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STUBBS THE ZOMBIE - OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK

The idea of releasing popular music in a video game isn't a brand new one, and there have been some great popular songs that have made their debut in video games... but the formula for getting it right has yet to be revealed. Gone are the days of the Mario Brothers theme music, or the medieval sounds of Zelda. What makes the experience even more special is if the game is really badass, which is the case with Stubbs the Zombie, a game in which YOU are zombie, stalking out your human prey.

The songs that were picked as covers for the Stubbs the Zombie Soundtrack are really terrific tunes; They are all 50's-era tunes played by modern bands. Now, I know that it sounds like I’m praising this pile of steaming emo crap, so let’s put the breaks on that shit right now! These songs WERE classics, until bands like CAKE, DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE, CLEM SNIDE, and THE DANDY WARHOLS got their paws on them. The game would have been more complimented if it included the original recordings rather than a modernized conversion from bands, that in my opinion, shouldn't be covering/converting them. I won't condemn the entire disc though; The RAVONETTES did a great job converting “My Boyfriend’s Back”. Other than that, many of these songs were butchered. Cake should not be trying to sing FRANK SINATRA’s “Strangers In The Night”; it’s just wrong... and I wonder just how The FLAMING LIPS got the idea to do “If I Only Had A Brain.” For one thing, if they only had a brain, they’d realize that this is a CD of 50’s era songs, and The Wizard of Oz came out in 1939…ELEVEN years earlier than anything that was intended to be on this album. Good job guys. When I saw the track listing I figured this would be good, until I looked at the names of the bands on here, then I started getting nervous. Nevermind the near-vomiting experience I had after I started listening to this shit. By the way, ORANGER doing “Mr. Sandman” will absolutely put you to sleep.

The actual game Stubbs the Zombie looks AMAZING though, so if you can deal with the music selections being less-than-stellar, go strap on your zombie suit and eat some humans.

WWF The Music Vol. 5
by Various Artists

BLOW SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

I AM VENGEANCE
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

JAY & SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

AMERICAN PIE 2
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

ROCKSTAR
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

LORDS OF KARMA: A TRIBUTE TO SATRIANI and VAI
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

RESIDENT EVIL
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

WWF - FORCEABLE ENTRY
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

BLADE 2 SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

THE SCORPION KING
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

TRIBUTE TO THE BEAST
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

SPIDER-MAN SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

XXX SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

DAREDEVIL SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

PIGS & PYRAMIDS: A TRIBUTE TO PINK FLOYD
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

WE'RE A HAPPY FAMILY
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

CHARLIE'S ANGELS - FULL THROTTLE
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

FREDDY vs. JASON SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS

UNDERWORLD SOUNDTRACK
by VARIOUS ARTISTS