Man kind knew that they cannot change society, so instead of reflecting on themselves, they blamed the beasts. but they found beauty in the lives of beasts, and they couldn't lie to themselves about it.
The idea behind the song is to strike the idea of someone fighting with who they are and coming to grips and accepting it. It’s basically Sol’s theme / journey thus far from rejecting his gear nature to acceptance and eventually saving the person he thought was lost to him as his current self. The hint to this is the lyrics like “I know who I am, the moonlit lake told me.” Or “My nails are sharper then ice.” And the constant back and forth of knowing who you are but asking what you are. People tend to forget Sol was a human once.
@@lorddarkshadow0 I have the feeling that the story of this game is going to be much more personal for Sol, since the main theme is even reinforced in the match intros and his encounter with That Man will finally be resolved.
Johtoroketti Big lore drop: Sol was a human scientist named Frederick who together with his lover Aria (Justice/Jack’O) and Asuka (That Man) worked on the gear project to advance humanity’s evolution (gears are basically magically enhanced transcendent humanoids). However, Aria got fatally sick so that man decided to make both Frederick and Aria into gears (thus curing Aria and allowing her to not age) so that they could live together. When Frederick finds out that Aria is dying and he is forced into becoming the prototype gear. He wakes up as a beast and escapes the facility the created his headband to limit his gear powers, taking it off is how he does Dragon Install) and Aria dies in the process of using her abilities as a gear, halting the project as a failure. Decades later That Man (Asuka) returned and finished the first completed gear from the DNA of Aria, Justice, and distributes gears to the world. Frederick knows something fishy going to knew so he started wrecking gear facilities and creating an anti-gear weapon called Outrage in foresight of what would transpire, this earned him the nickname Sol Badguy, as back then the public thought the gears were the next step for mankind. However a country started mass producing them for war and Justice got angry and vengeful at humanity, and since she was the first gear she had command over all those that came after her and destroyed Japan (I believed this got retconned later to introduce another corrupting villain and the backyard, but I dont remember the details). So the UN created the Sacred Order of Holy Knights to combat the gears and the crusades started, with Sol joining Ky and Kliff and splitting Outrage into sacred treasures to distribute between the elite of the knights. They imprisoned Justice, and Sol left the knights. Years later a tournament is held (GG1 for ps1) where Testament attempts to do a ritual to free Justice, but Sol defeat her, revealing that he can’t be under her command due to being the prototype, which has justice realize who she was fighting and she dies. Sol would for the following games attempt to destroy That Man’s legacy and seek him out for revenge. TL;DR: Sol was a human scientist and became the titular Guilty Gear, as a co-creator and protoype for them.
The first time I heard the "mankind knew they could not change society" lines I thought to myself "Oh, this is just a summation of series lore." The 'beasts' are the Gears, and in deciding to blame them for their own failings, mankind has deemed them Guilty.
lol i understand many people are indifferent about the "What Am I" part. but it sends me so much energy. also it goes with the song because it starts off with a person losing his way due to the world & its problems, and the "What Am I" seems symbolic of him finding himself in the world and facing his fears.
Yeah also the part of "Mankind" is literally something that appears when you start matches on the demo during the intros in text. They really wanted to make the theme fit with the story that the game will have. So I expect it all having to do with the newer character.
It gives me a lot of prog metal energy, and for most people that's pretty niche sadly (I love the genre but there are people that just like hard riffs and choruses). I like that it takes you for a journey to tell the themes of the games. That part fits well as Sol's theme as well, since he considers himself a beast due to being a gear.
@Silent Youngsters I mean the most popular music relies on catchy repetition. Even though Metal culture gathered as a counter-culture to such things, many metalheads don't realize that applies to metal and rock too. Metal can absolutely rely on the repetition of catchy riffs the same way a pop song relies on vocal hooks. That isn't bad by any means tho, repetition legitimizes anything and makes the song more memorable, but I think a change of pace of instrumental and experimental sections is great for a metal song and makes it more re-listenable as there is more content and depth to look for and it accents the catchier parts with some space around it. Asking for a shortened cut of the song with just the verse and chorus tho is a bit ridiculous tho since that's already been a thing for a while.
