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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k_g4Lnu4Mc "The Third Sequence"]] by Photek is probably the darkest, hardest-edged song in the series and a great pick for a race through [[ThatOneLevel Odessa Keys]] in Phantom Class.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k_g4Lnu4Mc "The Third Sequence"]] by Photek is probably the darkest, hardest-edged song in the series and a great pick for a race through [[ThatOneLevel Odessa Keys]] in [[HarderThanHard Phantom Class.]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k_g4Lnu4Mc "The Third Sequence"]] by Photek is probably the darkest, hardest-edged song in the series and a great pick for a race through [[ThatOneLevel Odessa Keys]] in Phantom Class.
** After lending his hand to the ''2097'' soundtrack, Photek returned in ''Pure'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_bR9uWn4Ic "C Note"]], a furious and fast-paced drum and bass piece and the perfect SpiritualSuccessor to "The Third Sequence". Its high octane beat is also befitting of newcomers Triakis and their heavily armored, high speed craft.
* Although they both lack any new music from [=CoLD SToRAGE=], ''Pulse'' and ''HD Fury'' feature some of the more eclectic soundtracks in the franchise.
** ''Pulse''[='=]s opening sequence features [[https://youtu.be/aSR43FLXnUw "X-Project (100% Pure Mix)"]] by DJ Fresh - an incredibly fast-paced drum and bass banger fitting of the evolution of AG racing and its new establishment as a worldwide racing championship following its return. This contribution was also DJ Fresh's ticket to EDM stardom as he continued to build up his momentum with other endeavors.
** One wouldn't initially associate Music/{{Kraftwerk}} with anti-gravity racing despite their futurist aesthetic, but the thumping electro house beats of [[https://youtu.be/z272A_91vSk "Aerodynamik (Alex Gopher & Etienne de Crecy Dynamik Mix)"]] make for a much better fit than you would initially think.
** [[https://youtu.be/F1wYNVXpdis "Chemical"]] by Move Ya! & Steve Lavers mixes a roaring bassline with grinding, screaming synths. There is no better soundtrack for an Eliminator event than this.
** Many people are more aware of the sheer mid-Noughties cheese of its vocal mix with Princess Superstar, but DJ Mason's [[https://youtu.be/EJLQuPsT0es "Exceeder"]] is a surprisingly good fit for ''Wipeout''.
** Electronic music savant Music/AphexTwin, after his contributions in ''Pure'', brings more of his glitchy goodness that brought him to worldwide fame with [[https://youtu.be/uEs68gVqlXo "Fenix Funk 5"]].
** [[https://youtu.be/vvdf5o5tn6E "Seven Stitches"]] was the first videogame contribution Music/{{Noisia}} made in their illustrious career. Of course, it is one of the most universally beloved songs in the soundtrack, and they brought back their scratchy, buzzing neurofunk sounds in ''HD Fury'' with their SignatureSong [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPTOVyLncVQ "Machine Gun"]].
** [[https://youtu.be/BM9MSvP43m4 "Smart Systems"]] by MIST - a duo composed by ST Files and the late Marcus Intalex - is probably the perfect soundtrack for Zone events with its ethereal melodies, almost like it's the soundtrack to a futuristic mirage. Unsurprisingly, it's also the leitmotif to Mirage, whose pursuit of balance and pride in their pilots academy makes them a jewel in the Arabian Desert.
** [[https://youtu.be/qCwHDb52_lw "Suspicious Thoughts"]] by dubstep legend Music/{{Skream}} isn't the leitmotif of EG-X for nothing: its minimalistic, atmospheric sound befits their lineage and the aura of mystique behind their origins.
** ''Pulse''[='=]s opening sequence features [[https://youtu.be/aSR43FLXnUw "X-Project (100% Pure Mix)"]] by DJ Fresh - an incredibly fast-paced drum and bass banger fitting of the evolution of AG racing and its new establishment as a worldwide racing championship following its return. This contribution was also DJ Fresh's ticket to EDM stardom as he continued to build up his momentum with other endeavors.
** One wouldn't initially associate Music/{{Kraftwerk}} with anti-gravity racing despite their futurist aesthetic, but the thumping electro house beats of [[https://youtu.be/z272A_91vSk "Aerodynamik (Alex Gopher & Etienne de Crecy Dynamik Mix)"]] make for a much better fit than you would initially think.
** [[https://youtu.be/F1wYNVXpdis "Chemical"]] by Move Ya! & Steve Lavers mixes a roaring bassline with grinding, screaming synths. There is no better soundtrack for an Eliminator event than this.
