Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - The Only Thing I Know For Real | Reacting To Video Game Music!

[@segafan2437]

lemme set the scene, A sexy Brazilian samurai man ,and a hot American cybernetic ninja boy on a big motorcycle stop at the side of an empty highway at sunset, for an honourable duel. they stand roughly twenty feet appart, in the grass to the side of the road, blazing in the orange light, they draw their swords, make eye contact and both smile, as this song kicks in. and the fight begins. my suggestion from MGR-R is called "i'm my own master now" the theme of Wolf. the kind of song that turns a hum in your kitchen into an actual growl. the entire game's OST is genuinly a 9/10 across the board, and i would suggest playing MGR-R because it is a very short game.

[@charlay23]

Excellent description! @Jesse's Auditorium - It's not a horde of enemies, but actually a boss battle :D Here is a good example vid of it; "Metal Gear Rising: Sam Boss Fight HD" kzbin.info/www/bejne/emS6iYlpl9-FatU

[@svenfruiti494]

lmao

[@guigondi7671]

i'll be honest i was kind of disappointed with how that fight ended and how short it was...I wanted MORE of that fight! It ended too soon!!!

[@ryleygriggs9840]

“That’s good! Yes, I like that!”

[@traphimawari7760]

MGR is indeed a short game, and sadly the last stop for the metal gear story, still hoping that one day it will have a sequel

[@IBAGGaming]

The only thing better than this song is actually seeing a politician being willing to fight for his beliefs.

[@cn2490]

Damn.

[@V_0717]

And played football and could have gone pro

[@blakeshepherd3390]

@@V_0717 I wish football players were all Armstrong

[@joepolitics1218]

Bruh that politician weaponized orphan brains

[@ryanlorenzo5003]

@@joepolitics1218 yeah those orphan brains weren't going to be used by anyone else. What were YOU gonna do with it?

[@tessajalloh3914]

This theme plays as Jet Stream Sam's boss theme, the music in MGR tends to perform as exposition for the characters, as there's so little time spent fleshing them out through the game itself. The music tells you their dreams, their hopes, their motivations. Sam comes off as a cocky, gunsure swordsman and an antagonist to Raiden, besting Raiden effortlessly at the start of the game with the instrumental version. Then we get the lyrics later in a rematch, and realise that Sam doesn't know who he is anymore, he has deep doubts about his role in things, and chose to bet everything on the fight. If he wins, he'll accept his place in the carnage. But if he loses, he'll know he was wrong, and that Raiden can set things right.

[@superjosue64]

That's why Sam is one of the best Metal Gear characters

[@ubermaster134]

@@superjosue64 And he had basically no cyborg enhancements, just his arm.

[@banditbro25]

As Sam said, "If I win, that's that. Back to our regularly scheduled world wide incident. But if I loose here... If he cuts me down... The lock on my blade will unlock after a few hours, after that... It's all up to him.".

[@Hollowperson]

@@banditbro25 what happens after that after that... is up to you wolfy

[@onyxswordsman10]

@@ubermaster134 yeah and the double jump doesn't count

[@lanneko726]

Fun fact: The theme plays with just the guitar chords whenever you disarmed Sam's katana, the lyrics only come back if he pick up his blade

[@JoJomessage]

Just shows how much detail they put into MGR 🙌

[@apigeyagkkkk4510]

@Randomperson2 has a sound box in murasama

[@shimik11]

the game was made by Platinum Games, the big majority of their games are legit Power Trips, they want to make you feel as strong and badass as you possibly can in the game. The music they use reflects it perfectly lol.

[@JessesAuditorium]

Biased username and picture? :D

[@OathOblivio]

@@JessesAuditorium They're probably biased XD but for context, Platinum Games also made Bayonetta and Nier: Automata that are similar to MGR in that they are amazing games that make you feel powerful, among other well known amazing titles. So @Raiden X is kinda... correct lol

[@shimik11]

@@JessesAuditorium haha nah :P

[@sebastianb.3978]

@@OathOblivio Didn't they make Vanquish too?

