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- ASIN: B001LXD9Q2
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 130,643 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
58 pence a song? Total bargain - cheaper than the new Killers album, and a million, million gigabytes better. Written by nerds, but better than N.E.R.D.; each track is a real gem, but track eight really sparkles. 7/10.
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
While most of the CD is pretty good, track 8 stands out by a mile. The songwriting genius on Derek Williams' "Let's Play Video Games" is of a stunning quality. Much has been said of great songwriters such as Paul McCartney but he totally sucks in comparison. Derek's music is life alteringly brilliant. Even more astounding is that he produces something equally amazing each week for his segment on One Life Left. If you don't get one of the thousand CDs of this that are available (though only 939 left as I write this) your life will be dull and meaningless. Sorry but them's the facts.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Only to play this in your console of choice. Absolutely brilliant tracks from start to finish, evocative of games, inspired by games, made of games.
Tracks range from glitch-pop via rap, acoustic, ambient to techno. There's something for all tastes and suitable for accompanying all games, as seems to be the overall ambition.
Add in the exclusivity of the tracks to this compilation, and the limited pressing run and this album becomes a must have!
Tracks range from glitch-pop via rap, acoustic, ambient to techno. There's something for all tastes and suitable for accompanying all games, as seems to be the overall ambition.
Add in the exclusivity of the tracks to this compilation, and the limited pressing run and this album becomes a must have!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
The finest in aural pleasure.
Unfortunately my puns cannot rival those employed by Ste, Simon, or Ann.
I almost thought this was an 8/10, but then it broke my Sega CD. Read more
I almost thought this was an 8/10, but then it broke my Sega CD. Read more
Published on 20 Dec 2008 by A. Cooper
As good as the show?
Almost. 7/10
One Life Left - Proving a joke never get's old
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Published on 18 Dec 2008 by P. Swain
Very good fun.
Recently I have been really getting into video game music and so when I saw this I had to buy it.
All of the tracks are very good but a couple really stood out for me. Read more
All of the tracks are very good but a couple really stood out for me. Read more
Published on 11 Dec 2008 by Stuart Hennings
Music much?
It's music! It's good music! It's good music to play to! It's good music to play games to! One Life Left!
Job done! Read more
Job done! Read more
Published on 4 Dec 2008 by John Newman
Graphics aren't bad either...
The One Life Left podcast is irreverant, puerile, unproffessional and ludicrous. How they managed to pull their finger out and actually produce something tangible and enjoyable is... Read more
Published on 1 Dec 2008 by Jonman
Seven out of ten
I love their podcast, and I really love this CD. if you like games and music, you need to get this CD.
I give it 7/10.
I give it 7/10.
Published on 1 Dec 2008 by Cronan
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