Part of the beauty of THPS was that your dad could be walking past your room, stick his head round the door and ask, "What are you doing listening to ?" It's not quite father-son bonding, but it's the closest the PlayStation generation ever came to it. Now, lying withered in a pool of weird-smelling liquid at the bottom of the vegetable drawer, they dream of the days they fought like braves. They may be are definitely shit now, but once upon a time the Chili Peppers were hot, fresh and exciting. 'Fight Like A Brave' by Red Hot Chili Peppers
The video currently has 9m+ views on YouTube, mind, so either Powerman 5000 have a very healthy fanbase or, more likely, nine million people went, "What was that weird song from Tony Hawk's again?" 10. No offence to Powerman 5000 or Powerman 5000 fans (?), but why on earth would you be listening to 'When Worlds Collide' outside the context of THPS? 'Express Yourself' by N.W.A.ĭid you make a note to? Just as long as you did.
"Turn that *blank* up!" Perhaps not quite as incendiary as RATM had intended, but still, it rocked. 'Guerrilla Radio' by Rage Against The Machine RIP Lemmy, you brilliant, beautiful bastard, you. Not that we ever drank excessively as teenagers. Check out the full track list below.It is literally impossible to listen to this and not want to start chugging immediately. The games’ soundtrack leaves off the following five tracks, including Suicidal Tendencies’ “Cyco Vision,” Unsane’s “Committed,” “Bring the Noise” by Anthrax and Public Enemy, “B-Boy Document ’99” by The High and Mighty and Alley Life’s “Out With the Cold.” Game developer Vicarious Visions told IGN that the inability to renew licenses kept these tracks off the list.Īlso Read: Watch John Krasinski Sign Off From 'Some Good News' - for Now, at Least (Video)Īn official “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” Spotify playlist contains the upcoming soundtrack in its entirety - except for a currently undetermined track from Dallas-based rock band Speedealer. The first two “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” video games, originally released in 1999, will be redone for PlayStation 4 and released September 4 by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony announced last week. Game publisher Activision said Monday that nostalgic fans are in luck as all but five of the game’s classic songs will be included in the upcoming games. The upcoming remastered “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” and “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2” video games will mostly stay true to their original soundtracks.
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