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Shipwreck — Hot Club De Paris

At The Foot Of The Great Glacier — 3 Inches Of Blood

Goddess Of Dawn — Kadavar

For The Archaeologist — Nervous Wrecked

On Treasure Island — Louis Armstrong

Camp-fire — Starling Electric

Survive — King Prawn

Stormy Weather — The Spaniels

Bad, Bad Weather (Til You Come Home) — The Detroit Spinners

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I Need Some Brain Damage — The Lillingtons

Put It To The Test — They Might Be Giants

Science Project Song — Rhett and Link

The Assembly Line — Commodores

Robot — The Futureheads

Bring It On Home To Me — Eddie Floyd

Walking On The Moon — William Shatner and Toots Hibbert

Sabotage — Beastie Boys

Experiment — Gertrude Lawrence

(Thanks to Evan Killham for requesting Put It To The Test.)

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

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Wheels — DJ Yoda

Mr DJ — DJ Format (Featuring Sureshot La Rock)

Three MCs And One DJ — Mix Master Mike (Featuring the Beastie Boys)

Turntable Technology — Pablo

Record Player — Sap’N

Fuckin the DJ — Mykki Blanco (Featuring Le1f) (Produced by Bloody and Le1f)

Everybody Is A DJ — DJ Enzine (Featuring the Goldie Lookin’ Chain)

Hey Mr DJ — Clint Eastwood and General Saint

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Being British, my school didn’t teach the American Revolution. I doubt Ubisoft told the story accurately in Assassin’s Creed 3, but the subject matter does make for a great playlist of prog, jazz, and sea shanties.

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Shipping Up To Boston — Dropkick Murphys

New York — Cat Power

Talkin’ Bout A Revolution — Tracy Chapman

Ohio — Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young

Boston Tea Party — The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

Paul Revere — Louis Prima and Keely Smith

25 Minutes To Go (Live at Folsom Prison) — Johnny Cash

Sons Of Liberty — Frank Turner

Brightly Beams / Pull For The Shore — Fisherman’s Friends

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

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This Is Not A Song, It’s An Outburst: Or, The Establishment Blues — Rodriguez

Skyscraper — Bad Religion

Tax Payin’ Blues — JB Lenoir

Little Boxes — Devendra Banhart

Magic Bus — The Who

Sin City — Billy Bragg

Northern Industrial Town — Worthwhile Way

Dark As A Dungeon — The Journeymen

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Thirty Flights Of Loving pushes visual storytelling and subtlety further than any other game. It’s the exact opposite of Unoriginal Soundtracks, and it inspires this playlist of jazz, grime, and educational rock for children.

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The Heist — Wu-Tang Clan and D-Block

Motorbike — Digger & The Pussycats

Shopping Cart Incident — Southern Tide

The Party’s Over — Nat King Cole

Roadblock — Big Brother & The Holding Company

Seaplane — The Dizzy Club

Police On My Back — Lethal Bizzle

Bernoulli In Effect — Snark-a-Snoops

Video games are about aspirational fantasy and living new lives. And sometimes those lives are mundane things like an asteroid miner or a manager. The lives of football managers inspire this playlist of spoken word, soul, and punk.

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Common People — William Shatner

Money (That’s What I Want) — Barrett Strong

Brilliant Mistake — Elvis Costello

Goalkeeper Joe — Wallace House

Contract — Gang Of Four

Goals In Slow Motion — Future Of The Left

Extra Time, Sudden Death — Hot Club De Paris

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

DJ Atomika here. I’m playing only the most apropos country, rock, and soul about the driverless vehicles that tear around the eerie ghost town of Paradise City.

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From Hell To Paradise — The Mavericks

10-Car Pile-Up — Digger & The Pussycats

Road Rage — Ghostigital

The Wreck On The Highway — Louvin Brothers

Car Crash — The Meat Purveyors

Fuck Shit Up — The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

The Last DJ — Tom Petty

Motorbike — Lisa Brandt

Pastime Paradise — Stevie Wonder

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

This is a podcast about a game about music using music about music. This episode about Audiosurf is full of sweet soul music, boogie music, and good music in general.

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Listen To The Music — The Doobie Brothers

Sweet Soul Music — Arthur Conley

No Particular Place To Go — Chuck Berry

Boogie Music — Canned Heat

Good Music — Colorama

On My Radio — The Selecter

Can You Hear The Music — The Rolling Stones

Record Player — Sticky

I Hate Music — The Replacements

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Two weeks after the Walking Dead, Unoriginal Soundtracks returns to Telltale for inspiration. But instead of death, this episode is about gambling. Poker Night At The Inventory inspires a playlist of metal, hip hop, and country.