[@OathOblivio]

@@sebastianb.3978 They did indeed

[@nicolaj990]

Dude MGR? All of them. "Im my own master now" -- "Red Sun" -- "The stains of time" -- "A stranger I remain"

[@alwest4472]

Hot wind blowing. Rules of nature

[@АлександрЛенин-ч6ю]

"Im my own master now" BEST

[@pinbox5814]

The war still rages within.

[@TuanMinh-qc6hr]

Collective consciousness

[@Dumbsourplum]

Red Sun is my fav man

[@vahlok1426]

Something radical about this fight outside of the music being awesome, and the fight itself being amazing, is the idea that it's a battle between a blood drunk cyborg ninja and a cocky partly enhanced modern samurai, in the middle of the desert as the sun sets behind them. It's amazing.

[@smward87]

Yeah Raiden is 99% machine, by this point only the upper part of his skull and his brain is still organic (and I think his heart. Maybe). Sam on the other hand, has some minor cybernetic augmentations in his arms to allow him to handle the Masamune without crippling himself. Other than that he is still a pure human.

[@vahlok1426]

@@smward87 He could do all that crazy stuff before he got his arm, mind you. He got that big cyborg arm after Armstrong cut his real one off. Sam is legit one of the most powerful characters in MG if you ask me, he's a normal guy who can take down a Ray in melee for crying out loud.

[@smward87]

@@vahlok1426 Indeed.

[@ALJ9000]

@@smward87 He’s just a skull, upper jaw, and spine by this point

[@DivineTV_]

Yes. My driving playlist is the entire MGR OST for the last 7 years.

[@Cyridi31]

Endless vehicular manslaughter

[@Kalidaaaaa]

@@Cyridi31 it’s the only thing he knows for real

[@roman2237]

@@Kalidaaaaa it has to be that way

[@finalboss9297]

@@roman2237 blood...

[@xqusyte554]

@@roman2237 it's as glorious as the Red Sun of Paradise.

[@temporalwolf7054]

This is indeed a boss fight. Against a samurai cyborg with a high frequency katana in the middle of an Arizonan desert while a robot dog with a chainsaw tail watches on during the sunset. ...There's a LOT going on and I adore it all

[@Synrune]

Blade Wolf doesn't have a chainsaw that was back when he was LQ-84i

[@sentientmustache8360]

He isn’t a cyborg, he’s something far more powerful than that… *he’s brazilian*

[@konikotrestrescinco859]

@@sentientmustache8360 It can't be.... Not a Brazilian....

[@Year_of_the_Dell]

On a highway of all places

[@DJ3592]

​@@sentientmustache8360the weakest Brazilian male

[@MavrosStJohn]

The thing that makes the lyric part of the music of MGR is that each boss is supposed to be effectively singing their boss music. Jetstream Sam, the boss who’s the music goes to, is a master of Iaijutsu, or the “Quick Draw” technique. So it makes sense that his music is fast, furious, and doesn’t give you time to breathe, since that’s how the fight feels to play.

[@KWG-001]

Honestly the tightest thing about these MGR themes is that the lyrics don't kick in until you're performing at a certain level and it just kicks the hype for the fight into a whole other LEVEL.

[@ffffdsd]

Thats not how it works your thinking of DMC 5. The lyrics play once the boss hits a certain health it has nothing to do with your skill

[@Exel3nce]

Yep, wrong Game or choice of words

[@Shadox-yv8ms]

Its skilled based on Revengeance mode tbh Except for Red Sun of course

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

In Jetstream Sam fight it is reversed. The lyrics start at the beginning and stop for the phase two when he is separated from his sword.

[@spinomania1921]

@@JohnSmith-ox3gy They start again when he picks it back up for the final phase

[@cerebralisk]

So Metal Gear Rising's boss tracks are fun, because there's lots of variations in them and both an instrumental and lyrics version. The game will time specific parts of the instrumental portions for different attacks and beats in the fight and the climax will then always bring in the lyrics version. The most famous of its tracks is probably Rules of Nature but this one is always good too.

[@decoinferno]

This track is special even among the MGR:R soundtracks as it's treat it differently. Most other tracks start off with the instrumental and build towards the hype as the battle goes on, with the vocals coming in. This track starts at maximum hype with vocals, but mellows out to instrumentals during the fight, as the end is suppose to be more emotional.

