Playstation 1 nostalgia ambient atmospheric jungle drum and bass mix

Download this album:

This is a music adderall, a journey back to the late '90s, evoking memories of pixelated landscapes and the ethereal glow of cathode-ray tube screens

00:00:00 • A Song To Fall Through Textures
00:10:18 • A Song To Insert Disc 2
00:21:15 • A Song To Remember Aeon Flux
00:26:36 • A Song To Type The Motherlode Code
00:30:40 • A Song To Recall Childhood Memories
00:35:50 • A Song To Turn On Waypoint On Noclip
00:40:59 • A Song To Solve The Tibia Mysteries
00:51:16 • A Song To Unpack A Brand New Motorola
00:55:34 • A Song To Leave Behind All Of The Ghosts

All rights both visual and audio belong to Dopo Goto

#fifa #granturismo #nfs #streetfighter #unrealtournament #etherealbreaks

[dopogoto]

Good news everyone!
This album is available for purchase through the Bandcamp

Thank you all for your shared memories and beautiful words, I'm gonna reply y'all in a bit
Next month I'm planning to release two new videos and gonna continue to upload new albums to my Bandcamp page

Thank you all in all is all we are

[BMassey]

This sounds like how the late 90’s / early 2000’s geek subculture felt to me. This feels like watching anime for the first time, playing the N64 and PS1, reading manga, discovering stuff no one else seemingly was watching or reading or listening to.

Feels like a lost generation

[Xderda]

Man, I'm high, but that first track really makes me reflect on getting older. I'm 27, and I've changed categorising 'recent' memories from "a few weeks/months ago" to "about a decade ago". But it still feels like roughly the same amount of time passed between each category. Kind of like time being slowly rolled up like a map.

[gian]

The 90s generation is in an infinite loop of nostalgia. We were educated to live in a world that no longer exists.

[ThePreludelife]

This type of music is a vibe that younger people won't necessarily understand, and older people would say is repetitive and juvenile.

This is literally my childhood; I just didn't know that it was Jungle DNB

[TheNeoRexESP]

I love this type of music, I close my eyes and my mind is transported to a digital and virtual world.

[Divine_Serpent_Geh]

This music is the embodiment of what I thought the human future would be. Funny how late 90s music like this sounds more futuristic than anything today.

[TStefan]

My dad said, I was wasting my time on PS1.
Well, thanks to PS1, I got interested more and more into gaming.
Thanks to gaming, I got interested in programming.
Thanks to programming, I studied Japanese and computer science at university.
Thanks to studying those subjects, I have a wonderful japanese wife now and am working at one of the worlds most renowned banks as a backend/database developer where there is literally no competition because there are almost no people with that skillset.
So thanks to that, I am making six digit salary now and mroe than twice as much as my dad did until the end of his career.

Don't let anybodyy ever tell you gaming is a waste of time.
What is a waste of time, that is, going by normal standards, wasting your potential on some useless job and then getting stuck in life.

Anyways, thank you very much for bringing me so much nostalgia to my best time.

[prshr]

I remember trying to call my family down to the basement where I finally beat RE CVX on ps2. My mom came down, she wasn’t impressed, but at least she came down.

[Nines_Rodriguez]

As a 51-year raver/x-hacker old fart who lived the hype of the late 80s and early 90s, I really enjoy these kinds of sound. Melancholia for the lost promises of Neuromancer and Ghost in the Shell.

[markrobber]

Y2K era was full of my happy childhood memories, optimism of the future, the Namco games, the gadgets adverts, the silver paint on anything futuristic, the transparent macintosh, walkman etc....those memories man....😢😊

[Dxtuned]

Ridge Racer, Racing Lagoon, Parasite Eve, PlayStation Demo Disk OSTs -- this was the cyber electronica vibe that permeated the late 90s. A vision of a neon infused future that ultimately never came to be. Instead we watch as the world slowly decays as those in power struggle to cling on to their old ways. The phoenix will rise soon enough.

[danielplayer]

why this sounds far more futuristic than today's standards? late 90s was peak..damn

[TheLambchop]

Reading the comments makes me feel that I’m back among the happy times.

[PoliticaV]

Brings me back to my Einhinder days. I miss young me. What happened to the time!

[Oldschoolexoticsandreptiles]

Thanks for bringing back. This really important lost music from a generation that’s often underappreciated. I’m just another 90s kid strolling down reminiscence lane. Anyone who reads this comment. Have a blessed day.

[creekwalker]

Bringing back memories of Armored Core, Ghost in the Shell and Ace Combat 3 to name a few

[altsurf]

If nowhere else in the world, at least we have a touch of the good life in youtube.

[Roqztar]

i am lost in this genre. can't get enough of it

[pectenmaximus]

This is top notch. It's the early 2000s, I'm playing PS2 and watching Toonami and Adult Swim, living off pizza rolls and cup ramen. Didnt realise what things I did in fact have going for me. Thanks for making such a beautiful audio-visual tribute.