Underrated part of the game. It's the last time you get to explore and interact with Tazmily before it's corrupted. You know something bad is coming but you're powerless to do anything as salsa.
I think the sadder part is that as Salsa you witness the corruption begin firsthand by seeing a side of the villagers that only an unbiased outsider can truly observe. Salsa isnt a human, he is an 'other'. As a result: Salsa's treatment by Fassad is permissible because it is an unknown element to the townsfolk. Salsa's plight and 'humanity' are not acknowledged by anyone beyond the main characters, the rest of the town is apathetic. When Salsa is shocked, it is okay, he is an animal and Fassad 'owns' him. Fassad urges the people to seek pleasure and disengage from the world around them. What starts with acceptance of salsa being shocked for being disobedient eventually becomes acceptance of the lightning that comes down from the sky and shocks the homes of the people who are disobedient. There's a lot of stuff that I didn't really get the first time I played until afterwards when I spent more time thinking about it. Sometimes Mother games do silly things like Trout Flavored Yogurt, but other times the choice of including an odd element is absolutely intentional and integral to the overarching story.
@@2jk89sx yeah I think another reason why the townsfolk don't seem to really care about salsas treatment is the fact tazmilly is a traditional farming town, and livestock aren't treated all that well (I mean compared to factory farms they have it better but still) They probably also don't really realize the magnitude of his torture since they can't psychiclly communicate with him like Lucas and kumatora can and don't recognize the technology of the punishment device
wanna know something fucked up? this song is ragtime osohe being played in a minor key. wanna know something even more fucked up? an even more distorted version of this plays while fighting porky at the end of the game.
I love how this song portrays what's happening in the story here. As Salsa, you're basically becoming the catalyst for Tazmily's doom in giving them the happy boxes, and the realization that should be coming to the player's mind comes in time with the song changing its tone. It starts of with the playful instruments used to represent Salsa in chapter 3 (the woodwinds and the accordion) but then the song shifts to add the dreadful baseline and constantly held violin note, foreshadowing what is really happening to the town and what will become of it because Salsa is listening to Fasaad. I might be overthinking it, but I really like to consider how music effects a story's tone and gameplay
Dudeeeeee you are right, poor Salsa started everything by delibering this happy boxes. I mean, its not his fault and he's following orders but he is starting a change on Tazmily and, sadly, he cant do anything about it. Replaying this game was one of the best decisions I had this month.
I feel like this song would have impacted even more in Earthbound 64; the peaceful Tazmily theme is turned into this in this segment, making the player realize Tazmily's corruption in a much more obvious way, with how a completely different song with the same leitmotif is used.
Ah yes, The only monkey song on earth that makes people feel things. Salsa deserved better :( Jokes aside, super good restoration! Always looking forward to your stuff ^^
This music makes me want to cry. This game makes me want to cry. It's so painful because it's so close to what we experience and what's happening to us in this reality. Mother 3 will always be a masterpiece lost to time and sadly missed by many people who play video games. There's something magical about Mr. Itoi's creation.
While I enjoy the sentiment I find it hard to agree with the 'lost to time' statement seeing how the series has been kept alive by the Smash Bros line of games
@@Onigirli i guess they didn't mean the popularity of the series rather it's limited reach of the original game where it was never localized for international regions, and so many never got to play it
I’m actually here because I first heard it in Amatree Town in Pokémon Uranium, and then I found out it was ripped from an Earthbound game. One video led me to another and… the rest is history.
I might be overthinking it, but i genuinely belive that salsa represents the working under capitalism. Even if that is not the whiole poit of the character, being promissed luxury bananas that you'll never really get by the guy who literally introduced money to tazmilly is just too perfect of an analogy.
@@animalbancho1726 personally, i pick up so many little details and notes every time i play this game. for instance, when Fassad zaps Salsa it symbolises that Fassad is cruel. such genius!
@@redactedinfo8557 lol no one ever called the game subtle, but the symbolism is there. even with salsa and then Fassad being the one who introduces the concept of money to Tazmily, it’s pretty clear what they’re getting at
How did I never notice this song switches to 5 bar and 9 bar groupings?! It's like there's an extra bit of anticipation for each new segment. Maybe it was written to match with the 'just one more parcel to go...' slog feeling in that section of the game. Great work with revamping this track, the flutter of that original source flute is fabulous.
