I fixed Fallout's music by creating a totally new genre | Unraveled
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Channel: Polygon
Views: 2,175,549
Rating: 4.8320928 out of 5
Keywords: unraveled, brian david gilbert, bdg, fallout, Fallout 76, fallout new vegas, Fallout 3, fallout 4, music, ska, skateboard, videogames, video games, polygon, skatune network, genre, song, todd howard, bethesda, obsidian, fixing, how to, unravel, big iron, i don't want to set the world on fire, atom bomb, nuclear, wasteland, brotherhood of steel, minutemen, ambient, lofi, chill, trumpet, old town road, war, skater, mighty mighty bosstones
Id: DCEewyIE_0c
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Length: 15min 6sec (906 seconds)
Published: Mon Oct 28 2019
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yup, a totally new genre
I love the genre NotSka
Honestly my favorite episode. It surpassed bowsers military hierarchy when the “Brian David Gilbert, Saftey Fan and Beurocratic Wunderkin” popped up when he was talking about forcing friends to call you nicknames you gave yourself. I lost it
I’m not entirely sure how seriously he takes the video’s research, but there’s a number of things that are a bit shaky about the premise.
First of all, a quick glance at this page shows there’s plenty of songs in Fallout recorded in the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline_of_the_music_of_the_Fallout_series
Songs like “In the Shadow of the Valley” and “Goin’ Under” were written in the 90s. New Vegas even has “Where Have You Been All My Life” (not the Wikipedia 60s song) and “Sit and Dream” from 2009.
The composers are also far too young to have written them in the 1950s.
Vera Keyes and Dean Domino are obliquely touched upon for examples of pre-2077 songs.
For new music, he does mention Magnolia, RedEye and Agatha. Though he omits the Lonesome Drifter’s folk songs.
He also omits Bruce Issac’s “Cobwebs and Rainbows” in New Vegas. It’s also interesting since it’s a cover of a 90s song with the backing instrumentals ripped directly from the CD.
I also was surprised to hear the song being sung over the end credits of The Adventures of Pete and Pete’s “Yellow Fever” episode. It’s the epitome of 90s Nick shows.
Again, BDG usually does some pretty solid research, but this felt...more manically researched than usual.
Big fan of ska tune network's assistance in this one
Minor nit pick but when he shows the dancers from FNV those aren't sex workers those are drunk chicks mainly drunk NCR troopers
Way ahead of ya pal... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IrJHxoIXcc