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We’d rip the tracks from our own CDs and then send them off and cross our fingers, hoping that they could be signed. We started putting together lists of songs that we could send to Activision, to see if they could get the rights to use them. “There was a small group of us, outside of the skaters involved, that were the ‘skate culture’ guys, which included being looked to for suggestions for the soundtrack. “It was a really small group of ultra-talented people that were the exact right mix of personalities to get everything done. ““Early on, with the first Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, everything was fast and wild,” says former Neversoft designer Chris Rausch. In fact, the idea of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater without the original licensed music is so ludicrous that Activision and developer Vicarious Visions re-secured almost every track from the first two games for the wonderful THPS1+2 remake released earlier this month.īut the credit for that killer compilation of ska, rock, and punk that defined the original Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater largely belongs to a small, informal group of developers at Neversoft who were particularly passionate about making sure the music truly hit the mark. Like Road Rash before it and various GTAs in the years that followed, the soundtrack for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater captured the hearts of players in such a strong way it’s virtually impossible for many gamers to disassociate many of the songs from the game. Few video game soundtracks are as highly esteemed as the original Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (and several of the them, perhaps unsurprisingly, are simply other Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games the soundtracks for THPS2 and THPS3 are usually held in equal regard).

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