2:48 legit my favorite part of this entire video, i love the rock/metal theme for Jurassic Park theme “Life… uhh finds a way” -Jeff Goldblum (Dr.Ian Malcolm) 1993
Invisable Raptor one day we lose the ones we love but as always life is hard as many of us are jp fans we are all in the hearts of dinosaurs dead or not if your dad is with god he might see some dinosaurs up with god and one day you too aswell
22 years, but Jurassic Park has been around a lot longer than 1993. Michael Crichton saw his two books become movies, but unfortunately he never lived to see how great it has become today.
When the main theme started to fade out and I saw that there was still time left I was, "It's gonna happen isn't it?" And Journey to the Island started playing and I got goosebumps
I'm glad this was reuploaded. I downloaded it before it was taken down the last time, but everyone needs to hear this. I can't wait to use this at my wedding.
This should be played when the last ever Jurassic Park Movie end credits play showing all the previous films as flashbacks. But Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom will most likely mark the end of Isla Nublar.
+FatherEarth You think? I'm 15 and Jurassic Park basically made me who i am as a person. I totally understand man, it was a great movie carrying a deep meaning behind it and also enjoyable at the same time.
This is just such an amazing cover. I wonder why not more people are making proper Metal Covers of Film Scores. They often have such incredible melodies that are fit for Metal Songs. In any case, thank you. For some reason, I always have to check out this cover when I see the Jurassic World trailer.
This was the song played when my wife and I walked into the dinner after our wedding. I'm the ravenous JP fan of the house (our kids give me a run for my money, though) but the music was her idea...I knew there was a reason I married her.
Just wanted to take a minute to thank you for keeping this video up for so long. Not even joking, I listen to this cover more often than I do the original JP theme, it's just so good. It makes me very happy that, even all this time later, the original upload is still here, and I don't have to reluctantly direct people to some stolen reupload. Thank-you sir.
John Hammond remembers his life. From his high school days as both a whiz kid and a rockstar, to the day he opened the Park. Now the Park is more alive than ever, and has entertained and educated millions of eyes all across the globe. Now in his dying bed, he rises with all the strength left, reaching for his grandson's guitar, and plays it. He is that boy once again, with all the people of his life, both still around and long gone, in their healthiest and happiest form, watching his "gig"
I don't know how many people noticed but this actually got featured in the Lego Jurassic world game during the boardwalk level when you were trying to make a loud noise to scare the tyranadon
This song brings back memories of my childhood when I liked dinosaurs until I found out that dinosaurs were extinct I was sad because I thought they still existed, what true memories
The Movie that changed Cinema Forever. The Movie that made the CGI a perfect tool. The Movie that made Stanley Kubrick out the dust and resurrects his project A.I. The Movie that inspires George Lucas to tell the greatest villain of cinema past in the Star Wars Prequels. The Movie that moves Peter Jackson to make a 180 grades to fantasy genre in his The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. The best Steven Spielberg movie. The best dinosaur movie ever made.
50% Agreed. I like this version better for the part that everybody remembers.(da da, da da, dadada, dada da da, dadadada, dadadada,daaa, dadada dadada) but I like the original better because the orchestra is astoundingly beatutiful. (Aka that violin and piano though)
That was a really rocking theme for the movie franchise on dinosaurs, and maybe the theme for the history of dinosaurs in film. And a happy 25th anniversary to this movie.
Interesting arrangement. I like the use of the drum set, as it really brings that rock feel into the song. The guitars are nice. The only thing I think could use more work is the transition part of the song that builds into the modulation. The bridge seems very separate with the volume level and the synthesizers at 5:26. Other than that, solid arrangement!
