"I'm partially doing it in the key of not having a composer who fakes deafness myself." This feels obvious, it's sort of an "if you know, you know" situation.
Fun fact: The composer was going deaf. More fun fact: The composer lied about going deaf to build mystique of his talent but was kneecapped by his own skill issue (actually true).
Even more fun fact: he escaped from his high security prison cell by spitting out salty soup on the window bars, weakening them to the point he was able to detach them and be on the run for two months until getting caught again.
@@kozlorogEven more fununner fact: once he was caught again, he was put in the same cell, but they never fixed the bars, they just hoped he wouldn't go back out through there again and he didn't
@@thebananaman5632 Yes. I have absolutely nothing of significance going on in my life and have nothing better to do than post snarky comments on the internet. /s
Funny thing is there's an edit of the clown fart theme with the instruments replaced (probably some other things too), and it sounds genuinely haunting
I think this is the best iteration of the Squidward Wrong Notes meme. In most versions, the song Squidward plays isn't so much bad as it's just, "not as good as the original". Thus, it's easy to see when the creator's bias slips into it. With this song, however, the version Squidward plays is absolutely, categorically bad. And as such, SpongeBob rightfully puts him in his place with the objective version.
first one is literally when you're missing notes in guitar hero and only those notes from your instrument are being played on top of the lack of musical volume
And then the Hunter theme hit hard for both the Base soundtrack & the DualShock soundtrack. That's right, you heard me. Even the DualShock soundtrack hit hard when the Hunter theme played. The DualShock soundtrack sounds like the composer was hired to make a new soundtrack to warrant a new release of the Director's Cut with DualShock mechanics, & an unneeded duplication glitch fix, and finish the soundtrack before the deadline.....which results in literal ass sounds, like what we got..but then it has some good songs too. I guess the composer finished some tracks before he got to the ones that needed fixing and finishing. Well, he tried.
It's actually the dual shock edition. I have a Director's Cut with the guy holding the shotgun on the front cover. Look for that one and it has the original soundtrack.
@@kgisabeastneither. The GameCube remake is it's own game and not an edition of the original game. If you are going to play the 1996 original RE the original edition or director's cut are both good.
It's funny how the Dualshock version does have great music too, but people only know about the Mansion Basement theme... Which is one of the two songs I don't like 😂
What I find humorous is that another CZcamsr named Agent-RedJackal managed to take that infamous basement theme and merely swap the instruments around, which actually yielded a fittingly creepy song. So it appears that this meme mashup could just as easily work, with SpongeBob instead playing the altered version from ARJ’s video, “Resident Evil DC- Basement Music Fix/Rehash”.
@@SycoticForeverNeverAF Fair. it was more just something I brought up because of the mistake being made in general, not because this video made the mistake.
There are two releases of Director's Cut, and one of them still has the original music. Too bad pictures can't be posted on comments, I own a copy that has the guy holding the shotgun and it's director's cut.
Yes that is the original directors cut which is the non dualshock version. I think it was ridiculous that they released so many versions of that game in a shirt timespan same with re 2. A nine dualshock and dualshock version for that game too 😂
@@tommymolyneaux3766It literallys says dualshock right there on the fucking video as well as it being the dualshock cover art. The og directors cut is chris with the shotgun. Just say you are a casual 😂
@@SycoticForeverNeverAF I'll accept this L. But fuck you too. You sound like a 30 year old shower-skipping musty basement goblin by calling someone else a casual. Virgin.
But that isn't true. They just lowered the main melody which you can still hear when you clearly look for it. Who says that it was supposed to sound completely different?
It was a coding issue. It wasn't supposed to these horns. The man who "composed" this song was pretending to be deaf, so I assume he couldn't correct them without blowing his cover. he did end up getting caught years later @@ulzzangloverxD
@@xLadyRaineI know that he got caught but that doesn't explain this whole song. Someone else wrote the notes for him anyway. No matter the instruments the whole melody makes no sense.
Wow i can't believe everyone here are saying the DC version of the basement theme is better. Did one of yall accidentally have a different disc swapped or something? 😕 The thing is the music in DC that's NOT Basement are good. Everybody already knows the story of fake deaf composer and all that. Still don't get why he lied tho. Maybe for fame but now he's caught and as far as I know he hasn't done anything after that.
*in the America’s Big asterisk to add to what ure saying since the dual shock directors cut (the one with the bad soundtrack) only released in NTSC territory’s. So the digital release over here in pal territories is just of the regular DC with the original soundtrack. Along with that most Asian territory’s (so in this case japan since they made the game) also got given the original version for digital releases. So this issue only effects the America’s.
