SuperBig exactly, there are at least 2 dozen excellent gen soundtracks imo. Midnight Resistance, Shinobi series, PSIV, Adventures of Batman &R, Monster World IV, Gauntlet IV, Master of Monsters, Devilish, Shining F series, Alien Soldier, Gunstar S, Ristar, Comix Zone, Hyperstone Heist, Mega Turrican etc... my favorite console for gaming music by far.
Why do you want this or Alisia in HD? The originals play and look perfect. Using a new cheap “HD” artstyle and one of those modern indie chiptune soundtracks would absolutely shit all over what makes them great.
I know this is kind of late, but the "Easy Mode ending" theme plays if you fail to save your father on any difficulty, the "Normal Mode ending" theme plays if you succeed, and the "unused" theme plays on the final stage if you saved your father.
Some of the best tracks on Mega Drive, and shit one of the best games too at that. The ending themes are my jams but I always get hype with stage 1. Good shit.
15:51 Story 3 & Stage 5 theme is a nice homage to Zero Wing (another game that uses the CUBE Sound Driver. The song itself has taken cues from Zero Wing's music pieces: "Open your Eyes", "New Day for Me", and "Hit Man".
CUBE's iconic heavy electric shred guitar (in which I had often dubbed this instrument as the "Zero Wing Guitar" or "McFire Guitar", due to its common role in Zero Wing's Mega Drive soundtrack, but you know what I'm talking about), made its debut on Space Invaders '90, one of the first games to use the CUBE sound driver.
7:10 *_FRAGMENTS!!!_*_ are approaching._ (and the huge orange planet starts heaving into view from the right... this was when I knew I'd love this game, during my first play.)
When I hear chiptune soundtracks, I always think about what style had the composer in mind before the soundtrack get compressed for the soundchip. I think Gleylancer may be heavy metal or New wave rock ahah
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun Hey Ben can you tell me is there any difference between the Cube Driver and the WolfTeam driver that was used in ''El Viento''? Because I sure as hell can't tell any difference.
I found some mistakes in song list. 29:32 Stage 11 (Rescue failure) 37:55 Bad Ending (Rescue failure) 40:29 Good Ending (Rescue success) 44:49 Stage 11 (Rescue success)
Love this game, and love its OST and the cheese voice-overs immensely. Getting the English translation of the ROM was totally worth the effort, too -- I really enjoy the cutscenes in this!
Half tempted to get a flash cart just for this game (and playing my music back); tried it out in an emulator a while back and loved it. Kickass game, and a kickass soundtrack. Thanks for uploading this!
A shame that it wasn't more widespread, this game deserved worldwide exposure. It happened with Gynough so it's sad that NCS didn't manage to do the same with Gley Lancer. btw, if it's not already done, try it on hard mode for faster bullets and more interesting boss fights!
I think the issue with Gleylancer was that it had a story to go along with it, so they would have had to translate that and probably didn't think it was worth the effort. It's a shame like you said though. I haven't actually even finished the game on Normal; I didn't want to spoil myself before getting to play the game on my Mega Drive so I quit playing after a bit.
"Hey boss, I'm gonna make the opening theme a cacophony of percussion and low bass tones; then slip into the most delicious synth and bass melodies you've ever had your ass fucked by; cool?" "Yeah whatever"
@@ps123fan Agree, I don't know much about it but I think it's because the SNES uses a lot of samples while more of the genesis music is done on the hardware on chip
Cube/Noriyuki Iwadare: 26 games; Cube/Masaru Suzuki: 7 games (not counting Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Virtua Fighter 2, both games which uses the SMPS sound driver).
Did you know that the Electric Pick Bass FM patch (most noticeably used in Zero Wing) was actually used in El Viento? Despite this, El Viento uses the Wolfteam custom sound driver, which explains the reason why Wolfteam uses the Cube sound driver for their earlier games.
And that was Puyo Puyo. MUSHA uses an Unknown Custom (probably a prototype of the Compile Custom driver), and Puyo Puyo uses the Compile Custom driver. I guess FM patch sharing in Compile has something to do with it?
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This soundtrack inspires me to try harder at life.
yes
Forever and always 😉
you need video games for that?
lol, lmao even
@@Dr.W.Krueger the fact he gets inspired by videogame's soundtrack doesn't mean he can't without it or with something else
@@Dr.W.Krueger whatever it gets the job done, don't be an a-hole
Stick to it, and believe in your power!
