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@@americandook you know I do think memories are a form of time travel. after taking some lsd and having vivid memories of my dead dad. wew it's amazing. memories and the power of thought is very special.
This game really brought my Dad, my older brother, and myself together on a daily basis back in the early 90's. My younger brother was too young, but did come to love it once he got old enough. I would literally give anything to go back to that moment for just a few minutes. It is amazing how games, music, movies, and shows can bring us back to such wonderful moments.
90s for gaming was brilliant having friends round and family to play games like this, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Lotus Turbo Challenge, columns to name a few
I used to fully believe you could ride to the horizon in the back. Especially the one with the beach. Sheesh…92. Had no idea what future games would be like.
@@PerryRhys holy shit. me too. for some reason i thought you could secretly reach the mountains and other background areas. i completely made that shit up myself
I used to keep a notepad with me and whenever i was knocked out, i write down the Foe's name, so i could chase him. Like a black list. I kept doing that in RR Jailbreak as well. Good times.
I have just came back from a long car trip. I came to the conclussion I have to download this soundtrack and put it in my list. Im gonna have a blast next time remembering my early days playing this gem of a game while looking at the road ahead haha
I was born in 1999. My family never had a lot of money growing up. I always said, "I'm technically a 90's kid because my family was poor," and I've always had the older consoles. Listening to this brought back memories I barely knew I had. Memory's of smaking my older brother down with a chain or billy club and finally feeling superior to him. Man, I love those old memories 😂
Same here man, i was born in 1995 and grew up with a NES, Genesis and PS1 those were my gaming experiences until in 2006 my parents got me and my brother a ps2 Didnt have a clue the Ps3 generation already started until 2009 🤣
Born in 98 but my dad was on a sega game so we had a sega. I listen to this track list every few months, it takes me back to the days my brother would hand me an unplugged controller and tell me I was tails
Road Rash 2 will always be one of my favorite Sega Genesis games of all time. When EA actually made great games. Wish this game was ported to the PC. I know, people would buy it immediately. Wished EA released an official soundtrack. I know people like me would buy it immediately. The main theme is one of my favorite gaming themes of all time.
EA, Konami, Squaresoft, Tecmo, etc... Games just don't have the same magic today. It used to be about creativity and fun. Now all games are about giant, massive worlds where everything is included into it. Sometimes, simple is better.
Yes! Dat title theme is quite eargasmic. As for the in-game tunes, they're the exact cross between Road Rash 1 & 3, still with a edgy/computer feel (expected from Rob Hubbard) but also a brighter, more festive tone. My fav' tracks are the instant classic Alaska, the catchy Hawaii & the badaaass Arizona.
Men I Trust - Oncle Jazz brought me back home. Something bout the 90s that feels like having an extra set of parents that thought you were dead so they kept your room just the way you left it all those years ago when you disappeared. God I love them.......... SPEED AND BLEED! lol
This was the last Road Rash I truly enjoyed, even the third didn't held it's own against this one. Back in the day this was truly a leap forward in biking games.
I can still remember me beating my little brother in the head with a chain like it was yesterday. I'm at work and all of a sudden I start humming one of the beats ( just turned 40 by the way), that led me here lol
Takes me back to ‘97 when I was just 6 years old playing this all night getting busted and knocked off my bike by PE NO 1 🥺😢 Hawaii is the hardest track tho 🥶
I'm surprised EA even bothered licensing this out to be released on the Genesis Mini. Also, how come EA's the only Western developer that knows how to make the YM2612 sound good?
Most of the time it's because they had Rob Hubbard's bytestream driver (derived from his Amiga driver, which was derived from his C64 driver). Most other Western developers ended up using GEMS.
The moment the main theme kicks in after the amazing drum intro in Hawaii never fails to give me goosebumps. I don't care how primitive 8/16 bit chiptune music may sound compared to cd quality - there was magic in those soundtracks, and I feel lucky to have been there to experience this era of gaming (not a slight on more modern games; I still have a lot of time for my PS2, although I guess that's retro too by now). And yes, the Mega Drive may have had a particularly tinny sound, but I still think many of its games had absolutely stellar music.
