Jet Set Radio (Soundtrack.)

It is pretty much a given that anyone reading this review will already know what to expect from this CD. You've doubtless played Jet Set Radio, and enjoyed the perky, fun soundtrack that matches the action of the game perfectly. All that remains, then, is to point out exactly what you are getting for your hard-earned cash.Firstly, there are a couple of tracks conspicuous in their absence. Jurassic 5's excellent 'Improvise' and Guitar Vader's 'Magical Girl' do not make an appearance here. Most of the tunes are from Hideki Naganuma, with a few others offering their wares alongside.The omission of these two tracks is a shame, but there are still gems in abundance. 'Humming The Bassline' is funky as you like, with a hook that sticks in your head for long after; 'Sweet Soul Brother' is every bit as good as you remember; and who could forget the goth disco splendour of 'Grace And Glory'? Add on a nifty medley (as per the end of the game, for those of you that got that far) and a couple of short stings, and you have a lovely little package of joyful boogie.All in all, this is a wonderful curio for fans of the game, well worth it if you can find it at a price that suits.

This cd also contains lots of multi media content once inserted into a p.c. including wallpapers and video.Special note that Jurrasic 5 and Guitar Vaders tracks do not appear on this album which is pretty gutting as super brothers and magical girl are great,I know that Magical girl is on the album "Die Happy!" so im guessing that Super brothers is aswell.A gem of a game when sega were really Good at what they did and a great soundtrack,well worth investing in if you enjoyed the music all those years ago.End boss Music and "about the city" are worth £10 alone!

Soundtrack itself is perfect, but came in quite terrible condition, swapped jewelcase out with another and then it looked a tad better

Bought for son who loves thr game, he loved it! Quick delivery, good price, no nrgatives, very happy son so happy mum

Beyond excellent. Some of the best, if not THE best game soundtracks of all time.

Whether you're spray painting the walls of a dark, neon-lit dystopia or just lazily sat on your sofa, Hideki Naganuma's skill for crafting joyfully insane music will always come through. This is way more than a soundtrack to a game; it's a celebration of the wonders of sampling, scratching and expressing yourself through your music. I fathom you can't do this!