Imagine this in a little nightmare movie, with the lady on a balcony, overlooking a working assembly of monster chopping up human bodies for food or parts for a sinister purpose.
@@liamerolduffy7738 Now imagine those are not monsters but people who chops otheres to bits and it isnt made for nefarious purposes but its generaly accepted as part of how things just works. Becouse if population keeps growing there will be nothing else to eat.
I love it when they do stuff like that. It’s like what Lorde did with the everybody wants to rule the world song, and she made it better. This music makes me think of the little nightmares game, where in a movie version the lady is on a balcony, overlooking an army of monsters chopping up corpses to make food or other sinister purposes.
Lyrics: Rattle big black bones in the danger zone theres a rumblin groan down below Theres a big dark town its a place i've found theres a world going on UNDERGROUND! (some orchestral sounds) All the tracks unfold beyond the gopher holes (silence) THERES A WORLD GOING ON UNDERGROUND! note:this is for the movie not the og
"The things that fall off of me, I'll tell ya it's embarrassing!" favorite line Edit: Either that or, "I know this town like the back of my hand...hey that's new."
Rattle big black bones In the danger zone There's a rumblin' groan Down below There's a big dark town It's a place I've found There's a world going on Underground They're alive, they're awake While the rest of the world is asleep Below the mine shaft roads It will all unfold There's a world going on Underground All the roots hang down Swing from town to town They are marching around Down under your boots All the trucks unload Beyond the gopher holes There's a world going on Underground
this is probably the best song to get better at conducting in a militaristic style. it's super rythmic. you get off time, it's super easy to jump back in. it's almost *robotic* how in sync everthing is in this song
Ha, robotic, I am the mega smort to fully conceptualize the intended humor this wondrous user provided. (Recently read how using bigger words make ironically you sound less smart, don't mind me)
@@jahimalnar7978 using larger words in right spots does improve the quality of how you vocalize, however, if you're just throwing in unnecessary adjectives then it will sound incognizant.
I was a former band kid, and it makes me so happy hearing the low winds getting to blare their hearts out. At least, in the pieces that we played in school, we never got to do that.
I like how this version adds that periodic "WOOT" sound to Tom Waits's magnificent song. Not only does it fit in perfectly with the song's rhythm, it also adds to the darkly industrial theme they were going for with that scene. It's the sort of noise you might expect to hear on a regular basis in a factory setting, like maybe to signal a shift ending, or perhaps a warning that some of their machinery is reaching an unsafe temperature and needs to be allowed to cool down.
I can't hear this song without seeing the whole scene play out in my head and hearing the madam's laugh. I used to get terrified by that part when I was a smol lad. lol
I just remembered this song and came to listen to it, and suddenly I started creating an entire platform video game level in my head. Everything would take place in an industrial setting where you would have to move between gears, giant hammers and steam outlets that follow the beat of this song. The level would end when you reached a gigantic metal door that would slam shut at the same time the song ends. And yes, all of that came to me within the time frame of this song.
Thanks, Robots, for introducing me to Tom Waits. Thanks, Tom Waits, for letting me not forget about this movie. And thanks, RU-vid, for inexplicably recommending the movie edit version of this song! I had given up looking for that eons ago.
