This is beautiful. It just puts twisted mad science into sound. It feels so sleek and sterile. So unfeeling. So machined. Feels as icy cold as your running blood every second you're down in this demented dungeon of technology beneath Raccoon City.
I don't know why, but for some reason, whenever I hear this song and cross this level, the first Alien movie comes to my mind. It feels like I'm in that kind of spaceship, desolate, eerie, dark, claustrophobic, silente... I really can't explain why I get that feeling.
You just explained the feel of this amazing soundtrack perfectly... This and Concrete Bound from RE1 are such perfect tunes for these equally twisted, but different laboratories... Nothing beats the original trilogy in terms of survival-horror's soundtrack...
This, Silent Hill 1 and Alone in the dark 4 the new nightmare (PS1/Dreamcast only) are best of the best. I'd say the absolute best is SH1, it's themes aren't just tense/horror but quite twisted.
It is unbelievable how this soundtrack was able to perfectly capture the subtle nuances of the atmosphere and the abstract ideas behind it. This piece feels very cold, detached and uncanny. Absolutely perfect
the lab in remake just isnt the same without this. This song really pushes the idea of an unspeakable evil lurking just beneath everyones feet where they live, sleep, and die.
yes, whoever composed this track really nailed it. This track fits perfectly with something that is malevolent, evil and hidden away. Japanese games always had excellent soundtrack to accompany their games, some of the best ambient music were from silent hill and early resident evil games.
unfortunately changing the music to its Original doesn't give the same vibe as the metallic and industrial look of the Original RE2... but RE2 remake was good
I found this lab to be even scarier than the one beneath the Spencer Mansion. This one was much larger, had more monsters, more moments that made you jump out of your skin and a higher probability of death before you faced that final boss. The soundtrack during the first Resident Evil was creepy, but also quite relaxing, but this was just plain spine-tingling, through and through.
It’s a Thursday night, and I have this music playing on the surround sound. Lights are off, bedroom window is wide open, the beautiful post-sunset blue gradient sky is still visible, street lights are on, and the lovely summer night’s breeze is bursting into the room. Wicked vibe.
Playing this game in 98 was just amazing and even still to this day gives chills down the spine. This for me is the best music in any resident evil game. The re2 remake soundtrack swap makes the game so much more better, especially this part in the lab. Pure genius.
This is an incredible piece of music. Deceptively calm, then builds up to anxiety inducing stress, and then steadily tapers off into ambience again. Much like the game itself. It's among the best horror music I've heard, game or film. I find it strangely relaxing just to listen and I come back to it quite a lot. Unlike all of the Resident Evil 1 soundtrack which just terrifies me still!
Or an eerie, spaceship looking place. I don't know why, but this song makes me think of Alien: The 8th Passenger. I really feel like I'm inside Nostromos or a very similar spaceship, isolated from the whole universe and I just want to get out of there, but I can't.
I actually had this theme in mind when I was exploring this one Asylum called Century Manor. The only place that I wasn’t able to explore all by myself
The first lab theme in RE1, creepy but amazing, definitely went well with the atmosphere, almost as if you could hear the buzzing of the fluorescent lights. This one, perfect... goes well with a much larger, more-technical lab, the ambient sound of generators.
i've played re2 music for halloween the last 3 years and will play again oct 2019. I turn off all the lights, stand in my garage with the candy and see who's brave enough to walk in to get some.
Naoshi Mizuta is such a fantastic composer, going from his supreme melodic works to such atmospheric soundtrack like this.. I plan on playing through all the games he has composed for!
