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Video games playlist

Building a video games playlist composed of music from popular video games can be a good way to find what tracks to listen to. You may have heard of some of the tracks before, but may not have known that some of them originated from a video game.

One of the first video game music to become really popular was from the Wipeout game series on the PlayStation, which featured tracks from artist like Chemical Brothers, and Daft Punk. Video games are becoming the place for hot and new bands to get attention, as music is becoming more a part of the latest games.

Not only is music becoming part of the games, music from video games is starting to get noticed by the music world. You can see example of this at popular music awards, where games with music are getting nominated for the best video game soundtrack. An example of this is music from the PlayStation 2 game Dance Dance Revolution Extreme, which was awarded for having the best video games soundtrack at the 2005 MTV music awards.

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Video games like Dance Dance Revolution are getting noticed for their music.

The game continues the dance revolution on the games scene. Games that have matched play with music and dance have been made before, but DDR extreme is one of the the coolest music game yet.

Just like most movies have music that adds to the experience of watching movies. Music adds to the experience of playing a game. Listening to your own music can also add and make the experience of playing games more enjoyable.

Today more and more tracks are re-inventing themselves in games like Grand Theft Auto:Vice City, which features songs like Ozzy Osbourne´s "Bark at the Wood", and Herbie Hancock "Rockit", that were popular in the 80´s which is when the game takes place.

One in-game device that is affecting the way we listen to music in video games is the in-game radio. The in-game radio allows you to listen to some of the games radio stations or to select from a list of your own tracks. This is a major feature that allows you to listen to your own music in the game, and can even download music off the web using a program like Itunes.

Using the program you can easily find and sample different tracks to your computer, for your in game playlist. To listen to the soundtracks on the video games playlist you can download the Itunes from the apple.com website.

Another way to always have your list of tracks handy is with the Ipod, which allows you to store your mp-3 tracks and take your video game playlist with you.

The Ipod is simply a revolution in the way people can download and listen to music. To build a video games playlist, we are going to look at some of the tracks that are making headlines in today's games, and you might have heard of before.From action to adventure games, it does not matter what the genre, we are going to look at music that is making the hits we are listening to.

Here are some of our favorite video game soundtracks on the video game playlist, and they come from a variety of games.

Video games playlist

NoTrackArtistvideo gameListen
01"Bark at The Moon"Ozzy OsbourneGrand Theft Auto:Vice City Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon - Bark at the Moon
02"Rockit"Herbie HancockGrand Theft Auto:Vice City Herbie Hancock - The Best of Herbie Hancock - The Hits! - Rockit
03"Loops of Fury"Chemical BrothersWipeout XL Loops of Fury - EP
04"World is yours"NasTony Hawks Underground Nas - Illmatic - The World Is Yours
05"Minerva"DeftonesTrue Crime:Streets of L.A. Deftones - Deftones - Minerva
06"Here We Go Again"Bhusta RhymesNBA Live 2003 Busta Rhymes & The Flipmode Squad - Anarchy - Here We Go Again
07"American Idiot"Green DayMadden NFL 2005 American Idiot
08AlbumHoward ShoreLord of the Rings, The Third Age
09Lord of the Rings:Return of the KingHoward ShoreLord of the Rings, The Return of the King Howard Shore & Sir James Galway, Viggo Mortensen and Renee Fleming - The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King - The Return of the King
10A fistful of soundsEnnio MorriconeRead Dead Revolver The City of Prague Philharmonic - Film Music by Ennio Morricone - A Fistful of Dollars Main Theme (From the United Artists film
11"Go West"Pet Shop BoysDance Dance Revolution Extreme Various Artists - Azzurra Music - The Best Of: Pet Shop Boys - Go West
12"What you waiting for"Gwen StefaniKameo:Elements of fire Gwen Stefani - Love, Angel, Music, Baby - What You Waiting For?
13"Internationally Known"SupernaturalTony Hawks Underground Supernatural - The Lost Freestyle Files - Internationally Known
14"In The End"Linkin ParkHalo 2 Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory (Bonus Version) - In the End
15"Downfall"Trust CompanyBMX XXX Trust Company - The Lonely Position of Neutral - Downfall
16"You wouldn´t know"HELLYEAHMadden NFL 08 HELLYEAH - HELLYEAH - You Wouldn't Know
17"The Sims 2 theme"Mark MothersbaughSims 2 Mark Mothersbaugh - The Sims 2 - Sims 2 Theme
18"Gerudo Valley"Koji KondoThe Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
19"Test drive"Test drive
20"Super Mario Bros"Koji KondoSuper Mario Bros Momus Trombone Quartet - The Lexingport Project - Kondo, Koji - Super Mario Bros. (arr. Clint Woltering)
21"Constantine"Constantine

22"Santa Monica"Theory of a DeadmanFahrenheit Theory of a Deadman - Gasoline - Santa Monica

23"The Movies soundtrack"The Movies

24"Axelay"TaroAxelay


Some of the video game soundtrack making it to the video games playlist, have already been mentioned, while others have not. We are always looking for new soundtracks to add to our video games playlist, and keep updating it as we find new tunes to play.

If you know of a video game tune that you think belongs on the video games playlist you can submit it using the form below.


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