3:20 I like, how pinbot 3:20 actually has a alpha numeric display on his chest that says pin bot stranded, and I also like that he takes an appearance of a humanoid form so I think pin bot actually takes many forms. The two main forms would be hover form which you may see in the original machine and humanoid form which you see right here now.
Just realizing track #2 is: "Going down The road feeling bad". It's a traditional song that goes way back to the 20's or 30's during, and about, life during the Great depression. Covered extensively by The Grateful Dead; this video version is a cover of their version... You can really hear the Jerry melodies in pinball form....
This game I always saw at this pizza parlor called big Pete’s New York style pizza But it closed to make way for another New York style pizzeria called Paul’s I remember always being startled by the bell inside the machine it was really loud
How did you get such a high quality studio sounding recording? Did you record it from the machine and then EQ it or something? Or do you have access to an old Williams tape of it?
Some of the uploads on this account came from Chris Granner's website: www.cgmusic.net/archives.html (Note, to play the files, you'll want to copy the link address, and then change the end from .m3u to .mp3). The page also has some info on how these were made to sound extra nice.
3:20 I like, how pinbot 3:20 actually has a alpha numeric display on his chest that says pin bot stranded, and I also like that he takes an appearance of a humanoid form so I think pin bot actually takes many forms. The two main forms would be hover form which you may see in the original machine and humanoid form which you see right here now.
One of the best soundtracks in all of pinball!!! Synthesized steel drums can’t be beat…
80s ❤️
Best Williams machine ever
Express lane at the beginning of track 3 is my favorite, so suspenseful 😊
Love this music. Happy one year anniversary!
6:36 Man, what an amazing piece.
Early machines had the woman's name as Marilyn, it was changed to Lola in later machines.
Because Marilyn Monroe was copyrighted. Once I saw a Taxi machine that actually had both Marilyn on the playfield and Lola on the backglass!
YOO TAXI! 🧛🏻♂️
Just realizing track #2 is: "Going down The road feeling bad". It's a traditional song that goes way back to the 20's or 30's during, and about, life during the Great depression. Covered extensively by The Grateful Dead; this video version is a cover of their version... You can really hear the Jerry melodies in pinball form....
This is my favourite pinball ost
Bought one brand new for my pinball operation here in Norway. Should have kept it ! I am out of the arcade business by now ...
Thanks is for adding this back onto TH-cam m8.
HEY YOU GIVE TO ME RIDE
TAXI TAXI!
PIN*BOT - STRANDED!
Track 3 also Grateful dead's going down The road feeling bad...
Wish this was on a console again...😢
0:42 you used to call me on your cellphone
This game I always saw at this pizza parlor called big Pete’s New York style pizza
But it closed to make way for another New York style pizzeria called Paul’s
I remember always being startled by the bell inside the machine it was really loud
Did I own a taxi it’s a lot worst I owned when I was little I hated the bell and still do
Sounding very Depeach (a la) Mode on this audiotrack.
How did you get such a high quality studio sounding recording? Did you record it from the machine and then EQ it or something? Or do you have access to an old Williams tape of it?
Some of the uploads on this account came from Chris Granner's website: www.cgmusic.net/archives.html (Note, to play the files, you'll want to copy the link address, and then change the end from .m3u to .mp3). The page also has some info on how these were made to sound extra nice.
@@mystman1210 Oh hey! Fancy meeting you here!
Am I the only one who see the taxi driver a bit sad or upset? Look his eye in the mirror
@Fl0 Well, maybe that is too
Holy crap I never noticed that
he's clearly DUI. why else would he see Monroe, Gorbachev, Pin-Bot, Dracula and Santa on the street?