Jet Set Radio OST [FULL] 

WE ARE SO FUCKING BACK

I love how aggressively fun this game is. It's almost like the game isn't trying to impress you, it's just having fun on it's own, and you get to be apart of it

2 crazy facts about this game: 1. The average age for the developers who made this game were only around 25 and had very little experience making any games 2. Smilebit the developers upped the colors using the better cpu on the Dreamcast so it could never look better on ps2

As a hip-hop producer, I have to say that this work is of some top-class artist and would've been equally fire even if it had been an entirely separate commercial release on its own.

Somewhere in Asia, there is a city that cannot be found on any map called "Tokyo-To," but everyone just calls it Tokyo. The two hottest things on the streets of Tokyo-To are the punks wearing magnetically driven in-line skates powered by newly developed "netrium" batteries, and "Jet Set Radio," a pirate radio station manned by the DJ "Professor K," that plays nothing but non-stop, hard-core music. Those street punks have been named "Rudies" by the people of Tokyo-To. They roam the streets and cover the city with their personal graffiti, claiming that it is their way of expressing themselves to the world. However, ever since the Metropolitan Government and the financial conglomerate, the Rokkaku Group, combined their efforts to co-found the "21st Century Project," the streets of Tokyo-To have never been the same again. Police crackdowns on the Rudies have become more severe, and Captain Onishima is more anxious than ever to put them behind bars. The streets of Tokyo-To are ready to explode...

If the soundtrack is any indicator of how good the game is. Then i'm already a fan

The art and gameplay of this game blew my 12 year old mind. Back in the freakin' day

Obviously the entire soundtrack is iconic, but....decades later Humming the Bassline still just pops into my head randomly from time to time.

ROCK THAT SHIT, HOMIE.

Humming the bassline is like my mind's theme song.

First console I ever owned was a Dreamcast, and my two favorite games on there were crazy taxi and this... I can't believe we're getting remakes of both!

How can this have been uploaded for so long & still not have timestamps? Anyway here ya go 02:53 - Humming The Bassline 05:50 - That's Enough 09:35 - Everybody Jump Around 13:45 - Sneakman 17:38 - Bout The City 21:21 - Mischievous Boy 23:36 - Sweet Soul Brother 26:32 - Rock It On 30:18 - Yellow Beam 33:34 - Electric Tooth Brush 37:52 - Funky Radio 39:09 - Grace & Glory 42:27 - Moody's Shuffle ???? - Jet Set Medley ???? - Jet Set Station ???? - Jet Set Groove #1 ???? - Jet Set Groove#2 [It's really just a medley of the songs from 42:27 onwards]

I've never played this game before but I'm digging the soundtrack!

Over two decades later and I’m still listening to this all the time. It’s perfect for “head down and get some work done” kind of music. Phenomenal.

WE WON!!!!

This game and it’s soundtrack are just pure fun

I have a very vivid memory of running for the bus as a kid with Sneakman blazing on my headphones xD good times

People who love JSRF, JSR & it's music are the coolest people around.

This whole game is a true work of art. It's 20 years fucking old and everything about it is still funky phresh.

My dream videogame is: - Devil May Cry-style gameplay (comboing enemies with flashy moves) - Splatoon/Jet Set Radio aesthetics - Music by Hideki Naganuma - Cool modern city setting with slight sci-fi elements EDIT: HI FI RUSH BAYBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

For some reason this entire OST makes me want to dance with roller skates like I'm waiting to be picked up on the main menu of a game.

WE ARE BACK LETS GOOOOOOO

0:00 - Let Mom Sleep 2:51 - Humming The Bassline 5:49 - That's Enough 9:34 - Everybody Jump Around 13:43 - Sneakman 17:36 - Bout The City 21:19 - Mischievous Boy 23:35 - Sweet Soul Brother 26:31 - Rock It On 30:17 - Yellow Bream 33:33 - Electric Toothbrush 37:49 - Funky Radio 39:09 - Moody's Shuffle (from here on there's no separation between tracks) 42:25 - Grace & Glory ??:?? - Jet Set Medley ??:?? - Jet Set Station / Toronto feat.Dj-K ??:?? - Jet Set Groove #1 ??:?? - Jet Set Groove #2

revisiting this soundtrack after like 20 years and its STILL a banger!!!