If I was to describe the different tones of all the main classic Resident Evil games, before RE4, I think it would be these words: *RE0 and RE1--* The traditional Gothic Horror style, with creepy mansions out in the middle of the dark foggy woods, rooms that look like they could have werewolves/vampires/ghosts inhabiting them, and secret underground laboratories, full of disturbing stories of crimes against humanity and tampering with nature, which practically scream "Frankenstein." *RE2--* What the other guy said, about it feeling more like a thriller about top secret government stuff, with also a little more emphasis on the sci-fi aspect of RE, making it feel like an "Alien" movie. *RE Nemesis--* A much more militaristic feel, with an added "Terminator"-like vibe, since you are running from a hulking slasher villain, through a series of explosive action scenes, in an urban environment. *RE(3): Code Veronica--* This installment feels like one of those movies that Tim Burton either created or influenced (such Coraline), with its combination of a creepy macabre aesthetic, an aristocratic elegance, and child-like fantasy imagery to make something very disturbingly surreal. As a side note, I prefer to give Code Veronica the title of RE3, since that one progresses the franchise's story in major ways, was planned to be marketed that way from the start, and tried more new things with the gameplay, while RE Nemesis feels more like an expansion pack to RE2 that copies the same gameplay just with a few improvements, a different set of locations in Raccoon City, and subtle changes in tone.
Of course, back then, with the limitations of early consoles technology, a well crafted soundtrack was vital for a game's overall atmosphere... That's also why in 90% of cases, and i'm possibly even conservative here, soundtracks from 90s and early 2000s videogames are much better, more iconic and unforgettable than today's ones...
@@VenusHeadTrap2 I'm pretty sure one of the journal entries from this or the remake was from a scientist saying Umbrella paid really well. And I'd assume it's a great resume booster in the RE-world, like people who work for Big 4 consulting after college.
the layers of this track are astounding. the deep chord progression being so prominent to remind you where you are; in a hole. its dim, cold and reeks of sweet rot of dead bodies and whatever unrecognizable odors produced by the creatures lurking around. this track really sounds like your brain trying to fill in the blanks of what your eyes cant process in the shadows. not many will make it out alive and the ones that do wont come back the same.
I had this track on my player when I was in the hospital and it came up EXACTLY when there was a power failure and the back-up generators came in ! O.O
The memories man!! I remember playing this on my Nintendo 64 at night being scared shitless as a kid. Now how come you couldn’t get into this place in RE0????
This is definitely something you would hear in a hospital. Because back in December of 2008, the day after Christmas, my stepfather was in the hospital recovering from a triple bypass surgery and around midnight once we found out everything was gonna be okay, my mom told me she was gonna spend the night. My grandmother and I left and I spent the night at her house. Cause we lived in a house out in the country and I didn't feel like being alone, cause I was practically alone from Christmas day all the way to the week after new years.
Not sure why but while its overall a birkin thing i get the feeling of weskers prescence aswell with this sonf as obviously he is there aswell in the shadows and saves ada near the end
pisses me off that the remake does not include most of these OSTs, it felt like a walk in the park mostly, sure the graphics were good and the characters too, but it did NOT have the same feeling as the original OG one as this, playing this track and playing the OG one had a more grim and disturbing feeling that you weren't alone, something was lurking from the shadows and it made the atmosphere feel creepy to its core.
Yup so true! The lab in the remake feels so clean and sterile, not scary at all. The original was so much more daunting and thrilling. Dirty, scary, no way out. And the eerie sound of our characters' footsteps in the metallic grids there (sorry I don't know the proper terminology but I'm sure you understand about which sound I'm talking about 😀) was the cherry on top 😎😎
This is the music that plays constantly for any worker in the SCP foundation. In fact, this track is probably an Keter Class SCP that just plays everywhere in any SCP facility
remake is good but og is still my favourite , despite being newer and gaming being more advanced in technology but the og had this magic where it captured that feeling that cant be replicated
Into the unknown- RE Outbreak This is probably the iconic feeling of an underground laboratory ambiance, because they reused the same theme in Outbreak for the underground facility.
Resident Evil 2 deserves truly masterpiece remake but with this soundtracks. Sountracks and sound effects was amazing. I remember when i was at laboratory with a custom shotgun my characters footsteps and this music only. Then a creature appear but custom shotgun was freaking powerful i still hear that shotgun explode it was damn satisfaction...
Playing this in my surround sound system, thunder Bass. 24 band equalizer, Dolby Prologic, and Dolby Surround 5.1 surround, 6.1 surround... You get the picture... Totally amazing 🙌🙌 Resident evil 1 and and so on, every game console that I have since the Atari, always had surround sound. PlayStation 1 will always be number one. Wish I can go back in time.
