I can relate to what u r saying. When i was 7 that ost got me really sad too, whem i was 14 studing music and guitar i got to know about how chords can be used to create emotions, such as the feeling of power with major/powe chords and the feeling of sadness/sorrow with minor chords and other irregular intervals of notes.
Not only do I listen to this in the rain, I make it an effort to listen to this track whenever it rains. I can remember how beautiful it was: the rain, the thunder and the flashes of lightning all while this music played on. God bless you Richard Jacques.
HOW THE FUCK YOU WANNA SAY THAT CHRISTMAS LIKE MUSIC IN DIAMOND DUST THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CRISTMAS,AN GENERIC ACTION MOVIE MUSIC IN VOLCANO VALLEY IS BETTER THEN THE MD VERSION
A lot of legacy game franchises, your Mega Mans and Zeldas and Castlevanias and Fantasies Final, have rich musical legacies. I don't think any of them have one as versatile as Sonic. This was only two years after Sonic 3 and two years before Sonic Adventure. None of those soundtracks sound like each other and they all sound incredible.
Back then the composers had the heat on them to come up with a soundtrack to really portray the level and area but that sadly seems to of bin lost for just looking nice and pretty its a shame...
And all these franchises are in Super Smash Bros. it's amazing to think about to me. Like I probably would've never cared to step out and listen to the music from those series unless Smash gave me a taste of what they had to offer. I grew up with Sonic so I've been listening to the music for a long time. Heck if I hear a song, I can almost instantly tell you which game it's from, but I haven't even heard every Sonic song. Like I've never heard the songs on this soundtrack. I know the Genesis one, but I've only heard bits and pieces of the the Saturn version, and oh man am I loving it
speaking of Smash, it's a shame how little Sonic's music is represented in Smash. The only remix in the entire series is from brawl and we only got 2 new songs
When I was young couldn't afford games myself, I remember finding sonic 3d blast on sale for dirt cheap on pc. I had a Windows 98 and played w the keyboard. For a sonic game that was tough. This track is the one I remember the most from those days. Beautiful, thank you!
@@gncberk If you still have the disc you can pop it in any CD player and it should actually play the music, Track 1 is the game, but 2 and on should be the soundtrack. This works with a lot of old games that kept their music as uncompressed audio on the CD, give it a try sometime!
I used to listen to this almost every morning when I got up to get ready to go to school. For some reason, this song just seemed to fit with the still dark blue skies of early morning, especially if it was kind of cloudy too. Got nostalgic as I'm sitting here in the car parking lot and decided to listen to it on a rainy, dark blue early morning. Still a classic.
Same here, I had the PC version and if you put the disc in a CD player it played the soundtrack. It's literally the most relaxing thing I've ever heard next to DDD.
Many hours spent down in my room drawing and creating my own comic books and storylines while listening to this masterpiece of a song. This soundtrack truly holds a very special place in my heart.
Oh my God, I'm not the only person who thinks of Enigma when they hear this song. It's the drum beat, really, that's always been what I think of when I think of Enigma.
@@KitAkira1989 when I heard it that was the first thing a thought of, then Chappelle show(slow mo sketch), then finally streets of rage. I need to get my priorities straight.
This song personally reminds me of just the 90s chill aesthetic. I can just imagine this track being used in a training video or a news station bumper, just something the has that 90s smooth jazz.
A lot of people say this song was inspired by Enigma's Sadeness, but that's not 100% the full story. It was actually more likely to have been inspired by an SY99 Factory Demo track titled 'Gregorian' which uses the same vocal chants used in this song too. Said SY99 Factory Demo was very inspired by Enigma's Sadeness itself, which is why this song also sounds like it.
Ayo now I HAVE to listen to that song, cuz I've heard Enigma's Sadness and other New Age bands and when I found out sonic, Streets of rage and countless other games have inspiration from such and the genre it blew my mind PD: The Streets of Rage theme has Clear inspiration from Enigma's Sadness the similarities are there
Me too! Brett wasn't lying about this being a heavenly track lol. To me, it's really reminiscent of Enigma's early works. Hit up Sadeness by them if this track is your kind of thing. :)
No lie, if any future Sonic game that comes out has at least 95% of every Sonic game’s OST it’s already an instant classic. Top 3 Sonic games ever made.