Apparently the PS5 rerelease of Director’s Cut is the one with the original OST, so we’re free from basement clown farts for now. …Why was that the version they put up on PS3 again?
I dont know what drugs they were taking when they thought this music was a good idea sounds like it was made by someone who literally didnt know how to play an instrument
I guess because there were already 2 versions of RE for the PS1 and the only other difference would have been Dual Shock support. So they felt they needed one other feature to justify releasing a third version of the same game on the same console. But the original soundtrack was already perfect, so it seems more like a downgrade to me.
I was playing a version that had the worst songs in ps extra, in psvita the one with the guy on front is the best one specialy the one where the dogs jump from the windows on the hallway
Can’t even make the excuse that it’s a bad translation cause it’s music 😂 Honestly probably one of the worst musical arrangements in any noteworthy video game
Honestly, I like the DC track, even if the overall soundtrack is a downgrade. It's like the voice acting: undeniably terrible, but charming in its own way.
@@DriftKingfromTekken3 DualShock soundtrack consumes doodoo to some degree, but unfortunately for you, you are wrong. The Director's Cut soundtrack is good, because the soundtrack never changed once from the original release of the vanilla version. The DualShock soundtrack is for the version of the Director's Cut with DualShock mechanics and a duplication glitch fix, that no one asked for. It is pretty confusing trying to understand the different version of the Director's Cut, but to put it simply, if the game case has the word, DUALSHOCK, it is the version with peepeepoopoo music.
@@ninjasniperproductions4476 I guess what I meant by dualshock was the greatest hits, green label, single disc shitty ass director's cut. Not the one with Chris on the front. But tip your fedora some more.
I love when people meme on the "clowns farting in the basement" theme from the director's cut.
me too.
*Dualshock Edition. The first Director's Cut had the OG OST.
On youtube, if you search "Clowns farting in the basement," the directors cut soundtrack of the basement song is the first result. One hellofa meme.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I always thought it was like a clown funeral, but that fits too.
Fun fact: The composer was going deaf.
More fun fact: The composer lied about going deaf to build mystique of his talent but was kneecapped by his own skill issue (actually true).
More fun plus fact: he got arrested once found out
@@pian-0g445more fun fact. He beat his cell mate up over not sharing food
This was the guy who faked being a musician at all and stole every song?
Even more fun fact: he escaped from his high security prison cell by spitting out salty soup on the window bars, weakening them to the point he was able to detach them and be on the run for two months until getting caught again.
@@kozlorogEven more fununner fact: once he was caught again, he was put in the same cell, but they never fixed the bars, they just hoped he wouldn't go back out through there again and he didn't
The og basement theme is actually terrifying though
Yes, something terrifying in the horror game
@@thecrackconnoisseur5278Yeah, not something that always happens
@@thecrackconnoisseur5278 Why do you feel the need to comment something douchey? Are you just a sad person?
@@thebananaman5632 Yes. I have absolutely nothing of significance going on in my life and have nothing better to do than post snarky comments on the internet. /s
@@thecrackconnoisseur5278 love the honesty
I was hoping someone would do this one
It seems like such a no brainer doesn't it?
Funny thing is there's an edit of the clown fart theme with the instruments replaced (probably some other things too), and it sounds genuinely haunting
@@HaydenDiGuardi It does. I'm here because I was literally putting together the resources to make this, and came across yours in recommendations. 😂
I think this is the best iteration of the Squidward Wrong Notes meme.
In most versions, the song Squidward plays isn't so much bad as it's just, "not as good as the original". Thus, it's easy to see when the creator's bias slips into it. With this song, however, the version Squidward plays is absolutely, categorically bad. And as such, SpongeBob rightfully puts him in his place with the objective version.
This brilliant crossover meme thus proved Squidward is INDEED a mediocre clarinet player.
mediocre?
His nose is all he needed to play good... Lol
@ZoomerStasi Unfortunately his "good" skills don't happen naturally and as much as he would want to impress anybody.
Mediocre =/= Bad
first one is literally when you're missing notes in guitar hero and only those notes from your instrument are being played on top of the lack of musical volume
And then the Hunter theme hit hard for both the Base soundtrack & the DualShock soundtrack. That's right, you heard me. Even the DualShock soundtrack hit hard when the Hunter theme played.