Would I call this track beautiful? No I would call it what it is, Sick, Twisted, Demented even it's the source of all your greatest fears, your deepest darkest nightmares all brought to life and the most startling thing of all is the truth that it was all brought into being by mankind itself questioning more whether it could be done for better results and more monetary gain(at everyone else's expense) instead of asking whether they should try it at all to begin with. This theme works amazingly for one of the closing levels of the game and fully encapsulates what Umbrella truly is, A ruthless corporate giant that is pushing its pharmaceuticals by day and bringing pure horror to life by night
@@MultiDom20 I have my doubts, RE remake was a great game, but the soundtrack wasn't as good as the original. The best song in the entire RE remake was the save room theme. In RE2, the whole soundtrack is so memorizable that I can hear it and say, that's the song when you enter the police station! Or that's the song when you enter the library! And since the hallways are dark now (like where you meet the licker), the song from that hallway was removed, it goes a little bit like this, *tan* *tan* *tan* *tan* try to memorize it in your head with the actual piano. So yeah, the first two Resident Evils had the best soundtrack and are my favorite games of all time. They inspired me to make games like it in the future. Also, I can't wait for RE2 remake!
For some reason, back in 1998, my experience with Resident evil began by exploring Umbrella, through a friend's save data, this backingtrack is iconic.
I listened to this While working at a Hospital, Weird my first job was working for Information Systems for the Laboratory, and Being a huge Resident Evil Fanboy
it gives you the feeling of being the last living thing inside of a lab while hearing the slow and forced breathing of zombies coldness and fear overcomes you as you realize there is no escape of the inevitable
Amazing, Wonderful, Very Cool and very Badass Music. That music is my favorite from Resident Evil Video Games History. Really. Thank you very much my Mate for uploading that.
I was today’s old when I found out that THIS particular track in RE2 wasn’t even composed by Masami Ueds but by the Composer got Parasite Eve 2... always wondered why I got PE2 Lab vibes from this game
This brings me back to one night, I forget how many years ago, my brother was playing Resident Evil 2 and wanted to play it in one go, so I made some spaghetti for dinner and my sister and I ate as we watched him play. Such good memories.
Resident Evil 2 is my favorite Resident Evil Game, and generally Resident Evil 2 is my favorite Video Game Ever.I Love Resident Evil 2 since i was a kid.In my honest opinion Resident Evil 2 is the Best Resident Evil Game and the Best Horror Video Game of all time. Also Generally Resident Evil Games are my favorite Video Games. I am still Very sad and very mad and angry with Capcom who ruined and destroyed that Masterpiece.The Last Classic and good Resident Evil is ""Resident Evil Code:Veronica"". After ""Resident Evil Code:Veronica"" came the downhill of Resident Evil. Rest In Peace Resident Evil. 😢 😞
I totally agree with you but I thought RE4 , 5 and partly 6 we’re good for what they were. The only good thing about 6 was Leon’s campaign. The rest sucked. RE7 was ok not that great. The other resident evils that were in between were hit or miss. Like you said I grew up playing the original RE1, 2 and 3 so they have a lot of meaning to me. I hope when they come out with this remake of RE2 it’s as good as the original, hope they don’t drop the ball.
this paritcular track was composed by Naoshi Mizuta. the only track he made for RE2... That's why you can hear the vibes of PE2, for which he composed the entire ost
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Goodbye and rest in peace, Paul Haddad ( Leon S Kennedy voice actor).
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This is beautiful. It just puts twisted mad science into sound. It feels so sleek and sterile. So unfeeling. So machined. Feels as icy cold as your running blood every second you're down in this demented dungeon of technology beneath Raccoon City.
Thats a good comment right there.
I don't know why, but for some reason, whenever I hear this song and cross this level, the first Alien movie comes to my mind.
It feels like I'm in that kind of spaceship, desolate, eerie, dark, claustrophobic, silente... I really can't explain why I get that feeling.
This is their home. Their nest. It's a man-made hell.
