@@Marc_Araujo Yeah, we rented that one and found out the hard way you can't beat it with 2 players. Then found out years later the game needs the player to be near autistic to even have a chance. Great first level. The rest of the game was dog excrement. lol
One of reasons I loved this soundtrack is that it employs the "heroes in a half shell" riff in a good majority of the stage themes, and in such creative ways. Turtles in time was my favorite game, but the music in manhattan project was the best from all turtle related games.
Probably because of how late it came out. More than a handful of games released late in the NES's life cycle were awesome but never got much pay because by then, everyone was hyped about the SNES.
80s-90s were the best year a kid could be born and start playing video games and I know because I born in the 80s . The music of this games and the quallity of the games is nothing you will ever see today ! To find a few good games today it's like finding a 40 years old wine or wiskey ! I wish I still have a NES with all the epic games and play them again and again . The most I like about the NES Era games is the music that is mind blowing !
I agree. Nowadays, the only things they're known for are Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill, Pro Evolution Soccer, and YuGiOh. They have so many classic franchises collecting dust. As a Konami fan from the 80s and 90s, it's sad to see.
+AnimaxRules happened that Konami in the sixth gen made hundreds of bad and forgettable games that ruined their finances (much like Capcom) and the seventh gen nailed their coffin with awful third party games and few and terribly bad in house games leaving aside Metal Gear, PES and the first Castlevania LoS (By Mercurysteam). Simple as that
+Horacio Ferreira and let's not forget the actually amazing Bemani series of arcade games. Those are still turning a profit and are extremely addicting. I truly believe this is their last bastion before they get sucked into a blackhole of greed, and ignorance... if Bemani goes then they are dead to me!
Uno de los mejores juegazos de la NES incluso había varios cartuchos con opciones de ajustes de dificultad muy despiadados como bosses realemente muy duros y enemigos muy agresivos. Sin dudas jugarlo acompañado era lo mejor de esa epoca en la NES que hermosos recuerdos tengo de mi NES ;,) .
Definitely the best turtles game on the NES. I was lucky in a way that I was able to play this game a ton as a kid. Obviously this game came out late in the NES lifespan and most people already moved on to the snes by then. But I was one of the few who didn't have an snes yet and I asked for and received this game for my birthday that year. Super good game that is under appreciated because of when it came out.
Fue uno de los primeros juegos que tuve en la vida y guardo gratos recuerdos de él. Recuerdo que de chiquito siempre perdia todas mis vidas con Bebop, despues fui llegando mas y mas lejos hasta que lo terminé. Hoy en dia me lo termino muy facil yo solo (Antes necesitaba la ayuda de un primo)
They were in the studio just killin it. This soundtrack is so awesome! Like they did it with passion! Would and heart! Those Japanese music composers must of LOVED teenage mutant ninja turtles!
I think it's safe to say that the TMNT soundtracks just got better and better for the NES. TMNT1 was so good, TMNT2 was even better and thenTMNT3 was just freakin' awesome. One of the rare occasions in which sequels surpass their predecessors. God I love the 90's NES music! Thanks Wiiguy309 for uploading!
My favorite NES soundtrack game of all time with Megaman and Batman games barely behind this one. Ninja Turtles 3 is the reason why Metal music became my favorite genre ever since as a kid.
This game had wonderful music. I remember the first time I played this game. Me and a friend were 12 years old. It was a Friday going into Saturday type of night and I was staying over there. We smoked weed and then played this game for hours. It's a great soundtrack.
Konami games had the best music man. This game brings back so many memories. I remember getting this as a Christmas present in the mid-90s. I grew up overseas so we didn't get the latest tech and gadgets until way after they came out in the States but I remember getting this and playing with my brother for literal HOURS while our parents watched.
My personal favorite TMNT game with my personal favorite TMNT soundtrack. I always felt this one was underrated being sandwiched between TMNT 2 and Turtles in Time, both ports of popular arcade games. But I love this one
+Sebastian Gonzalez Villarreal Nope they weren't in the game, not even one lol. I always wondered why. Maybe they intended to make one as a boss but couldn't do it. I had a toy Triceraton back in the day, they looked pretty cool. Such a shame. Those were the days when games had deceptive covers.
