Season One Soundtrack

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Sam & Max Season One, the first season of Sam & Max, by Telltale Games, has a rich, jazzy soundtrack which accompanies it, created by Jared Emerson-Johnson, a video games music composer. The tracks were recorded at Bay Area Sound, a recording studio near the Telltale Offices. This soundtrack comprises 2 discs, and is available from the Telltale Games Store. Season Two also has it's own soundtrack.

[edit] Track Listing

Disc One			Disc Two
General and Culture Shock	Situation: Comedy	The Mole, the Mob and the Meatball	Abe Lincoln Must Die!	Reality 2.0	Bright Side of the Moon
Opening Credits The New Case The Office Fuzzy White Butterfingers City Streets Bosco's Eye-Bo Unveiled Sybil's Behind the Poppers I Can See You Cruisin' More Than Jerks The Black Hole Master Plans Attack the Dog Attack Me	High Noon Hostage Crisis Skinbodies Rule The Street Quiet on the Set Mad Dog Midtown Cowboys Cooking Without Looking Who's Never Going to be a Millionaire? Time Out for Number Two Myra! Electrotalk Therapy	Cirque De Molé Ted E. Bear's Mafia Free Playland and Casino Just You and Me (And Ted E. Bear) Bear Arms One Armed Bandit Whack Da Ratz Don Ted E. Bear Waltz Tacit Approval Ketchup Deception New Recruits Initiation Confrontation Behind the Door Cogs in Motion Death of a Lagomorph Critical Mass	Wrong Number Lincoln vs. Max Consecutive Office Rise of the Emancipator Regime Change Hеудобствo Monumental Scandal Inaugural Distress Sore Loser Rushmore, Lush, War Good for You (Good for Me) The War Room Pounding Fathers Good for You (Good for Me) Instrumental Reprise	Computer Crisis Useful to Boot Sybil's 2.0 City Streets 2.0 Bosco's 2.0 Lefty's 2.0 Jimmy 2.0 The Office 2.0 Combat Begin!! Cruisin' 2.0 Cookin' the Books 404 Item Get Roy G. Biv	Moonscape Prismatology Retreat Hugh's Inner Sanctum World of Max

[edit] Notes

• 18 of these tracks are available to download in full for free from the Telltale website as samples.
• Midtown Cowboys is the shortest track on the album, at 7 seconds.
• The track "Hеудобствo" is written in Russian. When translated into English, this roughly reads, "The Inconvenience". It is written as "The Inconvenience" on the Telltale Games website, likely to avoid confusion.

[edit] External Links

• Order the CD at the Telltale Store