@@notme437 The key is to listen for the two long accordion notes that mark each bar. The song starts with a 2 bar intro: 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4 Then the melody kicks in at 0:03 for a group of 4 bars and then 5 bars: 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2-3-4, 4-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2-3-4, 4-2-3-4, 5-2-3-4 (the 5th extra bar has a fluttery accordion fill) 0:19 Pattern repeats: 4 bars, 5 bars, 0:35: 9 bars (it's still 4+5 bars, but I'd say you could call this a 9-bar group since the melody and chord movement feels like a long, continuous phrase here, but it's subjective) The bass gets a 2-bar intro, and the pattern repeats once more. Hope this helps!
Se escucha muy bien y la verdad de todos los remakes de este tema me quedo con este, se escucha excelente. Aunque mi amigo, siento que le hace falta algo, es pequeño muy pequeño pero el tema original tiene un pequeño acompañamiento en 8Bits, apenas leve e imperceptible pero siento que podría quedar mejor si de le agregara esto. Igual no está mal, definitivamente es un excelente remake del tema original y eso no lo discuto.
This is a wonderful cover, probably the best I’ve ever heard… But I feel like it’s missing that square wave echo during the string + oboe lead section, just a random thought though, that’s all it would need to be completely perfect
F'in amazing. Can't believe somebody finally did this. Cannot tell you how long I've been waiting to hear these tracks without the soundfont's distortion.
I don't really care abt likes n whatnot, but for some reason being the 1K like on this particular song feels.... emotional... thank you for restoring this tragic masterpiece 😂😭😭😭💜💖💜💖
Pretty good restoration, though a couple things just feel somewhat off. The bass feels weaker, the bass melody(?) feels like one of the last few notes are wrong, and the weird little chitpune notes that usually come in at around 0:58 are just missing entirely. Take what I say with a grain of salt, though. I am not the most knowledgeable when it comes to music.
The full bass patch can definitely make it lose that impact the single sampled one the in-game version has, I've found as I've started to work on songs that use it :3 I did try making the bass a bit louder, but in the end I felt like it drowned out the other sounds too much and didn't really benefit the final mix in the end. Also, shoot! I was thinking about including the chiptune delay on the oboe in the second half, but decided against it since it's really hard to make out coming from an actual GBA anyways. I appreciate this feedback greatly though, it really means a lot to me!!! :DD
It feels like a gray sky with gentle rain. The constant accordion reminds me of the constant running Salsa had to do getting deliveries done for a man who couldn’t care less about him.
Seeing these pop into my sub box is always a great surprise finding out which one is next! This is my favorite track in the game, and your restoration of it is exactly what I hoped it would be! Amazing job as always.
It's kinda sad the part with salsa, if you think about it the segment of salsa in the game represent how corrupt and powerful people use and manipulate weak individuals to do their dirty work with a threat. Salsa doesn't work because of himself but because porky and the pigmasks has his girlfriend hostage, and he is being manipulated to deliver happy boxes and charm the people of the village that ultimate causes the ultimate demise of their people. It's so sad to think about that segment with that idea in mind.
y porque deseas hacer ese reto? se escucha dificil pero creo que lo mas conveniente seria encontrarte con salsa afuera del laboratorio de quimeras y farmear el top dogfish que sale en el pequeño estanque cerca de la aguja.
@@TejuinoS Emmm no bro, planeo hacerlo con todos los personajes a casi primeras etapas. Con flint es antes de verguearse al drago y llevarlo al máximo nivel y con los protas es antes del cap 7
this sound like markiplier out ro
LMFAOO
@@irikachana 😎 market pliers
@@sk7811 marker pliers
@@TheChillAlien mark plyer
@@No-pi1wo mar pler
Underrated part of the game. It's the last time you get to explore and interact with Tazmily before it's corrupted. You know something bad is coming but you're powerless to do anything as salsa.
I think the sadder part is that as Salsa you witness the corruption begin firsthand by seeing a side of the villagers that only an unbiased outsider can truly observe.
Salsa isnt a human, he is an 'other'.
As a result: Salsa's treatment by Fassad is permissible because it is an unknown element to the townsfolk. Salsa's plight and 'humanity' are not acknowledged by anyone beyond the main characters, the rest of the town is apathetic. When Salsa is shocked, it is okay, he is an animal and Fassad 'owns' him. Fassad urges the people to seek pleasure and disengage from the world around them.
