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Daft innit. I think it’s great. It only appears to be in the install, which takes ages and is in the menus for a bit. The actual game doesn’t appear to have it although thematically the in-game music is similar. The chords are very like I Predict a Riot, but slower – big jumps with the highlight on a F to C# sequence. It’s almost John Barry, like Thunderball in the underwater bits or OHMSS. This is the Jeff Van Dyke, the composer and this is his tune, Credits Forever, with his missus, Angela singing, I think. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. This is it on YouTube Amazon Related:
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That Rome music is wild “rise and fall” huh. Here are some things I am digging on youtube right now:
Virna Lindt, she looks uncomfortable and that’s what I like most.
Vomit Launch (or lunch.)
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I’ll check these out later, thanks. The work’s firewall blocks youtube and networking sites as well as heaps of others.
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Nah AlkaSura – they’re not funny enough for me, and I hated that sort of stuff at the time. Seona Dancing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G9uGPQsVNk is funnier and Ricky Gervais wasn’t even trying. Mind you, the tortuously circular spoof that he’s invented in the Bowie thing kicks it right back at us all, with him as the patsy in the middle silently laffing at us laffing at him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPGud5z_SHE&mode=related&search=
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