Bruce Faulconer Soundtrack Compilation #3 (High Quality) 

Same, it’s crazy

Same here

Facts

@Eric Boone deputy meal

Yea any other version is a completely different show entirely. That ambiance that Bruce Falconer "is" DBZ to me. All the others may have dragon balls and the same animation, but they are not the same show at all.

@@peacelove6632 Yea and this one is the fake one.

I have to ask what the hell is your profile pic my dude

@@unspeakableflame292 It's my own art from some few years back. A blue dog character. :)

@@blueharuka226 Cool

@@blueharuka226 dude why the tongue tho I mean like why does it got to stick out like that.....you're better than this

@@unspeakableflame292 Her tongue's not really sticking out. XD It's hard to tell by the cut-off but the old pic is the character just speaking. Supposedly her saying "Wow, cool!"

+WizzyWhipitWonderful hahahahha

him and Gohan teaming up on Namek were some of my favorite parts of that arc

Same here. That and "Back at the Lab."

Trunks story is so amazing.

Not to mention the iconic episode ending theme, which they would occasionally mix in with transitions from other tracks. A good example of this is when Goku blew up Cell, and the eerie ambience we hear (when panning to Cell’s half-destroyed body) transitioned to the ending theme. When Buu arrived at the lookout and they transitioned from Buu’s theme to the ending music, that was one of several displays of creativity on the Faulconer team’s part. You never get that in Japanese or Kai, they *never* had clever musical transitions. The Faulconer team would also change up music in accordance with which character appeared to have control of a fight (Vegeta vs Cell for example). Japanese and Kai *never* paid attention to detail like that. It’s telling that one of if not the most iconic soundtracks in Japanese Z (Battle Point Unlimited - Trunks’ theme when he killed Frieza) isn’t even a Japanese track. Yamamoto plagiarized it off of a German band “Propaganda” and their song “Murder of Love”. He plagiarized off of other American and European sources, too, implicitly admitting that the actual Japanese Z tracks are inferior to their Westernized counterparts. In fact Japanese Z oftentimes goes long stretches where they don’t even *have* a soundtrack, due to laziness and lack of creativity (and plagiarism on Yamamoto’s part further corroborates laziness and lack of creativity). I often see sub fans cope with this by claiming long stretches of silence “makes it more suspenseful” but they’d surely be the first ones to criticize the English dub for laziness or lack of creativity if it had long stretches with no soundtrack. And if you want to see actual suspense, for example, check the eerie ambience the Faulconer team used during Imperfect Cell’s first appearance and prior to his absorption of the civilian in front of Piccolo. Or the track that played as we were waiting for the dust cloud to settle and see what effect Final Flash had on Cell. Or right after Goku blew up Cell and it panned to the latter’s half-destroyed body. Deep down, even the sub fans know the Faulconer team soundtrack is objectively the best by far. They just have to downplay it because they feel obligated to hate anything that’s Americanized and “taints” the original Japanese in their view. They can’t comprehend the possibility that there are many areas in the original that can be improved upon. The fact that sub fans actually enjoyed Yamamoto’s plagiarized tracks off of Western sources (such as Battle Point Unlimited) fully convinces me that they would also love the Faulconer soundtrack if the original Japanese were the first ones to use it. Too bad their irrational hatred for English dub clouds their judgment.

@@dubisbetterthansub5254 While I don't agree that the American dub (script or voice acting) are better than other dubs or Japanese totally. I must say that I agree almost completely with the subject of the music of Faulconer Productions. I really hate the ignorance and lack of opinion of people who hate the American soundtrack without even having heard it, I find people say: "It's pure generic rock" or even worse "It's pure metal". I wonder if: "Episodic Trunks", "New Earth Music" or "Serious Suspense" are pure generic metal. Obviously the tracks composed for the mutiple battles or characters' themes (they use guitar, bass and those synthesizers to make them sound epic, erratic, violent and exciting). But if that's something bad or "repetitive"... why don't they complain that the entire Kikuchi soundtrack was made up of pure trumpet, trombone, violin and orchestral hits? In that case, is it okay? Besides that Z is based on pure action, fights, blows, fast movements, pure violence. I don't think that a 60's opera music accompanies the emotion with what you see on the screen like Faulconer does. (Just look at the Goku vs Cell battle, that fast version of Piccolo vs 17 is perfect for their fast and violent battle). Really, I never thought about the fact that everyone loves Battle Point Unlimited and even goes so far as to say that it is the best of Japanese music... but its origin is not Japanese at all. What they love so much is that 80s western rock. Not the music from a Bruce Lee movie. How ironic! I must say that Yamamoto, despite the plagiarism and everything, composed a varied soundtrack and that despite not being written for the scene (as if the faulconer score did for good and bad), he did think about the placement of these throughout of the entire series, there was only one placement that was terrible and that was Goku's SSJ1 transformation, but in every other track it is well locate and adds musical value to the scenes frequently (like The Braveheart Triumphant Return in his Goku SSJ1 monologue) But Kikuchi and Sunitomo (pre-Multiversal Tournament arc) seem so bland and generic to me. In conclusion, Faulconer is so badly judged because of those weebs that do not accept something that is changed from its original Japanese format and yet they don't even bother to check something before judging it, they must surely hate the song "I wanna be the very best" or the American soundtrack of Sonic CD. All this is told by a Latin American who saw original DB, DBKAI and Super in Japanese but saw several random episodes of Z in different languages (especially important scenes). I must say that what Mike, Scott, Julius and Bruce himself did something that will be a niche that unbiased people will know how to enjoy and appreciate it.

