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Tracklist:
0:00 Skyward Fire (Michiel van den Bos)
4:55 Nether Animal (Michiel van den Bos)
9:52 Foregone Destruction (Michiel van den Bos)
14:06 BOTPACK N°9 (Michiel van den Bos)
18:29 Mechanism Eight (Andrew Gregory Sega)
24:53 The Course (Michiel van den Bos)
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#unrealtournament #drumandbass #junglednb #ut99 #mixtape #atmosphericdnb #atmosphere
Views : 655,422
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Aug 19, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.974 (123/18,902 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"Foregone Destruction" will be forever hardcoded into my brain from childhood memories.
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Still playing Unreal Tournament 1999 today.
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"IVE GOT YOUR BACK!"
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My mom had a coworker who was much into the PC modding/gaming scene and an early adopter of pretty much anything technology. Every week he would give me "samples" of the newest games, if you know what I mean. He also wrote me extensive long e-mails that helped me understand how to build my first PC. In 1999, I finally saved up enough to take the plunge along the help of my parents and was successful, the first boot up was a great feeling. He opened my eyes to so many different games back in this era. Half-Life, Quake, Unreal, System Shock, Motocross Madness, Midtown Madness, Need For Speed, Rollercoaster Tycoon, Thief, Warcraft, Deus Ex and many more. Terry Cochran, you are never to be forgotten!
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I'm 33 and listening to this mix makes me want to cry, where are the times? nostalgia 10/10.
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It’s 2002, Friday night, you have no homework, UT LAN Party with the homies, CTF-Face w/Strangelove mutator.
I miss those days.
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There's an untold level of happiness Foregone Destruction brings while looking out over that view of Earth. A simpler, happier time online gaming in the early 2000s.
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i had so so so so much fun only playing against bots when i was a kid, what a great game god damnnnnnit, sniper was delicious to use and the MOMOMOMOMOMONSTER KILL KILL KILL sfx where so good
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I could talk all day and night about how special this game is to me. I was born in '95 and my dad had me on PC's very early on so by the time this game was out I was playing daily.
Nostalgia aside, there's still something about this game that can never be replicated. The soundtrack, the sound design, the environment, the setting, the color palette, the entire aesthetic and feeling the game evokes with it's imagery is just incomparable to anything else. There is this level of wonder and awe to it's design but also a familiarity, like, your in this ancient mountain fortress surrounded by forests and valley's, or a space station floating above earth, a half built skyscraper in the middle of a city. It gives you the impression of this massive world with centuries of stories on an intergalactic scale that lived on with or without you. Whatever inspired the creation of UT99 is something that could only happen once, and that perfect combination of artists and designers left us with a masterpiece of experience.
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During 2005 (I think) I had a computer class during like grade 5 and 6, and the teachers, cool bastards that they were, would say:
"Oh you can play games on the pc, just finish the work faster and you'll be playing games in no time."
And so we did, just so we could have 15 minutes of playing the most random games they'd installed in the school pcs.
And THEN came lunch break. We had like 1 hour recess, and those same teachers would open the computer classroom and let kids play UT2004 for the whole time.
I know like next to nothing about the series, but hearing Foregone Destruction just sent me on a freaking trip.
I remember every damn kid rushing everywhere in hopes of finding the Redeemer and blasting the enemy team to bits.
I remember the snipers on top of the tower.
I remember people spamming the translocator.
Man what an awesome game. :)
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not gonna lie unreal tournament, and deus ex have the best music of any video game. always a tune for the vibe
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bro that transition to foregone destruction 🔥
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Я словно вернулся в такой далекий но такой родной 1999 беззаботный год, когда 30 фпс считался редким даром, а жесктие диски были шумнее
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As a person born in 2002, words can't describe how jealous I am that games had this type of music. Why is it so sick
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Oh the eternal joy of music. This soundtrack stood the test of time and will continue.
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Damn, I played this as a kid and maybe that's why I love drum and bass. Insane.
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My friends and I played the hell out of UT back in the day. I miss this game.
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Used to play this after work with the IT department on the fastest machines the company had, being designers we had better graphics cards than them and always kicked their asses. Those were awesome times.
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The perfect mix of Trance and Breaks. The turn of the millenium was very progressive
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@user-hr5ki6md5i
6 months ago
The author deserves a monument for such a luxurious transition to Mechanism Eight
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