What starts with acceptance of salsa being shocked for being disobedient eventually becomes acceptance of the lightning that comes down from the sky and shocks the homes of the people who are disobedient.
There's a lot of stuff that I didn't really get the first time I played until afterwards when I spent more time thinking about it. Sometimes Mother games do silly things like Trout Flavored Yogurt, but other times the choice of including an odd element is absolutely intentional and integral to the overarching story.
@@2jk89sx I never noticed the parallel between the lightning shocking the people and Fassad shocking Salsa. That's awesome.
@@2jk89sx yeah I think another reason why the townsfolk don't seem to really care about salsas treatment is the fact tazmilly is a traditional farming town, and livestock aren't treated all that well (I mean compared to factory farms they have it better but still)
They probably also don't really realize the magnitude of his torture since they can't psychiclly communicate with him like Lucas and kumatora can and don't recognize the technology of the punishment device
@@2jk89sx Now, Kumatora PK Thunder'd Fassad to feel the same pain as what he did to Salsa, at least in the battle where you fight him.
wanna know something fucked up?
this song is ragtime osohe being played in a minor key.
wanna know something even more fucked up?
an even more distorted version of this plays while fighting porky at the end of the game.
I love how this song portrays what's happening in the story here. As Salsa, you're basically becoming the catalyst for Tazmily's doom in giving them the happy boxes, and the realization that should be coming to the player's mind comes in time with the song changing its tone. It starts of with the playful instruments used to represent Salsa in chapter 3 (the woodwinds and the accordion) but then the song shifts to add the dreadful baseline and constantly held violin note, foreshadowing what is really happening to the town and what will become of it because Salsa is listening to Fasaad. I might be overthinking it, but I really like to consider how music effects a story's tone and gameplay
Dudeeeeee you are right, poor Salsa started everything by delibering this happy boxes. I mean, its not his fault and he's following orders but he is starting a change on Tazmily and, sadly, he cant do anything about it. Replaying this game was one of the best decisions I had this month.
You're also more on a spectator note, since salsa is just a little monkey and cant do anything to help
A lone monkey, beaten and battered by a cruel master delivers the happy boxes not for himself, but for love. Fight on little guy.
I feel like this song would have impacted even more in Earthbound 64; the peaceful Tazmily theme is turned into this in this segment, making the player realize Tazmily's corruption in a much more obvious way, with how a completely different song with the same leitmotif is used.
Ah yes,
The only monkey song on earth that makes people feel things. Salsa deserved better :(
Jokes aside, super good restoration! Always looking forward to your stuff ^^
Luckily, at least Kuma and Wess let the monkey out from the clutches of Fassad's hands.
This music makes me want to cry. This game makes me want to cry. It's so painful because it's so close to what we experience and what's happening to us in this reality. Mother 3 will always be a masterpiece lost to time and sadly missed by many people who play video games. There's something magical about Mr. Itoi's creation.
While I enjoy the sentiment I find it hard to agree with the 'lost to time' statement seeing how the series has been kept alive by the Smash Bros line of games
@@Onigirli i guess they didn't mean the popularity of the series rather it's limited reach of the original game where it was never localized for international regions, and so many never got to play it
To quote a comment by "EtikaLovesMinecraft" from the GilvaSunner upload that has now been lost to time:
This is one sad Italian restaurant.
I’m actually here because I first heard it in Amatree Town in Pokémon Uranium, and then I found out it was ripped from an Earthbound game. One video led me to another and… the rest is history.
I've been looking forward to this. And I'm not disappointed in the slightest.
Amazing job dude
That oboe is so sick!
This whole remaster is good as hell
You immediately got my subscription
Ayy thanks Jairo, it's appreciated dude 🙌🙌
Fassad sucks
I might be overthinking it, but i genuinely belive that salsa represents the working under capitalism. Even if that is not the whiole poit of the character, being promissed luxury bananas that you'll never really get by the guy who literally introduced money to tazmilly is just too perfect of an analogy.
Definitely not overthinking it, everything in this game is symbolic and representative of a much larger concept
@@animalbancho1726 personally, i pick up so many little details and notes every time i play this game. for instance, when Fassad zaps Salsa it symbolises that Fassad is cruel. such genius!