Fuck.. yes. This was one of the first games I had ever played, my dad got the copy from his friend along with the NES for my first birthday, and I would often watch my dad play every day, barely managing to get to the Technodrome. Every time I think of this game, i remember this one day where i was so happy to see that he stayed home from work and we played the game and ate pizza. As a child, it was bliss. This soundtrack always resonated in my head, and is my favorite of the 3. Sewer BGM Rocks!
Anybody else notice the compositional beauty of the box cover art? Raphael points his pair of sai diagonally to the left, which is Triceraton. And his laser beam points diagonally to the right, which is Leonardo and the airborne Manhattan. A clever eyeline to follow! 👍
Wow, Konami really knew how to work the NES's sound chip and it shows highly with this game. Funny enough this almost sounds like heavy metal converted to 8 bit; lots of 8 bit guitar soloing going on here big time! My favorite just has to be Mechanical Walkin. WHAT A TUNE!
20:15 has been remixed twice. Once for the SNES, and again for one of the GBA games. Really would like to hear a mash-up of all three, or something similar, if anyone's willing to make one, or an S-level remix, if you've got the skills.
The most radical game I have ever played. I mean, the game just starts off with turtles on freaking Florida and ends in space, kicking Super Shredder's ass. Fuck. Yeah.
It's funny how much a simple game title can cause so much trouble :D I might have actually played one of those pirate cartridges that contained TMNT 3...
Amazing game! Incredible soundtrack. Of course, Konami's sound team can craft a soundtrack that stays in your memory for years to come. Surprisingly, there aren't enough covers for these tracks here on TH-cam. This whole soundtrack just begs for a piano cover (or a medley, at least)! How awesome would that be?! If only I had the skill to do it myself... This game was actually hard for me to find on store shelves. Even rentals at blockbuster video were few and far between.
A further really great VGOst, absolutely! But looking at the comments I just gotta ask, how can vintage gamers be so ignorant to other people and their proceeding social environment in terms of video games? Clearly, the most people grow up and grow out of video games, creating a lack of interest to new games which one isn't as much as attached to as to nostalgic games. It's the effect of nostalgia from childhood which people usually only feel as child in this way, it's mostly not due to the games itself even if also many old games already are well-made and well created. Through my childhood I had been a big fan of Nintendo. The Mario Partys created a great memory, my first Nintendo Game (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!) was such an amazing and new experience (coming from a PC games background at that time when we still had the good old LEGO games for PC like LEGO Racers 1/2 and LEGO Island 1/2/extreme stunts), Super Mario Sunshine, Sports games and many other games (I even own an original of Kao the Kangoroo 2 from a local store)! There are many great games made after the 90s and still today even when I agree that many franchises failed their tries for spiritual successors. (But I think it's also legit to say that game series better leave on a high note than stopping it because of less good games at the end due to the demands of earlier games that are difficult to even improve and while old staff is replaced by new one - and although there are very few series which manage to keep the niveau like the new Donkey Kong Country games -.) Anyways, I mean, I only grew up playing console games after the 90s since I've been born slightly prior to the start of the 21st century. But thanks to the virtual console on new Nintendo consoles, even I have the possibilites the taste the greatness of some really good old classics (Paper Mario (N64) for example which I was much more amazed about eventually than I ever thought I would be), at least if they are offered to be bought. And I agree, it's remarkable that many games from the past have a great game soundtrack. But I want to say, it makes new games not worse in experience and especially not necessarily having a worse soundtrack/music (quality) thinking of my gamecube experience and very first Wii experience. (Although my Wii U experience - which likely will be my last - has far better succeeded in fullfilling nice expectations/imagination of a successor than the Wii console could ever achieve after the Gamecube.) And it's really a pity: the people are ignoring or not noticing it due to lack of interest to the topic or scepticism but I can tell for myself: the step from N64 to GCN in terms of game experience/visuals feels like the step from Wii to Wii U in contrary to the step from GCN to Wii. And the Wii U gets far too few respect for that achievement. In my point of view, the Wii U failed mainly due to marketing and advertisement (which I never ever noticed here in Europe since Nintendo is ignored anyways and gets no respect from Western RPG and generic shooter gamers), while I find the criticism towards Wii U from self-called gamers absolutely not appropriate and presumptuous since in my view Game experience/mechanics/ideas >> realistic graphics (i.e. if the game is shit or the content is dump, no graphics will help it) and nowadays, there is still really much work/effort put into a Nintendo game for example. Enough said, new games aren't bad just because one wasn't born into the those and their new graphical standard. That's my point.