This is one of the few games I make a point to play on my Genesis instead of emulate since any emulator I use seems to have trouble with parts of the main theme music. And I've loved this music and this game since I was a kid so it's gotta be just right.
Both the game and the music are and forever will be classic. I remember sometimes sitting in front of the tv just listening to the main title song because I like it so much. P.s Go Black bike rider
One of the first my SEGA games... The years 2001-2002. 1. Alaska, 2. Hawaii. 3. Arizona, 4. Tennessee. 5. Vermont - is this the right order of levels? Lucky Luck and Belladonna among the opponents. Oh, what are the memories begin from 00:00... If I remember well, when you were riding at Hawaii level, there had been two cars on the both traffic lines of the road at the same time, so you could pass them going to the grass at the roadside only. It was the trap, made by programm not to allow you come to the finish line the 1-st. And the game was ending at the Arizona level.
I've always found this music soothing... Especially the main menu music... As if I might trading in my old bike for that one I've been trying to buy... ahh man just a few more races and I can get that.... ONE of my favorite games of all time. NOT 1 not 3 Road Rash 2 Sega Genesis console!!!
Imagine if they do a remake of this one. With the same classic feel as back in the day. I mean they did a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game like that which is great. Now if they do that with Road Rash 2.. that would be amazing
I've always wanted a motor bike because of this game, but when I do eventually get one I wont be over taking a fellow biker and smashing the back of thier heads with a chain hahaha
I chain whipped a lot of mfers. Right off the bat, first race. I think Viper? Has it. From there it was a all out blood bath. The cheat code bike, which total destroyed the game. Just jam the accelerator and watch you ramp off things at 200 mph.
Best game in the series, it's weird, but the 3rd one isn't as good (both gameplay and music). But I think the third one was developed by another stuido than the first 2 games.
A remake of Road Rash 2 in the old arcade style + these soundtracks and not just for ps5. Pc and the rest too. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles did it amazing with the steam version. If they do the same with Road Rash 2 I'd go crazy.
It always impresses me how memorable this soundtrack is, has a nice variety of musical styles if compared to the first game, even with the horrid sound drivers EA used in their games...and we are talking Sega Genesis, which didn't sound that great often.
The drivers used are perfect for a gritty metal/rock sound, nintendo was way too beepy. Genesis was actually the best sounding console of the time, this, Mortal Kombat and Streets Of Rage 2 are all the proof needed.
This game is much better than the first one more bikes harder tracks and you can knock off the cops from there bikes I have beaten 4 or 5 times my friends also play against me in split screen better than the which didn't have and a chain for some real damage oh after the Mano a Mano the you chose is yours not in one player mode
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Thanks for uploading this. Road Rash 2 is my favourite Genesis game.
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The older you get, the more you realise how much this soundtrack slaps.
you old foggie x
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This is the funniest comments I've read in a very long time
@@kylevicory2688 why exactly?
You ain’t lying
PE No 1, Viper, Roz, SVEN and Lawson approve this soundtrack.
Ohhh Viper.. i hate that guy 😂
damn this sounds amazing. I can close my eyes and it takes me back to the room I'd play this in. love how music can almost make you time travel.
Damn right it does!!
Oh yeah it does
me too :-)
We all have our own time machines; those that take us back are memories, and those that carry us forward are dreams
@@americandook you know I do think memories are a form of time travel. after taking some lsd and having vivid memories of my dead dad. wew it's amazing. memories and the power of thought is very special.
The percussion in Hawaii is something else.
Yes it is !!!
I’m tryna tell you 💪🏾
🌋🏝️🗿🌊 😁😁😁
This game really brought my Dad, my older brother, and myself together on a daily basis back in the early 90's. My younger brother was too young, but did come to love it once he got old enough. I would literally give anything to go back to that moment for just a few minutes. It is amazing how games, music, movies, and shows can bring us back to such wonderful moments.
