This Melody Sounds Familliar

Maybe it's one of those generic jingles/sounds that are sold to media corporations to use on their shows? Similar to the fire engine siren from Sim City 4 or generic-children-playing sound. Since the shows were released about the same time, it would make sense.

Also, this is a nostalgia bomb.

 

To my knowledge, it's fairly common for cartoon production companies—as well as dubbing companies—to reuse "stock" music they have laying around across multiple shows, depending on whether or not they fit the particular situation in question the best or not. Several other shows dubbed by Ocean Group used music present in the Ocean dub of Dragon Ball Z, for example.

 

Wow....that's so weird.

To bad they were cheap and unoriginal when it came to this iteration of Sonic.......oh wait.

 

When thinking about where the tune would be in a video game/hack, I decided it would be best suited as menu/options music. Has anyone else tried this with the rest of AoStH's soundtrack?

 

It would be sorta neat if someone got a hold of the people(person?) responsible for the music from AoStH and got them to give us the actual music files for all those tunes.

 

the "waiting screen / music" on channel 13 in austin, tx used TTR bad future music (US) in the lag time between the commercial and the next show =) I'm still wondering how they pulled that off.

 

I just realized something...what was the point of putting that music in that scene anyways? It was just a standard conversation. I can see some slight orchestral music in the background (they don't even do that with sitcoms though), but that music just seemed so out of place, especially when you know it was used on AoSTH.

 

I remember hearing AoStH music cues in another cartoon as well, can't remember which one though.

 

Well, Power Rangers, at least in its beginnings, was an attempt to cheaply cash in on pre-existing Japanese stock footage. Syber Squad, on the other hand, was an attempt to cheaply cash in on the popularity of Power Rangers. It was second-generation toy shilling.

 

O.O.....even the powers of youtube can't dig this one up...I'm still curious though.