You just explained the feel of this amazing soundtrack perfectly...
This and Concrete Bound from RE1 are such perfect tunes for these equally twisted, but different laboratories...
Nothing beats the original trilogy in terms of survival-horror's soundtrack...
The sound design of the doors opening and the metallic footsteps also complement this piece perfectly
One of the most terrifying OST's ever crafted for a video game.
This and some from silent hill are the best
It seeps darkness, like there’s horror hiding even in the notes!
i sleep to it
DOOM II - Icon of Sin OPL version
This, Silent Hill 1 and Alone in the dark 4 the new nightmare (PS1/Dreamcast only) are best of the best. I'd say the absolute best is SH1, it's themes aren't just tense/horror but quite twisted.
It is unbelievable how this soundtrack was able to perfectly capture the subtle nuances of the atmosphere and the abstract ideas behind it. This piece feels very cold, detached and uncanny. Absolutely perfect
Well said, it's so true
sounds very cold, industrial and it captures the reality of the aftermath, love it
the lab in remake just isnt the same without this. This song really pushes the idea of an unspeakable evil lurking just beneath everyones feet where they live, sleep, and die.
@Raphi it is dlc . You can either buy it separately in the store or buy the deluxe edition of the game.
Ya boy knew i had to buy that as soon as i heard about it 😂
yes, whoever composed this track really nailed it. This track fits perfectly with something that is malevolent, evil and hidden away. Japanese games always had excellent soundtrack to accompany their games, some of the best ambient music were from silent hill and early resident evil games.
unfortunately changing the music to its Original doesn't give the same vibe as the metallic and industrial look of the Original RE2... but RE2 remake was good
To think they were screwing around with the ebola virus there too..
Industrial, bleak, cold and errie.. just what RE2 music was all about
I found this lab to be even scarier than the one beneath the Spencer Mansion. This one was much larger, had more monsters, more moments that made you jump out of your skin and a higher probability of death before you faced that final boss. The soundtrack during the first Resident Evil was creepy, but also quite relaxing, but this was just plain spine-tingling, through and through.
It’s a Thursday night, and I have this music playing on the surround sound. Lights are off, bedroom window is wide open, the beautiful post-sunset blue gradient sky is still visible, street lights are on, and the lovely summer night’s breeze is bursting into the room. Wicked vibe.
I can’t play the remake without the original soundtrack.
It’s impossible
Just play this in the background lol
@@Christianmendez-ig8xgWasn't there an option to toggle the original OST on the options? Or I might be thinking about the original SFX
I 100% agree.
@@PlusMeowwye you have to pay for it 😂
You can feel the cold of the below-zero laboratory just from hearing this
My Favourite soundtrack from RE2....you can Feel the pressure from Laboratory
exactly !!! i love that !
Playing this game in 98 was just amazing and even still to this day gives chills down the spine. This for me is the best music in any resident evil game. The re2 remake soundtrack swap makes the game so much more better, especially this part in the lab. Pure genius.
This is an incredible piece of music. Deceptively calm, then builds up to anxiety inducing stress, and then steadily tapers off into ambience again. Much like the game itself. It's among the best horror music I've heard, game or film. I find it strangely relaxing just to listen and I come back to it quite a lot. Unlike all of the Resident Evil 1 soundtrack which just terrifies me still!
Literally the perfect music to play when your exploring an abandoned building like a factory or asylum 😬😬😭
Or an eerie, spaceship looking place. I don't know why, but this song makes me think of Alien: The 8th Passenger. I really feel like I'm inside Nostromos or a very similar spaceship, isolated from the whole universe and I just want to get out of there, but I can't.
So true.
I actually had this theme in mind when I was exploring this one Asylum called Century Manor. The only place that I wasn’t able to explore all by myself
Its also much better than the Remake Version
Likely it's treated as both along with the possibility that they're experimenting humans in that lab.
The first lab theme in RE1, creepy but amazing, definitely went well with the atmosphere, almost as if you could hear the buzzing of the fluorescent lights.
This one, perfect... goes well with a much larger, more-technical lab, the ambient sound of generators.