90s for gaming was brilliant having friends round and family to play games like this, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Lotus Turbo Challenge, columns to name a few
Hawaii is the track music I've had in my head for the last 25 years. Great drums 🥁
Wow, the same thing happened to me. I have been looking for that track for years.
yeahhh! me too!
Honestly, one of the greatest games ever made! There was something wonderful about this game, that was different from 1 and 3.
Yes
Diablo nitro!!!!
Absolutely
I used to fully believe you could ride to the horizon in the back. Especially the one with the beach. Sheesh…92. Had no idea what future games would be like.
@@PerryRhys holy shit. me too. for some reason i thought you could secretly reach the mountains and other background areas. i completely made that shit up myself
Holy shit I forgot how amazing this soundtrack is! Vermont goes so hard
Absolutely Underrated Comment!
Harder than the actual state in real life 😂
Vermont tune is bad ass and melancholical in the same time, very rad indeed
The Alaska Solo is amazing!
Hawaii hits different
20:47 - Bold move to start a track with a 45 second drum solo.
and amazing synth solo!
That's why I love it!
Me too , that's my favorite from RR2, Love how aggressive it sounds
That Hawaii track is something. I have had it in my head since I played that game as a kid.
I still hum that Tennessee theme when driving on curvy and hilly roads
The Genesis had a godly soundtrack in all it's 16-bit glory. These tracks are still in my head 25 years later.
This game was fun but also had a great sense of humor. Love it!
I used to keep a notepad with me and whenever i was knocked out, i write down the Foe's name, so i could chase him. Like a black list. I kept doing that in RR Jailbreak as well. Good times.
And knocking them out was the best feeling ever, somehow you could feel how the chain or whatever you had really hit the other bike
@@cironavarro9048 Sure it was! hahaha
natasha )
You'd love Burnout Revenge if you haven't played it lol.
just the theme song alone, pure nostalgia!
RR2 is definitely the best of the first 3 games too
Exactly
I have just came back from a long car trip. I came to the conclussion I have to download this soundtrack and put it in my list. Im gonna have a blast next time remembering my early days playing this gem of a game while looking at the road ahead haha
Or better off have it on your blue tooth motorcycle helmet while riding sportbike
I was born in 1999. My family never had a lot of money growing up. I always said, "I'm technically a 90's kid because my family was poor," and I've always had the older consoles. Listening to this brought back memories I barely knew I had. Memory's of smaking my older brother down with a chain or billy club and finally feeling superior to him. Man, I love those old memories 😂
Same here man, i was born in 1995 and grew up with a NES, Genesis and PS1 those were my gaming experiences until in 2006 my parents got me and my brother a ps2
Didnt have a clue the Ps3 generation already started until 2009 🤣
Born in 98 but my dad was on a sega game so we had a sega. I listen to this track list every few months, it takes me back to the days my brother would hand me an unplugged controller and tell me I was tails
Born in 2005. Spent many hours on this game (we didn't have many games). I didn't get my own console until just a few years ago
@@brysonwillis2791😂😂
at this point, 28:20, the cop always appeared. I have remembered this moment for the rest of my life 😸
Road Rash 2 will always be one of my favorite Sega Genesis games of all time. When EA actually made great games. Wish this game was ported to the PC. I know, people would buy it immediately. Wished EA released an official soundtrack. I know people like me would buy it immediately. The main theme is one of my favorite gaming themes of all time.
I've just remembered the Vermont-level music!.. As well as Hawaii!.. The little tears from happy memories are in my eyes right now...
That title music is amazing. EA... what the hell happened to you?...
EA, Konami, Squaresoft, Tecmo, etc...
Games just don't have the same magic today. It used to be about creativity and fun. Now all games are about giant, massive worlds where everything is included into it.
Sometimes, simple is better.
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Joguei esse jogo no vídeo game Mega Drive 3 na década de 90, quase tô semana eu ia na locadora e alugava! Muitas saudades desse tempo!!!
