Source: Sega Rally Championship (Sega Saturn) - "Forest Replay ~evaluation~" Source: Daytona USA (Arcade) - "The King of Speed" Ben Briggs, PrototypeRaptor - "Rolling Start!" Like it? Share it! Please help us spread the news! (HQ MP3, 91.1MB) - Right-click & save any mirror link: MIRROR 1 ~ MIRROR 2 ~ MIRROR 3 Share the News! You can download the entire album using BitTorrent or download just the ZIP. This album was produced to help promote video game music, video games, all the original composers' compositions, and the talented musical and visual artists that contributed to this project. It was made by fans, for fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sega all images, characters, and original compositions are copyright their respective owners. VROOM: Sega Racing features 11 tracks from 14 artists, arranging music from several arcade and console racing games released by Sega. Special Thanks: Robbie Sabo (AkumajoBelmont), Dustin Lagaly (Theory of N), Niyazi Sonmez (DiGi Valentine) & Stevo Bortz (Level 99) Lloyd (djpretzel) & Larry Oji (Liontamer) Felix (José the Bronx Rican) & Junqueira Viegas (Txai)Ĭreator/Original Director: Robbie Sabo (AkumajoBelmont)Įxecutive Producers: David W. Felix (José the Bronx Rican)Īlbum Artwork: José E.
Thanks also to all our contributors past and present. Special thanks to Robbie "AkumajoBelmont" Sabo, creator and initial director, and to successors Niyazi "DiGi Valentine" Somnez, Stevo "Level 99" Bortz, and Dustin "Theory of N" Lagaly. What our artists and staff have put over the finish line will hopefully provide that sensation for you, even if you're not licensed and out on the road. We wanted to basically give you a smooth, steady ride in each song. The original vision was to showcase the variety of soundscapes a person could drive a vehicle to, from slow-cruisin' tunes to more accelerated, upbeat tracks, to high-powered lead-foot bangers. I'm pleased with the result: because of staff and artist efforts, we were able to establish a ten-track album (plus an instrumental), as opposed to a six- or seven-track EP.
I was asked to take what we had, revise album art and help put together a release package, but I quickly uncovered quite a bit of incomplete work that I felt needed attention and further development. Be aware that several tracks may have spent years in limbo, but are presented here without freshness dating. This was a long time coming: several years and several directors, many ups and downs, regrettable delays and omissions. It was probably fate I ended up working to finalize this album release, formerly subtitled "The Best of SEGA Racing." Racing games were a huge love of mine, despite my being mostly terrible at them - generally, the better the powerslides, the more fun I had - and Sega's most fondly remembered products of the genre offered unique experiences, usually with music best described as "smooth," from rock to jazz and back again.
0 kommentar(er)