[@cerebralisk]

@@decoinferno Yeah the vocals go away when Sam is disarmed by that one parry attack.

[@alwest4472]

Because sams sword represents his ideals as of the fight, so losing it is like losing himself and his reasons thus his lyrics as well. Similarly to how when the other bosses get lyrics as there desperation grows and they show their true selves. Ie sundowner losing his shields and pulling out his machetes to go savage, or the lyrics in rules of nature ( which I consider metal gear theme, as it plays when you fight Rey as raiden and Sam in dlc, as well as that rat fuck with the shield at the end of the sewer level which is a metal gear from mg 1, nes ) punctuating the ends of these now outdated machines. As they are beaten out by cyborgs, rules of nature

[@Exel3nce]

@@decoinferno i dont think so? Its the same as in you hit a stage and Lyrics come

[@givemeanameiwillhate9525]

@@decoinferno the mechanic of the song was brought to the final fight against armstrong as well. Once raiden loses the sword, the lyrics stopped, just like how this song loses its lyrics when sam got disarmed

[@ballom101]

That face when the song starts was the same one I had the first time. "OH OK! I guess we're starting at 100% out the gate!"

[@MrMUERETECTM]

The best thing about the songs in this game is that they all reflect the philosophy and mentality of the enemy you are fighting. your character not only physically battles with them but also battles their beliefs and vision of the world And this vision of the world is expressed through music

[@Trakan1]

The entire soundtrack is this good.

[@vahlok1426]

Even the dlc added an awesome song with Hot Wind Blowing. Sam's dlc just recycled Collective Conciousness, but boy was his Armstrong battle freaking amazing.

[@silenc3068]

@@vahlok1426: It’s an awesome fight, but Armstrong is straight up an unfair boss in that fight, he has a tracking unblockable that has better tracking then anything else in the game, so much so that Armstrong will just straight up to a 180 midair and grab the very edge of your hit box

[@RasenCore]

I was hoping it was the one with the instrumental-only part in the beginning. Hearing those lyrics pop mid-track is rad as hell

[@internetjesus]

Yep, I love this choice. The instrumental at the beginning gives the feeling of the game's dynamic music cues, and the impact of the lyrics partway through is beautiful.

[@Exel3nce]

Mh idk about that

[@garr_inc]

@@internetjesus That's how all tracks should be arranged for MGS:R soundtrack.

[@banditkeef3864]

@@Exel3nce yeah the lyrics (or at least the voice effects) are pretty bad in all the tracks in my opinion. But man do they work so well when you are playing the game, you don’t really pay attention to the lyrics so you just feel the energy that comes from the tempo. At least that’s my opinion.

[@Help_MehL3]

@@banditkeef3864 well they don't have time to put back stories on their antagonists so they just put it in the music so I guess it's fair

[@triwolfdelta737]

8:30 this is a boss fight against a guy you encountered through the whole game. the interesting thing about this fight is that their was nothing before it. usually every level with a boss fight has a map you have to get through to go fight the boss but in this level, its only him. you start the level with you and him in front of each other swords in hand and ready to fight.

[@NEKOSAIKOU.]

Brazilian samurai

[@FonkyIsHere]

I love how the song go along with the character story. The song was about sam losing his ideal , losing himself after being defeated by Armstrong, which made the only thing he know for real is killing. It's awesome that this game is basically ideal vs idea , every single boss was fighting for their own belive.

[@vatonage1599]

Absolutely awesome that the game also gives you a (sadly brief) extra episode where you play as Jetstream Sam.

[@decoinferno]

This track is special even among the MGR:R soundtracks as it's treat it differently. Most other tracks start off with the instrumental and build towards the hype as the battle goes on, with the vocals coming in. This track starts at maximum hype with vocals, but mellows out to instrumentals during the fight, as the end is suppose to be more emotional.

[@popkhorne5372]

The best thing about the mgr soundtrack is that its consistently just as good as the two tracks you reacted to.

[@exceedcharge1]

My favorite thing about MGR is how the boss music works as a system, there is the pure music version that plays as standard, then the hype kicks in and the music seamlessly shifts to the lyric version making music you not only hear but feel

[@ChrisM_XP]

Wow this is such a coincidence I found this video/channel literally playing the game for the first time and I have been sharing videos to Twitter on its boss moments and OST! What a damn impressive game!

