Yuzo Koshiro and Motohiro Kawashima - Streets of Rage Live [Soundboard] скачать в хорошем качестве

Yuzo Koshiro and Motohiro Kawashima - Streets of Rage Live [Soundboard]

Diggin' in the Carts - Red Bull Music Festival, Paris - 27-09-2018 Captured from the Red Bull Radio stream. Personally I think it loses a bit of edge without the sound of the crowd, but for anyone who wants a clean soundboard recording of this show, here it is. Track list and timestamps below. 0:00 The Street of Rage [SOR] 02:31 Player Select [SOR] 03:39 Make Me Dance [The Revenge of Shinobi] 05:17 Walking Bottom [SOR2] 06:53 Dub Slash [SOR3] 09:31 The Poets I [SOR3] 12:15 The Poets II [SOR3] 14:37 Fighting in the Street [SOR] 17:21 Never Return Alive [SOR2] 19:42 Dreamer [SOR2] 21:26 Alien Power [SOR2] 23:26 Random Cross [SOR3] 25:10 Under Logic [SOR2] 27:55 Expander [SOR2] 31:01 Boss [SOR3] 33:47 Fuze [SOR3] 36:37 Bulldozer [SOR3] 38:58 Spinning Machine [SOR3] 40:15 Spin on the Bridge [SOR2] 42:48 Cycle I [SOR3] 46:00 Cycle II [SOR3] 48:02 Max Man [SOR2] 50:10 Disco [SOR3] 51:52 Go Straight [SOR2] 56:44 Jungle Base [SOR2] 57:44 The Shinobi [The Revenge of Shinobi] Yuzo Koshiro is a Japanese video game music composer, arranger, programmer and president of the game development company Ancient. He is often regarded as one of the most influential innovators in chiptune and video game music, producing soundtracks across a wide range of genres throughout his career. His Streets of Rage soundtracks reflect the influence of the house and techno saturating Tokyo clubs like Yellow in the early ’90s, and have profoundly influenced artists such as Flying Lotus, Ikonika, Just Blaze, Joker, Fatima Al Qadiri and many more. He’s joined by Motohiro Kawashima, a renowned composer who was Koshiro’s collaborator on Streets of Rage 2 and 3 and Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, not to mention the first official staff member at Ancient. Their collaborative work showcased Kawashima’s passion for a harder techno sound, and his recent soundtrack for Necrosoft Games, Oh Deer, showed that more than 20 years later he still manages to work contemporary dance influences into his own unique take on the world of video game music with ease.