The song is a rollercoaster, let the thing take you on a ride and don't struggle trying to hold on the familiar chorus. It tells a story in it's own way, starting out normal, then going screamo for the conflict, then an epiphany (what am I) before the final climax. (And hell yeah that gave me Queen vibes)
Yes it may've been the best part even... Specially what the voice says about the beasts. That plus what was happening musically gave me chills like no other song has ever done it
This songs second half is more-so a story than a song. Its about Sol accepting himself, and the it all culminates into him saying "no one can break" me. He's accepted who he is.
I remember the first time I heard the whole thing I was so scared these new parts would ruin it for me. Here I am about 100 loops later and I love literally every second of it now. Knowing how much Daisuke is inspired by all these different western rock bands and seeing his homages to their work makes hearing those, "what am I"s all the more special. Hope it gets easier to listen too for you, and if it never does, then we're all still glad you enjoy the chorus!
The "What am I" part reminds me of bohemian rhapsody, even some of the tone sounds familiar to it. But agreed this one seems a bit everywhere, and would of preferred a consistent song. Still like it.
If you grow up with a wanna-be rocker dad, who blast rock and metal on big speakers. . . Its the reason why GG's music got my attention. Anime visuals + Old style rock music = Strong combo for me. Blazblue is a close second. The "What Am I" part is very nostalgic, reminds me of Queen.
I'm very glad that you kept the whole song in. It's definitely an interesting one. The "What am I" section reminds me of old prog rock (Gentle Giant), and the growling/screaming isn't necessarily the best, but overall I dig this one.
Not the first time Guilty Gear does tone switches. Think of Answer's theme. Enough is Enough. It literally turns into a whole different song and then back.
I get the song is about a specific character but personally I find a really nice message in it about accepting who you are with confidence and moving forward as yourself despite societal norms that may try to stop you, especially embracing the primal nature within us all. It’s full of musical metaphors like the screamo voice representing doubt stemming from society, the variety of tones and feels representing how you keep trying out different versions of yourself before you find it, with the reoccurring chorus showing the underlying parts of yourself that will always be there no matter how much you change, and with long and confusing instrumental stretches perhaps representing self-doubt and lack of direction (especially the what am I part), with the ‘mankind knew that’ etc voice being the realisation and justification of fully embracing who you are, ending with the triumphant chorus returning once more with new variations which combine the familiar and unfamiliar, representing the new and old parts of you, and the voices talking in turn represent you making peace with the different parts of yourself. Sorry, I know I’m reading way too much into this, but I absolutely adore this song and it means a lot to me, as it brings me self-confidence and just really helps me feel good. Congratulations for making it to the end of my ramble :)
You didn't like the "what am I" too much Don't worry I don't blame you just listen to it like two more times Then come back with your opinion, cuz I was like that also Now I randomly scream WHAT AM I out of context irl and I look f*#king weird cuz I can't get it out of my head
Daisuke is a huge Queen fan and this whole soundtrack takes SO much inspiration from them. The parts you though don’t fit are exactly the stuff you can hear in Bohemian Rhapsody, basically it’s one giant callback to that. And I freaking LOVE IT. The progression in this song is so damn fine. The slower part in the middle accentuates the crazy riff that goes after, THEN you have practically acapella vocals and THEN a culmination chorus. So fcng good, man. When I first heard this song in the trailer it seemed a little bit meh to me, but the full version is 100% incredible.
@@BoostedBonobo101 ya queen has a lot of those tine shifts in there song quite often like boieman raphsody it has this tone shifts a lot frm the beggining to the middle to the end. But this takes one small sample of that n puts it here n i think its pretty good
I think it's one of those songs that when you hear it fully it's weird and might not make some cohesive sense, but after a couple more listens then you begin to click with it. Kind of how i felt where I wasn't sure what to feel about it, so I took some more listens and then it started to click with me more.