I used to love watching the endings where you either won, lost or got caught they were funny
7:08 - The Theme you'll hear 90% of the time you play the game.
I don't know why but you're right, this song still stands out to me 20 years later
@@makrjoemrak6043 Im just about to release a remake of it along with my other Road Rash tracks on my Channel
I'm fan of Arizona. Imho best track of the OST
@@makrjoemrak6043 Because if you didn't write down the passwords, you always start in Alaska.
@@DeanHarrisComposer You are very good
Top 10 game soundtrack ever for me.
I closed my eyes and pictured myself in my cousins basement playing this. Good times.
Nothing like hitting the cow and flying across the hillside 😆
the bassline in Vermont f'n kills........
Yes! Dat title theme is quite eargasmic. As for the in-game tunes, they're the exact cross between Road Rash 1 & 3, still with a edgy/computer feel (expected from Rob Hubbard) but also a brighter, more festive tone. My fav' tracks are the instant classic Alaska, the catchy Hawaii & the badaaass Arizona.
Great memories from the '90s... thank you for uploading this jewel...
Epic soundtrack and game. You can hear abit of the road rash one title in this . sick
Men I Trust - Oncle Jazz brought me back home. Something bout the 90s that feels like having an extra set of parents that thought you were dead so they kept your room just the way you left it all those years ago when you disappeared. God I love them.......... SPEED AND BLEED! lol
The sound of my Sega Channel.
This was the last Road Rash I truly enjoyed, even the third didn't held it's own against this one. Back in the day this was truly a leap forward in biking games.
One of my favorites gaming soundtracks!
10:57 the tune i been looking 4 for years....
Great! Great! Great Tunes! More people need to be aware of this.
One of the best menu musics there is on the Mega Drive 👍
Woooo I had a gut feeling you'd be doing this one soon! Thanks so much Dustin! Rockin soundtrack!!
I can still remember me beating my little brother in the head with a chain like it was yesterday. I'm at work and all of a sudden I start humming one of the beats ( just turned 40 by the way), that led me here lol
And when you were done with your brother, you'd go play some Road Rash? 🤣
@@DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL lmao 🤣😆 good 1
Takes me back to ‘97 when I was just 6 years old playing this all night getting busted and knocked off my bike by PE NO 1 🥺😢 Hawaii is the hardest track tho 🥶
Any idea what the orange slabs at the beginning of that level were?
I'm surprised EA even bothered licensing this out to be released on the Genesis Mini.
Also, how come EA's the only Western developer that knows how to make the YM2612 sound good?
Most of the time it's because they had Rob Hubbard's bytestream driver (derived from his Amiga driver, which was derived from his C64 driver). Most other Western developers ended up using GEMS.
The moment the main theme kicks in after the amazing drum intro in Hawaii never fails to give me goosebumps.
I don't care how primitive 8/16 bit chiptune music may sound compared to cd quality - there was magic in those soundtracks, and I feel lucky to have been there to experience this era of gaming (not a slight on more modern games; I still have a lot of time for my PS2, although I guess that's retro too by now). And yes, the Mega Drive may have had a particularly tinny sound, but I still think many of its games had absolutely stellar music.
This is one of the few games I make a point to play on my Genesis instead of emulate since any emulator I use seems to have trouble with parts of the main theme music. And I've loved this music and this game since I was a kid so it's gotta be just right.
Best of the three games by far. Especially music wise.
Ok I'm 21 and I grew up playing this game and the sound track is fucking awesome I love it so much one of my favorite games
Dude... I'm Ooooooooooooold. This was my game. I mean, like my game game, the theme is this Cherry on top of good sega themes 🥹
That Hawaii track would make a great djent piece.
No
Both the game and the music are and forever will be classic.
I remember sometimes sitting in front of the tv just listening to the main title song because I like it so much.
P.s Go Black bike rider
Im cheering for the red bike rider
I wish i could listen to this music with real instruments :-)
There are good covers out there.
Thanks you, brougt me back memories i didn't know i had !