An absolute work of art. Sega need to breathe new life into this series as soon as possible. A Jet Set Radio 3 and JSRF remastered is exactly what they NEED to do.

I'm awful at this game, but slowly learning it, and having fun a lot with the music and both gameplay Never been too much getting into skating games as much as Jet Set Radio It's very unique in it's own artstyle and characteristics, especially when it comes to Professor K. Loved it.

That Jet Set Radio phase never left, so let's keep it goin'!

I love how in this game AND somic rush, there is a medley at the end as a little recap of sorts. I love it :)

I recorded this soundtrack directly to my mini-disc player from my Dreamcast. I set the DC up to play through my stereo and played all the tracks from the music test in the setup menu. I just let each song play then switched tracks shortly after it repeated so I got all the radio tuning noise as a transition. I played the shit out of that disc.

My god this game is just the best. Recently broke out my old Dreamcast, this game still flows so well! Cel-shading ensures that it hasn't aged too badly either for a game developed in the fucking 90's! Man that console was the shit, such a shame it didn't go further considering the hardware it was packing.

I played it on my Dreamcast, what an experience

This and the Katamari series are probably the trippiest games ever.

I'm no gamer but I enjoyed sooooo much this game when I was kid! The music and the dynamics were phenomenal

One of the few games that actually had a significant impact on the music industry

The only game i re-bought for my ps3

My partner: I wonder what is she thinking.. Me: BETTER WATCH IT, COMIN' AT YA', THE FUNKY RHYTHM COMIN' AT YA'

These funk and hip hop VIBES are great and help me get in a good mood when doing homework or drawing

if only the radios actually played these types of songs XD

Don't care how long its been, this soundtrack is still amazing as all hell, the entire JSR franchise needs more love

Still my jam after all these years! This was one well made soundtrack!

just got the free steam package with jet set radio, cant wait to play *-*

I still call this Jet Grind Radio.

surely one of the funkiest game osts ever created. it has no meaning. it has no message. it is just pure fun and has tons of soul. this game would not have needed anything else to make is complete and the classic it is today. I still have my copy on the dreamcast. Anyone else make their custom tags just big fat cocks? or just me?

The composer, Hideki Nagamura, is now attached to a new indie parkour game inspired my Mirror's Edge and Jet Set Radio, HOVER: THE REVOLT OF GAMERS.

JET SET RADIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Nearly all games of the Dreamcast was like travel to an amazing future. Jet Set Radio was no exception at all.

I'm totally gonna download this ost and use it in the car.

Gum is pretty much poster-girl for JSR and JSRF.

Have to listen the OST on RU-vid now because apparently it’s all of a sudden region locked on AM and Spotify

Clearly, the same people behind Sonic Rush and Sonic Rush Adventure's OSTs.

its astonishing to me that such a famous and revolutionary ost is less than 50 minutes long, never realized that until just now

The whispering lady in Sweet Soul Brother has quite the ASMR quality to her voice.

Energy: **dies** That one girl in school: 0:43

You just had to be there. I didn't know when I picked this game up from the Sega Dreamcast 14 years ago that it would change video games forever. Cel-shading wasn't a thing until Jet Set executed it perfectly. The graffiti/hip-hop/Shibuya culture revered in FULL effect here. This soundtrack was Tony Hawk 2 on acid (I'm an avid DDR player so I appreciate games with original soundtracks this fire). Nothing about this game was bad.

never played this, only heard the sbfp boys talk about it. holy shit at that first track

Come back to this every few months still one of the greatest OSTs

"Humming the Bassline" just leaves me in a deep state of nostalgia.. I wish we had more of this game

putting this on to do work was a bad idea, I can't stop groovin'

To listen to a whole OST without becoming bored or disappointed. I have energetic feels. This is beautiful ;-;

I'm glad I found this. best soundtrack in history

Back when games were still unique and not just carbon copies of each other

This might be my favorite non sonic sega game.

Man, if the Jet Set Radio series got more attention, there would be another game of it, but instead, we keep seeing some of the characters in Sega All Stars games.... *sighs*

As if it wasn't obvious enough, the anime/manga Air Gear was heavily influenced/inspired by Jet Set Radio. This is also apparent during the more relaxed/comedic parts of the anime where a similar vibe of music to this soundtrack is used.

