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Belgdor
04-03-2007, 02:20 PM
Does anyone have the original versions of "Sweet Sweet Sweet" and "Sweet Dream" from the Sonic 2006 Soundtrack?

They’re good songs, but the added voices do kind of put me off.


Sound Reaper
04-04-2007, 01:23 AM
Does anyone have the original versions of "Sweet Sweet Sweet" and "Sweet Dream" from the Sonic 2006 Soundtrack?

They’re good songs, but the added voices do kind of put me off.

Unless there weren’t ANY vocals in the Japanese version (which would be far too odd), then that’s as original as it’s going to get.

The "remix" title could also simply be an indication of the original Sonic 2 ending tune being used.

However, if there was an "original" version, than it would be interesting to hear.


Belgdor
04-07-2007, 01:33 AM
As far as I know, a band called Dreams Come True did the soundtrack for Sonic 2. The ending song is a modified instrumental of one of their songs, "Sweet Sweet Sweet", which also had an English version called "Sweet Dream".

The thing is, the 2006 "AKON" versions (or so I’ve heard) have the accompanying male voice, where the originals do not.

I haven’t heard the originals, and I figured who better to ask than the people here, as I’ve found some things i’ve been looking for here before.


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