Part of me feels like the tone shift in 'what am I' portion , feels something like bohemian rhapsody from queens idk ....just felt like that a bit. Like its not a 1 for 1 but tone wise what i felt like it was going for
Loved the entire song including the "screamo" and the what am I parts. I thought it was ballsy. Daisuke and Naoki get respect for standing out like that in my book.
the middle part with the "what am i ?" and the spoken words IS FOR SURE a reference to bohemian rhapsody knowing that daisuke is an avid fan of Queen and Freddie, also the growling sucked ass tbh, i like growling but it didn't sound like the vocalist knew how to growl and is probably doing the wrong technique
It feels like the vocalist is struggling with those growls/gutterals, it comes off like he hasn't had much experience with them. This song also suffers from a identity crisis unnaturaly transitioning genres. Chorus is great some of the bridges are nice as well and those hook riffs are still awesome.
I disagree; not about the growls; those need work. But i think the struggling probably has to do with him trying to growl in English( He seems to already have a hard time pronouncing certain words in english). I find that the song transitions pretty okay into its different tones. I would more so say that the issue comes from these tones sometimes feeling like their identities are so far removed from what the song had previously established. Ima give it a few more listens to see if i can parse out what Daisuke was aiming for with this track and whether or not it actually works. Overall, I dig it
I think the transitioning genres is supposed to be a reference to Queen's music. Daisuke looooves switching genres in the middle of songs (bagpipes in Diva of Despair, jazz in Enough is Enough) in the same way Queen changed genres from song to song, and it makes sense since Daisuke's a huge Queen fan
Trust me it grows on you. At least it did for me. You start appreciating the contrast towards the middle-end of the song. Makes the finale hit that much harder.
It's like Diva of Despair: random bagpipes out of nowhere. It's definitely a divisive move, and it's natural that a lot would think it's too awkward. Personally though I like both songs.
Heavy Days and Six Black Heaven's Gun are more my preference here for Guilty Gear Music. Though I am also someone that thinks Blazblue has better Daisuke music so what do I know.
I like the whole song, even the tone shift. Feel like if was just 5 minutes of the same chorus and riffs but slightly different it'd get pretty boring to listen to.
Horror Dragon Daisuke’s favorite band growing up was Queen. Sol is a walking Freddie Mercury reference by having his original name be Frederick and his title of “Badguy” being something that Freddie Mercury had, not to mention the “Rock you” on his headband and “Free” on his belt.
@@kylele23 Freddy Mercury's album as a solo singer was "Mr. Badguy" when Queen took a break around 1985, funny thing it was more dance and disco, than rock.
I really like the "what am I part" but I don't know what I think of the beauty of the beasts segment and I really am not a big fan of the death metal growl part. My reaction to those parts was a lot like Koe's. But I'm happy for Daisuke that he's spreading his wings either way.
Lmaoo i had the same reaction to this. Like after listening to main, i downloaded the full theme and then walking outside with headphones the screaming and creepy what am i. I was like what the fuck am i listening to loool
![Guilty Gear - Smell of the Game [EPIC METAL COVER] (Little V feat. RichaadEB)](/img/n.gif)
Man kind knew that they cannot change society, so instead of reflecting on themselves, they blamed the beasts.
but they found beauty in the lives of beasts, and they couldn't lie to themselves about it.
And that's just a small part of the world
I think this is the cue where some certain group needs to rise up!
heaven or hell Fight
@@ruikirisame1744 *Im just a small part of the world
That is bulls**t crazy!
The idea behind the song is to strike the idea of someone fighting with who they are and coming to grips and accepting it. It’s basically Sol’s theme / journey thus far from rejecting his gear nature to acceptance and eventually saving the person he thought was lost to him as his current self.
The hint to this is the lyrics like “I know who I am, the moonlit lake told me.” Or “My nails are sharper then ice.” And the constant back and forth of knowing who you are but asking what you are. People tend to forget Sol was a human once.
Also I loved the song because it feels like it hits right at home for how the story has progressed thus far.
I'm new to GG, so thanks for the info
@@lorddarkshadow0 I have the feeling that the story of this game is going to be much more personal for Sol, since the main theme is even reinforced in the match intros and his encounter with That Man will finally be resolved.
So im new to GG. What was Sol before?
Johtoroketti Big lore drop: Sol was a human scientist named Frederick who together with his lover Aria (Justice/Jack’O) and Asuka (That Man) worked on the gear project to advance humanity’s evolution (gears are basically magically enhanced transcendent humanoids). However, Aria got fatally sick so that man decided to make both Frederick and Aria into gears (thus curing Aria and allowing her to not age) so that they could live together. When Frederick finds out that Aria is dying and he is forced into becoming the prototype gear. He wakes up as a beast and escapes the facility the created his headband to limit his gear powers, taking it off is how he does Dragon Install) and Aria dies in the process of using her abilities as a gear, halting the project as a failure.