+emmanuel gimenez definitely the underground laboratory
+Jerome "Chef" McElroy Yeh, can definitely imagine peering through a microscope and making calculations on a laptop, all with this in the background.
+Donkey Lips Whatever you put the main fuse in to power this place was one hell of a generator.
This seems like the perfect music to listen to when driving down an empty highway at midnight
I have this blaring in my front yard on Halloween. RE music was made for October!
i've played re2 music for halloween the last 3 years and will play again oct 2019. I turn off all the lights, stand in my garage with the candy and see who's brave enough to walk in to get some.
@@MrRodneyRiley How was it this year? lol
Naoshi Mizuta is such a fantastic composer, going from his supreme melodic works to such atmospheric soundtrack like this.. I plan on playing through all the games he has composed for!
Oh was this the one track that Mizuta composed? It sounds like Mizuta's music for Parasite Eve 2 as well.
fucking awesome...the entire soundtrack of resident evil 2 is a masterpiece. all original music NEEDS to be in the RE2 Remake. Remixed atleast.
+Penguin i reckon the music would be remixed or they are made from scratch just like in the remake of RE1
i would use the new sounds like the updated gun shots and zombie sound effects and background like the one in the remakes. music is optional though
I hope they're actually making a remake. It took 6 years for RE1 remake. It's been 18 years.. still waiting for RE2 remake..
Well, now that's it's out... it's BS you have to pay for the original OST, but BOY does this fit the lab in the remake well! It's so good
@@8024hawk yeah its bs to pay but at least its less than 5 bucks.
I used to pause the game on this stage just to listen to this.
Micah Fries Me too
pause stops the music.....
stop playing, maybe
I think you mean open up the status screen with the CIRCLE button rather than pausing it with the START button (referring to the PS1 version)
I know =)) I'm just a re2 nerd
freak lol
I'd go as far to say, RE2 is what it is partly because of it's soundtrack, it's INSANE!
***** Pretty spot on. It was scary and mysterious. You always felt like there was something more to it, secret stuff.
If I was to describe the different tones of all the main classic Resident Evil games, before RE4, I think it would be these words:
*RE0 and RE1--* The traditional Gothic Horror style, with creepy mansions out in the middle of the dark foggy woods, rooms that look like they could have werewolves/vampires/ghosts inhabiting them, and secret underground laboratories, full of disturbing stories of crimes against humanity and tampering with nature, which practically scream "Frankenstein."
*RE2--* What the other guy said, about it feeling more like a thriller about top secret government stuff, with also a little more emphasis on the sci-fi aspect of RE, making it feel like an "Alien" movie.
*RE Nemesis--* A much more militaristic feel, with an added "Terminator"-like vibe, since you are running from a hulking slasher villain, through a series of explosive action scenes, in an urban environment.
*RE(3): Code Veronica--* This installment feels like one of those movies that Tim Burton either created or influenced (such Coraline), with its combination of a creepy macabre aesthetic, an aristocratic elegance, and child-like fantasy imagery to make something very disturbingly surreal. As a side note, I prefer to give Code Veronica the title of RE3, since that one progresses the franchise's story in major ways, was planned to be marketed that way from the start, and tried more new things with the gameplay, while RE Nemesis feels more like an expansion pack to RE2 that copies the same gameplay just with a few improvements, a different set of locations in Raccoon City, and subtle changes in tone.
Of course, back then, with the limitations of early consoles technology, a well crafted soundtrack was vital for a game's overall atmosphere...
That's also why in 90% of cases, and i'm possibly even conservative here, soundtracks from 90s and early 2000s videogames are much better, more iconic and unforgettable than today's ones...
@@ZombieHorror666 I wonder what I said three years ago. That channel is dead now. 100+ tribute videos, all gone.
Totally agree my friend. Classic RE titles (before RE4) are nothing if you get out their BGM music.
I loved the atmosphere of the laboratory, as soon as you arrive at the place it feels alien, like there was just evil at this place.
William Birkins Lab...
A place you should never find yourself in.....