One of the first my SEGA games... The years 2001-2002. 1. Alaska, 2. Hawaii. 3. Arizona, 4. Tennessee. 5. Vermont - is this the right order of levels? Lucky Luck and Belladonna among the opponents. Oh, what are the memories begin from 00:00...
If I remember well, when you were riding at Hawaii level, there had been two cars on the both traffic lines of the road at the same time, so you could pass them going to the grass at the roadside only. It was the trap, made by programm not to allow you come to the finish line the 1-st.
And the game was ending at the Arizona level.
Евгений Евгений Lucky Luc and Belladonna were in Road Rash 3.
@@okolo22000 thank you for correcting me. Oh, too many years have past...
Love this soundtracks!
Part of my childhood😎😎
Thanks for playing....
This was my favorite in the series and the soundtrack had a lot to do with it
Vermont was my favorite song in this
Muito boa essa trilha sonora, lembro da minha infância , meus melhores momentos, demais
ALASKA
I've always found this music soothing... Especially the main menu music... As if I might trading in my old bike for that one I've been trying to buy... ahh man just a few more races and I can get that.... ONE of my favorite games of all time. NOT 1 not 3 Road Rash 2 Sega Genesis console!!!
Imagine if they do a remake of this one. With the same classic feel as back in the day. I mean they did a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game like that which is great. Now if they do that with Road Rash 2.. that would be amazing
I looove the Tennessee music so awsome
Those are beautiful days
I remember a player whose name was Viber with a chain he was violent and I always considered him my archenemy
Damn, that was awesome
Road Road and Road Rash 2 are two of the best Sega Genesis games in my opinion. Which one do you guys prefer? I like Road Rash the best.
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I've always wanted a motor bike because of this game, but when I do eventually get one I wont be over taking a fellow biker and smashing the back of thier heads with a chain hahaha
Vermont + NITRO!!!
Busted 2 - Game Over
I chain whipped a lot of mfers. Right off the bat, first race. I think Viper? Has it. From there it was a all out blood bath. The cheat code bike, which total destroyed the game. Just jam the accelerator and watch you ramp off things at 200 mph.
I want some of the drugs they were on when they wrote the Hawaii theme.
Did Herbie Hancock do this sountrack?
Results / Busted 1 music=Alaska music
Busted 2 music=Vermont musc
Best game in the series, it's weird, but the 3rd one isn't as good (both gameplay and music). But I think the third one was developed by another stuido than the first 2 games.
All about Hawaii. It's a 16-bit Gojira song.
its so good
Title track reminds me of black label society. Great soundtrack. Will stick with me forever
Busted 2 is really good.
love this bso!!!!!!!!
Hawaii is really really good, please don't get me wrong. But Vermont.... that's where it's at.
Vermont rocks \w/
nice music
Why cant they make a new version for ps5
A remake of Road Rash 2 in the old arcade style + these soundtracks and not just for ps5. Pc and the rest too. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles did it amazing with the steam version. If they do the same with Road Rash 2 I'd go crazy.
My favorite is Vermont.
❤
It always impresses me how memorable this soundtrack is, has a nice variety of musical styles if compared to the first game, even with the horrid sound drivers EA used in their games...and we are talking Sega Genesis, which didn't sound that great often.
As soon as I heard Alaska, I instantly remember the "OooaaaOhh!" sound as you fly over your handlebars. Good times.
The drivers used are perfect for a gritty metal/rock sound, nintendo was way too beepy. Genesis was actually the best sounding console of the time, this, Mortal Kombat and Streets Of Rage 2 are all the proof needed.
Vermont best
I always thought Alaska was the toughest course especially on the higher levels…
Vermont is bad...ass!
Does anyone know what the Bikes are on the cover??
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Hawaii baby.
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Vermont is the best.
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This game is much better than the first one more bikes harder tracks and you can knock off the cops from there bikes I have beaten 4 or 5 times my friends also play against me in split screen better than the which didn't have and a chain for some real damage oh after the Mano a Mano the you chose is yours not in one player mode