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Drive around Miami, Nice and Istanbul listening to the sounds
of the city with the latest version of Driv3r
on PS2 of Xbox... or queue in traffic jams in the UK listening
to the sounds of Driv3r.
Either way the music rocks...
The
soundtrack to Driv3r is different to other game soundtracks
that have gone before. Unlike, the collections to games like
Grand Theft Auto, this is not merely a collection of
classic hits. It collects together some new up and coming
groups with linking vocals by Iggy Pop.
This
collection should cater to most tastes. Some of my personal
favourites though, are the opening haunting sound of Mellowdrone's
C'mon and Try, Iggy's Gimme Danger (proving
that the man still has it); Slo-Mo's (whose lead singer sounds
very like Spaced's front man) Boy From the City; Syntax's
hypnotic Destiny; and Okuniev's Ripe for the Devil.
But,
it is Iggy's haunting voice over throughout this album that
is the real driving force here - he is supposed to be a sort
of radio DJ, the voice of the city if you like. And it works
really well.
This
CD also come with a short film on the making of the console
game (which has to be about the most disappointing release
for some years.
The
game might be a bit ropey, but this soundtrack is the business.
Nick
Smithson
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