What a friggin incredible childhood we all had
I'm saying. We grew alongside technologies peak. Part 2's came out of nowhere and showed us what's to come
Best turtles game ever.
They certainly hit best on the third game ;D
***** And we didn't get it in Europe :(
Turtles in Time was my fav, but this game ranks an extremely close 2nd.
I liked TMNT3: Battle Nexus for the GBA. It's probably number 2 on my list.
Best NES Game ever !!!
Very, very underrated game in this series and a very, very underrated soundtrack.
I grew up beating this game over and over with my brothers. Nothing but good times.
Same here.... I can still smell the nostalgic moments when I listen to this
I highly doubt you beat this as a kid...Super Shredder was no joke.
@@Marc_Araujo lol If you have a summer with nothing else to do, you can beat almost anything.
@@Spotcats ...def not Battle Toads.
@@Marc_Araujo Yeah, we rented that one and found out the hard way you can't beat it with 2 players. Then found out years later the game needs the player to be near autistic to even have a chance. Great first level. The rest of the game was dog excrement. lol
This has got to be one of the best NES soundtracks of all time.
Agreed. Best overall of all the Turtles games, for sure.
It's really about Double Trouble.
this was by FAR my best NES game I owned back in time... By graphics, by music, and by gameplay!
One of reasons I loved this soundtrack is that it employs the "heroes in a half shell" riff in a good majority of the stage themes, and in such creative ways.
Turtles in time was my favorite game, but the music in manhattan project was the best from all turtle related games.
That's true! I never noticed that until you mentioned it and got me thinking. Good catch!
Best NES soundtrack. And probably one of the best games on the NES, in top ten easily.
Konami were wizards on the NES sound chip.
Never understood how THIS AWESOME GAME didnt receive enough recognition, unlike its prequel which wasnt as good.
Probably because of how late it came out. More than a handful of games released late in the NES's life cycle were awesome but never got much pay because by then, everyone was hyped about the SNES.
Its beacuse the snes came out first. The 3 games are awesome. It will be awesome if we get those games on the ps4, switch and xbox. It will be cool.
you don't understand how many copies of Street Fighter II were soLd for SNES that year?
It didn't even come out in Europe at the time.
@@christianvega12341 Well dude, your wish came true!
80s-90s were the best year a kid could be born and start playing video games and I know because I born in the 80s . The music of this games and the quallity of the games is nothing you will ever see today ! To find a few good games today it's like finding a 40 years old wine or wiskey ! I wish I still have a NES with all the epic games and play them again and again . The most I like about the NES Era games is the music that is mind blowing !
The music was great!
First Last it was epic not great
@Kagemusha
Why thank you ^^ i was born in the 80s
There was no casual mainstream bullshit games. It was a 100% gaming era for gamers.
@livius well said bro
Konami, WTF happened to you!! king of the 90's
No games from present will ever compare to the 80-90's games ! Never ever !!
Florin Liviu I disagree. the early silent hill and metal gear solid games are amazing
I agree. Nowadays, the only things they're known for are Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill, Pro Evolution Soccer, and YuGiOh. They have so many classic franchises collecting dust. As a Konami fan from the 80s and 90s, it's sad to see.
+AnimaxRules happened that Konami in the sixth gen made hundreds of bad and forgettable games that ruined their finances (much like Capcom) and the seventh gen nailed their coffin with awful third party games and few and terribly bad in house games leaving aside Metal Gear, PES and the first Castlevania LoS (By Mercurysteam). Simple as that
+Horacio Ferreira and let's not forget the actually amazing Bemani series of arcade games. Those are still turning a profit and are extremely addicting. I truly believe this is their last bastion before they get sucked into a blackhole of greed, and ignorance... if Bemani goes then they are dead to me!
Uno de los mejores juegazos de la NES incluso había varios cartuchos con opciones de ajustes de dificultad muy despiadados como bosses realemente muy duros y enemigos muy agresivos. Sin dudas jugarlo acompañado era lo mejor de esa epoca en la NES que hermosos recuerdos tengo de mi NES ;,) .