Madame Gasket: *”Alright!* Break Time...” Every Single Worker: “Huh?!” Madame Gasket: “Alright, Break Time is over! *Chop, Chop! (Laughs)* Oh, look who’s here!” Ratchet: “Hi, Mom.” Madame Gasket: “Hi, Sweetie! How’s my boy?” Ratchet: *”Great!* I did just what you told me; “no more spare parts”. In a couple of weeks, all of those broken down losers, out there are gonna be nothing, but *scrap metal!* You will be up to your bloomers in broken outmode junk! Madame Gasket: “Such a good boy! And after you finish off Bigweld, there will be *nobody out there to fix them.”* Ratchet: *”Exactly!* …Y-You want to swing that one by me again?” Madame Gasket: *”Idiot!* Those *outmodes* look up to him. Suppose he decides to come back!” Ratchet: “Oh come on, Mom! He’s not gonna be in any trouble, where he is.” Madame Gasket: “What are you afraid of?! *Grow some bolts!* Or do you want to end up like your father?” Mr. Gasket: *”Hey, Son! Good to see you.”* Madame Gasket: “Think what it would mean. Not Bigweld Industries- *Ratchet Industries!”* Ratchet: “Keep talking.” Madame Gasket: *”Ratchet City!”* Ratchet: Yes. Everything... *shiny.”* Madame Gasket: “No more Bigweld… *No more outmodes!”* Ratchet: *”LEEEEEEEEEETTT’S do it!”* Madame Gasket: “That’s my boy!” *(“Underground” continues to play, as they both dance for a brief moment)* Madame Gasket: “Are you hungry? Can I get you something? You look thin...” Ratchet: “No, no, no, Mom. I gotta go, bye! Oh, bye Pop.” Mr. Gasket: *”So long, son. Good luck with your dastardly plans.”* *(“Underground” plays once again, as the scene transitions to Rodney in a trash can)*
Fender (Off Screen, in a Spanish accent): “I’m a little teapot, stout. Here is my handle and there’s my spout. When I get all steamed up, and hear me shout; *JUST TIP, ME OVER and POUR ME out.”* *(Laughs)*
The original song is Underground, by Tom Waits. There are very large differences between the two for the purposes of the movie, but it's still neat hearing the original.
Rattle big black bones In the danger zone Theres a rumblin groan Down below Theres a big dark town Its a place ive found Theres a world going on Underground *instrumental* All the trucks unload Beyond the gopher holes ... Theres a world going on UNDERGROUND
Walt Disney said "If you can dream it, you can do it, and don't let anybody say you can't". This is my biggest dream goal of bringing the 2-D animated style from Disney once again and I'll be a movie director as well.
Only now do we realize that the chopshop was practically on par with that one concentration camp runner that used skin as lampshades and such and took their jewels. Man this movie was dark.
I'm loving the fact that this soundtrack gets more and more viewed (the last time I saw this one in particular it was around 200k) and now it's the most watched video on this channel. I like people remembering and enjoying the work coming from the genius that is John Powell! That's what I call childhood nostalgia!
I remember that when I saw Robots (2005) when I was a Kid, I always replayed the Scene of the ChopShop because of this Song called "Underground" by Tom Waits! Glad I found the Film Version of the Music with Wait's Gravelly Voice in it!
this sequence was so damn cool...i never got to see this in theaters but i bet that was INTENSE. this whole movie is so underrated but i love it so much, there's just so much personality to it, and such a great soundtrack too!
The sheer creepiness when we start hearing the score and we see no characters in the streets until reaching the Chop Shop and the song starts playing, revealing who the true villain is.
LYRICS: Rattle big black bones In the danger zone Theres a rumblin groan Down below Theres a big dark town Its a place ive found Theres a world going on Underground instrumental All the trucks unload Beyond the gopher holes ... Theres a world going on UNDERGROUND
It's actually a Cuíca. It's a drum that makes what sounds like a monkey getting their tail stepped on. You can hear it from "Baldis Basics in Education and Learning."
I don't know, I think the cuíca really adds to the gloomy industrial motif of the song. It sounds like steam escaping from an overheated capsule, or old machinery needing oil.
It gets worse when you play the video game. Like the currency used in the game is messed up cause it's not specified on what the scrap came from, but considering the fact that scrap metal in the movie is usually depicted as bits and pieces of body parts. There's more to what I'm getting at, but all I'm saying is that once you start thinking about it, the ominous dark vibe from Robots becomes menacingly darker... But it's a movie where Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) and Genie (Robin Williams) are in the same place at the same time and a few Star Wars references are made throughout the movie... So, I really don't have any complaints.
"Why are you a communist?" "One of my favorite childhood movies was about the working class standing up to an evil CEO that wanted to control healthcare."
You mean having one universal entity control everything so everyone is “equal “ mean while millions of people die yeahhh it sounds like they were fighting communism like that of the CCP but I go off I guess nerd
@@NoNameTesla If you don't know what communism is you can just say it. You conveniently left out the part where the one entity controling it made repairs unafordable for the lower class and LITERALLY IN THIS SCENE WHERE THIS SONG PLAYS destroys the resources used by them to make repairs accessible.
Brooo I remember when i was young. This is was always my fave. Plus my brother is also Rodney and Mt younger brother is Jeffrey. This has a level of memory for me.
