I was born in 90 and i tell ya if i could id build a damn time machine and go back.. id gladly trade everything as far a tech advances for how great things were back then. I mean hell does anyone remember how good the pizza tasted back then compared to now and how even if you got into a fight you got up and walked it off not whine about it or how ballsy we were as kids compared to today's generation? And did you know people consider us old now?lol i mean damn where did the time go..
I bought the cassette of this soundtrack and since at the time I had barely acquired an auto-reverse Walkman, I was in heaven. It has held up very well, more specifically this track. It's timeless.
Maaaan... That brings me back to 1995-96... I was 20 years younger... 20 years!... And only now understands how progressive that movie was in overall... Amazing and сontemprorary soundtrack.
Ulyana Savina That word, progressive, it does not mean what you think it means. You were just young when you saw it, and your tastes never progressed forward. If you do a little digging you’ll see the sources.
The last of my teenage years listening to this soundtrack when it came out. Always a fave for me. Very simple dance track, but the rose tinted glasses help. Good times.
I was about 8 years old at the time when this came out. This song literally just blew my mind away with the vocalizing voices echoing and the droning sounds. This whole album was just incredible. Glad I still have it. Otherwise I'd never continue with it's legacy. We actually played this at a Halloween dance when I was in college and the staff members just loved it. They were like "wow, that was very supernatural."
Fun fact: the music composer wanted this kind of music to be part of the soundtrack, and so he had to fight for it against the producers. And also it's crazy to think that this soundtrack got a Platinum 🤯
The MK soundtrack was actually my introduction to groups like Type O Negative and KMFDM, and genres of music that didn't get played on any of the radio stations I had available. I'd have missed out on so much good music if not for this soundtrack specifically drawing my attention to it.
@@WhatIsThisEven5011 I got the MK soundtrack as a christmas gift, and it completely introduced me to a whole new genre of music. And yes, it was very different than anything I had ever heard on the radio at the time.
Thanks dude, all these years I thought they naturally went with it. It just seemed obvious to me to have hella techno everywhere. A schoolmate introduced me to the techno genre just a year or so prior and I was hooked so I loved having bought this soundtrack and most of the music was and is so good. Miss the 90's.
@@WhatIsThisEven5011 Yup. My introduction to my 2 fav bands, Fear Factory and Type o negative. So awesome. Ace Ventura was my intro to Cannible Corpse. All 95'ish
This is the first time in a very long time I've revisited this soundtrack. This is a song I would not have liked when the movie came out. After all these years, my taste in music has changed, making this song actually my favorite. Also, Halcyon+On+On. I saw Orbital in concert in Las Vegas waaay back in the day.
This song did, (and still does - though now in memoriam only, I'mafraid 😉), encapsulate that point at a party (rave, or club) when you come to the realization that, no matter how many more rolls you swallow nor mix spun, that it's all downhill for the night from that point on. This song is the embodiment of that sensation for me during the mid to late 90s PARTY scene in chicago/Milwaukee/MADISON! (Or to put it another way: 😜➡️😳➡️🤯➡️😁➡️😍➡️💥 rinse. repeat. )
I remember hearing the new stuff from Psykosonik like 'Unlearn' after listening to songs like Technojihad and Shock on the Wire and not digging it when I was a teen. Like it a bit more now that I'm older.
I am looking for a forum to get hints of advice on a song that sounds like a cross between Reptiles theme and Psykosonik. Does anyone have a site or community that might be able to help. I believe the song was produced circa 1996-2001. Thanks in advance!
It's really strange how there were a string of (with the DEFINITE EXCEPTION of "Blade") shitty genre movies in the 90s that had these insanely fantastic sound tracks, like THIS shit, and Tank Girl, among others.
@@roccleebeats Yeah it was created by Daniel Lenzmeier. Boy did that guy go Mr Plastic Fantastic don't get me wrong he is one talented artist very clever but he did go a bit egocentric marrying that model in Malibu. Paul Sebastien from Psykosonik is certainly all class he did a short lived project "Basic Pleasure Model" yeah quite good.
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god bless the 90's
Agreed! Born on Oct 7, '80 I'm a 80s baby, 90s teen, we're the last generation before social media, things were old school back then
I was born in 90 and i tell ya if i could id build a damn time machine and go back.. id gladly trade everything as far a tech advances for how great things were back then. I mean hell does anyone remember how good the pizza tasted back then compared to now and how even if you got into a fight you got up and walked it off not whine about it or how ballsy we were as kids compared to today's generation? And did you know people consider us old now?lol i mean damn where did the time go..
Hell yeah
The nineties called and said there is no god. 💜
@@dennismolina9033 old school, yet perhaps a taste of things to come?