That one definitely hots the nostalgia hard

too bad he didn't make any of these... I swear you rubes remind me of all the extras in z who think mr satan beat cell 😆

@@daleva187goligo lmao too bad you don't know a thing called producers and crediting artists. Don't know what a rube is but it seems you fit the mold of it troll. POV on you when you think you look smart but get bodied

GamoXd812 xD

Reminds me of something from Bomberman Hero almost

Or MGS2

Any sources?

Shellfish888 My experience at Faulconer's studio. For instance "Future Trunks", "Dead Zone", and "SSJ Trunks" were written by me(except the tail end of SSJ Trunks...that's a clip from another track by Mike). I played the guitar for King Cold from sheet music Mike Smith had written out, because he was the composer. I was there when many of these were written and heard about others from the real composer himself (Mike Smith).

Jack The vast majority of the Faulconer score is synthesizers, except when the guitars are real (usually my playing, except the theme song which is Bud Guin)

***** I have to say that that's really interesting to know! I'm very curious to hear what it was like to produce the whole soundtrack for a well-loved series like this, how it started, developed, and if you would like to do this again for the newly announced series?

***** Yeah...that's Scott Morgan you idiot.

thomstomm69 solo is way to sick haha

thomstomm69 Thanks! I was actually trying to play it cool for the background music :) The stuff on my channel is more unleashed.

Which episode was that? Faulconer productions' soundtrack first aired on episode 68

@@ummiehummie Yes, I've done some basic research and uncovered that fact. But I'm not sure which episodes. I've bought the tinned boxsets for Season 2 & 3, but couldn't readily identify the theme from there either upon rewatching. The epsiodes would've aired on Cartoon Network back in 1998, when I first watched them. It could be that I just have a false memory. I was also quite into Crystal Planet by Joe Satriani, so the two vibes might've melded to conjure up something more evocative in my mind. I think I'm chasing a ghost!🤣

ilovethelegend gohan fights frieza ?

For you, I recommend Gohan powers up theme. That one is my favorite.

Casper Fransen Nice.But my opinion is that it's not that cool.But still it one of my favs

MrprikoloshaGames Hyperbolic Time Chamber is my fav

narahs22 My too.

MrprikoloshaGames When they use it in the Goku vs Vegeta fight after the Kamehameha and Final Flash battle...... perfect.

When he was telling android 19 the story of how became a super saiyan.

so... you worship a false prophet? a guy who did nothing

He didn't do more than 90% of this, his ghostwriters are gone.

you need to do some research, bruce hardly did anything... I'm embarrassed for you

It has been awhile but it seems people have to be schooled on how music gets made. See there is this thing called a producer and credit artists. Not one is without the others but it's not produced with a lead on everything. Reasons why Bruce Falconer's name is above everything. Get smart cause this is GG. Do wikipedia research

@@daleva187goligo oh wow. Wikipedia researcher here like another person doesn't know that. Bro stop it before I embarrass you. You think you're smart but don't know Bruce Falconer is the leading producer on these tracks meaning it would've never got the time of day if he didn't approve. Child stay in your lane of knowledge

@@daleva187goligo no reply yet. I guess you figured out that without Bruce Falconer's approval most DBZ music would have never been heard. Lmfao:POV when you think you know everything but get schooled. Youngster stay in your lane before you hurt your brain further

You mean this one: /watch?v=7dsSvx0GzgY&ab_channel=BramRutgers

@@ummiehummie i did find it its time chamber

No, wait Super Nintendo. It's the guitars, like in Goku VS. Jeice and Burta

PkmnTrainer Kyle.H OOOOOOHH DEAD ZONE GOT TEN TIMES COOLER!!!!

PkmnTrainer Kyle.H THE SAGA CONTINUES MY FAVORITE THEME OF THE SERIES IT PLAYED EVERY SEASON FINALE

+Mr Sisel in some pov's, all sayians look alike.

+MrJJtheboss That's racist. :D

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they do look alike

Broly's design is based off of Ascended Saiyan Trunks from the Cell arc