[@NumbingDisasterAnon]

The song and the situation really makes this work so beautifully. There is no greater rivalry than that of Raiden (the main protag) and Jetstream Sam. Jetstream Sam being a Brazilian national who grew up in a family who were taught by traditional Japanese sword masters the art of their craft and had taken this to heart, creating a family legacy of honor, competency, and skill to a legendary degree and hold their own to highest marks in operating with honor and swordsmanship. But this family gets tragically killed off by a drug cartel, leaving young Samuel Rodrigues lost and alone, with only the legacy of his family and his family's sword by his side. He continues to perfect his craft and decide to get into vigilantism and perform a one man war against the criminal underworld. Though, even his skill doesn't become good enough because the world becomes drastically improved via augmentations that improve the human condition and capabilities, so he has to compete by getting a suit to make him on par with cyber warriors and modify his family's sword to compete with materials being used for armor and weapon craft. He eventually meets one Senator Armstrong and fights him believing that he is a financier of cartels. He has grown cocky in his abilities, never finding an enemy to beat him, almost getting bored with it all, and starting to have his virtues slightly twisted into a "might makes right" mentality. Then...he gets absolutely floored and beaten by Armstrong, his worldview shattered and destroyed as his sword arm is cut off. In a single moment, his worldview is shattered and his self-assuredity and esteem is destroyed. It is easy that he gets wrapped up in Armstrong's plans as he does more and more despicable things as he grows to hate himself more and is trying to make himself stronger to forgive himself for his crushing defeat. Jack, Jack-The-Ripper, Raiden being born into a life of betrayals and hardship as a child soldier, learning that his adoptive father is the worst traitor to him personally, and has been trying to suppress his murderous instincts as the named Jack the Ripper (as he was quite the accomplished killer on the battlefield as a child). He makes up for this by joining a private security company, using his military and combat specialties to help spread peace to the world. Then comes Sam waltzing in and effortlessly chops him to pieces. Throughout the course of the game, Raiden succumbs more and more to his lust for bloodshed as he waxes philosophy and purpose with his enemies and learns from them more about himself in the grand concept of life, war, and purpose. Thinking this whole time he was fighting people who choose to be horrible, who choose to fight him, until once again Sam shows up and convinces Raiden into thinking that the men he has been killing this whole time are just men trying to provide for their families, their instincts of fear and pain nulled to almost nonexistence, that there truly was no choice in going against Raiden. But if the bad guys aren't stop, the biggest war ever devised would happen (plus they were also kidnapping and organ harvesting kids into becoming cyber child-soldiers which is a personal matter to our former child soldier who has gone through cyber combat training). Now the two meet in the desert, ready to fight. Raiden sees this as a means for revenge but Sam...Sam sees this differently. In Raiden, Sam sees himself before his fall, he says something that could even be better than him. He just needs to see for himself what this journey has done to Raiden, to see if Raiden has what it takes to do what Sam could not do, to beat Armstrong and save the world. The two will fight until only the strong remains, Raiden needs to save the world, Sam needs to redeem himself and test Raiden, and they both knows that this has gone too personal to be left alone. And so, despite them being kindred spirits, only one of them is destined to leave alive. And though they fight like samurai and ninjas, the location and situation is also like that of western cowboys...the emphasis on philosophical/personal clashing, the desert, the standoff. Even Sam's family sword is modified to where he can use a pistol trigger to multiply his strike force on his initial-draw-strike. A combination of the east and west, the rising and the fallen, the good and the evil, rivals to the end. The wind blows, the dust settles, the tumbleweed rolls between the two forces as they circle, all is quiet. And then, when blades first clang in the dance of strike and parry, the music of battle truly rages

[@splungerino]

Absolutely amazing

[@judeivanguevarra1687]

Ok

[@NEKOSAIKOU.]

I appreciate your love to the game (no I am not a dev)

[@Wileack]

The Only Thing I Know For Real is that this song is great

[@Mrmanueh7750]

Well, we need to remember that for the form of narration in mgr-r, somethings are not tell in gameplay, but in the music, all the bosses themes count a story related with the characters or narrates what occurs with them in the moment.