Anyone ever just put this song on repeat and listen to it forever? 😎
the raves, powder energy drinks the strobe lights..n dancing till 2 am..n afterwards getting lit..n going to diner..best times of my life💜💜💜💜
with good friends and company!
and no sub genres. just techno and house
Wish I was there with you. I did some raving as well, in Los Angeles.
Blessings
I bought the cassette of this soundtrack and since at the time I had barely acquired an auto-reverse Walkman, I was in heaven. It has held up very well, more specifically this track. It's timeless.
I could not possibly agree more with you!
This one makes very good combination with Higher State of Consciousness by Josh Wink.
Maaaan... That brings me back to 1995-96... I was 20 years younger... 20 years!... And only now understands how progressive that movie was in overall... Amazing and сontemprorary soundtrack.
Oh the Nostalgia! I was 16 when this came out. Watchin cheerleaders do basketball halftime dance shows to this soundtrack.
I was about 8 years old at the time. Those were the days. Sure do miss them.
У Вас всё ещё девичья память! Этого трека не было ни в МК ни в МК2 ;)
Ulyana Savina That word, progressive, it does not mean what you think it means. You were just young when you saw it, and your tastes never progressed forward. If you do a little digging you’ll see the sources.
jnnx thank God for an adult/sane view! Do you think her head will explode when she learns that Vox Day created this tune?;)
The last of my teenage years listening to this soundtrack when it came out. Always a fave for me. Very simple dance track, but the rose tinted glasses help. Good times.
Só quem viveu essa época pra sentir oque nós veteranos sentimos 😔😔😔😔
Verdad, sem falar de eu cortando kimono de judo pra imitar o kano 😂😂😂
I was about 8 years old at the time when this came out. This song literally just blew my mind away with the vocalizing voices echoing and the droning sounds. This whole album was just incredible. Glad I still have it. Otherwise I'd never continue with it's legacy. We actually played this at a Halloween dance when I was in college and the staff members just loved it. They were like "wow, that was very supernatural."
The best tune in the whole CD...amazing beat
the music back in the day was unmatched compared to what we have now especially for people who were our age back then today.
i still rock the old stuff I ake music now because of it!
best mortal kombat movie plus best soundtrack. The new Mortal Kombat is dull and unimaginative.
This is one of my favorite soundtracks still nearly 30 years later.
Fun fact: the music composer wanted this kind of music to be part of the soundtrack, and so he had to fight for it against the producers. And also it's crazy to think that this soundtrack got a Platinum 🤯
The MK soundtrack was actually my introduction to groups like Type O Negative and KMFDM, and genres of music that didn't get played on any of the radio stations I had available.
I'd have missed out on so much good music if not for this soundtrack specifically drawing my attention to it.
First techno album to go platinum
@@WhatIsThisEven5011 I got the MK soundtrack as a christmas gift, and it completely introduced me to a whole new genre of music. And yes, it was very different than anything I had ever heard on the radio at the time.
Thanks dude, all these years I thought they naturally went with it. It just seemed obvious to me to have hella techno everywhere.
A schoolmate introduced me to the techno genre just a year or so prior and I was hooked so I loved having bought this soundtrack and most of the music was and is so good.
Miss the 90's.
@@WhatIsThisEven5011 Yup. My introduction to my 2 fav bands, Fear Factory and Type o negative. So awesome.
Ace Ventura was my intro to Cannible Corpse. All 95'ish
This is the first time in a very long time I've revisited this soundtrack. This is a song I would not have liked when the movie came out. After all these years, my taste in music has changed, making this song actually my favorite. Also, Halcyon+On+On. I saw Orbital in concert in Las Vegas waaay back in the day.
where was this in the movie? i dont remember this song
@@JafuetTheSame which song? I've referenced 2 in my comment.
@@BlankityBlank ;) this very video one...but i guess it was not in the movie. it is just the album track
This song is ingenius. Anyone who dislikes this drinks faygo. I bought it on vinyl in 1999. Still have it.
I don't remember hearing this track in the movie but I love how haunting it sounds
It wasn't in the movie, but it's still a good track regardless.
Yeah, especially with the sound of the vocalizing voices. Very haunting.
Yeah, such a good track. Too bad it wasn't in the movie.
I wonder how they planned on using it
Weird they put this here if it wasn't in the movie when there were songs in the movie not on this
God, I've just been taken back to the best time in my life :)
used to play this on repeat when I was 10 😁😁😁
same here.. then I got to meet the guy (Josh Wink) after one of his live shows in Philly.. :)
Smooth, absolutely smooth.
This album and song were recorded and mixed on the soundboard at Prince's Paisley Park studios in the mid 90s.
Sounds like this should be in a Streets of Rage game.
