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90s Cybercore PS1 mix

Audio Only:   / 5q6gcgkjsmravzrd6   Tracklist (MENU) 00:16 - Cybercore menu theme (MIX) 00:50 - Demo One (Version 5) 02:16 - Kula World - BGM 01 03:41 - Aironauts - Penton V Theme 05:31 - Wip3out - Control 07:57 - Retro Force - Main Theme 09:35 - Jason Page - Future music 7 (euro demo) 11:25 - Crime Killer - Intro 12:50 - Bloodlines/Tribal - Intro + Main Menu 15:42 - Blast Radius - Maximum Rudidity 17:01 - Trick'N Snowboarder/Tricky Sliders - Silvery Landscape 19:40 - Rage Racer - Silver Stream 22:31 - Trick'N Snowboarder/Tricky Sliders - No!! 24:21 - Wreckin Crew - Sydney 26:24 - Trancefer - Figiwhiz (GTA) 28:51 - Speed King - Virtual Gear (Ver. 1) 29:51 - Centipede - BGM 05 31:30 - Devil Dice/XI - Techno Hall / Jungle Hall 33:32 - Devil Dice/XI - Shooting Star 35:10 - Bomberman World - Planet Ocean (Aquabomber) 37:36 - Bomberman World - Main Menu 38:50 - No One Can Stop Mr Domino - shop 'til you drop 40:27 - No One Can Stop Mr Domino - Main Menu 41:23 - iS - Get a kick out of tube 43:12 - EINHÄNDER - DAWN 46:04 - Jason Page - Skaaaaaaa (Net Yaroze Advert) 49:13 - Silent Bomber - Trailer video (euro demo) 52:17 - Centipede - Track 1 + Track 2 53:57 - Ghost in the shell - THE SEARCHER PART II 55:51 - Omega Boost - BGM 02 56:49 - Ace Combat 3 - Shorelines 59:03 - Ling Rise - Track 04 1:01:06 - Next Station - ??? 1:03:08 - Next Station - SILK 1:07:37 - Metelik - Phat Phoenix (Music for PlayStation) 1:11:17 - Rollcage - Credits 1:13:19 - Bomberman World - Planet Fire 1:17:36 - MTV Sports - Snowboarding - ??? 1:19:51 - JailBreaker - Track 02 1:21:53 - Rollcage - Track 01 (main menu) 1:25:33 - Crime Killer - Game Tune 1:27:45 - S.C.A.R.S. - Intro 1:28:49 - Gamera 2000 - Searching for Love 1:32:17 - Community pom - Intro 1:33:46 - No One Can Stop Mr Domino - Intro 1:35:05 - Fluid - Temple X:XX:XX - Psybadek - CEREBUS (unused track) [ Removed due to YouTube ID ] 1:36:24 - Jason Page - Cool Boarders 2 (video version) 1:38:48 - Toys are Real - Flymutha (GTA2) 1:41:28 - Jason Page - Underwater (Demo One version 7) 1:42:41 - Klonoa Door To Phantomile - Beats From Above 1:45:05 - Fluid - Garden _________________________________ "90s Cybercore PS1 mix" is my long-planned project, where the emphasis is on audio-visual design, which was created before the arrival of the Y2K aesthetic. "90s Cybercore" is a label in which I include sub-styles such as: -"Corporate Gen-x Cyber" -"Cyberdelic" -"Gen X Soft club" -"Silicon Dreams" -"Superflat Pop" (90s era) I personally use "90s Cybercore" to be able to define the design in the period (1995 -1998), through the above-mentioned sub-styles. _________________________________ About Visual: PS1 has many titles, but also Demo Discs, which contain the aforementioned design, which I absolutely love. I tried to choose various clips from games/demos that are purely 90s and contain this aesthetic. There are also clips that do not have this aesthetic, but help to get the vibe in a certain part of the mix. I also used some clips from PS1 promo/TV commercial videos that also contain this design or were useful for this video. _________________________________ About Mix: The mix therefore contains familiar tracks that we know well from playing demos, watching trailer videos and playing CDs. There are some exceptions here that only enhance the overall experience, so don't take me literally. But the mix is ​​unique in that I edited each individual track, completely changing the tempo (or genre). It's not so much about remixes, but about reviving these well-known tracks and making the listener experience the feeling when they heard it for the first time. Furthermore, I tried to create an absolute harmony mix, so that you can enjoy the mixing of individual tracks as much as possible. _________________________________ About thumbnail art: Randomly chosen characters from various PS1 games to make the thumbnail look nice...nothing more, nothing less. _________________________________ Note: Many gameplay clips come from various YouTube channels, the most I used was from @ZedraPsyborg, for which I am extremely grateful. I ripped the FMV clips in this video thanks to jPSXdec. Sometimes I put selected clips from a specific game to the track that belongs to it and sometimes I just mix it up. I put the clips randomly, according to some personal feeling, so please don't write that this game doesn't match the track or something like that. It's just for fun. The most advanced visual part is the first 40 minutes, then I chose a slightly simpler edit, because I wouldn't have time for it anymore. Personally, I don't do much with 3D, but here I used some PS1 3D models (from "The Models Resource" website) in their original "T" position. -- Please, this is just a fun project, not a design history analysis. With this mix I will reveal how I perceived the PS1 as a kid. Of course, there is not everything I wanted to show, but the essentials are there. Enjoy the mix😊✨