Easily install and launch Quake maps with the cross-platform Differences
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| quake:soundtrack [2012/02/07 14:27] – stupid and ugly descriptions of the tracks, help! Spirit | quake:soundtrack [2013/02/28 16:23] – Spirit | ||
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| Apart from the blasting distorted guitar riffs in the opening track most of the music is dark, deep and evil ambient. | Apart from the blasting distorted guitar riffs in the opening track most of the music is dark, deep and evil ambient. | ||
| - | There are no official titles for the tracks. | + | There are no official titles for the tracks. Titles that can be found on several websites around the internet were all made up by fans. |
| Since the soundtrack is standard redbook audio on the CD you can simply put the disc into a CD player and listen to it. The first track on the CD is the data track of the game data which might sound like noise if you try to play it in a CD player. | Since the soundtrack is standard redbook audio on the CD you can simply put the disc into a CD player and listen to it. The first track on the CD is the data track of the game data which might sound like noise if you try to play it in a CD player. | ||
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| ==== Track 11 ==== | ==== Track 11 ==== | ||
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