Wipeout 2097: The Making of an Iconic PlayStation Soundtrack - Noclip Documentary

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  @NoclipDocs · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  If this video gets covered in ads (there&apos;s a lot of licensed music in here!) you can watch it ad-free on our Patreon. Just join as a free member (you don&apos;t need to put in any payment info). Here&apos;s the link: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/106007862/">https://www.patreon.com/posts/106007862/</a>

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  @CoLD.SToRAGE · 2 years ago

  What a pleasure it was to do this interview, and moreover, to see the work and energy put into the final video. Hats off dude! Great to reminisce all over again. ❤😎🚀

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  @stevenpick9451 · 2 years ago

  Fun fact! Mr Cold Storage used to be my boss and often gave me lifts to work in his insane yellow sports car at high speeds while being treated to unheard remixes of his Wipeout stuff. It was pretty memorable especially since I was a massive Wipeout nerd. Ended up designing his logo :)

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  @marsindustries · 2 years ago

  The Designers Republic aesthetic is so damned great. From Wipeout to PWEI, classic 90s style.

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  @rbdriftin · 2 years ago (edited)

  As a 40 year old who grew up as a dance-loving sci-fi nerd with a ps1, it’s &nbsp;impossible to state just how much this era, style, aesthetics. and culture of the time influenced me. Love this so much.

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  @BertramMoranda · 2 years ago

  Danny that opening statement about the age of Wipeout hurt my soul.

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  @yourtallness · 2 years ago

  Nailing a perfect lap in Phantom Class while listening to Firestarter has been one of the peak experiences of my life.

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  @RedSunGamerTV · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m proud to have worked on Wipeout and Wipeout 2097 as well as other titles at studio Liverpool for both Psygnosis and Sony. I spent hours in Tim&apos;s studio talking music with him. ❤

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  @berb_yt · 1 year ago

  Not this guy being scared shitless the whole time while making some of the MOST iconic videogame tracks ever. What a legend.

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  @WritingOnGames · 2 years ago

  Never clicked on a YouTube video so fast in my life

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  @codd2501 · 2 years ago

  I will never. Never. Forget playing the 2097 demo and hearing “body in motion” and my entire life changing. Sensational.

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  @pkaulf · 2 years ago (edited)

  The soundtrack to the first Wipeout was almost life changing for me as a 14-year old. Tim did a great job - some of the best dance music ever was written by people who had no idea what they were doing. The 90s were such an incredibly fertile period for that kind of creativity.

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