Bridge of Danger - EPIC
ITs amazing! lol
Agreed. Best song in the game.
So good!
Definitely the best turtles game on the NES. I was lucky in a way that I was able to play this game a ton as a kid. Obviously this game came out late in the NES lifespan and most people already moved on to the snes by then. But I was one of the few who didn't have an snes yet and I asked for and received this game for my birthday that year. Super good game that is under appreciated because of when it came out.
¡Excelente juego y la música! Me lo regalaron en navidad y todavía conservo el cartucho :D
Fue uno de los primeros juegos que tuve en la vida y guardo gratos recuerdos de él. Recuerdo que de chiquito siempre perdia todas mis vidas con Bebop, despues fui llegando mas y mas lejos hasta que lo terminé. Hoy en dia me lo termino muy facil yo solo (Antes necesitaba la ayuda de un primo)
6:02 One of the best damn music in the game!
Yes ❤️📈
They were in the studio just killin it. This soundtrack is so awesome! Like they did it with passion! Would and heart! Those Japanese music composers must of LOVED teenage mutant ninja turtles!
I think it's safe to say that the TMNT soundtracks just got better and better for the NES. TMNT1 was so good, TMNT2 was even better and thenTMNT3 was just freakin' awesome. One of the rare occasions in which sequels surpass their predecessors. God I love the 90's NES music! Thanks Wiiguy309 for uploading!
They really pushed the NES hardware to it's limit! Even some 16 bit game music don't have such complex tone! COWABUNGA!!!!!!!!
This game took my brother and I years to beat when it came out, thanks for the upload! Great to hear this again
This soundtrack is amazing. Konami always kills it with the Ninja Turtles soundtracks.
My favorite NES soundtrack game of all time with Megaman and Batman games barely behind this one. Ninja Turtles 3 is the reason why Metal music became my favorite genre ever since as a kid.
A good game starts with good music :D
***** that game sucks lmao
Sonic 06 has great music
lmao
This game had wonderful music. I remember the first time I played this game. Me and a friend were 12 years old. It was a Friday going into Saturday type of night and I was staying over there. We smoked weed and then played this game for hours. It's a great soundtrack.
My faves (in video play time order):
1:48 Let's Go Turtles
7:19 Bridge of Danger
16:13 Break Down
17:31 Theme of Half Shell
Do you not like Double Trouble? The Sewer Stage?
@@lrjtmntfan
I do, but it isn’t a favorite. I like all of the OST. : )
The most badass ost a kid could ever grow with
Teenage Mutant Ninja 🐢🐢🐢🐢 3 The Manhattan Project Is A Great Soundtrack For The Boss Battle @ 1:48 4:35 6:02 7:19 8:50 10:25 12:12 12:39 14:09 14:54 15:00 16:13 17:31 19:05 & The Final Boss Is The Super Shredder @ 20:09 20:15 & The Ending Cutscenes @ 21:30
This is pure heavy metal in 8 bit, yeaaaaah
It's my first vidiogame...nostalgia...
Scene 7-1: Turtle Power 15:'00 AMAZING!!!!!!
this soundtrack rocks!
perfectly for excercise
I've never played this game before, but it has an awesome sound track. It might be the best sound track over all of any Ninja Turtles game.
that Double Trouble theme Rocks
10:25 is still my favourite track of all. And one still lacking a remix, unfortunately.
Konami games had the best music man. This game brings back so many memories. I remember getting this as a Christmas present in the mid-90s. I grew up overseas so we didn't get the latest tech and gadgets until way after they came out in the States but I remember getting this and playing with my brother for literal HOURS while our parents watched.
greatest video game music of all time and i mean of all time
Thanks.
One of the raddest 8-bit soundtracks I've had the fortune to hear. Nice to have it in this quality!
One of my all-time favorite game soundtracks... thanks for posting this...the surf level theme was definitely my favorite...memories
15:00 is when things start going up....and 16:13 is when things start going to hell. The musical flow between those two tracks is quite impressive.
The best of the Turtle games on NES baby!!
My personal favorite TMNT game with my personal favorite TMNT soundtrack. I always felt this one was underrated being sandwiched between TMNT 2 and Turtles in Time, both ports of popular arcade games. But I love this one
You know, we may have not faced any Triceratons in this game, but most of us enjoyed it anyway. ^_^;
Double Trouble is the best for me
That beginning of Double Trouble... One of the best tracks from the game!
