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MP3 Club #2: Themes From Race

by Sludgefeast

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1.
Second Place 00:20
2.
Theme From Race (Original Version) 01:19
3.
Losers Theme 00:35
4.
Foot on the Gas 01:34
5.
Hotrod (Instrumental Version) 01:25
6.
Come on Let's Race 00:53
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First Place 00:20
8.
Race Instrumental # 2 01:13
9.
Race Instrumental # 1 03:14
10.
Third Place 00:23

about

So I found a guy on the internet making a game, I offered to do some music for it, long before the game was even a game. He kindly used it...

I wrote and recorded the whole thing in a day. The original mixes were terrible, but I kind of remastered them around the time we launched Transamplifcation.

We did rerecord the "theme from race" for the king of the arcade album, and speed of sound made it on to "noise action noise" virtually of untouched (which is why it isn't here)...there are a couple of other OK ones too.(race instrumental # 1 wad very close to being on virtua rock!)

For this upload I found the original 3D model I made 20 years ago, and laughed at it as I re-rendered it. It was intended to be inspired by the low poly cars seen in game Daytona USA.

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released July 1, 2000

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Springloaded Games

Springloaded is an indie games company started by James Barnard, who along with making games, also has a love of chip tunes, punk rock, and a few other musical styles here and there.
The purity and heaviness of an unmodified square wave defines it as the best sound in the universe.
Come back for regular new releases to coincide with each of our new games. ... more

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