Decades later That Man (Asuka) returned and finished the first completed gear from the DNA of Aria, Justice, and distributes gears to the world. Frederick knows something fishy going to knew so he started wrecking gear facilities and creating an anti-gear weapon called Outrage in foresight of what would transpire, this earned him the nickname Sol Badguy, as back then the public thought the gears were the next step for mankind. However a country started mass producing them for war and Justice got angry and vengeful at humanity, and since she was the first gear she had command over all those that came after her and destroyed Japan (I believed this got retconned later to introduce another corrupting villain and the backyard, but I dont remember the details).
So the UN created the Sacred Order of Holy Knights to combat the gears and the crusades started, with Sol joining Ky and Kliff and splitting Outrage into sacred treasures to distribute between the elite of the knights. They imprisoned Justice, and Sol left the knights. Years later a tournament is held (GG1 for ps1) where Testament attempts to do a ritual to free Justice, but Sol defeat her, revealing that he can’t be under her command due to being the prototype, which has justice realize who she was fighting and she dies. Sol would for the following games attempt to destroy That Man’s legacy and seek him out for revenge.
TL;DR: Sol was a human scientist and became the titular Guilty Gear, as a co-creator and protoype for them.
This Album comes with a free game? Sick!
Ehh... Pretty sure you get the game with the OST for free.
Tony Lindsey nah
@@tonylindsey4377 you do realize that he made a joke, right?
I know, right?
@@leonardodelimaferreira8509 His comment is literally saying the same thing tho
That "What Am i" part is 200% Queen inspired
Also the final part of the solo
The first time I heard the "mankind knew they could not change society" lines I thought to myself "Oh, this is just a summation of series lore." The 'beasts' are the Gears, and in deciding to blame them for their own failings, mankind has deemed them Guilty.
well i mean sol actually dubbed himself "The guilty gear" back in missing link when he killed justice
I do like the "What am I" part. I don't know, I guess it reminds me of Queen or Pink Floyd and it kind of I do like how experimental the song feels.
Very prophet's song, I dig it
Makes sense. Daisuke Ishiwatari is a big fan of Queen.
Lackus Shock yea. Especially since Sol is pretty much a walking reference of Queen
“Gravity keeps us on the ground. THAT IS BULLSH*T.”
Yep only in an Arksys game
lol i understand many people are indifferent about the "What Am I" part.
but it sends me so much energy.
also it goes with the song because it starts off with a person losing his way due to the world & its problems, and the "What Am I" seems symbolic of him finding himself in the world and facing his fears.
Yeah also the part of "Mankind" is literally something that appears when you start matches on the demo during the intros in text.
They really wanted to make the theme fit with the story that the game will have. So I expect it all having to do with the newer character.
It gives me a lot of prog metal energy, and for most people that's pretty niche sadly (I love the genre but there are people that just like hard riffs and choruses). I like that it takes you for a journey to tell the themes of the games. That part fits well as Sol's theme as well, since he considers himself a beast due to being a gear.
I love it too
It’s the “Queen part” that Daisuke always loves to put in his songs, they are always awesome
@Silent Youngsters I mean the most popular music relies on catchy repetition. Even though Metal culture gathered as a counter-culture to such things, many metalheads don't realize that applies to metal and rock too. Metal can absolutely rely on the repetition of catchy riffs the same way a pop song relies on vocal hooks. That isn't bad by any means tho, repetition legitimizes anything and makes the song more memorable, but I think a change of pace of instrumental and experimental sections is great for a metal song and makes it more re-listenable as there is more content and depth to look for and it accents the catchier parts with some space around it.
Asking for a shortened cut of the song with just the verse and chorus tho is a bit ridiculous tho since that's already been a thing for a while.
The song is a rollercoaster, let the thing take you on a ride and don't struggle trying to hold on the familiar chorus. It tells a story in it's own way, starting out normal, then going screamo for the conflict, then an epiphany (what am I) before the final climax. (And hell yeah that gave me Queen vibes)
Yes it may've been the best part even...
