Any drum n bass listeners

cyrax33 · (This post was last modified: 07-01-2015, 03:42 AM by cyrax33.)

(06-26-2015, 12:54 AM)kirbypuff Wrote:
(06-24-2015, 11:48 PM)cyrax33 Wrote: I first started listening to it when it was back then called jungle, so you can calculate how the years have passed by me.

Your name says it all: (U)MK3 fan (PS1 version), probably 33 years old

(06-24-2015, 11:48 PM)cyrax33 Wrote: I always sticked to the atmospheric and liquid. Good things coming out of Europe over the last decade or so and always followed them. True story, I got introduced to it when I first played a game called Wipeout for the PS1, it was released in 1995. This where it started for me and ever since then never listened to any other type of music. I have a very particular taste to my ears and if it sounds horrible its horrible.

If you prefer that type of sound (light, melodic, "gamey", liquid and with lots of variations), then I highly recommend listening to the R4 soundtrack (it's also from the PS1, so it has to be good ).

Possibly the best soundtrack ever created for a racing game. It's "pure gold".
A perfect blend of light, melodic jazz and old-school D'n'B. There are some techno/dance tracks in there as well, but even those sound 1000x better than any crap you hear on the TV/Radio/Internet today.

Also available on YouTube (check it out).

Actually first ever MK3, SNES version, and yes 33 years old.

R4 soundtrack is really good listening to it right now, the game was also good too. I like to revisit old classic games just to listen to their music, that's my general purpose in retro gaming really. That intro scene to that R4 game hits me everytime I go back and play it. Another soundtrack that stood out for me was the intro scene to a game called Ergheiz (PS1) made by Squaresoft (at that time).