The stereo near the dancing guy gives away the 90s vibe....some ppl would carry on its shoulder playing music...i think I had this stereo too...an older samsung boombox model....plays both cassette tapes and CDS lol
Considering the large skyscrapers in the background along with food carts and number of people of all cultures around spectating the fighting that Ken is displaying, i would have to say New York.
@@eyn85 I think it is considering that it is New York which would make sense because there are a lot of hot dog stands there. But then again, many other major cities have hot dog stand as well so it could be some other city now that you've mentioned it.
All these years later I still don't understand the intention behind these laid back mixes. It's still a fighting game, please supply fighting music! And it sounds way less technically sophisticated than the original CPS1 track.
There's just somethin about having an intense fight with chill music in the background, the way it brings the two together. Especially with this song imo it's not too fast or too slow.
I never liked this version. They changed the chord progression and melodies to make it more upbeat, and now it sounds like the jingle music to a late night game show or a TV advert. It's lost all the balls and fighter's spirit that the original Yoko Shimomura version had.
That dude dancing in the background is the real winner
@Magnet Missile Yes.
@Magnet Missile Yes. He is top tier
It’s cause it’s dee jay
I went back to this stage and the man is still dancing in 2023. What a legend.
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Late night with Ken masters.
Here's a shoryuken for all the lovers out there.
Lol, this Alpha theme does sounds like a late night talk show theme.
@@cxrgaming923fr tho
I always liked this trail very much. It sticks in the mind and it is difficult to leave, hehehe.
It matches Ken's playful and optimistic spirit.
Much like Sonic the Hedgehog
@@dalaxdercrisper957 Damn, EXCELLENT comparison. You both are right on the money!
The stereo near the dancing guy gives away the 90s vibe....some ppl would carry on its shoulder playing music...i think I had this stereo too...an older samsung boombox model....plays both cassette tapes and CDS lol
Good old days when Street Fighter had great music and character design.
True sf5 is garbage all around
You're both right!
@@nein9nein SFV is good now
@@sridrawings4510 Yep.
We’re back baby.
I actually miss the guy dancing in the background, hope we get to see him in street fighter 5 in a dlc stage maybe.
who knows might be Dee Jay
@@megacringe6475 yeah probably dee jay before all the steroids lmao.
I was about to say the same thing. That dude was always there for us when no one else was...
Maybe 6 now
@@overfoxedwhat about the couple in the background?
Ahhhhh', the good ole' days....."may have some wine with that, please?"
I love this version of Ken's theme, it's so mid-90s...
SHORYUKEN SHORYUKEN SHORYUREPPA K.O. AAAAH AHHH AHH (echo scream) YOU LOSE!
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Nice music! 😂 THX for uploading it! 😂 I ENJOYED IT!! 😂
ken es una chulada por eso me gusta street fighter alpha
Yatta ze!
Hmm what can we have as kens stage... I know just a guy dancing
can you blame the guy? the track is tasty AF.
Near an relic stereo boombox from the 90s...too bad mine broke :(
I love all the purple in the back always mad me feel like'em dreamin
Yatta ze!👍
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Nostalgia is a disease
Where is the actual location of this stage?
Considering the large skyscrapers in the background along with food carts and number of people of all cultures around spectating the fighting that Ken is displaying, i would have to say New York.
@@cxrgaming923 Yeah looks like it's near central park.
@@cxrgaming923 is the hot dog stand mostly a NY thing??( I think its one in the background there)
@@eyn85 I think it is considering that it is New York which would make sense because there are a lot of hot dog stands there. But then again, many other major cities have hot dog stand as well so it could be some other city now that you've mentioned it.
I think is New Orleans.
All these years later I still don't understand the intention behind these laid back mixes. It's still a fighting game, please supply fighting music! And it sounds way less technically sophisticated than the original CPS1 track.
Nah, the music is fine and wouldn’t mind at all if they brought back this style of music in future games
Understandable take but I still love this direction
There's just somethin about having an intense fight with chill music in the background, the way it brings the two together. Especially with this song imo it's not too fast or too slow.
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HADOKEEEEEEEEEN RYU WIN
its kens very first stage from sf1
I never liked this version. They changed the chord progression and melodies to make it more upbeat, and now it sounds like the jingle music to a late night game show or a TV advert. It's lost all the balls and fighter's spirit that the original Yoko Shimomura version had.
That's exactly why i like it and as a toddler i grew up with this version 1st it's like Ken's more chill and upbeat side.
@@wiseguy240Winston That's right!
The thing is in the 90’s people didn’t have that mindset or opinion. The music went well with the game and it’s time during that period..
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