughout my week and appreciate the work you do putting this together. Working through your N64 one now
This is the kind of DnB I like to hear. Very Ape Escape in tone but also original in it's own way. I like it, keep up the hard work. ♠️🔥
It's amazing how much DnB/Jungle was on PSX. I knew it too back then, but there's so much more. There were some songs from a weird game called Gekitotsu Larc En Ciel (from the J-Rock Band Larc En Eiel) I was trying to rip, now it's so easy to rip the songs. But I've also been listening to Jungle since the 90's, though I was in NYC and it was super hard to get tracks here back then. Apparently it was even popular in Japan at the time, too, and it makes for very good video game music. But I never stopped listening, and still do.
Music like this actually hurts me as i have a nostalgic overload problem.
i keep thinking about all the people i loved back in the 90s and early 2000s that have passed
away and wont be able to enjoy the future with me. its so hard. no matter how much we try the
good days are gone. yes we can create new memories but come on lets be real. Nothing is
ever gonna top the 90s-early 2000s.
Many others have said similar things about other eras. Are they right?
You make the good days My friend, everyday. In twenty years maybe You would think this are the good ones, You can always build good memories 😊
Not my type of music, gonna have to dislike in order to get better reccomended videos.
LoFi is for when you've just started the assignment.
Jungle is for the last hour before you have to hand it in.
MASSIVE ape escape vibes from that first song. Love this mix!
And the fact that Barbie Super Sports is on here. 😂 Hidden gem, that one was.
Holy shit, this is exciting. Someday, you and dedeco should collab
Instantly liked. This hits the spot! 😌👌
Both PS1 and Dreamcast have this beautiful music.
words cannot describe how in love i am with this type of music
Whenever im editing hours of footage, I need something thats lowkey and not distracting to listen to
This is the perfect mix for that IMO
Ive probably watched this whole video 6 times over in the last 2 days alone
Yes! Drum and bass and jungle is so good, i can't understand to this day why this genre of music somewhat vanished away? Maybe mid 2000 disappeared utterly from everything. Like here are a couple of things dnb works so fucking well in my opinion: Scifi and cyberpunk genre in general, I always think ghost in the shell when i listen to drum and bass and mecha/mech genre in games or animations. I hope some sort of dnb popularity wave comes like synth music and 80's style had HUGE boom in 2009-2012 period. And synthwave or retrowave just keeps going, which is nice of course!
I have slept on this genre for far too long.
Open your ears
Open your mind
Dissolve
The transition at 1:39:22 was INSANE, I filled my undies.
SIR-???
i creamed myself
Y u just randomly pick a timestamp 1h 40m in 😭😭
@code
Thank you for your hard work on this mix. I love hove you didn't just throw the tracks in there, but also cared to make many transitions seamless
To everyone who's studying with this music:
Checklist:
• A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧
• Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋
• Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone🎧
• a tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well.☕
• Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone , a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨
•Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈
Reminder : After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me.
You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book.
I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸
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@forcereroute
Nostalgia hits hard, closing my eyes and diving into the old memories
Man the PS1 or PSX was such a huge revolution, many people don't realize how groundbreaking this console was with some awesome games and others being little experiments with 3D, thank god for Ken Kutaragi and your channel for this awesome mix :D
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What kind of music is this, I can't quite put my finger around it. A podcaster called it Xbox PS1 music and this CHANGED MY LIFE. I'm focused as fuck
anybody know the source for the Jojo's Bizarre Adventure track? Super catchy.
This is one of the top 1% jungle/dnb mixes on yt, love all the piano 🎹
this mix is helping me power through my math assignments like a god, thanks so much for the dope mix man
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Just wow. Words cannot describe what feeling this music gives me. Brilliant choice of tracks
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This will be a banger I can feel it in my bones!
absolutely
Got to add to the chorus of people in the comments: as a "retired" DJ who fixates on this shit this mix is so flawlessly blended , structured and executed. Peaks, valleys, ITS SO GOOD. The nostalgic selections from golden era games just makes this one of the best mixdowns on this entire site.
I was so surprised to hear Sentidub in here. It's such an obscure game (one of my all time favourites), and the track isn't even from the game lol, it's from an obscure soundtrack CD of remixes that I believe only came with the PC version (and only in Germany?). I've listened to it ten million times, it's very cool to hear it here.
This kind of music is exactly what gets me into a weird flow state while working, especially when it's dull and dark outside and I'm doing something engaging.
(If you like this but want something a bit more intense, I listened to the Serial Experiments Lain CYBERiA Mix all the way through university finals.)
I’ve never had a Sony console in my life but after listening for just ten minutes I feel like an entire childhood’s worth of PlayStation nostalgia has been uploaded directly to my brain
Getchu a ps5
@@jpesicka492 I'd rather get a PS1 and start from the beginning.
@@i_GiveFRUITS a modded PS2 with FMC and OPL* with this you can play PS1/PS2 games, or just buy a PSP/VITA to play PS1 games.
I rememeber being a kid and loving video game music like this. Fast forward 15-20 years after learning what jungle and drum and base is, and now its completely blowing my mind how all this amazing music was with me all this time.
Love how the track Jojo's bizarre adventure is just called "Jojo's bizarre adventure"
Omg bgm02 (anna kournikova's smash court tennis), my lord shit makes my soul speak
Have come back to this particular mix so many times now... Seems only right to say - THANK YOU, RYLAND! Dudes not only collected a sick compilation of tracks, he actually mixed them! And thoughtfully too, this is by far my favourite "PlayStation jungle" mix - it's not even a competition imo
thanks, glad you enjoyed it
Technology never needed to go further than this
This is one of those things you never knew you needed in life until you hear it.
what game is jojos bizzare adventure from? I looked through the ps1 games soundtrack and couldnt find it
This mix gives me notsalgia from a era I was never even born in. What a masterpiece.