It's amazing how much the Saturn soundtrack improves the game. The Genesis soundtrack is pretty good but I really enjoy the Saturn OST for 3D Blast. Great tune to listen to on a rainy day.
This was one of my first key memories of Sonic as a kid. Listening to this while my sister and I played this game. I think she played it more than I did. I just wasted time trying to do the Start-Button skip through every level as far as I could go.
you know those songs you hear in twitch streams or in RUclips videos but don't know what it is and you feel desperate to know? This was me with this song, thank god I found it at last
I love how it goes immediately from happy, carefree, bright and green to Broken, rainy, dreary ruins in just the first two levels. It's like the first level is Sonic discovering this awesome new place. But by Rusty Ruins he's concerned for the flickies. He's getting madder at Eggman, and he understands that he needs to get serious.
After a little digging, I found the sample of the low voices that that kick in at 1:36. It's from the "Gregorian" demo from the YAMAHA SY99 keyboard (you can hear it here: ruclips.net/video/nxftTIr0yNs/видео.htmlsi=Wfn1TWOdI2t4boc7). I also emailed Richard Jacques and he confirmed that he'd used this keyboard. It's the line "et in terra pax hominibus" from the Gloria from Mass XV (Dominator Deus). The exact recording it's taken from is from the Monks of l'Abbaye Saint Pierre de Solesmes (here it is on RUclips at 0:06 in, though the title is labelled incorrectly: ruclips.net/video/RIDVNtd5Lpg/видео.html). I'm not sure exactly which CD they would've found the chant on back in 1991, but at least we have the digitized version. The only reason I dug so much was because I heard it about a year ago and knew I recognized it and it was driving me crazy. Another meaningless mystery solved!
It was a huge treat in hindsight to get bits of the Genesis soundtrack in Sonic Adventure, and by extension give it wider recognition, but I wish the Saturn soundtrack got the same. It's probably hard to imagine these days, but redbook audio was probably a shot in the arm for immersion with 2D games. Playing games like Mario 3, Zelda, Mega Man are great all around, but you encounter a game like Sonic CD or this game, and the soundtrack alone elevates the experience to something truly special.
I didn't get to play this game until 2010 or 2011, when I found a Saturn emulator. By then, I was 14 or 15. But I still loved Sonic to death and was excited to play a game I didn't know existed when I was 10. And now we return to your local on the 8s...
Music of Saturn version of RRZ has different atmosphere than in Genesis version. While Genesis music on Act 1 had wibe of exploration, Saturn version provides beauty of this place and also provides beauty to nature, which Sonic fights for.
By no means am I a new Sonic fan, but everytime I hear this song, ESPECIALLY THE INTRO; I just envision Sonic Frontiers. This song would fit so well with the game
What a beautiful song. I played this on my ps2 in the mega collection plus disk I randomly got from gamestop when my older brother got modern warfare probably. I never knew this soundtrack was really peaceful. I found this song from the sonic frontiers expanded jukebox mod while doing photography in game in cool areas and I get so immersed in the world now.
![Rusty Ruins Zone (Act 2) - Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) [OST]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CR8kUuNqP6k/mqdefault.jpg)
![Rusty Ruins Zone (Act 2) - Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) [OST]](/img/tr.png)
Why is the saturn ost so soothing? I'm actually tearing up while listening to this
:,)
Maybe it’s due to the cords and sounds of the notes from the instruments
I can relate to what u r saying.
When i was 7 that ost got me really sad too, whem i was 14 studing music and guitar i got to know about how chords can be used to create emotions, such as the feeling of power with major/powe chords and the feeling of sadness/sorrow with minor chords and other irregular intervals of notes.
@@arthurgomes9248 Its all those suspensions and brief minor second intervals combined with all the reverb that makes this so enchanting
It's because Richard Jacques composed it, he had a different style compared to Jun Senoue who was behind the Genesis version.