Specially what the voice says about the beasts. That plus what was happening musically gave me chills like no other song has ever done it
A love songs like this, its why i love linked horizion
This songs second half is more-so a story than a song. Its about Sol accepting himself, and the it all culminates into him saying "no one can break" me. He's accepted who he is.
The "What am I" part makes a lot of sense in that it sounds a lot like a Queen song.
And considering Sol's real name..... that's pretty cool.
And Daisuke being a huge fan of those old bands.
Queen is Daisuke's fav band and he then proceeded to make it Sol's as well
To me it sounds like it has elements of thrash, heavy, and a bit of queen for the light part.
it indeed really is
I remember the first time I heard the whole thing I was so scared these new parts would ruin it for me. Here I am about 100 loops later and I love literally every second of it now. Knowing how much Daisuke is inspired by all these different western rock bands and seeing his homages to their work makes hearing those, "what am I"s all the more special.
Hope it gets easier to listen too for you, and if it never does, then we're all still glad you enjoy the chorus!
why can't I be this positive, you sound like a good person wtf
The best part of this song is how it makes every group of fans sing along the characters trailers.
The "What am I" part reminds me of bohemian rhapsody, even some of the tone sounds familiar to it. But agreed this one seems a bit everywhere, and would of preferred a consistent song. Still like it.
Well sol is a giant Freddy Mercury reference.
What, that was my favorite part, it fits well with sol and his self-doubt
I thought it was a reference to the Prophet's song because of the vocal delays. but I completely forgot Bohemian Rhapsody also had that
It's so good WHO'S HEART IS BLAZING HERE?🤘🤘🤘❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥
I know the smell of the gay
omri tusubary it’s lazy heart
@@sanctityninja9345 whatever you say 😉
My heart is blazing i don't need a new world order you soon you will know the smell of the game
2:36 "we are back to normal"
Me: *Ight imma get out*
Shit made me legit upset for a second
Screamo or not, that part of the song sounds like shit.
@I'm a fuckin rock. That's correct.
@@DarthEnderX I never thought that id see all these trash opinions in one place
If you grow up with a wanna-be rocker dad, who blast rock and metal on big speakers. . .
Its the reason why GG's music got my attention. Anime visuals + Old style rock music = Strong combo for me. Blazblue is a close second.
The "What Am I" part is very nostalgic, reminds me of Queen.
Idk what yall are talking about the "what am I" part is the best part
I think the screamo part is his gear part both halves are asking who he is
I'm very glad that you kept the whole song in. It's definitely an interesting one. The "What am I" section reminds me of old prog rock (Gentle Giant), and the growling/screaming isn't necessarily the best, but overall I dig this one.
Gentle Giant mentioned!
@@sandenson Gotta give them some love whenever possible.
This song warms up to me faster than DMC 5 Dante's theme did
I love this song in its entirety. It’s a journey of a song and I love the tonal shifts
Not the first time Guilty Gear does tone switches.
Think of Answer's theme. Enough is Enough. It literally turns into a whole different song and then back.
I love the what am I part no only because it resembles queen but Sol Badguy loves queen too.
this song has such a good story behind it and its why I enjoy it so much.
after listening to the lyrics, the song is based on Sol's thoughts before the crusades with ky
but I could be thinking too much on guilty gear lore
I get the song is about a specific character but personally I find a really nice message in it about accepting who you are with confidence and moving forward as yourself despite societal norms that may try to stop you, especially embracing the primal nature within us all. It’s full of musical metaphors like the screamo voice representing doubt stemming from society, the variety of tones and feels representing how you keep trying out different versions of yourself before you find it, with the reoccurring chorus showing the underlying parts of yourself that will always be there no matter how much you change, and with long and confusing instrumental stretches perhaps representing self-doubt and lack of direction (especially the what am I part), with the ‘mankind knew that’ etc voice being the realisation and justification of fully embracing who you are, ending with the triumphant chorus returning once more with new variations which combine the familiar and unfamiliar, representing the new and old parts of you, and the voices talking in turn represent you making peace with the different parts of yourself. Sorry, I know I’m reading way too much into this, but I absolutely adore this song and it means a lot to me, as it brings me self-confidence and just really helps me feel good. Congratulations for making it to the end of my ramble :)
That was a growl my good sir. Screamo is so much different.