Manhattan project is one of my favorites!
Move Out My favorite song T_T¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ My memories....
I play this as a kid in 90s
This was the first video game I ever played in my life.
One of the best and one of my favorite game of all time!
Thank you so much for uploading this. I feel like covering them all lol
Awesome soundtrack, thank u for this, used to play this game a lot growing up ❤️
Used to play this game this game in my childhood and now playing this tracklist in 2022 just like the reader.
Excellent Work! : D
Awesome music, beating this game as a kid was quite a challenge (BTW i don´t remember that dino dude in the game....).
Sebastian Gonzalez Villarreal FYI they are called triceratons.
sneakyCR Tmnt Dino dude works for me, but really are they even in this game?!
+Sebastian Gonzalez Villarreal
I always wondered that myself as a kid.
+Sebastian Gonzalez Villarreal Nope they weren't in the game, not even one lol. I always wondered why. Maybe they intended to make one as a boss but couldn't do it. I had a toy Triceraton back in the day, they looked pretty cool. Such a shame. Those were the days when games had deceptive covers.
+MyHeadAsplodes A greater enemy diversity is always welcome in a beatem up, such a shame they didn´t include them.
That staff roll music :)
Romel Czaykowsky Jr. it definitely has that ''Ya Kid K'' vibe
Fuck.. yes. This was one of the first games I had ever played, my dad got the copy from his friend along with the NES for my first birthday, and I would often watch my dad play every day, barely managing to get to the Technodrome. Every time I think of this game, i remember this one day where i was so happy to see that he stayed home from work and we played the game and ate pizza. As a child, it was bliss. This soundtrack always resonated in my head, and is my favorite of the 3. Sewer BGM Rocks!
Awesome stuff Wiiguy! Thanks for uploading this!
Anybody else notice the compositional beauty of the box cover art? Raphael points his pair of sai diagonally to the left, which is Triceraton. And his laser beam points diagonally to the right, which is Leonardo and the airborne Manhattan. A clever eyeline to follow! 👍
Wow, Konami really knew how to work the NES's sound chip and it shows highly with this game. Funny enough this almost sounds like heavy metal converted to 8 bit; lots of 8 bit guitar soloing going on here big time! My favorite just has to be Mechanical Walkin. WHAT A TUNE!
This was one bad ass ost i still remember....composers had fun with this i see lol
Why not have fun when you've got such a high record of composing great tunes :P
Bridge Of Danger and Breakdown
Hands down, the BEST.
20:15 has been remixed twice. Once for the SNES, and again for one of the GBA games. Really would like to hear a mash-up of all three, or something similar, if anyone's willing to make one, or an S-level remix, if you've got the skills.
This was the best TMNT entry on the NES in my opinion!
Krang's music scared the shit out of me as a kid.
It just sounds so disconcerting especially after he splits in two.
+TehMorbidAtheist I hated that bastard!
I just love the cast theme! The whole soundtrack is great!
This is up there with OST's like Chrono Trigger, Super Mario RPG, Shadow of Coll.. and pretty much everything else.
22:57
As comforting as a cool air conditioned room on a hot summer vacation day...
The most radical game I have ever played.
I mean, the game just starts off with turtles on freaking Florida and ends in space, kicking Super Shredder's ass.
Fuck. Yeah.
Scene 3 & 6 HARDCORE!!!! Absolutly love all of these anyway.
What happened to you Konami, you used to be cool.
- Hey! I'm still cool! Cowabunga Collection.
My childhood and the first TMNT game that i owned on my famiclone
Vibin hard
This game's soundtrack is so good that it was one of Jake Kaufman's inspirations for going into video game music.
in my opinion this game had the best soundtrack of the trilogy
The best soundtrack of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for NES.
4:35 greatest boss theme ever
Whos looking forward to the cowabunga collection?
The credits theme is probably one of the best I've heard ever
Thanks so much!!!
I mean, whenever I heard 3:18, I'd usually associate it with Slash. None of the other mid-bosses posed as much of a threat as he did.
love the bass tone
scene 2: move out absolutely rules
double trouble is just sooo goood!!!!
jherek last my personal favorite in the game
jherek last Easily the best of the OST.