Richard Jacques' understanding and use of harmony is unmatched.
@FSAPO didn't know he made this song , another one of the many bangers he has across sega soundtracks from the saturn-dreamcast era :P
You saw one video about a guy praising the Sonic R soundtrack and suddenly you think you know what the word harmony means.
@@frog9304 Quick question. Are you stupid?
@@frog9304 Stop commenting.
@@cryptocsguy9282not just this song he did THE WHOLE GAME
Sounds like the kind of music you'd listen to on a rainy day.
I just did listen to it in the rain
or in an evening of land valleys and stars
For me, this music reminds me of the ocean
Not only do I listen to this in the rain, I make it an effort to listen to this track whenever it rains. I can remember how beautiful it was: the rain, the thunder and the flashes of lightning all while this music played on. God bless you Richard Jacques.
Funnily enough tho there are videos of this song with rain sfx!
Enigma really out here making Sonic music
This OST is as if the Sonic CD JP OST and the Sonic CD US OST had a child. And it's absolutely beautiful
I see where you’re getting at but I say
The genesis ver is the JP ver because
1) it’s the original
2) it’s more popular
@@RandomFella745 the popularity doesn’t affect the quality or where it came from. That’s kinda redundant
@@makotoyuki345 true but I feel as the style feels more Japanese
the best parts of each
us had some banger songs
edit: no, US is the banger soundtrack
HOW THE FUCK YOU WANNA SAY THAT CHRISTMAS LIKE MUSIC IN DIAMOND DUST THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CRISTMAS,AN GENERIC ACTION MOVIE MUSIC IN VOLCANO VALLEY IS BETTER THEN THE MD VERSION
A lot of legacy game franchises, your Mega Mans and Zeldas and Castlevanias and Fantasies Final, have rich musical legacies. I don't think any of them have one as versatile as Sonic. This was only two years after Sonic 3 and two years before Sonic Adventure. None of those soundtracks sound like each other and they all sound incredible.
Back then the composers had the heat on them to come up with a soundtrack to really portray the level and area but that sadly seems to of bin lost for just looking nice and pretty its a shame...
Fucking beautiful.
And all these franchises are in Super Smash Bros. it's amazing to think about to me. Like I probably would've never cared to step out and listen to the music from those series unless Smash gave me a taste of what they had to offer. I grew up with Sonic so I've been listening to the music for a long time. Heck if I hear a song, I can almost instantly tell you which game it's from, but I haven't even heard every Sonic song. Like I've never heard the songs on this soundtrack. I know the Genesis one, but I've only heard bits and pieces of the the Saturn version, and oh man am I loving it
speaking of Smash, it's a shame how little Sonic's music is represented in Smash. The only remix in the entire series is from brawl and we only got 2 new songs
Sonic games may have mitigated quality but their soundtracks are up here with the other legends
When I was young couldn't afford games myself, I remember finding sonic 3d blast on sale for dirt cheap on pc. I had a Windows 98 and played w the keyboard. For a sonic game that was tough. This track is the one I remember the most from those days. Beautiful, thank you!
That some deep shit...
wow same here except i don't know how i got the cd. i remember standing still in the game for a long minutes to just listen this beautiful music.
@@gncberk If you still have the disc you can pop it in any CD player and it should actually play the music, Track 1 is the game, but 2 and on should be the soundtrack. This works with a lot of old games that kept their music as uncompressed audio on the CD, give it a try sometime!
Amen to this track and for Act 2 as well.
Me too. This track is the one I remember.
I used to listen to this almost every morning when I got up to get ready to go to school. For some reason, this song just seemed to fit with the still dark blue skies of early morning, especially if it was kind of cloudy too. Got nostalgic as I'm sitting here in the car parking lot and decided to listen to it on a rainy, dark blue early morning. Still a classic.
You too? This shit was my alarm clock in middle school haha. Always let it play out
Same here, I had the PC version and if you put the disc in a CD player it played the soundtrack. It's literally the most relaxing thing I've ever heard next to DDD.
you must live in the UK!
