I've been listening to the "unofficial" Portal soundtrack on repeat since I downloaded it Monday morning. It isn't a very long tracklist, and a lot of it is a little slow and slightly boring, but I listen to it on the train going in to the city in the morning, so I'm asleep most of the time. And I enjoy it while I walk over to my building. Sometimes I skip ahead to "4000 degrees Kelvin" which is the first track with a faster beat.
This morning, however, I decided to add some other game music to my playlist -- the soundtracks from American McGee's Alice (which I'm dying to see/play), Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 4. And then I put it on shuffle.
Guess what track played after "4000 degrees Kelvin"?
Amazingly, "Traversing the Portals of Reality" from the Silent Hill 4 soundtrack.
It's a sign. Of what exactly, I don't know. But.
Portal is amazing.
For anyone interested in an "unofficial" Bioshock soundtrack (which includes the full score by Garry Schyman, ambient music, music from radios, voice over text, journals, and the Moby remixes), I think you'll want to visit this post.
This morning, however, I decided to add some other game music to my playlist -- the soundtracks from American McGee's Alice (which I'm dying to see/play), Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 4. And then I put it on shuffle.
Guess what track played after "4000 degrees Kelvin"?
Amazingly, "Traversing the Portals of Reality" from the Silent Hill 4 soundtrack.
It's a sign. Of what exactly, I don't know. But.
Portal is amazing.
For anyone interested in an "unofficial" Bioshock soundtrack (which includes the full score by Garry Schyman, ambient music, music from radios, voice over text, journals, and the Moby remixes), I think you'll want to visit this post.