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Well, the main stage at Tomorrowland just burned down but still the festival went trhough, we could say they had a bad fur day. The next best thing to that is seeing how the humble Nintendo 64 managed to pack a fully formed techno track with all of its characteristic sections inside a cartridge (even though this game specifically required a special 64 MB cartridge, one of the few Nintendo 64 games that size and audio made up around 40–48 MB of all cartridge space, so now you know why few N64 games used streamed audio or voice acting).

All this in service of bringing to life a rave party at the night club where Conker has to rescue his Jessica Rabbit-like girlfriend from the Roger Rabbit-like mafia weasels amidst a bunch of rocky guards and strippers, which is actually the least preposterous place where you can end after a night of binge drinking with your war buddies. Conker, the squirrel, the forgotten mascot character who debuted on Diddy's Kong Racing and had some cute adventures on the Game Boy Color, has grown too fast and on his sequel he ditches his child -friendly image and becomes the complete edgy younger brother that the company Rareware always wanted to be, a cute animal that drinks, curses and loves money; the culmination of the company platforming mascot adventures with toilet humor, and shooter prowess learned from GoldenEye 64 and Jet Force Gemini. This is the swan song from Rare for the Nintendo 64. We didn't need another typical mascot platformer after Banjo-Kazooie; the people who grew up with a N64 controller are now ready for college and this game which captures the zeitgeist of the 90s with its satire of popular culture, including the video game medium, and edgy humor. It is a good way to say goodbye to the decade. The strange adventures that transcurrs in a single day can best be described as an update to The Wizard of Oz with Dorothy were a drunken squirrel and a yellow brick road was filled with brown, great mighty stuff. The game screams personality.

Musically, the audio was entrusted to a Rare composer we have not featuret yet, Robin Beanland, who actually remains with the company to this day heping them in traversing the seas. He composed for the Killer Instinct series and co-wrote some of the screenplay in Conker's Bad Fur Day. He was also the one who recommended Grant Kirkhope to send demos and apple for the company. It seem he is quite fond of electronic musc and tools since this Rock Solid Night cclub out of nowhere in the story already had a precursor in Jet Force Gemini where the space cadets ended up also at a night club with a DJ who played various techno tracks to dance. Here we can see Conker dancing if he stays idle.

The music is rather faithful to the style of techno music very popular throughout the 90s, and specially during this time at Britain, known as Trance, it name deriving precisely because the repetitive loops and ostinatos put the listeners and party goers in this state which is better enjoyed with substances not endorsed by this or Google LLC in any way, shape or for. Like popular tracks in the genre, it is all about manipulating a synth riff and using the artifical percussion to create a set of buildups and climaxes to manipulate the energy on the dance floor. usually there is a middle ection where the percussion drops and a more Eurodance melody plays, it lowly rises up again until it climaxes. The tracks are often long and usually require single versions to be edited when it comes to listening purposes ans opposed to dancing.

A good reference that may have served up as a template for this track is the classic trance Acperience 1:

   • Hardfloor - "Acperience 1"  
be prepared for 9 minutes of head bouncing stuff. Anyone who grew up with gaming is already familiar with repetitive beep sounds......................

Thanks again to ‪@JukeDenton‬ for getting these fully functional MIDI sequences.

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