Masato Nakamura

And he also told the story that he's been a Sonic fan, a lifelong Sonic fan, and that he would practice, when he was learning to play the bass, he would practice it to Sonic music on the Sega Genesis.

Which, I mean, you know, Sonic has a long tradition of... bass you know Masato Nakamura was he is a bassist he wrote that music it makes sense I want to hear his chemical plant oh yeah I'd like to hear that Uh, so I mean, it was a, it was a good performance, but it really wasn't Sonic.

So, you know, a little confusing.

Original

There was only an ending.

I'm going to give this one a bump because Masato Nakamura is one half of Dreams Come True that did this.

So I'm going to give this a solid five because, yeah, I know a name that's on it.

Am I going to remember the song very much? No.

The real interesting thing about this game in particular, there's real...

How do I want to put this? Masato Nakamura was the composer of the first game and the second game.

He is the bassist for a Japanese J-pop band called Dreams Come True.

He crushed it in this game in particular before they went the way of allegedly Michael Jackson and Sonic 3M, whatever.

I will put this on in the background.

I will listen the crap out of some of these zones, in particular Aquatic Ruin.

chemical plant emerald hill zone i mean it's just great even uh wing fortress how grand and bombastic it is as you enter the the final stretch like man it's hard to put into words just how much this soundtrack means to me um and not really anything of what am i trying to get at here it builds so much more on what Masato Nakamura did for Sonic 1, which he had some great bangers there too.

I mean, Starlight Zone is incredible.