Conker: Live and Reloaded: Original Soundtrack from the Xbox Video Game [Soundtrack]
Track Listings
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1. Conker the King
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2. Came and Conkered - Rabbit in the Moon
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3. Undead
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4. Surf Punks - Nile Rodgers, Dweezil Zappa
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5. Sad Bees Bad Bees
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6. Rock Solid [Transfusion Remix] - Rabbit in the Moon
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7. Poo
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8. Old Chap
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9. Sloprano
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10. Bats
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See all 21 tracks on this disc
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1. Conker the King (Reprise) [DVD]
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2. Rock Solid [DVD] [Original Version]
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3. Surf Punks [DVD] [Original Version]
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4. Barn [DVD]
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5. Olé [DVD]
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Conker: Live and Reloaded: Original Soundtrack from the Xbox Video Game [Soundtrack]
Average customer rating:
- Great game Great soundtrack
- One of the best.
- If you want it, get it!
- Better than the original N64 soundtrack.
- A Fantastic Job...
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Conker: Live and Reloaded: Original Soundtrack from the Xbox Video Game
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Sumthing Else
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0009XT84M
Release Date: 2005-08-02 |
Tracks:
- Conker the King
- Came and Conkered - Rabbit in the Moon
- Undead
- Surf Punks - Nile Rodgers, Dweezil Zappa
- Sad Bees Bad Bees
- Rock Solid [Transfusion Remix] - Rabbit in the Moon
- Poo
- Old Chap
- Sloprano
- Bats
- War
- Beardy Erm, Birdy
- Beach Dead
- Ditch
- Live
- Three Towers
- Doon
- Bridge Too Narrow
- Castle Von Tedistein
- Dis-Moi Donc Que Tu Es a Moi (So Tell Me Then That You Are Mine)
- Windy
Tracks:
- Conker the King (Reprise) [DVD]
- Rock Solid [DVD]
- Surf Punks [DVD]
- Barn [DVD]
- OlDVD]
Customer Reviews:
Great game Great soundtrack.......2007-05-29
This 2 disc set is worth over $20 in my opinion with some original tracks from the Nintedo 64 version and the promo videos this is definatley worth the money. I'm a big Conker fan and if your looking for a collectible that will be VERY hard to find later this is definatley one to pickup now.
One of the best........2006-07-04
I have played the game numerous times and beaten it, even Chapter X on Einstein, and the music is the best I've heard in a long time. I'm an old Conker vet (Played the N64 version and got hooked) and I can tell you that both soundtracks are VERY good. Robin Beanland is a genius, and if you want the original soundtrack, go to Rareware.com, click on Extras, click on Downloads, then scroll down to the MP3s section, scroll down to the Conker MP3s, and download them. I love this soundtrack, and you should, too.
If you want it, get it!.......2006-06-19
I haven't bought this soundtrack but taking it from someone who's played this game many times, it's worth to read my review.
I haven't played Conker Live and Reloaded's main game but I'm sure it's a lot of fun even though the multiplayer could've been a lot better for what I can imagine for it to have. I played the N64 version of Conker's Bad Fur Day.
My birthday is coming on July 5th and I hope for it to be a good one! I also really hope I can get this soundtrack, too for two reasons:
1-To be able to listen to the very beginning music of playing Conker's Bad Fur Day
2-To listen to the very ending music of Conker's Bad Fur Day
I don't know how many times I'll listen to the whole CD but I would definitely keep this with my CD collection to listen to it anytime I feel to especially listen to the beginning and ending music of Conker's Bad Fur Day!
Better than the original N64 soundtrack........2005-09-14
I played the original Conker's Bad Fur Day on N64 and loved it, especially the music. When I discovered that the Xbox version had an official soundtrack, I purchased it immediately. Almost all of the best songs are included, from the rocking Surf Punks, to the somewhat medieval Bats, to the operatic (yet censored) Sloprano. Most of the music sounds as if it has been redone by live performers, and sounds amazing. It also contains some new tracks that I assume were made for the new online games. My only major complaint on the album is the Rock Solid remix, which just doesn't have the same punch as the original. Fortunately, the original is included on the bonus DVD, along with some other tracks, an image gallery, a trailer for the game, and a ridiculous mockumentary. Highly recommended for fans of either game.
A Fantastic Job..........2005-09-14
Hey. Please don't be put off by the "Child's Review" notice; I'm 13, but the reason I'm using this form is because for whatever reason, they require a credit card for the normal form. Anyways.
I've watched videogames since I was born, and started playing them at a very early age, and I've always loved listening to the background music. 13 years later, as my musical tastes and hardware specs have developed and improved, I listen to it more than ever. But rather than bore you with comments like that, I'll get into the nitty-gritty of the OST.
Rare's been my favorite developer since I can remember, starting with Donkey Kong Country, and a huge part of this is the music. Robin Beanland, the maestro for this particular team, has always gone the extra mile in making his games sound organic. This is no different. There are usually two or more live parts per track, which is amazing in a videogame. However, even when it's sampled, it sounds live. The only exception to this is a few brass parts, although if you weren't looking for things that didn't sound organic, you wouldn't even notice. In addition to most of the tracks that were on the original Bad Fur Day OST redone in insane quality, you have the addition of all of the(musical) Multiplayer tracks, which range from symphonic, to pseudo-techno, to wacky ambience. One of my regrets, however, is that the Uga Buga track from the game didn't make it onto the OST. Also, the fact that they cut a seemingly complete bonus track featuring Ozzy Osbourne. But other than that, the tracks have even been beefed-up slightly from their appearance in the game. Subtle things that improve it, like changing a little bit of mixing on a track, or changing the drum sequencing just a little bit for Surf Punks. They really went the extra mile on this OST, and I highly recommend it for video game music fans, and even people who don't listen to it. It's got a wide enough spectrum of genres that should give you a good idea of what you're missing if you don't listen to game music.
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