3 | “JERRY WAS A RACE CAR DRIVER” – PRIMUS In the context of the game, this is a perfectly fun and moderately intense song to establish the atmosphere. The vocals remind me a bit of Nickelback’s exaggerated guttural noises, but it mostly works in this song. Offset by lively, bleeding guitar and fairly simple drum patterns, the bass line comes through under every other noise in this loud song. The shining star of this song is the bass line. Within the context of Tony Hawk’s video game, it might not have been the best choice, but it is definitely a great example of hard punk. It’s easy to imagine skateboarding IRL to this angry ambience, but it’s not as fun or lighthearted as most of the songs on this soundtrack. The drowned out vocals paired with the blaring guitar definitely creates a stressful, enraged noise. It starts strong with loud drums and guitars that don’t let up for the entire almost-three-minute run. This song, the penultimate on the soundtrack, has a classic hard punk noise. Today, I want to count down my top five picks from the original Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater soundtrack. Instead, the soundtracks of iconic punk and ska music are what make the games stand out. Gameplay isn’t what makes these games iconic, though. In the game, players take the form of Tony Hawk and lead him to success by performing skate tricks and completing tasks. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater video game franchise was instrumental in preserving Hawk’s legacy. Hey everyone! Tillie from Are You There, Tony Hawk? here.
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