Me too
I got a PC disc just for this song, haha!
Many hours spent down in my room drawing and creating my own comic books and storylines while listening to this masterpiece of a song. This soundtrack truly holds a very special place in my heart.
Same!!
As a cartoonist and a gamer, I can relate.
New Age vibes going on here for sure. Enigma was really popular around this time, so it's not surprising. Definitely a beautiful piece.
Definitely thought the same thing
The loop too used in this track was almost similar to the one Enigma used if not the same. I think it was from a Zero G sample pack actually :)
This gives off Sonic CD vibes.
True
Exactly with the mysterious music
Tidal tempest!
@@dangerousmaster66 You must've played Lost World with this song haha
@@dangerousmaster66 oh nice
This instrumental is so soothing.
Makes you wanna drift off to sleep
Probably my favorite sonic track of any game
The beat and instrumentation on it is so Enigma - Sadeness.
Wow, that's a great shout. Wouldn't be surprised if he borrowed from that at all, it's so similar.
ruclips.net/video/Eat88YpIg34/видео.html Your order, sir.
Reminds me of Sadeness by Enigma.
Oh my God, I'm not the only person who thinks of Enigma when they hear this song. It's the drum beat, really, that's always been what I think of when I think of Enigma.
@@KitAkira1989 when I heard it that was the first thing a thought of, then Chappelle show(slow mo sketch), then finally streets of rage. I need to get my priorities straight.
wow i didn’t think know one knew enigma holy fuck i thought i was the only one
Exactly
LITERALLY SAAAAAME OMFG
The genesis version is definitely a bop but this one has such a reminiscent and melancholy feel. Also the piano in this just carries so hard.
This song reeks of being on a PC in the late-'90s and your entire world is isometric. _sigh_ ; those days are ancient history now.
This song personally reminds me of just the 90s chill aesthetic. I can just imagine this track being used in a training video or a news station bumper, just something the has that 90s smooth jazz.
The aesthetic you’re thinking of is vaporwave, although this song predates vaporwave by 20 years.
1:40 Best part.
A lot of people say this song was inspired by Enigma's Sadeness, but that's not 100% the full story. It was actually more likely to have been inspired by an SY99 Factory Demo track titled 'Gregorian' which uses the same vocal chants used in this song too. Said SY99 Factory Demo was very inspired by Enigma's Sadeness itself, which is why this song also sounds like it.
Crazy trivia, thanks!
Ayo now I HAVE to listen to that song, cuz I've heard Enigma's Sadness and other New Age bands and when I found out sonic, Streets of rage and countless other games have inspiration from such and the genre it blew my mind
PD: The Streets of Rage theme has Clear inspiration from Enigma's Sadness the similarities are there
Aslo I Believe There few Roland JV-1080 Sounds In this Song.For Examples,The Piano sound i think it "64VoicePiano"
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who thought this track was very reminiscent of Enigma's song.
@@emuplayers5942 The pad is two patches from the JV. One of them is called Arasian Morn.
Beard Bros brought me here, and thank god for that. Or rather, thank Brett.
Same lol
Glad I came from SBB too, this track is so smoooooooth
Me too! Brett wasn't lying about this being a heavenly track lol. To me, it's really reminiscent of Enigma's early works. Hit up Sadeness by them if this track is your kind of thing. :)
Brett's the man. When he started talking about the Saturn soundtrack, I was hoping he'd mention this one specifically.
what?
Probably one of the most, if not, the most underrated Sonic song in the entire franchise.
This is the greatest video game song of all time.
God, this just hits all the good spots. Say what you want about Sega but most of their OSTs for their games tend to be bangers.
“Most?”
@@warioplush sonic chronicles
@@warioplushWhy did nobody say Sonic 4? Do people actually have ears (and a brain) here?
@@midi_feline Because of Mad Gear Act 1 and White Park Act 2
@@warioplush Sylvania Castle Act 2? 🥺
The comments were right. Superstars' Lagoon City Act II has these vibes
Yep, 90s r&b type
Bro i feel like I could vibe eternally to this.
