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{{Album infobox | {{Album infobox | ||
|name=Zombie Dog in Crazyland | |name=Zombie Dog in Crazyland | ||
|image=File: | |image=File:zombiedogincrazyland.PNG | ||
|imagewidth=250 | |imagewidth=250 | ||
|date=2008-03-20 | |date=2008-03-20 | ||
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|download=https://c418.org/zombiedog.zip}} | |download=https://c418.org/zombiedog.zip}} | ||
'''''Zombie Dog in Crazyland''''' was the soundtrack to the indie video game of the same name. The game was developed by TIGSource user Giuseppe "Eclipse" Navarria. Little to nothing is known about this video game, however the soundtrack was recently, and unofficially released by C418. | '''''Zombie Dog in Crazyland''''' was the soundtrack to the indie video game of the same name. The game was developed by TIGSource user Giuseppe "Eclipse" Navarria. Little to nothing is known about this video game, however the soundtrack was recently, and unofficially released by C418. Later own, a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DqEA5aSjAk video] was posted on YouTube showcasing a reboot of the game that was planned for PS3 and PC, but was silently cancelled. The music playing in the background of the video was not created by C418. Each of the tracks came in pairs, both which differ in "intensity". The game was designed to mix the two versions of the track depending on the "intensity" of the level. | ||
= Unofficial Description = | = Unofficial Description = | ||
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{{Quote|the way it was supposed to work is that there are A and B versions that you were supposed to kind of go back and forth between depending on intensity?|C418, Discord}} | {{Quote|the way it was supposed to work is that there are A and B versions that you were supposed to kind of go back and forth between depending on intensity?|C418, Discord}} | ||
{{Quote|The songs were splitted up in two parts. A is "everything okay. Proceed." B is "everything is fucked up. Prepare to die".|C418|[https://web.archive.org/web/20101120135534/http://c418.org/page/12 | {{Quote|The songs were splitted up in two parts. A is "everything okay. Proceed." B is "everything is fucked up. Prepare to die".|C418|[https://web.archive.org/web/20101120135534/http://c418.org/page/12 This is C418]}} | ||
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|name=2_a | |name=2_a | ||
|time=2:44}} | |time=2:44}} | ||
{{Quote|oh 2_a is the first one and the one that was actually playing in the level in the first prototype|Eclipse|[https://discord.com/channels/275358751630819328/275734771575816194/929474909288136704 Discord]}} | |||
=== Connections === | |||
* ''2_a'' is a calmer remix of a dissociated '''[[Dissociated Tracks#Old Casey James Remix|wobwob]]'''. | |||
** The original was later released in [[Seven Years of Server Data]] as [[Seven Years of Server Data#The weirdest remix I ever worked on.|The weirdest remix I ever worked on.]] | |||
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=== Connections === | === Connections === | ||
* | * The original version of ''2_bb'' appeared [[Dissociated Tracks#Old Casey James Remix|dissociated as '''wobwob''']] but without the dog barks. | ||
** Again, the original was later released in '''[[Seven Years of Server Data]]''' as "'''[[Seven Years of Server Data#The weirdest remix I ever worked on.|The weirdest remix I ever worked on.]]'''" | |||
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|time=0:36}} | |time=0:36}} | ||
[[Category:Soundtracks]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:18, 23 August 2022
| Zombie Dog in Crazyland
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|---|---|
| Release date | 2008-03-20 |
| Genre | Ambient, Electronica |
| Running time | 18:01 |
| Download | https://c418.org/zombiedog.zip |
Zombie Dog in Crazyland was the soundtrack to the indie video game of the same name. The game was developed by TIGSource user Giuseppe "Eclipse" Navarria. Little to nothing is known about this video game, however the soundtrack was recently, and unofficially released by C418. Later own, a video was posted on YouTube showcasing a reboot of the game that was planned for PS3 and PC, but was silently cancelled. The music playing in the background of the video was not created by C418. Each of the tracks came in pairs, both which differ in "intensity". The game was designed to mix the two versions of the track depending on the "intensity" of the level.
Unofficial Description
the way it was supposed to work is that there are A and B versions that you were supposed to kind of go back and forth between depending on intensity?—C418, Discord
The songs were splitted up in two parts. A is "everything okay. Proceed." B is "everything is fucked up. Prepare to die".—C418, This is C418
Tracks
1_a.ogg
| 1_a | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:09 |
1_b.ogg
| 1_b | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:09 |
2_a.ogg
| 2_a | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:44 |
oh 2_a is the first one and the one that was actually playing in the level in the first prototype—Eclipse, Discord
Connections
- 2_a is a calmer remix of a dissociated wobwob.
- The original was later released in Seven Years of Server Data as The weirdest remix I ever worked on.
2_bb.ogg
| 2_bb | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:44 |
Connections
- The original version of 2_bb appeared dissociated as wobwob but without the dog barks.
- Again, the original was later released in Seven Years of Server Data as "The weirdest remix I ever worked on."
3_a.ogg
| 3_a | |
|---|---|
| Length | 1:26 |
3_b.ogg
| 3_b | |
|---|---|
| Length | 1:26 |
4_a.ogg
| 4_a | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:03 |
4_b.ogg
| 4_b | |
|---|---|
| Length | 2:03 |
Connections
- 4_a and 4_b appear on I forgot something, didn't I. as "Something loud, old, and scary".
| menuu | |
|---|---|
| Length | 0:50 |
And this is the menu song bla:—C418, Old Website
test1.ogg
| test1 | |
|---|---|
| Length | 0:36 |