[@billsmith30]

All these people recommending the other boss themes but Collective Consciousness is secretly the best one: The unenlightened masses, they cannot make the judgement call Give up free will forever, their voices won't be heard at all Display obedience, while never stepping out of line and blindly swear allegiance Let your country control your mind

[@blueshit199]

when she says "harder daddy": *I sleep* when she says "show me a good time, Jack": *REAPER MODE ACTIVATED*

[@TjocCreation]

Why is that so cursed, yet so funny?

[@myoumyou90]

Show me a good time, Jack! - Samuel "Jetstream"

[@UltimateDudeGuy]

this mix starts with the first half as instrumental only, that exists for each mgr song even it has to be this way and the new stains of time you reacted to, even if not a reaction you just need to listen to the instrumental even the original versions of each songs are out there so you can check out the differences and as a side note, the ending for this one wasnt the actual ending, they just slapped on the ending piece somewhere in the middle xd

[@Niitroxyde]

You'll have to do them all now, no running away.

[@Zethrae]

Such a banger, first time catching a live premier too. Can't wait for more!

[@Killertnt5]

I really cant wait for you to inevitably listen to all of the boss themes cause im sure they will keep coming

[@PhirePhlame]

The fun thing about Jetstream Sam (the character that this boss theme belongs to) is that he's portrayed with the traits of both a movie cowboy and a movie samurai at once. And this makes a lot of sense, given how similar both of those archetypes are, while Sam's writing also plays with the ways they're different. Speaking of, did you know that it's nothing new for westerns to be adaptations of samurai films and vice-versa? Seven Samurai/Magnificent Seven, Yojimbo/Fistful of Dollars, and Unforgiven/Unforgiven, to name a few.

[@MaoriGamerDood]

The Lyrics are just the Golden Cherry on top. I FRIGGIN LOVE THIS GAME AND THIS GOT DAMN OST!!!!🔊🔥

[@MattSipka]

This game’s entire soundtrack is fire.

[@wednesdaygeckok.7899]

If i put this on my driving playlist it would get me fucking killed 😂😂

[@mr.monkey354]

Now react to "a stranger I remain", "I'm my own master now", and "hot wind blowing" the 3 most underrated battle themes in this game.

[@hotlinechernobyl5157]

so MGR music is a deep dive into the mind of the villain it's paired with. one that we don't get otherwise. this one belongs to one of the coolest characters in gaming, the Bold and Brazen Brazilian brandishing a blood-red blade, Jetstream Sam. this song details his loss of identity and ideals, embracing his love of violence and abandoning the ideas of justice he once fought very hard for, becoming something that he hated until he's no longer a person, but a sword. Raiden the protagonist goes through a similar change throughout the story.

[@krekkaking]

There's lyrics to this song, and they're just as fire, nevermind, I forgot that it's literally only half of the song that has lyrics

[@Kasaaz]

There's a very late 90s, early 2000s feel to this. Reminds me vaguely of the song Rise from The Cult.

[@GetSmoked17]

you should do "Stains of Time" as your next mgr reaction, its friggin good my guy!

[@superjosue64]

THE MEMES!

[@austinlewis1212]

Mans literally crying the songs so good.

[@spiderdude2099]

Almost every song in MGRR is a boss fight theme. It makes every single one of them feel unique and so fleshed out even though they're each onscreen for mere minutes.

[@LilPapagiass]

1st is the instrumental version, then it resets back to the beginning with the original version, but the ending kinda got edited, it wasnt supposed to go back to the beginning again. Listening to the instrumental first was the right thing to do tho

[@Nes_Cartridge]

Your fucking eyes when the lyrics kick in lmao

[@prometheanrebel3838]

A song from this game I would recommend would be Red Sun.

[@MrAbhishekBhattacharya]

The themes and the boas battles together makes this game legendary.

[@JohnnyLouisXIX]

Perfect theme for a white liberian cyborg fighting a brazilian samurai in the middle of Colorado.