God anime from this era looks so fucking cool
Yep, 80s/90s anime inspired my work so much.
tell me about. That's the coolest drawing of a rocket I've ever seen
Yeah. Looks like a giant throbbing penis. Looks like my penis.@@noaht2005
Soundtracks like this are the reason why I only find myself listening to game music recently. This has to be one of my favourites.
Check out Thunder Force IV.
Yeah, and TF3 is great too.
@@retrosoul8770 M.U.S.H.A Aleste ...Nuff said ! :)
SuperBig exactly, there are at least 2 dozen excellent gen soundtracks imo. Midnight Resistance, Shinobi series, PSIV, Adventures of Batman &R, Monster World IV, Gauntlet IV, Master of Monsters, Devilish, Shining F series, Alien Soldier, Gunstar S, Ristar, Comix Zone, Hyperstone Heist, Mega Turrican etc... my favorite console for gaming music by far.
@Justus Bowman Elemental Master is sweet as!
6 people didn't believe in their power.
This OST is phenomenal
every time I get to 06:27 I go: "Stick to it, and believe in your power!"
Holy hell this soundtrack is amazing! Wish they’d give this game the HD remaster treatment along with my favourite Genesis game Alisia Dragoon.
Why do you want this or Alisia in HD? The originals play and look perfect. Using a new cheap “HD” artstyle and one of those modern indie chiptune soundtracks would absolutely shit all over what makes them great.
@@ChrisStoneinator Not if they actually make new higher-res sprite art like Tengo Project's remakes
I know this is kind of late, but the "Easy Mode ending" theme plays if you fail to save your father on any difficulty, the "Normal Mode ending" theme plays if you succeed, and the "unused" theme plays on the final stage if you saved your father.
awesome, thanks for the info :)
Was listening to Thunder Force 4 and then TH-cam switched to this.
What a GEM I've found!
Some of the best tracks on Mega Drive, and shit one of the best games too at that. The ending themes are my jams but I always get hype with stage 1. Good shit.
Same.
15:51 Story 3 & Stage 5 theme is a nice homage to Zero Wing (another game that uses the CUBE Sound Driver. The song itself has taken cues from Zero Wing's music pieces: "Open your Eyes", "New Day for Me", and "Hit Man".
7:22-Do do do wha, bah, bah bah, HA! Do do do wha, bah, bah bah, HO! Do do do wha, bah, bah bah, wha, ba, BO....! (repeat)
CUBE's iconic heavy electric shred guitar (in which I had often dubbed this instrument as the "Zero Wing Guitar" or "McFire Guitar", due to its common role in Zero Wing's Mega Drive soundtrack, but you know what I'm talking about), made its debut on Space Invaders '90, one of the first games to use the CUBE sound driver.
"Stick to it! And believe in your power!" Stage 1 tune kicks, but those great VOs are what really hooked me. "FRAGMENTS !! Are Approaching !!"
7:10 *_FRAGMENTS!!!_*_ are approaching._
(and the huge orange planet starts heaving into view from the right...
this was when I knew I'd love this game, during my first play.)
YES! and you discover that the fragments were part of the planet ring, this game is brilliant
44:30 😊 Oh, and you can get this game on the Switch (as well as other consoles) RIGHT NOW! (And for $7, too!)
sounds like progressive music, great conceptual piece of music
It really does. This soundtrack is extremely well put together to take you through moods. It's almost like a movie soundtrack.
@@rangoononlineI agree, what a quality!
When I hear chiptune soundtracks, I always think about what style had the composer in mind before the soundtrack get compressed for the soundchip. I think Gleylancer may be heavy metal or New wave rock ahah
@@rob0nemusic369 new wave rock could be, also has 70's influences, maybe Tangerine dream, Vangelis or Camel
It's in my Top 5 of best Mega Drive soundtracks.
Stage 1 and Stage 5 are the best ones!
Giant Battleship ahead
If some of these instruments sound familiar, that's because they are. Noriyuki Iwadare arranged Zero Wing's soundtrack for Sega Genesis.
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun Hey Ben can you tell me is there any difference between the Cube Driver and the WolfTeam driver that was used in ''El Viento''? Because I sure as hell can't tell any difference.
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun Similar bass patches you say? Identical more like but you're probably right Ben and thanks for answering my question.
I found some mistakes in song list.
29:32 Stage 11 (Rescue failure)
37:55 Bad Ending (Rescue failure)
40:29 Good Ending (Rescue success)
44:49 Stage 11 (Rescue success)
Love this game, and love its OST and the cheese voice-overs immensely. Getting the English translation of the ROM was totally worth the effort, too -- I really enjoy the cutscenes in this!