This song is a song by a "soul warrior" I feel my heart blazing and feel charged!!!
I like the whole entire song nothing is bad in my opinion
You didn't like the "what am I" too much
Don't worry I don't blame you just listen to it like two more times
Then come back with your opinion, cuz I was like that also
Now I randomly scream WHAT AM I out of context irl and I look f*#king weird cuz I can't get it out of my head
Personally, it just kinda takes me out of the song. After a few days of trying to get used to it, I just edited it out and listen to it like that.
Daisuke is a huge Queen fan and this whole soundtrack takes SO much inspiration from them. The parts you though don’t fit are exactly the stuff you can hear in Bohemian Rhapsody, basically it’s one giant callback to that. And I freaking LOVE IT. The progression in this song is so damn fine. The slower part in the middle accentuates the crazy riff that goes after, THEN you have practically acapella vocals and THEN a culmination chorus. So fcng good, man.
When I first heard this song in the trailer it seemed a little bit meh to me, but the full version is 100% incredible.
this might be soul badguy’s theme since he hates doing efforts
A song about Sol coming to grips with himself the beast that he is and accepting it to protect what he cherishes
Koeficient when it gets to what am i it has resemblence to queen.
No joke I was just thinking that as well. When I first heard it that thought was killing me that it reminded me that much of queen.
@@BoostedBonobo101 ya queen has a lot of those tine shifts in there song quite often like boieman raphsody it has this tone shifts a lot frm the beggining to the middle to the end. But this takes one small sample of that n puts it here n i think its pretty good
So the "What Am I" Part sound like "Bohemian Rapdsody" no ?
Because Sol was a Big Fan of Queen...
I think it's one of those songs that when you hear it fully it's weird and might not make some cohesive sense, but after a couple more listens then you begin to click with it. Kind of how i felt where I wasn't sure what to feel about it, so I took some more listens and then it started to click with me more.
He was too busy Smelling the SMELL OF THE GAME! to sing.
I love the whole song from start to finish
Part of me feels like the tone shift in 'what am I' portion , feels something like bohemian rhapsody from queens idk ....just felt like that a bit. Like its not a 1 for 1 but tone wise what i felt like it was going for
Loved the entire song including the "screamo" and the what am I parts. I thought it was ballsy. Daisuke and Naoki get respect for standing out like that in my book.
My favorite line is “That is bullshit! BLAZING! Still my heart is BLAZING!
At first, I thought the same but...
just listen to it again and then you'll love it.
That theme is so AWESOME
This video is just an excuse to listen to the song for the 145th time
The start reminds of something straight from Shadow the Hedgehog.
the middle part with the "what am i ?" and the spoken words IS FOR SURE a reference to bohemian rhapsody knowing that daisuke is an avid fan of Queen and Freddie, also the growling sucked ass tbh, i like growling but it didn't sound like the vocalist knew how to growl and is probably doing the wrong technique
the song is an absolute banger. I wanna hear it while playing any fighting game period
This song is for Melee players
Omg everytime the song switched gears I laughed harder 😂
once the lyrics started you know I was singing along
The who am I portion feels very Queen like, which Im sure Sol is all for
Dad man!
Cit. Sword man - 2019
Kinda remind me of Queen a little bit shortly after the interlude.
The guitar interlude and the "what am I" parts are both totally Queen. The "what am I" part reminds me of Queen's The Prophet's Song.
This song is Still Great to this day!!!
Koe.....Remember that you are blazing🔥🔥🔥
No Blaze November
The "What am I" part killed that end part of the song for me, i really feel like it kills the hype. Still love the song though
i think daisuke mixed up all the best rock genres/band into one song
Hope ya dont fail No Nut November, Koe!
(He already failed it, did he?)
@@VVEmil yeah he nuted too hard on the smell of the game
🔥🔥🔥🔥. I’m blazing Koe
It feels like the vocalist is struggling with those growls/gutterals, it comes off like he hasn't had much experience with them. This song also suffers from a identity crisis unnaturaly transitioning genres. Chorus is great some of the bridges are nice as well and those hook riffs are still awesome.
