News - BioShock 2 : Soundtrack kommt zu iTunes
- PC
- PS3
- X360
Am 09. Februar 2010 dürfen alle Shooter-Fans nicht nur Hand an BioShock 2 anlegen, es gibt in Bezug auf den Titel aus dem Hause 2K Games auch ordentlich was auf die Ohren. Wie nun nämlich enthüllt wurde, wird auch der Soundtrack zum Spiel zum oben genannten Zeitpunkt via iTunes verfügbar sein; dieser wird sowohl in einer Standard-, als auch in einer Deluxe-Edition erhältlich sein. Die Inhalte gliedern sich dabei wie folgt auf:
Standard Edition:
- The Boogie Man – Todd Rollins & his Orchestra
- How Much Is That Doggie In The Window? – Patti Page
- 20th Century Blues – Noel Coward
- Nightmare – Artie Shaw & His New Music
- Daddy, Won’t You Please Come Home? – Annette Hanshaw
- Praise The Lord and Pass The Ammunition – Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
- Dawn of a New Day – Horace Heidt & His Music Knights
- Night and Day – Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
- My Heart Belongs To Daddy – Eddie Duchin & His Orchestra
- Chasing Shadows – Quintette of the Hot Club of France
- Jitterbug Waltz – Fats Waller & His Rhythm
- I Cover The Waterfront – Connie Boswell
Deluxe Edition:
- The Boogie Man – Todd Rollins & his Orchestra
- How Much Is That Doggie In The Window? – Patti Page
- 20th Century Blues – Noel Coward
- Nightmare – Artie Shaw & His New Music
- Daddy, Won’t You Please Come Home? – Annette Hanshaw
- Praise The Lord and Pass The Ammunition – Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
- Dawn of a New Day – Horace Heidt & His Music Knights
- Night and Day – Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
- My Heart Belongs To Daddy – Eddie Duchin & His Orchestra
- Chasing Shadows – Quintette of the Hot Club of France
- Jitterbug Waltz – Fats Waller & His Rhythm
- I Cover The Waterfront – Connie Boswell
- Mental Strain At Dawn – Jack Purvis, trumpet solo, with rhythm accompaniment
- Bei Mir Bist Du Schon – Benny Goodman & His Orchestra, with vocal by Martha Tilton
- The Trouble With Me is You – Red McKenzie
- The Skeleton In The Closet – Putney Dandridge
- We Saw The Sea – Fred Astaire
- La Mer – Django Reinhardt
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