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Ace Of Spades — Motörhead

Funky Dealer — Hideki Naganuma

Poker — Electric Light Orchestra

Queen Of Hearts — Juice Newton

The Uptown Poker Club — Jerry Reed

Texas Hold ‘Em — Anni Piper

House Of The Rising Sun — Ramblin’ Jack Elliott

Gamblin House — Malcolm Holcombe

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Since April, The Walking Dead game has provided five phenomenal events for video games. Who would have thought that one of the most harrowing, emotional journeys so far in video games would be a licensed spin-off featuring zombies?

The adventure game provides themes of death, parenthood, and RVs to inspire this rootsy playlist of folk, soul, and blues.

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Winnebago — Phoenix

Funny In My Mind (I Believe I’m Fixin’ To Die) — Robert Plant

Daughter — Loudon Wainright III

Freight Train — Elizabeth Cotten

Only The Strong, Only The Brave — Dionne Warwick

Georgia — Cee Lo Green

Ring Them Bells — Joan Baez and Mary Black

In My Time Of Dying — Mudcats Blues Trio

Zombie — The Cranberries

Thanks to Chase Koeneke and Chris Ross for suggesting Zombie.

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

This week’s playlist is full of funk, prog, and hip hop about feminism, misogyny, and space ships. It’s inspire by the fantastic visual novel Analogue: A Hate Story, by Christine Love.

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Right On Sister — Tom Robinson Band

I’m A Woman — Koko Taylor

I’m A Woman (I’m A Backbone) — Rufus

Generation Ship — Secret Powers

Concubine — The Upper Crust

I Can’t Do Anything — X-Ray Spex

Misogynist Wednesdays — Nolto

Password — Ben Folds and Nick Hornby

A Woman Left Lonely — Janis Joplin

Chick Habit — April March

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Cerebral Pop has you covered for both sweet and satanic songs this infernal season; Shuffled provides the trick, and Unoriginal Soundtracks brings a punk, soul, and rockabilly treat inspired by Costume Quest.

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Halloween — Dead Kennedys

Punk Rock Vampires: Destroy! — Zombina and the Skeletones

Trick Or Treat — Otis Reading

Goblin Girl — Frank Zappa

Statue Of Liberty — Little River Band

Black Cat — Tommy Collins

Sweets — Ty Segall

Candy — The Presidents of the United States of America

Black Christmas — Poly Styrene

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Video games are diseased! This one has pneumonia, nauseau, paranoia, and worse. But it does inspire a sick playlist of heavy metal, boogie piano, and novelty rap. Take aurally.

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Pandemic — Accept

Rockin Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu — Huey “Piano” Smith

Bacteria Know Everything — Opposite Day

Paranoia — Goldie Lookin Chain

Immune — Low

Virus — Björk Vomit Express — Allen Ginsberg and Bob Dylan

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

Left 4 Dead 2 tightened the formula Left 4 Dead concocted: intense co-operative adventuring with much more character and atmosphere than one would expect from a multiplayer-only shooter. That character makes for an episode of Liverpudlian rock, St Louisan jazz, New York mariachi, and more.

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Left For Dead — UK Subs Born To Run — Frankie Goes To Hollywood The New Orleans Incident — Zombina and the Skeletones Team Up — Wingy Carpenter Save Me — Joan Armatrading Black River Swamp — Link Wray The Carnival Is Over — Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds I Would Die 4 U — Mariachi El Bronx

Thanks to Chris Ross for suggesting Born To Run, and to Chase Koeneke, Matt Giguere, and Paul Dronet for their suggestions, which I’m saving for the Walking Dead episode.

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)

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Listen To This — The Nextmen and Penultimate High Score — T. Murphy Key To The Highway — Dinah Washington The Winner — R. Stevie Moore I’m The Best — JME The Score — The Fugees Alone Again Or — Calexico After The Party’s Over — Afroman

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers. Stinger contains elements of Road Rage by Dizzee Rascal, Runaway by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and This Old Guitar by Neil Young.)

Microsoft’s Flight Simulator was inexplicably popular with me and my PC-gaming friends in the nineties. Its Combat Flight Simulator spin-off made much more sense for me and my ten-year-old friends to be playing, though, and it makes more sense as a topic for Unoriginal Soundtracks. This episode features, unsurprisingly, a lot of British rock and punk, and no German music.

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Bomber — Girlschool

The Messerschmitt Pilot’s Severed Hand — Thee Headcoats

Fighter Pilot — The Vibrators

I Have Decided To Join The Air Force — Bee Gees

Learning To Fly — Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers

Spitfire — Public Service Broadcasting

Aces High — Children Of Bodom

Runway — Alice Rock

(Opening theme contains elements of Completely Unoriginal by the Bee Gees, Soundtracks And Come Backs by GoldFish, and This Podcast Contains Spoilers.)