I forgot how much I like the Krang theme.
Another awesome Turtle soundtrack.
Still bussin in '22 no cap fr fr fam
It's funny how much a simple game title can cause so much trouble :D I might have actually played one of those pirate cartridges that contained TMNT 3...
Taaaatsuuujin!!!!
Amazing game! Incredible soundtrack. Of course, Konami's sound team can craft a soundtrack that stays in your memory for years to come. Surprisingly, there aren't enough covers for these tracks here on TH-cam. This whole soundtrack just begs for a piano cover (or a medley, at least)! How awesome would that be?! If only I had the skill to do it myself...
This game was actually hard for me to find on store shelves. Even rentals at blockbuster video were few and far between.
thanks!🙂
Cool! :D
Another smashing A and B button for an hour game. Only this time it comes with special moves.
Best tmnt soundtrack ever
The triceraton postponed his debut so he can prepare to wreck shit in tournament fighters
I would love to see Anamanaguchi make covers of all these classic songs with their style.
+ima311boy Apparently they are not going to do chiptune music anymore.
That's a shame
ima311boy
Yeah... Well at least that's for the next album they are going to release. Maybe they haven't given up on chiptune forever, who knows!
+MyHeadAsplodes Chiptune is insanely hard to program compared to just recording music. I'm sure they are getting tired of it.
Hit him up.
A further really great VGOst, absolutely!
But looking at the comments I just gotta ask, how can vintage gamers be so ignorant to other people and their proceeding social environment in terms of video games? Clearly, the most people grow up and grow out of video games, creating a lack of interest to new games which one isn't as much as attached to as to nostalgic games. It's the effect of nostalgia from childhood which people usually only feel as child in this way, it's mostly not due to the games itself even if also many old games already are well-made and well created. Through my childhood I had been a big fan of Nintendo. The Mario Partys created a great memory, my first Nintendo Game (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!) was such an amazing and new experience (coming from a PC games background at that time when we still had the good old LEGO games for PC like LEGO Racers 1/2 and LEGO Island 1/2/extreme stunts), Super Mario Sunshine, Sports games and many other games (I even own an original of Kao the Kangoroo 2 from a local store)!
There are many great games made after the 90s and still today even when I agree that many franchises failed their tries for spiritual successors. (But I think it's also legit to say that game series better leave on a high note than stopping it because of less good games at the end due to the demands of earlier games that are difficult to even improve and while old staff is replaced by new one - and although there are very few series which manage to keep the niveau like the new Donkey Kong Country games -.) Anyways, I mean, I only grew up playing console games after the 90s since I've been born slightly prior to the start of the 21st century.
But thanks to the virtual console on new Nintendo consoles, even I have the possibilites the taste the greatness of some really good old classics (Paper Mario (N64) for example which I was much more amazed about eventually than I ever thought I would be), at least if they are offered to be bought. And I agree, it's remarkable that many games from the past have a great game soundtrack. But I want to say, it makes new games not worse in experience and especially not necessarily having a worse soundtrack/music (quality) thinking of my gamecube experience and very first Wii experience. (Although my Wii U experience - which likely will be my last - has far better succeeded in fullfilling nice expectations/imagination of a successor than the Wii console could ever achieve after the Gamecube.) And it's really a pity: the people are ignoring or not noticing it due to lack of interest to the topic or scepticism but I can tell for myself: the step from N64 to GCN in terms of game experience/visuals feels like the step from Wii to Wii U in contrary to the step from GCN to Wii. And the Wii U gets far too few respect for that achievement. In my point of view, the Wii U failed mainly due to marketing and advertisement (which I never ever noticed here in Europe since Nintendo is ignored anyways and gets no respect from Western RPG and generic shooter gamers), while I find the criticism towards Wii U from self-called gamers absolutely not appropriate and presumptuous since in my view Game experience/mechanics/ideas >> realistic graphics (i.e. if the game is shit or the content is dump, no graphics will help it) and nowadays, there is still really much work/effort put into a Nintendo game for example.
Enough said, new games aren't bad just because one wasn't born into the those and their new graphical standard. That's my point.
Great game. Im sure this used all the power of NES because it has lots of sprites and different sounds
I Love Double Trouble and Turtle Power
Approaching Leatherhead scene. Fucking epic track!
I came for the outro music