** Many people are more aware of the sheer mid-Noughties cheese of its vocal mix with Princess Superstar, but DJ Mason's [[https://youtu.be/EJLQuPsT0es "Exceeder"]] is a surprisingly good fit for ''Wipeout''.
** Electronic music savant Music/AphexTwin, after his contributions in ''Pure'', brings more of his glitchy goodness that brought him to worldwide fame with [[https://youtu.be/uEs68gVqlXo "Fenix Funk 5"]].
** [[https://youtu.be/vvdf5o5tn6E "Seven Stitches"]] was the first videogame contribution Music/{{Noisia}} made in their illustrious career. Of course, it is one of the most universally beloved songs in the soundtrack, and they brought back their scratchy, buzzing neurofunk sounds in ''HD Fury'' with their SignatureSong [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPTOVyLncVQ "Machine Gun"]].
** [[https://youtu.be/BM9MSvP43m4 "Smart Systems"]] by MIST - a duo composed by ST Files and the late Marcus Intalex - is probably the perfect soundtrack for Zone events with its ethereal melodies, almost like it's the soundtrack to a futuristic mirage. Unsurprisingly, it's also the leitmotif to Mirage, whose pursuit of balance and pride in their pilots academy makes them a jewel in the Arabian Desert.
** [[https://youtu.be/qCwHDb52_lw "Suspicious Thoughts"]] by dubstep legend Music/{{Skream}} isn't the leitmotif of EG-X for nothing: its minimalistic, atmospheric sound befits their lineage and the aura of mystique behind their origins.
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%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Omega Collection'': "Antidote (Swedish House Mafia Dub)" by Music/SwedishHouseMafia VS Music/KnifeParty; "Shake It"[[note]]Used in Tigron's K-VSR trailer[[/note]] by Addiktion; "C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Dead Limit" by Music/{{Noisia}} & The Upbeats. And also the main menu music.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Omega Collection'': "Antidote (Swedish House Mafia Dub)" by Music/SwedishHouseMafia VS Music/KnifeParty; "Shake It"[[note]]Used in Tigron's K-VSR trailer[[/note]] by Addiktion; "C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Dead Limit" by Music/{{Noisia}} & The Upbeats. And also the main menu music.
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** [[https://youtu.be/qNKhj2IcLLY "Lethal Cut"]] by Propellerheads is the perfect tune to score some serious Knife's Edges with as you maneuver through some of the game's tighter courses.
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** [[https://youtu.be/qNKhj2IcLLY "Lethal Cut"]] by Propellerheads is the perfect tune to score some serious Knife's Edges with as you maneuver through some of the game's tighter courses. Fittingly enough, it is also the leitmotif of Assegai.
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* Let's kick things off with the original ''[=WipEout=]'', which debuted in 1995. All but two songs in this game were composed by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=] and they're all incredible.
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* Let's kick things off with the original ''[=WipEout=]'', which debuted in 1995. All but two songs in this game were composed by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=] [=CoLD SToRAGE=] and they're all incredible.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Music/{{Orbital}}, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely. It even returns in ''2048'' with [[https://youtu.be/OQ3BVkQV57o a new remix]], which is quite a nice case of {{Bookends}} assuming ''2048'' is the final mainline entry in the series.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Music/{{Orbital}}, which Music/{{Orbital}} is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely. It even returns in ''2048'' with [[https://youtu.be/OQ3BVkQV57o a new remix]], which is quite a nice case of {{Bookends}} assuming ''2048'' is the final mainline entry in the series.
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** [[https://youtu.be/qNKhj2IcLLY "Lethal Cut"]] by Propellerheads, which will likely be Propellerheads is the perfect tune to score some serious Knife's Edges with as you maneuver through some of the game's tighter courses.
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*** [[https://youtu.be/t7uKuSKpL74 "Goteki 45"]] is a somewhat disjointed and hectic piece that is ''very'' fitting for the team's state in the [=F7000=] League, especially since they weren't [[AxCrazy always one]] [[BloodKnight to play nice then]].
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*** [[https://youtu.be/t7uKuSKpL74 "Goteki 45"]] is a somewhat disjointed and hectic piece that is ''very'' fitting for the team's state in the [=F7000=] League, especially since they weren't [[AxCrazy always one]] [[BloodKnight one to play nice then]].
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* And we come to the [[DorkAge oddball in the series]], ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'', released in 2002. [[LaterInstallmentWeirdness As far removed as it may be from the rest of the series]], that doesn't make its soundtrack any less amazing.
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* And we come to the The [[DorkAge oddball in the series]], ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'', released in 2002. [[LaterInstallmentWeirdness As far removed as it may be from the rest of the series]], that doesn't make its soundtrack any less amazing.