ZayIvory7 unless you need a steady income to put food on the table ;(
Griffin Tremaine But only if you are Birkin, Wesker, Sergei, or Spencer himself. ;). Anyone else working for Umbrella tends to not be so lucky.
OMFG YES!!!
@@VenusHeadTrap2 I'm pretty sure one of the journal entries from this or the remake was from a scientist saying Umbrella paid really well. And I'd assume it's a great resume booster in the RE-world, like people who work for Big 4 consulting after college.
@@DonMiguelXVIIII think Whesker and Irons visit that lab as well.
the layers of this track are astounding. the deep chord progression being so prominent to remind you where you are; in a hole. its dim, cold and reeks of sweet rot of dead bodies and whatever unrecognizable odors produced by the creatures lurking around. this track really sounds like your brain trying to fill in the blanks of what your eyes cant process in the shadows. not many will make it out alive and the ones that do wont come back the same.
Sound give a very oppressing and dangerous atmosphere, and that feeling of we are not suppose to be here
The-PhD-gamer and the feeling that terrible experiences has occurred
The-PhD-gamer Powerful fear impressions and panic. But your description was perfect.
yeah, it just sounds like the air is infected
Sounds like something you'd hear before death comes to get you.
Nothing can replicate this.
Perfect meditation song for a cold wintry night
That one mutated licker just busting down from the vents giving you a surprise attack always scared me as a child.
This and the Training Facility theme from Resident Evil Zero are the most haunting themes IMO
Logra transmitir una sensación incomoda, triste, insegura y de que estas perdido sin importar que hagas.
This needs to be played at hospitals
Lol
I had this track on my player when I was in the hospital and it came up EXACTLY when there was a power failure and the back-up generators came in ! O.O
I work in a hospital and I'm listening to this
ARCOS it should be played in hospitals
No this needs to be played in the underground of ........ area 5 1 maybe.. c:
The memories man!! I remember playing this on my Nintendo 64 at night being scared shitless as a kid. Now how come you couldn’t get into this place in RE0????
This theme somehow creates tense even though it's very calm and slow...
*licker breaks through the shaft behind you*
This is definitely something you would hear in a hospital.
Because back in December of 2008, the day after Christmas, my stepfather was in the hospital recovering from a triple bypass surgery and around midnight once we found out everything was gonna be okay, my mom told me she was gonna spend the night. My grandmother and I left and I spent the night at her house. Cause we lived in a house out in the country and I didn't feel like being alone, cause I was practically alone from Christmas day all the way to the week after new years.
This is so good it doesn't even remind me of Resident Evil 2, it reminds me of Manhunt!
Resident Evil 2 is fucking good.
Not sure why but while its overall a birkin thing i get the feeling of weskers prescence aswell with this sonf as obviously he is there aswell in the shadows and saves ada near the end
One of the most beautiful pieces of music in horror themed history.
pisses me off that the remake does not include most of these OSTs, it felt like a walk in the park mostly, sure the graphics were good and the characters too, but it did NOT have the same feeling as the original OG one as this, playing this track and playing the OG one had a more grim and disturbing feeling that you weren't alone, something was lurking from the shadows and it made the atmosphere feel creepy to its core.
Yup so true! The lab in the remake feels so clean and sterile, not scary at all. The original was so much more daunting and thrilling. Dirty, scary, no way out. And the eerie sound of our characters' footsteps in the metallic grids there (sorry I don't know the proper terminology but I'm sure you understand about which sound I'm talking about 😀) was the cherry on top 😎😎
Probably the greatest horror music ever
One of the best, if not the best theme in the entire RE series!
This is the music that plays constantly for any worker in the SCP foundation. In fact, this track is probably an Keter Class SCP that just plays everywhere in any SCP facility
To this day, this track has never been matched in another game let alone film in my opinion.
This is very creepy when you play the remake. The feeling you are in a very dangerous place filled with horrible creatures
remake is good but og is still my favourite , despite being newer and gaming being more advanced in technology but the og had this magic where it captured that feeling that cant be replicated
When you're actually in a building labeled the NEST ☠️
Not in the original
@@The_BEST_Rookie_CopI meant irl
@@serillian6742 Ahhh okay. Wait a second..You work for Umbrella? 🤨
Into the unknown- RE Outbreak
This is probably the iconic feeling of an underground laboratory ambiance, because they reused the same theme in Outbreak for the underground facility.
