The year 1987, you get homefrom school, you go to your local convience store, you spot a new arcade, the music captures your attention, you walk over , your eyes are hipnotozed without thinking you pop in a quarter and the world passes you by .
Never heard this through proper speakers before. In fact, I had to strain to hear it in the bowling alley where I first stood mesmerized all those years ago. With the bass kicking, though, the digital prog masterpiece is revealed in all its glory! Yamane Kazunaka is a freakin' genius!!!
Listening bsck to this on jabra earbuds ,I'd forgotten (and quite possibly didn't hear way back when in the arcades) about the level of sub bass in parts of the soundtrack. It's also fascinating that there was a whole 6 year (ish) period where FM synthesis was de rigeur in arcade game soundtracks. They were YM chips and were multitmbral, so you could have 6 part arrangements and beyond, depending on other chip configurations (i.e custom speech, sample player for drums etc, where FM wasn't the greatest)on the boards. Once the cost of memory dropped, then mpst soundtracks tended tp be based around higher resolution samples, doing away the need for FM altogether. Thank you for sharing 👍
Everybody knows that this game is legendary and soundtrack is probably even more legendary, not kid ourselves on the instrumentation of this soundtrack. It’s pretty crude and harsh along with being quite abrasive but it has its charm. Thanks for sharing.
Remember if you made it all the way to the end and you were playing with a partner, if neither one of you got killed b4 beating the last boss y'all had fight each other to see get Marian
my dad used to fix arcades. so we owned double dragon. if you opened the coin box and held down the little lever that gets triggered when a coin goes through you can freeze the game but not the music. i used to do that all the time to hear 6:10 that harmonizing thing was so cool.
The year 1987, you get homefrom school, you go to your local convience store, you spot a new arcade, the music captures your attention, you walk over , your eyes are hipnotozed without thinking you pop in a quarter and the world passes you by .
Damn straight man, too bad the generation nowadays won't be able to experience things like this since arcades aren't around anymore!!
I used to go to Barry island every weekend with my dad and put 10p after 10p into this game until I completed it! Good times… ❤
And the world was introduced to Billy and Jimmy the Lee Bros.
Take me back of those days. Internet gaming will never compare to 80s and 90s video games and arcades.
My brother Demond and I played Double Dragon all the time when we were kids! One of our favorite games!
Never heard this through proper speakers before. In fact, I had to strain to hear it in the bowling alley where I first stood mesmerized all those years ago. With the bass kicking, though, the digital prog masterpiece is revealed in all its glory! Yamane Kazunaka is a freakin' genius!!!
Listening bsck to this on jabra earbuds ,I'd forgotten (and quite possibly didn't hear way back when in the arcades) about the level of sub bass in parts of the soundtrack.
It's also fascinating that there was a whole 6 year (ish) period where FM synthesis was de rigeur in arcade game soundtracks. They were YM chips and were multitmbral, so you could have 6 part arrangements and beyond, depending on other chip configurations (i.e custom speech, sample player for drums etc, where FM wasn't the greatest)on the boards. Once the cost of memory dropped, then mpst soundtracks tended tp be based around higher resolution samples, doing away the need for FM altogether.
Thank you for sharing 👍
No problem, thanks for the comment!!
Everybody knows that this game is legendary and soundtrack is probably even more legendary, not kid ourselves on the instrumentation of this soundtrack. It’s pretty crude and harsh along with being quite abrasive but it has its charm. Thanks for sharing.
No problem, glad you guys liked it!!
Man i can remember the first day i played this game in 89 with my brothers! oh memories!
Glad you guys liked it man!!
"Inser Coin", la frase más atractiva de los 80's.
Hmph "POW" the elbow punch! I use to love to use that on the villians
Appreciate this post 🙏🏾🤷🏾♂️🙏🏾
Glad you guys liked it man!
This is AWESOME, thanks for sharing! All kinds of good childhood memories here.
No problem man, glad you liked it!!
I hear this everyday almost, to me its happyness, thanks for sharing
No problem, glad you guys liked it man!!
Remember if you made it all the way to the end and you were playing with a partner, if neither one of you got killed b4 beating the last boss y'all had fight each other to see get Marian
I never knew the interlude song at 5:42 had more parts to it, lol.
my dad used to fix arcades. so we owned double dragon. if you opened the coin box and held down the little lever that gets triggered when a coin goes through you can freeze the game but not the music. i used to do that all the time to hear 6:10 that harmonizing thing was so cool.
@@Aro2220 crashing the game just to listen to the music haha. That was epic
GRANDE !! GRANDE!! // GREIT!! GREIT!!
Glad you guys liked it man!!
Thanks bro
Any time
Epic soundtrack thank you for sharing this. 👍🏻
My pleasure man, glad you enjoyed it!
If the industrial area riot bit isn’t your favourite then you have absolutely no taste in music.
Ill fight back to back with you against the hordes of MFs wit no taste on that 👍🏿
SMASH! SMASH! SMASH!.......
....."Wleaaah"
TECHNOS FOREVER
Hammer and spike
Una maravilla de ost
Este juego y el street fighert marcaron una generacion .
My inner child thanks you to bring us this beautiful OST. By the way, how did you get this?
Glad you guys liked it man, I believe I got it from here:
downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/double-dragon-arcade
肘打ちだけでワンコインクリアー楽勝ゲーム(笑)
Un clásico en arcade lo mejor
yo recuerdo que la musica del juego era un poco diferente no tan robotizada
Hahahaha.