Yknow, when i first got splatoon, i was like, okay, neart music. now ive picked up guitar and bass, and wow, i can appreciate these songs (like splattack and metalopod) so much more..
@@sand2159 I always wished there was a volume slider for it but then I realised that would just make everyone set it to lowest for audio advantage purposes
I used to think that the guy who singed was Ikkan (the tall guy), then I learned Ichiya (the one standing at the left of Ikkan) was the main vocalist lmao
@lazytomato i think they meant how ikkan (the bassist) left the group to form disspair with warabi while the remaining three got a new member as a replacement and then rebranded as front roe for splatoon 3
Been playing Splatoon 1 since the original Global Testfire, Splat 1 always takes me back to the happiness of summer 2015. When I hear the online battle music, I don't get just nostalgic like I do a game soundtrack, I get nostalgic like I do to old radio hits. It gives me that warm familiarity I had listening to Flo Rida in 2011. Or when Owl City was everywhere. When Splatoon 1 officially goes offline, I'm gonna get double decked from both kinds of nostalgia. Remembering Squid Squad is gonna hurt even more than it does now
I will forever be sad that Nintendo puts close to NONE of their OST's on streaming platforms. I would kill for having all the Splatoon music on my Spotify.
If only theyd realize all the fans would flock to listen to every single splatoon song 24/7 . or. atleast I would. my spotify usage would definitely skyrocket
not only that, but they _also_ attack things just like this. They hate it when you provide a service that they should be providing but don't, and then continue to refuse providing an alternative that could be making them money. So many people would pay good money to have what they're already getting for free that you're so upset about, Nintendo. Just provide it to them in a quality that resembles (or even exceeds?) the publicly-available, free, piratey versions. Otherwise, hoist the sails lads.
this song is so nostalgic lol. i got the game from my parents when i got the wiiu in 2015. they didn't know what games i liked so they just picked random ones. who knew my favourite game happened on accident. wonder if i would of found out what splatoon is if i never got the game.
im sure you wouldve. if its your favourite game now it wouldve had to have grabbed you at some point. now more than ever with the promotion shifting from "your a squid now your a kid now" to showcasing in world fashion, brands, music, bands, art etc. this world has such a great amount of depth and its too stylistically unique to just pass by
I got splatoon 1 because my older brother when I was 2 was begging for splatoon and we got the game. I got splatoon 2 because when went to best buy and splatoon 2 was there and my dad bought it. I got splatoon 3 by a birthday gift from my grandma
I used to not like squid squad for some reason (maybe because of the vocals) but now i love them so much they’re so cool ESPECIALLY ICHIYA I LOVE YOU ICHIYA
I do like them, a lot in fact. maybe it's the craziness of Nami Nami or (especially) the stare and how Murasaki is portrayed emotionally. But...although ICHIYA's vocals are yeah fitting...I do not quite like him? Don't ask, maybe it's for the initial vocals in Ink Or Sink (I LOVE Seaskape and Kraken up, neverthenless💙)
one thing i love about Splatoon is that even the Music has it's own character's storylines, like as you go from Splatoon 1 to Splatoon 2 & 3 you see a story of the bands unfold on the background with each game . like bands breaking up and bands that become very famous but not as famous as the idols of each games. the fun part about single player mode is that you find treasure that reveal the stories but in such a small way that you wouldn't notice unless you deep search and explore each game, it's like the creator of the game show us they didn't go to hard but the truth is that each game brings you a little continuation of each story in a small way. i mean, one of the shop people from Splatoon 3 was actually a member of 1 of the broken up bands from Splatoon 1 that say a lot.
Harmony was from Chirpy Chips (ABXY), however it's unclear if they're split up. However Ikkan, the bassist of Squid Squad joined Diss-Pair with Warabi, with the other three picking up a new member to make Front Roe.
Today, i tried lucid dreaming with splatoon, and looked some videos for reference. Now, i have the mentality of an Inkling. To the point of making weapons outta cardboard and such materials. Im a kid Im a squid Im a KID Im a SQUID Im A KID Im A SQUID IM A KID IM A SQUID HELP, I'VE BEEN FOCUSED ONLY ON SPLATOON, IT IS CURRENTLY 2AM AND I CANT STOP *HELP*
i noticed that these are all different from the original mixes did you manage to find a multitrack for these songs? and if so, do you think you could share that with me? im trying to learn producing and i think having a multitrack for these songs would be very useful in an educational context
I've used the Splatune Versions since there High-Ress Versions of the Ingame tracks. Splattack on the Over Hand I've mixed with one of the Trailer Versions.
If you look at her tentacles and her eyebrows, you can see that she's definitely an Inkling. I know you're just judging by her eyes just because her eyeliner/mask thing doesn't connect like most Inklings.
Honestly, the only transition I liked was between Metalopod and Now or Never - I'd rather you just kept the other tracks completely separate (and that you'd have included the trailer version of Splattack! as a bonus track in the end instead of mashing them up).
I don't know about the other songs, I'm pretty sure they weren't added though. Now or Never was remixed by Wet Floor and Off the Hook, while Splattack was remixed by Dedf1sh. So two of their songs kinda made appearances in the game. Excluding the game though, there are a few other places where these songs end up, such as the Grizzco Commercial which uses Splattack.