The DualShock soundtrack sounds like the composer was hired to make a new soundtrack to warrant a new release of the Director's Cut with DualShock mechanics, & an unneeded duplication glitch fix, and finish the soundtrack before the deadline.....which results in literal ass sounds, like what we got..but then it has some good songs too. I guess the composer finished some tracks before he got to the ones that needed fixing and finishing.
Well, he tried.
Thank God I grew with original one and not Director's Cut 😂
It's actually the dual shock edition. I have a Director's Cut with the guy holding the shotgun on the front cover. Look for that one and it has the original soundtrack.
Damn 😟
Which version is in the GameCube remaster?
@@kgisabeastneither. The GameCube remake is it's own game and not an edition of the original game. If you are going to play the 1996 original RE the original edition or director's cut are both good.
It's funny how the Dualshock version does have great music too, but people only know about the Mansion Basement theme... Which is one of the two songs I don't like 😂
Personally love the basement 3 and save room themes alot more in the “bad music” version
You have to understand, the Directer's Cut was the only available version for me at the time 18 years ago so i didnt know it was different😅
Was it the Dualshock version?
If so, you would have heard the clown farts.
If not, then you would have heard the real basement theme.
@@FabBrigade yea it was the dual shock version😂
Director's cut version more like a dst character voice😂
Introducing the new Clown survivor!
*all his voice lines are ripped from RE:DC
i recently tried out re1 and i damn love the first floor music
Original RE1 is really underrated
@@no.402 and how exactly it's underrated? It sold well, it influenced on whole gaming industry and basically created a new genre "survival horror".
@@Vadim_Slastihin
Because many nowadays dismiss the original and say to skip it in favor of REmake
@@no.402That's because its better, at least in my opinion
@@no.402 who gives a fuck about zoomers? All they really want is good graphics. I think they don't even play a remake.
The moment I saw the fucking thumbnail I swear to god 😭
I can't believe this meme exists 😂
Re 1(directors cut) music does sound exactly like squidwards clarinet.
*director‘s cut dual shock version
I played Director's Cut on PS-1 only 1 time - back when I was 8 y.o. That music scared the isht out of me when I was exploring basement..
As someone who has only played the Remaster, I actually can't believe this is real
the only wrong notes meme done right
"and its the best thing i ever hearrrrdd"
Brilliant editing !
0:02 lazy music making 🤡
0:21 crap your pants scary. 🧟
still in disbelief that this happened
Omg, it's so fitting XD
they needed to cut to patrick with the spooky moaning of RE1 zombies
This is one of the best memes I have ever seen.
What I find humorous is that another CZcamsr named Agent-RedJackal managed to take that infamous basement theme and merely swap the instruments around, which actually yielded a fittingly creepy song.
So it appears that this meme mashup could just as easily work, with SpongeBob instead playing the altered version from ARJ’s video, “Resident Evil DC- Basement Music Fix/Rehash”.
I see a lot of people attributing the bad music to Director's Cut, this is incorrect. it is the DUALSHOCK edition of RE1 that has the bad music.
It literally says dualshock in this very video. The cover art is the same as the dualshock version lmao
@@SycoticForeverNeverAF Fair. it was more just something I brought up because of the mistake being made in general, not because this video made the mistake.
There are two releases of Director's Cut, and one of them still has the original music. Too bad pictures can't be posted on comments, I own a copy that has the guy holding the shotgun and it's director's cut.
Yes that is the original directors cut which is the non dualshock version. I think it was ridiculous that they released so many versions of that game in a shirt timespan same with re 2. A nine dualshock and dualshock version for that game too 😂
Finally. A version of this meme that's actually correct and funny.
It's not correct because it's using the Director's Cut instead of the Dualshock Edition
@@tommymolyneaux3766It literallys says dualshock right there on the fucking video as well as it being the dualshock cover art. The og directors cut is chris with the shotgun. Just say you are a casual 😂
@@SycoticForeverNeverAF I'll accept this L.
But fuck you too. You sound like a 30 year old shower-skipping musty basement goblin by calling someone else a casual. Virgin.
Someone made a video on what it was supposed to sounds like. They chose the wrong instrument
But that isn't true. They just lowered the main melody which you can still hear when you clearly look for it.
Who says that it was supposed to sound completely different?
It was a coding issue. It wasn't supposed to these horns. The man who "composed" this song was pretending to be deaf, so I assume he couldn't correct them without blowing his cover. he did end up getting caught years later @@ulzzangloverxD
@@xLadyRaineI know that he got caught but that doesn't explain this whole song. Someone else wrote the notes for him anyway. No matter the instruments the whole melody makes no sense.