This is some Batmetal shit.
I disagree; not about the growls; those need work. But i think the struggling probably has to do with him trying to growl in English( He seems to already have a hard time pronouncing certain words in english). I find that the song transitions pretty okay into its different tones. I would more so say that the issue comes from these tones sometimes feeling like their identities are so far removed from what the song had previously established. Ima give it a few more listens to see if i can parse out what Daisuke was aiming for with this track and whether or not it actually works. Overall, I dig it
The whole song is about identity so I think it makes sense that there are multiple shifts in genre
If I'm right, the vocalist is actually from the "Outrage" metal band. So, he's supposed to have quite the experience (20 years I think?)...
I think the transitioning genres is supposed to be a reference to Queen's music. Daisuke looooves switching genres in the middle of songs (bagpipes in Diva of Despair, jazz in Enough is Enough) in the same way Queen changed genres from song to song, and it makes sense since Daisuke's a huge Queen fan
Trust me it grows on you. At least it did for me. You start appreciating the contrast towards the middle-end of the song. Makes the finale hit that much harder.
It's like Diva of Despair: random bagpipes out of nowhere. It's definitely a divisive move, and it's natural that a lot would think it's too awkward. Personally though I like both songs.
Koe where did you get the yuzu sticker on your mic?
I know this is like a year old but it is like if Killswitch Engage, Metallica, and Queen composed the song.. but in parts haha. Really cool though!
So what's the smell of the game Koefficient?
"What am I" remind me of queen just a bit
Beat ya to it! :3
Already in my playlist.
"smell of the game"... where game is that predators seek, the wild animals they prey on or wild "game"
im glad that not only i mention metallica in the part 2
7:03 I hear only Black onslaught I scream black onslaught I only see black onslaught
Yea the same here. I see a lot of people say the say thing but it's still awesome
Bullshit blazing is my favorite part of the song
The song is about sol
i have this song on repeat while playing ggxx+r XD
All this time I'm watching the video and just think to myself hot damn I need that Yuzu acrylic figure
Clearly you have never listened to metal if you think the deep singing is “screamo”
Goosebumps... in every part of my body...brrr
Love it
“Screamo”
This song reminds me also Manowar in the voice and riffs
the song hit its peak after the first chorus
Heavy Days and Six Black Heaven's Gun are more my preference here for Guilty Gear Music. Though I am also someone that thinks Blazblue has better Daisuke music so what do I know.
I like the whole song, even the tone shift. Feel like if was just 5 minutes of the same chorus and riffs but slightly different it'd get pretty boring to listen to.
I think they are telling the Arthurian legend but from some beasts point of view.
The song kind of reminded me of an Avenged Sevenfold / Slipknot song.
Why is this like a Queen song?
Horror Dragon Daisuke’s favorite band growing up was Queen. Sol is a walking Freddie Mercury reference by having his original name be Frederick and his title of “Badguy” being something that Freddie Mercury had, not to mention the “Rock you” on his headband and “Free” on his belt.
@@kylele23 Freddy Mercury's album as a solo singer was "Mr. Badguy" when Queen took a break around 1985, funny thing it was more dance and disco, than rock.
*screamo kicks in*
Koefficient: (⚆ _ ⚆)
Quick simple thoughts.
The whole song was good.
You must react to the LittleVMills cover
100% loooooooove long guitar solos sooooo good 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Not really a fan of the "What am I?" Part but this song is 🔥 and I'm not even a Guilty Gear fan.
I think smell of the game is ok, but society is better.
You dont like the smell? Oof
I can wait for guilty gear 2020 like for all who can't either
I like screamo
I really like the "what am I part" but I don't know what I think of the beauty of the beasts segment and I really am not a big fan of the death metal growl part. My reaction to those parts was a lot like Koe's. But I'm happy for Daisuke that he's spreading his wings either way.
Lmaoo i had the same reaction to this. Like after listening to main, i downloaded the full theme and then walking outside with headphones the screaming and creepy what am i. I was like what the fuck am i listening to loool
What Am I?
Legion? jk
You are "What am I?"
Man, Koe hasn't hit puberty here