I wish this song was on streaming services. It's such a beautiful track and stands as one of my favourite video game tracks.
↑davd
I’m currently listening to this as a pretty feisty storm goes through my area.
Very fitting to say the least.
The fact that this is from a Sonic game kind of blows my mind
This would fit right into that Pure Moods compilation album.
Music is so good it can be used as background music while I'm at work or at home it's such a good mood
This theme is now my comfort music.
The composer was listening to a LOT of Enigma at the time. This bops.
This music is beautiful.
No lie, if any future Sonic game that comes out has at least 95% of every Sonic game’s OST it’s already an instant classic. Top 3 Sonic games ever made.
so like 35000% music?
This track is so good...90s top 40/Hip Hop/RnB vibe to it.
I always thought this song had a mid-late 90s rnb /gospel vibe to it. I remember playing this on my old Windows 95 pc
Early 90s. Too close to Enigma's Sadeness to be 'accidental'.
It's amazing how much the Saturn soundtrack improves the game. The Genesis soundtrack is pretty good but I really enjoy the Saturn OST for 3D Blast. Great tune to listen to on a rainy day.
I can’t believe this soundtrack returning to superstars
This was one of my first key memories of Sonic as a kid. Listening to this while my sister and I played this game. I think she played it more than I did. I just wasted time trying to do the Start-Button skip through every level as far as I could go.
That beginning..
@@radiostationlaptops3452 ?
Sounds almost the same as Tidal Tempest from sonic cd.
I get more of a Mystic Cave from Sonic 2 vibe.
I fell like this goes better with hidden palace
Yeah
Same.
Ya, or the famous R2
Soundtracks from sonic games. That’s piece of masterpiece.
you know those songs you hear in twitch streams or in RUclips videos but don't know what it is and you feel desperate to know? This was me with this song, thank god I found it at last
Rusty Ruins has the best soundtrack imo
Thank you, thank you thank, thank you for this... the saturn ost always seems forgotten but I loved it for 3d blast. Thank you!
How many more times are you going to say thank you?
I love how it goes immediately from happy, carefree, bright and green to Broken, rainy, dreary ruins in just the first two levels. It's like the first level is Sonic discovering this awesome new place. But by Rusty Ruins he's concerned for the flickies. He's getting madder at Eggman, and he understands that he needs to get serious.
1:35 "We didn't care about Lysol"
I love driving to this song on a cloudy or rainy day, it's relaxing
this music sounds so soothing and emotional, it gives me goosebumps!
Its so mysterious, beautiful, and relaxing. 💖
That piano 😭
It made me cry even more than act 2 wish this song was act 2.
Fun fact : Instrument Sonic 3D Blast Saturn using Roland JV-80 (i think)
That's why the Piano is so beautiful.
After a little digging, I found the sample of the low voices that that kick in at 1:36. It's from the "Gregorian" demo from the YAMAHA SY99 keyboard (you can hear it here: ruclips.net/video/nxftTIr0yNs/видео.htmlsi=Wfn1TWOdI2t4boc7). I also emailed Richard Jacques and he confirmed that he'd used this keyboard. It's the line "et in terra pax hominibus" from the Gloria from Mass XV (Dominator Deus). The exact recording it's taken from is from the Monks of l'Abbaye Saint Pierre de Solesmes (here it is on RUclips at 0:06 in, though the title is labelled incorrectly: ruclips.net/video/RIDVNtd5Lpg/видео.html). I'm not sure exactly which CD they would've found the chant on back in 1991, but at least we have the digitized version. The only reason I dug so much was because I heard it about a year ago and knew I recognized it and it was driving me crazy. Another meaningless mystery solved!
Nice work
It was a huge treat in hindsight to get bits of the Genesis soundtrack in Sonic Adventure, and by extension give it wider recognition, but I wish the Saturn soundtrack got the same.
It's probably hard to imagine these days, but redbook audio was probably a shot in the arm for immersion with 2D games. Playing games like Mario 3, Zelda, Mega Man are great all around, but you encounter a game like Sonic CD or this game, and the soundtrack alone elevates the experience to something truly special.