Too... Many... MEMORIES :'c

These soundtrack and TWEWY are the most funkiest ST from videogame history

Who else prefers JSR over JSRF? For me there's no comparison, the original is my favourite by far 🙂

Hideki naganuma is a beast.

This and JSRF's soundtracks have aged really well.

Reminds me of Sonic rush

Can stuff like this just start coming back.

The original North American release of this game was called "Jet Grind Radio" (Dreamcast, 2000). Following its release, license discrepancies developed with three of the game's- incidentally- most popular tracks. The remake "Jet Set Radio" has an altered track list, and these songs do not appear on its soundtrack.

Would you stop playing with that radio lord, I'm trying to get some sleep! Ah good times

Work that- Work that. Work that shit homie! SHIT HOMIE! SHIT HOMIE! This OST is so catchy and so funky. Really modern.

what a trip down the memory lane

Hands down one of the all time greatest video game soundtracks ever produced.

Got a rush of nostalgia listening to this. I'm right back in this classic video game.

bought this game because of this video lol

Humming the Bassline is ICONIC

OH YEEEEEEEES BABY

One of my favorite games of all time

A student in my high school wanted my AVID teacher to play this near the end of class. I was in 2nd period and he was in 1st and we never met

This game has a great soundtrack

One man made this whole soundtrack and that man is Hideki Naganuma. He is a legend.

I played this game when i was ablut 10 years old and literally every single one of these songs has been stuck in my head since then and they randomly plag in my head without my consent. 23 years man. Probably many more.

Rock that shit homie!!

Easily the finest soundtrack of any game...

I listen to this whenever I play Lucio.