SOR2 still has the best soundtrack ever
@@kanedaandiolini6542 : Definitely agreed.
Yeah 👊
I thank my parents for this soundtrack!
DAT TR 303 at the end blessing !
I have this soundtrack on cassette
Da hora mano
This in my opinion is the perfect track to practice your kata and conquer your anxieties!
This was a great STK. I use to blow this song up. Good times!
just like some first Unreal Tournament theme. i love both MK and UT :)
This song did, (and still does - though now in memoriam only, I'mafraid 😉), encapsulate that point at a party (rave, or club) when you come to the realization that, no matter how many more rolls you swallow nor mix spun, that it's all downhill for the night from that point on. This song is the embodiment of that sensation for me during the mid to late 90s PARTY scene in chicago/Milwaukee/MADISON!
(Or to put it another way: 😜➡️😳➡️🤯➡️😁➡️😍➡️💥 rinse. repeat. )
офигенно как и всегда !!!
Never stop rollin'...... for as long as you can manage it... Because when it's gone, its GONE!
love mixing this on my sets
MORTAL KOMBAT my childhood
this was on repeat in 6th grade. yo shout out Josh Wink
Loved it in 97 love it now
Damn all of y'all commenting are my kinda peeps, must be in your 30s eh was 11 in '95 was my favv cassette for years
67 now, and I still head bang to this, as I did when it first came out.
I wasn't even born then sadly, the 90s was the best era for alternative music.
@@Based_Stuhlinger LOLS small world that the Net is... we share the same name
Is it bad that i was 5 at time.lol i also had the cassette
Was 8 at the time. Heard the soundtrack from cousins and uncles, will always remember the times...
I still come back to check this soundtrack out love it
wow, such a track 🔥
Sick TB-303 vibes
I remember hearing the new stuff from Psykosonik like 'Unlearn' after listening to songs like Technojihad and Shock on the Wire and not digging it when I was a teen. Like it a bit more now that I'm older.
My my still great. After all dis time
Vox Day's old band!
Back in time whit this ost 90s
This actually sounds like a tekken tag soundtrack
No-S***-Sherlock, I used it on the Fountain and Sunset stage in TTT2!
It has a Similar vibe to Eddy’s stage
Rolona!
Love the bass on this on a set of 12 inch sub woffers
Nice
I am looking for a forum to get hints of advice on a song that sounds like a cross between Reptiles theme and Psykosonik. Does anyone have a site or community that might be able to help. I believe the song was produced circa 1996-2001. Thanks in advance!
This is still good.
I used to play this song a lot while playing fighting games
I can imagine I dance
with Sonya Blade ♡♥
this music! :)
you're right, this actually does sound like a female song for like Sonya Blade and/or Kitana...
Ha ha
Mortal Kombat my cousin and my childhood :)
Anytime I play mortal kombat i play this soundtrack
More movies need to just take the cool contemporary music but not the sell out stuff.
josh wink at his best
forreal forreal
Where was this in the movie? 25+ years later and I just realized that I don't know.
The clip of this song is so short in the movie, 6th song on tape btw
Another infinite to/fro rave car track!
☝️🤪
i have this on cd
Casio RZ-1 is all over this..
this has really good techno and metal..well, for that time anyway
2024?
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i remember when i thought i was cool for having this soundtrack
Malia Hendrix and Melinda Diaz from Les Bois junior high and timberline high school must've liked that song in my mind.
This makes me feel like I'm 6 rolls deep at 2am dancing in a trance in 1997-99 at some DropBassNetwork party.... 🤘🤪🤘
Good tune
Thanks 90's
We another mortal Kombat movies
Ur getting one bro
Sweet,
Hypnotik
When you finally reach Balrog in Vegas just to find out you're fighting Mai Shiranui
It's really strange how there were a string of (with the DEFINITE EXCEPTION of "Blade") shitty genre movies in the 90s that had these insanely fantastic sound tracks, like THIS shit, and Tank Girl, among others.
This is live.
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Hmm, its possible this might have been the track for the aborted Sonya/Jade fight.
Disco kombat
fuck this is good
Didn't Wink remix this, nothing like original
that's Wink's remix
yea it’s so sick . this song put on to josh wink which led to drum n bass
@@roccleebeats Yeah it was created by Daniel Lenzmeier. Boy did that guy go Mr Plastic Fantastic don't get me wrong he is one talented artist very clever but he did go a bit egocentric marrying that model in Malibu. Paul Sebastien from Psykosonik is certainly all class he did a short lived project "Basic Pleasure Model" yeah quite good.
@@adriansumner1412 thank you for this history bit mate
@@roccleebeats unfortunately Daniel Lenzmeier when a bit plastic fantastic on it. But I still love him, he is talented 😏
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