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Ahw, yeah

posted by [personal profile] benlehman at 12:51am on 26/12/2005
My brother gave me the Drifter's Escape soundtrack for Christmas.

Ramblin' Man (Hank Williams)
Trouble Everywhere I Go (Fred McDowell)
Lonesome Fugitive (Merle Haggard)
One More Dollar (Gillian Welch)
Better Know What You're Runnin From (Gillian Welch)
Almost Cut My Hair (Crosby, Stills, and Nash)
The Littlest Birds (Be Good Tanyas)
Say No To The Devil (Gary Davis)
Mama Tried (Merle Haggard)
Sunday Morning Coming Down (Johnny Cash)
The New Timer (Bruce Springsteen)
Lost Highway (Hank Williams)
Hell Hound (Robert Johnson)
Ain't Got No Home (Shiftless Rounders)
The Drifter's Escape (Bob Dylan)

He also included two discs of "Outtakes" that I won't bother to list, but have some great stuff. With a few possible edits and additions, I will be able to present the definitive game soundtrack.

Before the game is finished. :-P
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posted by (anonymous) at 08:45am on 28/12/2005
"Better know what you're running from" is actually by James Williamson
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posted by (anonymous) at 09:00am on 28/12/2005
Other songs that really should have been on there include- "waiting around to die" by Gus Van Zant and an actually Woody Guthrie song instead of a cover (i. e. "ain't got no home.") "This land is your land" is his classic, but for my money, "Jesus Christ" is his thesis.

"Highway Childe" by Jimi Hendrix has a different sound, but it it includes the line:
"You'd probably call him a tramp
but it goes a little deeper than that."
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posted by [identity profile] blankedyblank.livejournal.com at 07:33pm on 29/12/2005
Several people just played Polaris in my proximity and it seems like an AWESOME game, I really really want to play it now.

So it's good you're making another.
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posted by [identity profile] benlehman.livejournal.com at 12:24am on 30/12/2005
Hah!

Drifter's Escape is really close to some things close to your heart (wobblies and worker's struggles) and I really want to play it with you when it's done.

yrs--
--Ben
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posted by [identity profile] blankedyblank.livejournal.com at 03:10pm on 30/12/2005
You're on!
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