Sometimes I enjoy being scared, and this song makes me enjoy that
Resident Evil 2 deserves truly masterpiece remake but with this soundtracks. Sountracks and sound effects was amazing. I remember when i was at laboratory with a custom shotgun my characters footsteps and this music only. Then a creature appear but custom shotgun was freaking powerful i still hear that shotgun explode it was damn satisfaction...
Playing this in my surround sound system, thunder Bass. 24 band equalizer, Dolby Prologic, and Dolby Surround 5.1 surround, 6.1 surround...
You get the picture...
Totally amazing 🙌🙌
Resident evil 1 and and so on, every game console that I have since the Atari, always had surround sound. PlayStation 1 will always be number one. Wish I can go back in time.
Would I call this track beautiful? No I would call it what it is, Sick, Twisted, Demented even it's the source of all your greatest fears, your deepest darkest nightmares all brought to life and the most startling thing of all is the truth that it was all brought into being by mankind itself questioning more whether it could be done for better results and more monetary gain(at everyone else's expense) instead of asking whether they should try it at all to begin with. This theme works amazingly for one of the closing levels of the game and fully encapsulates what Umbrella truly is, A ruthless corporate giant that is pushing its pharmaceuticals by day and bringing pure horror to life by night
I've listened to this while playing final fantasy xv chapter 13. It really fits the Zegnautus Keep's environment.
I am driving to work listening to this, Very appropriate.
I remember when I played this zone, I was afraid to face a powerful enemy, the music prepared you for battle a big one.
Listening to this makes me want to replay RE2 on Gamecube once again :-)
Fucken plants.................. I miss you :')
In the remake those plants are creepy
Composed by Naoshi Mizuta. The brilliant composer behind the atmospheric music of Parasite Eve 2.
They better keep this in the REmake.
I hope so. They succeeded to do so in Resident Evil Outbreak, in the "Below Freezing Point" scenario.
I think it might be a little more creepy sounding in the remake
@@MultiDom20 I have my doubts, RE remake was a great game, but the soundtrack wasn't as good as the original. The best song in the entire RE remake was the save room theme. In RE2, the whole soundtrack is so memorizable that I can hear it and say, that's the song when you enter the police station! Or that's the song when you enter the library!
And since the hallways are dark now (like where you meet the licker), the song from that hallway was removed, it goes a little bit like this, *tan* *tan* *tan* *tan* try to memorize it in your head with the actual piano. So yeah, the first two Resident Evils had the best soundtrack and are my favorite games of all time. They inspired me to make games like it in the future.
Also, I can't wait for RE2 remake!
nobody noticed the REmake pun? cuz... RE - Resident Evil?
Champions 67 if you get the deluxe edition, there is an option in the menu to replace the new revamped soundtrack, with the original...
The japanese box art is so scary. No wonder they didn't use it for north america.
+Xilo Channel It is also the European box art.
Yes!
Possibly one of the zombies of George A. Romero that he made for CAPCOM at the time.
shame they didn't use in north america, it's great.
For some reason, back in 1998, my experience with Resident evil began by exploring Umbrella, through a friend's save data, this backingtrack is iconic.
I listened to this While working at a Hospital, Weird my first job was working for Information Systems for the Laboratory, and Being a huge Resident Evil Fanboy
There is something "X-Files"-ish in those tracks. Love it!
>Playing this while sitting in my home quarantined during the coronavirus outbreak waiting for the inevitable boogaloo
based
umbrella giving out skin care products/ vaccines
I was looking for extended version of this track. Thank you!
I love how they brought back the OG soundtrack for the RE2 remake. Love this track.
I am so love this song from resident evil 2 and I love this year about past 1998
Belly of the beast, the Labs, miles underground and no turning back
it gives you the feeling of being the last living thing inside of a lab while hearing the slow and forced breathing of zombies
coldness and fear overcomes you as you realize there is no escape of the inevitable
My god this game was so good and tonight at 12am we get to experience it all over again. My gaming hype levels have never been so high.