Half tempted to get a flash cart just for this game (and playing my music back); tried it out in an emulator a while back and loved it. Kickass game, and a kickass soundtrack. Thanks for uploading this!
A shame that it wasn't more widespread, this game deserved worldwide exposure. It happened with Gynough so it's sad that NCS didn't manage to do the same with Gley Lancer.
btw, if it's not already done, try it on hard mode for faster bullets and more interesting boss fights!
I think the issue with Gleylancer was that it had a story to go along with it, so they would have had to translate that and probably didn't think it was worth the effort. It's a shame like you said though.
I haven't actually even finished the game on Normal; I didn't want to spoil myself before getting to play the game on my Mega Drive so I quit playing after a bit.
It might have something to do with lack of publisher(s).
I see. Then yeah get a flash cart, handy stuff for all these rare MD games.
haha thats what old games do to ya, name one modern game buy for music lol, not many
Beautiful ym2612
It`s a moded YM3438 ;)
"Hey boss, I'm gonna make the opening theme a cacophony of percussion and low bass tones; then slip into the most delicious synth and bass melodies you've ever had your ass fucked by; cool?"
"Yeah whatever"
The presentation, music, and artwork of this game is phenomenal...but the game itself is just above average IMHO.
Great ost I have ever heard! Sega Genesis has always give me surprises! Great Console!
The "select Mover" theme is this ridiculousy too good
44:49 Is not unused. It's Stage 11's theme if you managed to rescue the girl's father.
44:49 Sound Test #0A (unused?)
This is not unused, this is the Stage 11 music if you saved your father in Stage 10
Wow the last song 40:29 really brought tears!
everyone pleased with a catchy ost from some good genesis sound programmer, nice game too. thanks for the excellent job uploading Dustin.
if not my favourite soundtrack on mega drive, atleast top 10.
mindblowing
at least 100 of the views on this vid are from me. Thanks again for all you've done
What a gem!
I first read the title as "Advance ButterHawk"
stage 6 is the best of it
Great music and opening!
I believed in my power and made a remix of the first stage haha.
I believed in my power and made a remix of the 2nd stage.
again, thank you so much for this, Dustin.
Hail hail Dustin. Melhor canal de retrogame OST. continue, obrigado!
Aos 6:26 eu vijo nessa música, tenho a moral de comprar o cartucho só por causa dela, adorei as músicas!!!
Dunno why, but the ship on the cover always had some penile connotation to me... Must be the red tip.
ANYWAY... great upload as always, Dustin.
That is a dog's red rocket if there ever was one. The artist probably laughed his rear off every time he saw it on a store shelf.
Some crazy beats right there
Love listening to the Genesis sing!
yea something about the genesis sound is.. i like it better than snes for some reason, though snes is pretty good too
@@ps123fan Agree, I don't know much about it but I think it's because the SNES uses a lot of samples while more of the genesis music is done on the hardware on chip
Love stage 11!
AMAZING OST SOUNDTRACK
Awesome, one of my favorites.
Can you do undead line next? That has some great music too.
Thank you for uploading it! ^^
Wow this is great!. Ive never played this game but the music/composition reminds me a lot of another game called Target Earth (Assault Suits Leynos).
@@RockoEstalon It isn't same composer.
@@RockoEstalon It's Takashi Suzuki.
That's some good final boss music.
Stage 2 theme
Nice. Could you do Mystic Defender as well? i've recently discovered this game and i'm pretty addiced to it xD
Dude, can u do Popful mail? U can record the music by using a cheat to open the sound test, its not long so if u can think about it c:
Sick
timestamps are gone!! T_T
6:27
👍👍
Another game that uses the Cube sound driver.
Cube/Noriyuki Iwadare: 26 games; Cube/Masaru Suzuki: 7 games (not counting Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Virtua Fighter 2, both games which uses the SMPS sound driver).
Actually, for both games, Sonic 3 and Virtua Fighter 2, Cube corp. was credited under the credit heading, "Sound Special Thanks".
Did you know that the Electric Pick Bass FM patch (most noticeably used in Zero Wing) was actually used in El Viento? Despite this, El Viento uses the Wolfteam custom sound driver, which explains the reason why Wolfteam uses the Cube sound driver for their earlier games.
Yep. Did you know that the overdrive electric bass that was used in MUSHA was later used in Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine?
And that was Puyo Puyo. MUSHA uses an Unknown Custom (probably a prototype of the Compile Custom driver), and Puyo Puyo uses the Compile Custom driver. I guess FM patch sharing in Compile has something to do with it?
I think ost sounds much better in 50 hz.