The song is told from Shadow’s point of view, as he sees the truth behind Rouge and Omega, while the Eggman watches him trapped in this machine. Again, the drums are immense here, and have been given a techno dance beat core to help make song feel much more rough. The guitars come in playing a strong yet simple set of chords at every chorus, while the bass plays the same melody predominantly throughout the entire song. “This Machine” is a truly hardcore Heavy Metal song mixed with Techno that’s very much akin to the sounds of Orgy and Rough Cutt. In a complete about face, we get Team Dark’s theme song “This Machine” as performed by Julien-K, which features members such as Amir Derakh, previously appearing in the band Orgy.
A pure guilty pleasure for the fans who may enjoy singing this song out loud.Īnd now our first celebrity members. Not a bad song, but the lyrics kind of bring it down with too much “happiness” and campiness. It’s the instrument that starts off the song with a small hint of tropical influence. I love the rhythm guitars and the riff very much, and once again, I have to mention the drum performance. It’s a moderately fast song and a little whimsical, especially in the lyrics as the theme is all about friendship and the super power of friendship. As I mentioned, it carries a vibe of “Escape from the City”. “We Can” is one of the few vocal tracks to directly mention Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles in character and in proper storyline, as they go on to save the world and teach that Eggman a lesson. Anyone who enjoyed “Escape from the City” will fit right in with this anthem behind Team Sonic. In following the more cheerful side of Sonic Heroes, we have “We Can” performed by both Ted Poley and Tony Harnell. Very fast from the intro, thereare powerful hits all throughout and satisfying fills with the echoing cymbals, yet the song still manages to be light. I do have to mention the drums, as it sounds much more authentic in a Metal sort of way. The guitars come in clear, and Johnny’s vocals come in much clearer then previous songs. As for the performance, it’s very decent and enlightening. Well, only in title, “Sonic Heroes”, as the rest of lyrics hardly have anything to do with Sonic in terms of personality and instead reference a tale of adventure as the hero focuses ahead with his teammates this is what the main element of gameplay is made up for behind the game itself. A very heroic and hopeful anthem, it’s one of the few songs from Crush 40 to actually mention Sonic of some sort. Love it or hate it, they come back and kicks things off with the Sonic Heroes theme song, simply entitled “Sonic Heroes”. We begin with SEGA and Sonic’s own band, Crush 40. With that aside, let’s have a look at how it all began, with Triple Threat – Sonic Heroes Vocal Trax. We’ve had Zebrahead, POWERMAN 5000, and even Marty Friedman from Megadeth in recent years. It’s a partial reason as to why we now expect bigger artists with every future Sonic game that gets released. Granted, the artists that worked alongside Jun Senoue to bring us Triple Threat aren’t huge on the mainstream section of A-List stars, but what we do have are artists that a lot of listeners may be able to recognize simply because these musicians have collaborated with bigger artists or joined up with a previous popular band.
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Not only was Sonic Heroes the first official game to tread into other console territories outside SEGA’s own after the Dreamcast, but it also marks the first time we ever get to see a more professional touch on the vocal side of the music for Sonic, with the appearance of musical celebrity guests.
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