Devastation (Saiyan Saga) - (Faulconer Re-Mix)

"Devastation (Saiyan Saga)" - (Faulconer Re-Mix)" by Joe Holaska ("Devastation" by Mike Smith)

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ABOUT THE PROJECT:
"Dragon Ball Z: Faulconer Re-Mix" is an ongoing project to authentically re-score the Saiyan and Namek Sagas of Dragon Ball Z with the American broadcast score by the team at Faulconer Productions Music. Many brand-new tracks were composed for this episode using the original musical gear and hardware from 1999-2003, including the Alesis QS6, EMU Proteus I & II, Kurzweil K2500, and many key Roland Library sounds. A lot of care was made to make tracks fit and match to-scene, as well as avoid using any tracks from the later Majin Buu Arcs that would come off as anachronistic to deliver a rescore restoration that is as authentic as possible.

Thank you for your support! We appreciate every viewer!

[KIWITALKZ]

Awesome touch with the bells connecting it to Vegetas theme

[AxelsAndGears]

The greatest Faulconer song! So nice to see a version from you guys.

[Dakblasta]

Thank you so much for making these re-mixed episodes

[Raffo]

Now someone needs to mix this one with the other 3 unreleased versions of this theme, one behind other, for to have the definitive version of "Devastation".
It's a shame not even the one from the Androids Saga was released on the albums.

[BlindRobotDragon]

Is there a chance one of you guys individually, or maybe as a group on this channel, could make a specific track? If you do a search on YouTube for Bardock Toonami end credits, you'll find the one I'd like. I know it's technically part of the track called Trunks' story, but that song changes near the end, and in my opinion, it ruins the mood. The version of the track I'd like to hear was used as the end credits for the Bardock special on Toonami, but it was also used in the original version of the episode Goku's noble decision, as they all shared memories of Goku after he'd announced his wish to remain in Other World. I've always liked that track, but the only uploads of the version I like don't have the best quality audio. There's either the classic VHS crackle, or some other audio artifact, and if possible, I'd like a version that sounds completely crystal clear. If this isn't something you guys plan to do, or wish to do, I understand, but I thought I'd at least ask. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, I guess. lol

[socialaccount]

Tell me, can an android like yourself experience fear?!