[@MortSalazar]

I never played MGRR but i'm certain that the game wouldn't exist without its soundtrack and vice versa Both sides of the game seem to enhance the other from what i watched, the gameplay would not exist without this music and the music would not be this good without a game and pace to drive. I'm not usually a fan of anime-ish structure and story but the music is why i don't mind MGRR's story and ridiculousness, it's not driven by the over the top plot, or over the top gameplay or over the top music, but all of them combined(though mostly the music, especially at the bossfights, especially with each of the songs telling a story relevant to the character we're fighting) And that's just fun.

[@n0t_the_plague_doctor343]

Even though this game is technically a Japanese game, if you didn't know that you would assume it was an American game. It has almost no anime in it except for a joke near the end of the game, and it would still be an amazing game even without it's soundtrack (the soundtrack still enhances it though) definitely recommend playing it's amazing.

[@KevsDoYouTube]

Each Metal Gear Rising Revengeance OSTs are dedicated to each bosses throughout the game. That's as much as I will say as I highly recommend and suggest you experience the game for yourself!

[@chanapkis45]

Yo, is that Bloody Roar 2 music on the intro?? Sick af, also great reaction video m8, glad to see you enjoy MGRR music just as much as we do lmao

[@slof69]

most fair and replayable fight its great

[@GreGoEDS]

You've shown me a good time jesee.

[@dominator80053]

Mr white what are you doing here

[@davidalcaraz3878]

great content man, hughs from argentina also : Memories: Broken The truth: Unspoken Name: Forgotten Season: Unknown Standing: Holding my blade A place: Desolate I only feel: Cold wind I only know: Blood-shed The man in the mirror: Nodding his head

[@ok-dh6vz]

I just liked the enjoyment and the happiness in his eyes.

[@ibrahimcivanoglu2758]

This song reminds me of my early gaming days, when I used to push all buttons randomly to beat bosses. It used to work, in the same way this song works.

[@jesus-valirius1579]

the DLC have very good music too, the hot wind blowing

[@thejman5683]

So for context to the game: This song is the boss theme to Jetstream Sam, a Brazilian Samurai cyborg person (it’s mgr this is basically the norm) the song is about him not remembering the reason why he fights.

[@iscarvalho]

Better than just listen to these tunes is playing the game! When the battle begins the instrumental gives the ambience, and when the climax of the battle is set, the lyrics kicks in. Playing this game and listening to these songs just hit different!

[@limontree476]

"I have a driving list. Guess where this one is going" And with that Jesse's speeding ticket rate doubled

[@tehsensei]

RULES OF NATURE!!! next plz. I found your channel today and subbed :) All the boss songs are amazing in this game.

[@sheikhu1039]

"Loosing my identity, wonderin have i gone insane, To find the truth in front of me i must climb this mountain range, looking downward from this deadly height & never REALISING WHY I FIIIIIGHT!". I LOVE, how these lyrics fit Raiden perfectly

[@BeanMann]

I think its meant to fit jetstream sam, cause he didn't used to work for desperado and has since lost his way. Tough it does fit Raiden fairly well because Raiden and Sam are quite clearly mirrors of each other.

[@justsomeguywithamask9663]

Metal Gear Rising has really epic songs!!! Also, can you do "I'm My Own Master Now" reaction? that one has sick instruments!!!

[@JessesAuditorium]

Stains of time coming in less than 2 weeks !

[@osman_ajmal4011]

8:30 Yes, that would be amazing.

[@8bitbystander586]

the same person who made the soundtrack for toontown made this, let that sink in... (fucking amazing soundtrack to mgrr tho 10/10)

[@joopert]

Interesting fact, the lyrics of all Metal Gear Rising songs are used to give context to the bosses you're fighting, when you disarm Sam in this fight the lyrics disappear because he doesn't remember who he is without wars to fight.

[@vaper8824]

Each boss has unique lyrics that tell a little more about each Of them because their isn’t enough time too flesh them out in the game.

[@karfsma778]

Can we just talk about how RAW of a line "Because the mountains don’t give back what they take" is?

