They would be perfect for a game in the vein of Sunset Overdrive, maybe with elements of Dead Rising or even Saint’s Row. The band is proof that if you speed up any formulaic popular song and play it louder, it sounds a ton better. Me First were my motivation for putting together this entire list, because if money were no object – and it would have to be, given that hiring Me First would mean more cover versions of popular songs – I would urge an AAA studio to ring up the band’s management and get on it.
Carmageddon 2 soundtrack full#
Just like when I saw NOFX at a music festival, their show was full of in-jokes, completely tongue-in-cheek the entire way through and entertaining but kinda exhausting to watch. And Fat Mike wasn’t even there I went to one of their European tour dates, with Jay Bentley of Bad Religion standing in (needless to say, I now listen to a lot more Bad Religion than I did before). Me First and the Gimme Gimmes are the best band I’ve seen live. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes – a Sunset Overdrive-style, hyper-violent, colourful open-world game So, which bands would I pick? And what would these hypothetical games be like? Here are my suggestions, with handy-dandy miniature Spotify playlists for reference. Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo fame was largely responsible for The Sims 2 soundtrack that little-known bloke Paul McCartney did work for Destiny‘s soundtrack that disappeared into the ether and who can forget Little Jimmy Urine of Mindless Self Indulgence’s contributions to the entirely memorable Lollipop Chainsaw? Having said that, in an ideal world where studios have heaving piles of money to throw at developing their projects, there are a couple of additional musicians I would like to see turn their attentions and talents to creating an OST. It’s not a new phenomenon for established mainstream musicians to create game soundtracks.
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