Amazing, Wonderful, Very Cool and very Badass Music. That music is my favorite from Resident Evil Video Games History. Really. Thank you very much my Mate for uploading that.
I want those days back it's so nostalgic
When you enter in the laboratory where it come from coronavirus
or any of those human-animal hybrid labs in china
Put this on your loud speakers and the temperature of the room will drop like 10 degrees
This is brilliant like the rest of the soundtrack. This theme just feels like the lab
Naoshi Mizuta is a genius
Who does not fear this and wanted to stop playing but at the same time continue playing!!
Feels rather Terminator 1 esque. This song in particular was EXTREMELY intimidating especially the first time playing
This soundtrack gets you in situation.
Resident evil 7 's got NOTHING on this !
cr4yv3n neither does 4, 5, and 6!🤦🏽♂️I wish CAPCOM would please go back to this
I agree with you. RE2 is a masterpiece
4 had an awesome soundtrack! The other soundtracks after 4 were only okay.
This will be my favorite tune in the game. It really depicts the stage well. 👍👍👍👍
This track fits so perfect in remake
So this is actually what became Parasite eve 2. Very cool. :D
i remeber this game awsom long life resident evil 2
So cold. Very nice.
This sound makes you think " fuck this im going back to the police station "
Esse jogo é uma obra de arte, incluindo a trilha sonora
I was today’s old when I found out that THIS particular track in RE2 wasn’t even composed by Masami Ueds but by the Composer got Parasite Eve 2... always wondered why I got PE2 Lab vibes from this game
oh wow i didn't know that either.
resident evil 2 might have the greatest soundtrack of any game ever. Seriously.
Who else can hear the automatic seal-tight doors opening? 😁
Me 🤣
This brings me back to one night, I forget how many years ago, my brother was playing Resident Evil 2 and wanted to play it in one go, so I made some spaghetti for dinner and my sister and I ate as we watched him play. Such good memories.
Definitely my favourite theme from RE2 (along with The Library)
so deep, dark, creepy and epic! 👍
The theme of twisted brilliance.
Resident Evil 2 is my favorite Resident Evil Game, and generally Resident Evil 2 is my favorite Video Game Ever.I Love Resident Evil 2 since i was a kid.In my honest opinion Resident Evil 2 is the Best Resident Evil Game and the Best Horror Video Game of all time. Also Generally Resident Evil Games are my favorite Video Games. I am still Very sad and very mad and angry with Capcom who ruined and destroyed that Masterpiece.The Last Classic and good Resident Evil is ""Resident Evil Code:Veronica"". After ""Resident Evil Code:Veronica"" came the downhill of Resident Evil. Rest In Peace Resident Evil. 😢 😞
Dimitris-Dionysis Vennes thats true what you say
1, 2, 3, code veronica x, and 4 is where it's at. I don't like too much after 4 but how could you not like that one
I totally agree with you but I thought RE4 , 5 and partly 6 we’re good for what they were. The only good thing about 6 was Leon’s campaign. The rest sucked. RE7 was ok not that great. The other resident evils that were in between were hit or miss. Like you said I grew up playing the original RE1, 2 and 3 so they have a lot of meaning to me. I hope when they come out with this remake of RE2 it’s as good as the original, hope they don’t drop the ball.
Dimitris-Dionysis Vennes don’t lose hope just yet. There could be a re2 remake. Eventually.
Zero and 4 weren't bad.
Covid 19 breaking out of Wuhan Labs
20 years ago I listen to this soundtrack reminds me of snake mountain from he-man from my toddlers days
When they make a movie about the Corona Virus, this should be the main theme when the opening credits are displayed. It sure fits.
this paritcular track was composed by Naoshi Mizuta. the only track he made for RE2... That's why you can hear the vibes of PE2, for which he composed the entire ost
In Resident Evil Outbreak is a similair Version of this track
If a remake of this theme doesn't make it into the reboot of the film ill be sad
Things like these are not done anymore