Driver parallel lines soundtrack 2006 era list

This article lists all Radio tracks appearing in Driver: Parallel Lines and Driver All vehicles, including motorcycles are fitted with a radio. The radio will play a random song upon entry, and songs can be cycled through (by default) using Z and X on PC, the D-pad on Xbox and PS2, and the left and right buttons on Wii, or via the pause menu in Driver 76 on the PSP. Each era features songs. Driver: Parallel Lines is the fourth installment in the Driver video game www.doorway.ru is a departure from previous titles in the series that focused on multiple cities, as the game takes place in New York City, within the periods of and It is also the only title not to involve the undercover cop, John Tanner, but instead focuses on a getaway driver named TK, who seeks revenge on a gang. The Era of Driver: Parallel Lines.

Composed soundtrack: Composed soundtrack Era: Narco: Amplified Sin (feat. Gan Juan) Composed soundtrack: Narco: Bleach City (feat. Gan Juan) Composed soundtrack: Narco: No Consequences (feat. Gan Juan) Rock: The Vox: The Spin (feat. Chopper) Composed soundtrack: Others (appear in credits/files?) Electric Light Orchestra: Mr. Blue Sky: Rock! Appears in preview build: Found in January build. For Driver: Parallel Lines Atari went for a cross-era divide, centering the game in both the s and in present day As such, the in-game soundtrack features music from both time periods. Driver: Parallel Lines ( Video Game). Soundtrack Credits. Bump And Boogie Performed by The Wrecking Crew. Bump Meat Performed by Mack Rice (as Sir Mack Rice). Driver: Parallel Lines features a mixed licensed and original songs soundtrack consisting of over 70 songs, ranging from s-era rock and funk to modern alternative rock and rap songs.

6 Mar The soundtrack will feature 73 tracks from those two eras, throwing licensed music from David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Blondie into the game's first. Era - 6b. Era 7. Secret Vehicles/Normal Vehicles 8. Unlockables 9. Cheats/Codes Weapons Soundtrack Golden Stars Nice upgrade over the graphics of the ps1. Pretty good voice acting and cutscenes as well. The music is from the 70's period and it's in NY city. Fun game so.