Road Rash SEGA Master System Complete Soundtrack CD

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Published on April 3, 2017 9:28:09 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC9Hc__B3_k

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Road Rash (1991)

Duration: 24:48

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You need this CD to play in your car when you're rockin' down the highway!

Road Rash on the SEGA Master System is a great conversion developed by Probe Software and the game's soundtrack has been redone by marvellous Matt Furniss for Krisalis software.

Matt Furniss frys up the road with his Sega Master System covers of the popular tunes of Rob Hubbard and Michael Bartlow. As we get in our car and put the CD into the car stereo and turn the volume up, Matt starts the drive off by setting us up with that catchy Road Rash beat of his in ''Palm Desert'' which continues into 2 other tracks, then things get more funky in ''Pacific Coast'', after that we approach the famous ''Redwood Forest'' where Matt slows the tempo down to a more cruising feel. Matt brings the drive to a stop in Race Results which sounds like a celebration! Rocking out in ''Bike Shop'' where Matt introduces us yet again to his fabulous use of the PSG sawtooth wave and finally leaving us with the shortly heard ''Level Upgrade''.

MUSIC COMPOSERS: Rob Hubbard, Michael Bartlow, Matt Furniss 1991, 1993.

SOUND AND MUSIC ARRANGED BY Matt Furniss 1993.

SOUND DRIVER: Krisalis PSG (Shaun Hollingworth)

TRACK LISTING:

1. Palm Desert (00:17)
2. Grass Valley (3:58)
3. Sierra Nevada (8:09)
4. Pacific Coast (11:25)
5. Redwood Forest (14:44)
6. Race Results (18:01)
7. Bike Shop (20:26)
8. Level Upgrade (23:30)

GAME: Road Rash
SYSTEM: SEGA Master System
YEAR RELEASED: 1993
GENRE: Racing
DEVELOPER: Probe Software.
PUBLISHER: U.S. Gold
MUSIC COMPOSERS: Rob Hubbard, Michael Bartlow, Matt Furniss 1991, 1993.
MUSIC BY: Matt Furniss 1993.
SOUND DRIVER: Krisalis PSG (Shaun Hollingworth)
RECORDED FORMAT: PAL 50Hz

Recorded from an original PAL SEGA Master System model 1 console through it's AV Composite (which is even better than recording from Regen) and put onto compact disc for streaming through the Sega Mega-CD attachment to the Mega Drive/Genesis and for playing in the car and at work!

Enjoy!

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