It should be the other way around. The farting trombones are the way.
Wow i can't believe everyone here are saying the DC version of the basement theme is better.
Did one of yall accidentally have a different disc swapped or something? 😕
The thing is the music in DC that's NOT Basement are good. Everybody already knows the story of fake deaf composer and all that. Still don't get why he lied tho. Maybe for fame but now he's caught and as far as I know he hasn't done anything after that.
the perfect meme
i think this is the first time i've seen this meme in english
Nah. It should have been the other way around. This video got it wrong
RE director's cut its like the snyder cut.
does it add more? yes.
does it make it better? nope.
Couldn’t be more wrong
One of the dumbest fucking statements I read all year. Holy shit you couldnt be more wrong
Clown farting better
Omg no!
The farts are more iconic and memorable lmao
This but switched.
The Meme. (Raiden from Rising Revengeance)
Omg this is getting hilarious. 😂😂😂
And the Director's Cut is the only one digitally available on PlayStation consoles.
Good stuff. 🙃
*in the America’s
Big asterisk to add to what ure saying since the dual shock directors cut (the one with the bad soundtrack) only released in NTSC territory’s. So the digital release over here in pal territories is just of the regular DC with the original soundtrack. Along with that most Asian territory’s (so in this case japan since they made the game) also got given the original version for digital releases. So this issue only effects the America’s.
Whom ever made this, has no idea they made a god level meme….
"Director's Cut" refers to the composer's salary."
- Pan_Z, a user far funnier than me.
Apparently the PS5 rerelease of Director’s Cut is the one with the original OST, so we’re free from basement clown farts for now.
…Why was that the version they put up on PS3 again?
I dont know what drugs they were taking when they thought this music was a good idea sounds like it was made by someone who literally didnt know how to play an instrument
Aww come on, should've been the other way around
This true
Quality content! This is why I pay for internet.
I guess I'm out of the loop on this one. I only played the DS version, and the REmake of the original.
DualShock Director's Cut has a butchered soundtrack
@@cherry9787 I don't know the difference. I wonder which version of the soundtrack Deadly Silence used.
@@twistypunchall versions except the dual shock release use the original soundtrack. So deadly silence uses the normal ost.
Huh I always though i've been playing the Director's Cut for all these years
There are 3 Versions of Resident Evil for PS1: Resident Evil, Resident Evil Director's Cut, and Resident Evil Director's Cut Dual Shock
Why would they change it
I guess because there were already 2 versions of RE for the PS1 and the only other difference would have been Dual Shock support. So they felt they needed one other feature to justify releasing a third version of the same game on the same console. But the original soundtrack was already perfect, so it seems more like a downgrade to me.
I was playing a version that had the worst songs in ps extra, in psvita the one with the guy on front is the best one specialy the one where the dogs jump from the windows on the hallway
My question is: why didnt they just reuse the same ost from the OG?
Lol
Why? Why they replace awsome creepy music in original game and Director`s Cut to Awfull mess in Dualshock Edition???
😂😂😂😂
How does this happen
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I do love both versions, so stop arguing please
Sorry you’re deaf 😔
Shut up boomer 👌😁
😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂
In conclusion: do not buy the dual shock version, it is horrible what they did to the soundtrack
Can’t even make the excuse that it’s a bad translation cause it’s music 😂
Honestly probably one of the worst musical arrangements in any noteworthy video game
Honestly, I like the DC track, even if the overall soundtrack is a downgrade. It's like the voice acting: undeniably terrible, but charming in its own way.
I think this is swaped
no it isn't. director's cut sucks
@@DriftKingfromTekken3 DualShock soundtrack consumes doodoo to some degree, but unfortunately for you, you are wrong. The Director's Cut soundtrack is good, because the soundtrack never changed once from the original release of the vanilla version.
The DualShock soundtrack is for the version of the Director's Cut with DualShock mechanics and a duplication glitch fix, that no one asked for. It is pretty confusing trying to understand the different version of the Director's Cut, but to put it simply, if the game case has the word, DUALSHOCK, it is the version with peepeepoopoo music.
i agree
@@ninjasniperproductions4476 I guess what I meant by dualshock was the greatest hits, green label, single disc shitty ass director's cut. Not the one with Chris on the front.
But tip your fedora some more.
@@DriftKingfromTekken3 Who's fedora?
The things I wish I could do to Jill Valentine
Probably the biggest flaw in that OST but the rest are fuckin bangers and some even way better than the original.
silent hill 2 ost slaps better
i prefer the clowns fart version