@@redactedinfo8557 lol no one ever called the game subtle, but the symbolism is there. even with salsa and then Fassad being the one who introduces the concept of money to Tazmily, it’s pretty clear what they’re getting at
Holy shit so this is what that song from Pokémon uranium came from
Estuve esperando por mucho tiempo este momento,uno de mis temas favoritos al fin en buena calidad,muchas gracias irikachana
De nada. Me alegro mucho de que lo disfrutes :)
@@irikachana irikachana speaks Spanish 💀 damn cool
This song portrays well the sadness and slavery of poor Salsa...
What an excellent song to listen to while stoned
fuck yes lmao
@@irikachana hehe yeah boiii
"I drug myself to fill an empty space inside myself and feel the urge to announce that to others."
I adore how bouncy that bass sounds
omg then u should definitely check out No More Nuzzles: Undertale Halloween Hack
I’ve been looking forward to this one for so long!
A good song can make a sad person happy and a happy person sad.
This song here is one of my top 5 songs, and I don't know why.
Awesome job restoring it, dude!
A very sad italian restaurant, now in HQ!
I love this image! Resonates with me.
How did I never notice this song switches to 5 bar and 9 bar groupings?! It's like there's an extra bit of anticipation for each new segment. Maybe it was written to match with the 'just one more parcel to go...' slog feeling in that section of the game.
Great work with revamping this track, the flutter of that original source flute is fabulous.
Around when does that happen?
@@notme437 The key is to listen for the two long accordion notes that mark each bar.
The song starts with a 2 bar intro:
1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4
Then the melody kicks in at 0:03 for a group of 4 bars and then 5 bars:
1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2-3-4, 4-2-3-4,
1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2-3-4, 4-2-3-4, 5-2-3-4
(the 5th extra bar has a fluttery accordion fill)
0:19 Pattern repeats:
4 bars,
5 bars,
0:35:
9 bars
(it's still 4+5 bars, but I'd say you could call this a 9-bar group since the melody and chord movement feels like a long, continuous phrase here, but it's subjective)
The bass gets a 2-bar intro, and the pattern repeats once more.
Hope this helps!
Why did it take me so long to realize this is in Master Porky's Theme
This song sounds like something out of a Professor Layton game! It's one of my favorites!! 😊
Se escucha muy bien y la verdad de todos los remakes de este tema me quedo con este, se escucha excelente.
Aunque mi amigo, siento que le hace falta algo, es pequeño muy pequeño pero el tema original tiene un pequeño acompañamiento en 8Bits, apenas leve e imperceptible pero siento que podría quedar mejor si de le agregara esto.
Igual no está mal, definitivamente es un excelente remake del tema original y eso no lo discuto.
This is a wonderful cover, probably the best I’ve ever heard… But I feel like it’s missing that square wave echo during the string + oboe lead section, just a random thought though, that’s all it would need to be completely perfect
It took me 23 minutes to arrive instead of 22
F'in amazing. Can't believe somebody finally did this. Cannot tell you how long I've been waiting to hear these tracks without the soundfont's distortion.
The Consouls' cover has been out for a while now ruclips.net/video/DwMuZKw3ffo/видео.html
All my homies hate fassad
same bass from No More Nuzzles!!!!!
This is a revision of what was the Tazmily theme in Earthbound 64.
My favorite song from this game
Market plier
I don't really care abt likes n whatnot, but for some reason being the 1K like on this particular song feels.... emotional... thank you for restoring this tragic masterpiece 😂😭😭😭💜💖💜💖
After that one video came out, I can't hear this song without thinking about Fasaad trying to sell people on Raid Shadow Legends.
Amazon
Markus plywood
Pretty good restoration, though a couple things just feel somewhat off. The bass feels weaker, the bass melody(?) feels like one of the last few notes are wrong, and the weird little chitpune notes that usually come in at around 0:58 are just missing entirely.
Take what I say with a grain of salt, though. I am not the most knowledgeable when it comes to music.
The full bass patch can definitely make it lose that impact the single sampled one the in-game version has, I've found as I've started to work on songs that use it :3 I did try making the bass a bit louder, but in the end I felt like it drowned out the other sounds too much and didn't really benefit the final mix in the end. Also, shoot! I was thinking about including the chiptune delay on the oboe in the second half, but decided against it since it's really hard to make out coming from an actual GBA anyways. I appreciate this feedback greatly though, it really means a lot to me!!! :DD
It feels like a gray sky with gentle rain. The constant accordion reminds me of the constant running Salsa had to do getting deliveries done for a man who couldn’t care less about him.