Perfect for a rainy day❤
A good sonic song to unwind, slow down, and relax. Sometimes taking it slow makes you recover faster than going fast.
BEST MUSIC EVER
Sonic 3d Rusty Riuns music hits hard fr
*starts to rain*
This song is truly the ace of bass.
You just discovered an abandoned cathedral on a foggy mountain top.
Kind of reminds me of "Keep on Moving" by Soul II Soul
@EZdelFresco And also "Been Around The World" by Lisa Stansfield.
I had to Spotify it and instantly had an AHA! moment.
Richard mastered the sonic cd style of sonic music. It sounds like it came exactly from sonic cd
I ❤️ this track, so soothing & beautiful made! ❤️
I didn't get to play this game until 2010 or 2011, when I found a Saturn emulator. By then, I was 14 or 15. But I still loved Sonic to death and was excited to play a game I didn't know existed when I was 10.
And now we return to your local on the 8s...
Absolutely classic 90s Weather Channel vibes in the best way possible
@@Doogie2110 And Toonami.
Music of Saturn version of RRZ has different atmosphere than in Genesis version. While Genesis music on Act 1 had wibe of exploration, Saturn version provides beauty of this place and also provides beauty to nature, which Sonic fights for.
Sega Genesis rusty ruins: Fresh Prince of Belair
Sega Saturn rusty ruins: How It's Made
Music to listen to as YOU travel the land with Noyno and Susie.
This song has a very wet rainy day feel. So goos.
That's because the Saturn version had rain and mist in this zone while the Genesis version didn't.
Fuck man this reminds me of the Windows XP welcome music so much
Why I prefer the Saturn version. Act 2 as well
Mi pana me mandó esto. Eternamente agradecido
This is so relaxing to listen to 😊
Richard Jacques is freaking incredible
Truly unstoppable.
Frontiers actually remixed this for Chaos Island
Rusty Ruins Present:
(seriously, this gives off so many sonic cd vibes)
This sounds more like a past theme.
Tidal Tempest's lost cousin
The truth is very relaxing, this topic unravels me
I had this game winter 96'
I loved it, it's different but I love it because of the ost!
By no means am I a new Sonic fan, but everytime I hear this song, ESPECIALLY THE INTRO; I just envision Sonic Frontiers. This song would fit so well with the game
i will always prefer this over the gens version. this music is great and on awhole nother level
You are so right
5 minutes of really good music
What a beautiful song. I played this on my ps2 in the mega collection plus disk I randomly got from gamestop when my older brother got modern warfare probably. I never knew this soundtrack was really peaceful. I found this song from the sonic frontiers expanded jukebox mod while doing photography in game in cool areas and I get so immersed in the world now.
Sounds so much like History from Sonic Mega Collection...
Thank you Vinesauce Art segment!
Absolutely brilliant, no contest my favorite 3d blast track
I bought this game for my Saturn when it first came out. I ripped the music and worked out to it.
The Fresh Prince Of Rusty Ruins Zone. 😁
@DavidWeber Fresh Prince??? Sounds like "Keep On Moving" by Soul II Soul & "Been Around The World" by Lisa Stansfield.
Yeah because this shit slaps
The fact that they mixed a small bit of the genesis green grove zone in there is so nice
Why is this so good????
genuinely my favourite song in the entire franchise
mega fan de sonic depuis la première heure, que de plaisir et de nostalgie : c'etait vraiment une autre époque
Je me rappelle jouer à ce jeu sur Windows 98 avec mon grand frère ! Dingue !
Both the genesis and Saturn versions of this song are good but this knocks it out of the park
This definitely reminds me of Enigma/Sadness.
Sadness…
Or Sadeness
this song is ethereal
Spinning in the rain
This song tickles my brain in the absolute best way
As iconic as the Genesis OST is, this is way better.
Just like the whole entire port itself.
@@classicsonicbored8163 Hell yeah.
@@classicsonicbored8163 based
Pure Moods meets 90s gaming.
This has the vibes from the Enigma Principles of Lust song lol