I don't know where else to post this so I'm going to share this here lmao A kind of "fun fact" about JSR is that it only took around 10 months to complete. That's an incredible feat, no doubt, but here's the thing- The JSR you've most likely played and the one that was released on June 29th, 2000 are almost radically different games (a little bait-y, I know) For one, there was no chapter 3. There were still the final stages (Explosion, Benten Burning, Fight or Flight, Behind the Mask and Final Groove) but the Cube and Combo storyline was not in the June 29th release. Combo and Cube were still characters in the game but they were unlocked like everyone else and unlocked in the Shibuya and Benten districts respectively. Combo was actually unlocked after Shibuya GG making him the first character you get after Tab, who was originally Corn/Cone (both words are spelled the same in Japanese and both work as his name so it's a 50/50 chance it was either.) Cube was unlocked after Benten Boogie. She was replaced by Mew/Bis in later releases. "Bisu" means screw in Japanese. If you were ever wondering what that screw on her back was for, that's why. Speaking of Mew, she was originally unlocked in the _Kogane_ district after Kogane Circus. Back to Cube tho. Originally, she wore a grey tee and a black, long sleeved undershirt with flames on it. She also wore denim jeans that were folded at the bottom. Kenji Ueda, the Jet Set Radio character designer and artist of the official art, never drew the US/EU design to my knowledge so the only official art of Cube is in her JP look. I *assume* the new design was so she could be more inline with American fashion of the time post-Coin storyline. They still kept Combo's Yen chain between releases instead of switching it out with an American dollar Sign. Also, because there was no Cube and Combo storyline, there was no Coin. Because the Cube and Combo storyline was added in for the US/EU releases, the stages are so much smaller and more enclosed compared to the other stages. They feel more like the early stages of Chapter 1. Piranha also had a different name in this release. Originally she was Sugar. Funny thing about Piranha, her and Combo switched challenges in the US/EU release- Combo got the race and Piranha got the half pipe tricks. Piranha also has an interesting history with character themes. Originally, she had O.K. House as her theme, then Yappie Feet, and then Bout the City in the HD release due to the song being removed. On the topic of Deavid Soul, composers of Yappie Feet, and yes, "composers", Deavid Soul is a Japanese duo, not a single artist, originally had their song "Dunny Boy Williamson Show" in the June 29th release before having it removed and never being added back in, officially that is, I'm pretty sure there *are* mods that put it back in. Dunny Boy Williamson Show was used in the Shibuya district and was originally Slate's theme, too, who was originally called Soda. He was called Soda again for JSRF. I think all these name changes were made appeal to more angsty American counter culture. Names like Soda, Sugar, and Corn/Cone are subjectively less cool sounding than Slate, Piranha, and Tab. Now about gameplay, the thing that easily needed the most changing. In the June 29th release, the Kogane and Benten tag stages are genuinely this close to being unbearable in my opinion. The AI sucks, with Poison Jam and The Noise Tanks just bumping into things and in the case of PJ, constantly falling into sewage. Funnily enough tho, The Love Shockers stage is pretty much completely unchanged between releases, so it makes me wonder why PJ and NT were given such weird AI. Speaking of The Noise Tanks or just the Benten district in general, O.K. House was originally a Benten song, not a Shibuya one. If you were wondering "Well if O.K. House wasn't a Shibuya song, what the first song in Love Trap?" It was Dunny Boy Williamson Show. Lastly, the cutscenes we're also changed, too. The first two cutscenes were unskippable and one of the biggest changes: *DJ PROFESSOR K* read the original ending cutscene's monologue instead of Combo. When I found this out I was *so* surprised, like an ungodly amount. Aside from different VA's of course, that's all the changes I could think of. I could talk about De La Jet Set Radio, a sort of patch of JSR only released in Japan before patches were really a thing, but that version is such a mess. Characters switch between Japanese and English names like every other piece of dialogue and I remember correctly, sometimes they used the Japanese voices, sometimes they used the English ones, again, a mess. A change I'm too sure about just because of my memory is that there was no radio in the garage in the June 26th version. I guess another little factoid was that there was none of the Nu Metal tracks like Just Got Wicked in the Japanese version but I feel like that's pretty well known at this point. Another is that the game was changed to Jet _Grind_ Radio for the US release due to Jet Set already being Copyrighted. I love how on a lot of old JSR videos pre-HD release and to a lesser degree post, you still see people calling it Jet Grind Radio and JGR. That's so cool to me, it's like looking into an alternate dimension. Jet Set Radio was officially released in America on October 31st, 2000, around 4 months after the original. It's kind of crazy how much they were able to fix and change between releases, but the cracks do show here and there like one of my favorites, "Go Grind City!" Instead of Go to Grind City. Original Jet Set Radio, as much as I do find it charming, is the inferior version no doubt. It feels kind of rushed in comparison to the American release of the game, which just feels more full and polished. That's my two cents or I guess two dollars on this. I really want these to be more well known, especially considering how undocumented the June 29th release STILL is. Hell, I wouldn't know about of this if it were weren't for the sparse rumors I heard floaty around getting me intrigued enough to find the rom and play it on redream, an emulator for Dreamcast games. If you want to go further down the JSR rabbit hole, I recommend checking out dedtoot and JavaFinch, two really cool people who have been able to uncover way more JSR content than I, a lazy hormonal teenage boy, could ever. Unused voices, unused songs, prototype footage, all super freaking cool. There's also Japanese exclusive guidebooks for JSR and JSRF that have a lot of really cool character facts like ages, likes, dislikes, personalities, etc. Only those character pages have been translated but there's a JSR Archives group working to translating those books. There's also an American guidebook- the Sybex guidebook- that was found and uploaded, too. The E3 prototype was found pretty recently too. The rom for that is floating around if you want to check that out and a cool guy called "Brobey", a prolific JSR speedrunner who even got the WR a few times, streamed it a while ago if the vod for that is still up. He streams other games of the late 90's toearly 2000', too, so check him out if you're interested in that. So uh, yeah.

Ever have one of those games or movies you've watched or played and it's like you've never even experienced it until RU-vid reminds you of it years later?

39:09 - Grace & Glory is a killer track

This game, it's aesthetic, it's music, so spectacular. Playing this as kids we were just enamored and wide-eyed.

Sweet Soul Brother is genuinely one of the best songs I've ever heard.

Like seriously bout the city is so freaking good

I'm sorry but this is the best soundtrack for any game ever PERIOD!!!!!

This ost + thug pro is an enlightening experience

this gives katamari damacy a run for its money

OST듣고 게임 살 마음 먹었던 게 생각나네.

I recognise so many of these samples, it's insane!

This game was the best reason to own a Dreamcast. It got remastered in HD a few years back, and if you've never played it, it is ABSOLUTELY worth a try.