This is the closest we will get to Mother 64s OST
_bounces up and down in chair to the beat_
Manchilds it up to the beat*
Someone realized that this song is a variation of the EB64 Tazmily village theme
Another one of my favs :)
One of my favorites hands down
Oh yes! This one feels like a spot-on restoration.
this track made me love the accordion
Finally! I've wanted this restoration for so long and it came out amazing!
Pensei que não ia postar mais vídeos.
Mais ainda bem que voltou :).
poor zarbol
i feel like a hole in my heart has been filled. thank you.
this is the ragtime osohe playing in a minor key...
this is later further distorted as part of master porkys theme.
Seeing these pop into my sub box is always a great surprise finding out which one is next! This is my favorite track in the game, and your restoration of it is exactly what I hoped it would be! Amazing job as always.
This is a versión of the Tatsumari Village of Earthbound 64? Excelent.
one of my faves :'v)
Sounds like an Italian-Spanish song. Loved it.
Mfs in mother 2 back tracking without teleport be like:
A holy masterpiece. Thanks for this :D
typa shit i been on lately 😔
Chat, is Tazmilly cooked?
monke 🙂
Oh, this is amazing!
monke
HOLY SHIT IT'S MONKEY'S DELIVERY SERVICE YES FINALLY!!!!
Mm monke
bro i love this song so much dude, this rocks!
Manual labor: the song
It's kinda sad the part with salsa, if you think about it the segment of salsa in the game represent how corrupt and powerful people use and manipulate weak individuals to do their dirty work with a threat.
Salsa doesn't work because of himself but because porky and the pigmasks has his girlfriend hostage, and he is being manipulated to deliver happy boxes and charm the people of the village that ultimate causes the ultimate demise of their people.
It's so sad to think about that segment with that idea in mind.
great shit
Ook gamin
People should call you the Mother 3 guy because this is great!
You might also like The Consouls' cover ruclips.net/video/DwMuZKw3ffo/видео.html
Yeesss, my favorite Mother 3 track
You might also enjoy this cover by The Consouls ruclips.net/video/DwMuZKw3ffo/видео.html
@@cooldebt i've seen it long time ago, i love it
It's beautiful.
This reminds me of homulily’s theme from madoka magica rebellion
Sounded like it was going to turn into a sponge bob background theme
still have to finish mother 3 but this song is goated nonetheless
beautiful game
May I ask where did you get the MOTHER3 Soundfont?
It's not a soundfont, it's all software that contains the original sound sources lmao
Incredible!
The style of this song is very Brazilian, speaking on the stereotypical side :3
sounds slavic tbh
This song always gave me professor Layton vibes i don't know why though
The COnsouls have covered both this and some Prof Layton ruclips.net/video/DwMuZKw3ffo/видео.html
my favorite song on the OST; you're out here doing gods work
honestly this easily tops mother 3i just cuz it isn't hyper compressed
not to understate or downplay the amount of work this probably took
this feels like a professor layton song
Bloons monkey city core music
Amazon Workers Theme Song
mitekid
Siempre que jugaba mother 3 esta era una de mis músicas favoritas. Por cierto quiero llevar a Salsa a nivel máximo.
PD: sabes español?
y porque deseas hacer ese reto? se escucha dificil pero creo que lo mas conveniente seria encontrarte con salsa afuera del laboratorio de quimeras y farmear el top dogfish que sale en el pequeño estanque cerca de la aguja.
@@TejuinoS Emmm no bro, planeo hacerlo con todos los personajes a casi primeras etapas. Con flint es antes de verguearse al drago y llevarlo al máximo nivel y con los protas es antes del cap 7
@@TejuinoS Con salsa es antes de enfrentarse a la baba esa cuando vas a cruzar al pueblo por el túnel
Pokemon Uranium???
I made the stanky face good job👍
>:3
OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!
😢
when the guitar comes in I grin
:sohappy: ! !
sounds French
This version is 'Australian' 😉 ruclips.net/video/DwMuZKw3ffo/видео.html
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