[@acetamerragna2852]

This is on my cooking playlist

[@JessesAuditorium]

Song mentioned in this video Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIC0aWqFabBnaZI

[@Rhaethyn]

MGR:Revengeance is so great, the soundtrack is such dumb over-the-top butt-rock and the game is only even more dumb and over-the-top. Also yes, this is a boss fight, it's the fight with Jetstream Sam, who is objectively the coolest character ever. Man is a Brazilian samurai who wields the literal Masamune except it's been turned into a metal-gear-style-bullshit High Frequency (HF) blade. He's an utterly unflappable blood knight and the just the best

[@jasondday]

Man, imma be at work when this goes live :( jessie you still need to do the thunder force vid man, if you think this track shreds (and it does) youll be blown away by lightning strikes again.

[@JessesAuditorium]

There's 9 videos premiering all throughout the day!

[@jasondday]

@@JessesAuditorium holy crap! going all in on this youtube thing eh?

[@JessesAuditorium]

You should check the vid i posted last night for more info

[@jasondday]

@@JessesAuditorium ah i had fallen behind. thats quite a list you got there, eventually youll run out of ff music and youll HAVE to hear this thunder force track!

[@yep8058]

When you press the play button and the song blasts your ear like a missile launch

[@angel__king]

For whatever dudes with katanas always have the best battle themes

[@ShiftyEdge]

Thank you for the Christmas presents!

[@dalton5229]

"From the very first click to the very last second, it was just go" is a statement that also describes playing the game

[@vaas821]

I like that he is still remaining calm after hearing this masterpiece😅

[@twilightgarrison3671]

It’s the perfect song for a rivalry

[@mgk-metalgearkelly5054]

Okay Jesse, what song are you doing next? Jessie - _YES_

[@doubleexia8375]

Merry Christmas! I got an Oculus Quest 2 and I'm loving it. 😋

[@Hunterofyeets]

Every boss theme has instrumental version and a vocal version, the vocals will kick in when the boss "Takes you seriously" which is usually when they are on the brink of death. Except for Sam, he starts with the lyrics at the beginning then losses them when he losses his sword, as he begins to have fun with jack. After he flips you around a couple of times he picks up the sword and the lyrics would kick back in.

[@proudlarry8225]

Battle with a conflicted brazilian samurai.

[@celticwind4122]

Literally my favorite song. Alright I’ll sub

[@DW9427]

I think my favourite part about Sam is the fact he has barely any enhancements unlike most other characters you see, he's just a very skilled swordsman. He usually dodges more than parrying, and even with his disadvantage he can still kick your ass.

[@Pinnkie]

The Stains Of Time next pls, it's my favorite

[@Lolvi6]

Strongly recommend "The Hot Wind Blowing"

[@famaplay]

the instrumental followed by the normal, with the end kinda glued in xD the normal is 2:26 minutes long xD

[@naruxiazu]

i love the bloody roar music in the background

[@shanegibson3281]

can anyone link this version? i cant seem to find it

[@Etherwinter]

MOUNTAINS DON'T GIVE BACK WHAT THEY TAKE

[@Arcavi0us]

OH NO

[@anoma3812]

WE WILL BE BLOOD

[@ultravitalik6243]

Ow, finally. I tot you forgot about this beautiful OST's.

[@whizxcoffee]

Merry Christmas :D

[@JohnTezlaNFS]

I see you like driving playlist, ok then, i have some recomendations to add to that, listen to all of the Need For Speed Most Wanted pursuit themes, mainly the first 3, and if you want, listen to the full soundtrack songs for the game, but im not sure if its copyrighted since its an old game

[@noidsuper]

Hot Wind Blowing is amazing too

[@spiderdude2099]

Nothing like a MGRR boss theme as the first reaction of the day to just JOLT you the fuck into reality. XD

[@Reiveth]

Just so you know the composition for all the MGR songs is made specifically for gameplay, the instrumental part plays in first halves of boss fights and the vocals immediately kick in in the second half, usually it breaks immediately into the chorus and then the second verse and loops back around to the first and keeps going until you beat the fight with a perfectly timed cut off, on the ost release what they did is put the entire instrumental first, then the first verse, then chorus the second then dramatic cut so it sounds a bit disjointed.

[@pinbox5814]

Can you send a link to the video you watched? I can't find it. All the ones I find are missing some parts

[@banzokazoobie788]

this was made by the toon town composer btw

[@lorfdorf2192]

He needs to check out the finished version.

[@Cieeel]

You saying you're adding this to your driving playlist reminds me of this meme titled Raiden's Playlist