Trespasser (Lost Colony) - Sonic Adventure 2 [OST]

Game: Sonic Adventure 2
Music: Trespasser (Lost Colony)

[blackball]

Chad SA2 Eggman: Breaks into a military base and releases a forbidden weapon, heads over to his base and flies into an abandoned space station, makes it another base of operations, breaks into the same military base a second time, blows up the island, destroys half the moon, nearly wins, gets off scot free

[MidosujiSen]

This really makes you feel like you're somewhere you're not supposed to be in.

[Watchmin]

As a kid I kinda hated this level not being able to see was a bit of pain. Having stumbled my way through it. But as an adult and knowing full well what happened to the Colony makes this music a bit more somber and makes the whole level give off a different vibe. It's dark because of the accident that happened and the only things that were left were some robots that belong to GUN which probably help kill the colonist during the raid so not only is it dark in terms of lighting but also historically...

[SegaNintendoGuy]

‘So this is the Space Colony ARK. I have to locate the Central Control room that Shadow mentioned before he left!’

[gamerprince-tlhg]

The way the song starts off all mysteriously but then the guitar rift kicks in to represent Eggman busting in to explore the Colony >>>>

[NuclearLemonade]

I like to think that during the elevator part near the end, he’s traveling up the cannon. Gives you an eerie sense that you’re surrounded by something that was (and soon will be) extremely dangerous.

[faded]

The music builds up gradually which represents how with every robotic step Eggman takes, the Colony’s secret come closer to becoming unearthed.
Every so often, the pitch increases, giving an eerie theme, reflecting the slow awakening of the Ark itself

[Hysteria]

I wonder if Jun Senoue was heavily-influenced by the industrial-style sounds of the Genesis/Mega Drive as his work in this game echoes it so strongly.

[pale]

One of my favorite songs in the entire Sonic series. I love how calm and mysterious it is but it sounds so badass at the same time. Because Dr Eggman is in the house yo!
And that’s one of the many reasons why Eggman is my favorite video game villain ever.

[kidman]

This track truly made me feel “Hey, you aren’t supposed to be here. Things ended a long time ago, and you don’t need to start them again.”

[Comkill]

I love how atmospheric this one is while still keeping a relatively fast pace.

[ShadowtheYouTuber]

This is the coolest exploration music I have ever heard.

[skyscavenger]

Really like the mix of calm and eerie ambience with pumping guitar riffs. Really gives you the feeling of being on a desolated and hostile alien-like environment that you shouldn't be in while also being a badass with firepower that isn't afraid of the unknown. An amazingly thematic choice of music.

[TrickyPop]

This level and track did an excellent job at selling the mysterious and hauntingly dark aspects of the Space Colony Ark's history, and the tragedies that occurred there.

The eerie and unsettling mood of something long abandoned and kept secret. The cryptic darkness of a dusty place where things had gone horribly wrong. The truth of the tragic and horrifying evil committed there long ago unknown to the world below.

Left behind are no traces of the "accident" of 50 years ago...all that remains now are the lingering weaponed machines that guard it's halls.

[jeffd.]

All around me are familiar Eggmans, worn out Eggmans, worn out Eggmans... all around me are - *I'M BACK IN THE FUCKING BUILDING AGAIN!*

[LoaderK]

This is easily my favorite track from the Sonic Adventure 2 OST. Thanks for posting and sharing!

[neonik]

Damn when the guitar hits, then fades out, drops. 🎸

[luxerhusku]

The Hornets and Beatles in the dark hallways makes up the creepiness for this stage. It's amazing how they just stare at you on the elevator too!

[nexgamer]

this really makes me feel like a Trespasser... for Lost Colony

[RSSpeacemaker]

This song kind of solidifies the solid sound direction sega had going for the series during the early 2000s and into the early 2010s. Kinda wish they stayed the course on that front. Fistbump just isn't doing it for me.