gave me shivers down my spine sounds better than the remastered version of the game

they really blew it without you in the n sane trilogy. nothing can match the kind of spooky atmosphere you pulled together for some of the tracks man

Are you still alive? I wanted to see more of those pre console remixes

This is one of the few songs where I find it completely works better than the N Sane Trilogy's version (most of the songs I find the original and the N Sane Trilogy mixes to be equals). Really wished they would let you switch over to legacy music so that we could possibly get to listen to this

Any chance of more of the boss themes being posted? I know Pinstripe's theme was uploaded to YouTube instead of here, but I'd really like to hear Brio and Cortex's themes from this game. I haven't come across either in the playlist you have for Crash.

Crash Bandicoot - Generator Room (pre-console version)

Josh Mancell is a Los Angeles-based composer. He has created music for multi-million unit selling video game franchises (Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter), Emmy award-winning television (Clifford the Big Red Dog), festival-acclaimed independent films (The Wake of Light, Love Comes to the Executioner, A Star for Rose, Eat the Sun, etc) and a diverse array of commercials (including Target, McDonalds, EA Games and AT&T), logos and other visual media. Josh is also involved with several bands as both a performer and a producer (Exploding Flowers, Vagrant Winter, Fun Time Objects, Cellborg) and has guest lectured/panel-participated at American Film Institute, Berklee College of Music, Royal Northern College of Music, Sarah Lawrence College, UC Irvine, Cal Poly Pomona and LA College of Music College. His iconic music for the Crash Bandicoot video games was performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 2018 and music from both the Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter games was performed by the Manchester Video Game Orchestra in 2022.

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