"All I Need Is 30 Deaths" from F-Zero X on the Nintendo 64 (1998)
Record Label: Pony Canon (PCCG-00459)
Composers: Taro Bando & Hajime Wakai
Game Developer: Nintendo EAD
Now, anyone familiar with the F-Zero franchise will probably be wondering why I chose such a random song from such a large catalogue of recognizable music. Simply put, until last week, my brain had misinformed me about the origins of this particular song.
Up until last week, I was convinced that the melody from this track (starting at 0:22) was from Faceball 2000. How sure was I about this apparent fact? I would have put money on it. I have been so sure that this song was used in Faceball 2000 that since the first time I heard it, probably back in 1999 that I absolutely knew that this song was in that SNES game from 1992.
That is, until last week when I went looking for it.
Can you blame me though? Listen to that odd little bit of melody that lasts a mere 10 seconds. Now go back to last weeks MWS and tell me that this melody would not have worked perfectly in Faceball 2000. I am just a bit sad that this has not been the case.
Nevertheless, I find this to be a pretty catchy little ditty that lasts 10 seconds amidst rising driving chord progressions (pun not intended). And despite this song being an original composition and not based off of a weird and quirky soundtrack from 11 years prior, I still like it.
~JWfW/JDub/Jaconian
Running In Circles
~JWfW/JDub/Jaconian
Running In Circles
Wow, they really do match up well. I almost hear this as a 'boss fight' for Faceball 2000, or another incarnation of it.
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