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** Unusually for a ''[=WipEout=]'' title, there's the Music/UtahSaints' [[https://youtu.be/ruRL2VTkGyg "Sick"]], which is actually the instrumental version since the lyrics are, especially for the game's target demographic, [[MadnessMantra the last thing]] [[NightmareFuel they'd want to hear]].
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** Unusually for a ''[=WipEout=]'' title, there's the Music/UtahSaints' [[https://youtu.be/ruRL2VTkGyg "Sick"]], which "Sick"]] is actually the instrumental version since the lyrics are, especially for the game's target demographic, [[MadnessMantra the last thing]] [[NightmareFuel thing they'd want to hear]].
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* And now we come to a return to form in the series with ''[=WipEout=] Pure'', released in 2005, which happens to have some of the finest tracks to have ever blessed the series.
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* And now we come to a return to form in the series with ''[=WipEout=] Pure'', released in 2005, which happens to have some of the finest tracks to have ever blessed the series.
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* Sadly, since ''2048'' would be the final, original mainline installment in the series[[note]] Studio Liverpool would close their doors in 2012 not long after the game's release, with the ''Omega Collection'' being a CompilationRerelease of the latter game plus ''HD'' and ''Fury''. [[/note]], the series would go out with a bang in the form of DJ Fresh's [[https://youtu.be/qJENNTCcOf8 "Louder"]], which plays in ''2048's'' intro. This couldn't be a more appropriate (and literal) SwanSong if it tried.
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* Sadly, since ''2048'' would be the final, original mainline installment in the series[[note]] Studio Liverpool would close their doors in 2012 not long after the game's release, with the ''Omega Collection'' being a CompilationRerelease of the latter game plus ''HD'' and ''Fury''. [[/note]], the series would go out with a bang in the form of DJ Fresh's [[https://youtu.be/qJENNTCcOf8 "Louder"]], which plays in ''2048's'' ''2048''[='=]s intro. This couldn't be a more appropriate (and literal) SwanSong if it tried.
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** This might leave a glitch in your system, but [[https://youtu.be/QMDfZosJFvg "Bug"]] by Rennie Pilgrem & Roxiller (which also plays when you highlight the game on the PSP's Cross Media Bar) is one of ''the best'' ways to quickly find yourself flying at light speed as you conquer the undulating chicane series of Citta Nuova or take trip down memory lane with some of the classic tracks from prior entries.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Orbital, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely. It even returns in ''2048'' with [[https://youtu.be/OQ3BVkQV57o a new remix]], which is quite a nice case of {{Bookends}} assuming ''2048'' is the final mainline entry in the series.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Orbital, Music/{{Orbital}}, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely. It even returns in ''2048'' with [[https://youtu.be/OQ3BVkQV57o a new remix]], which is quite a nice case of {{Bookends}} assuming ''2048'' is the final mainline entry in the series.
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** [=FSoL=] are back again with the incredibly trippy and intrinsic [[https://youtu.be/9Dyy3aTmVfs "Papua New Guinea"]], which is surprisingly ''eerie'' given what would become of the F9000 league.
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** [=FSoL=] are back again with the incredibly trippy and intrinsic [[https://youtu.be/9Dyy3aTmVfs "Papua New Guinea"]], Guinea"]] (remixed by Hybrid), which is surprisingly ''eerie'' given what would become of the F9000 league.
** Considering how the F9000 was DarkerAndEdgier compared to the previous leagues, a track like [[https://youtu.be/UJaQMl9EuKs "Switchback"]] by Elite Force and Nick Ryan would go to great lengths to demonstrate that with eerie drones and a foreboding synth as the track becomes progressively more aggressive.
* And now we come to a return to form in the series with ''[=WipEout=] Pure'', released in 2005, which happens to have some of the finest tracks to have ever blessed the series.
** The [[https://youtu.be/1ryoG5m42YU theme]] that plays in the intro cutscene (composed by Paul Hartnoll, more on him below) is as awesome as it is oddly satisfying, beautifully complimenting the montage of an AG Systems craft being built from scratch, starting with the engine and finishing off with a completed craft as it speeds out of its hangar. Minor [[SensoryAbuse high volume warning]] towards the end, by the way.
** Prominent throughout the game's marketing, there's the very jovial, but hype-inducing [[https://youtu.be/nGlrrIZk9cs "Black Jack 3"]] by Plump [=DJs=] (returning from ''Fusion''). Probably one of the best songs to promote a game like ''[=WipEout=] Pure'' with its emphasis on the endorphin high that keeps you racing through the skies of Sol 2 or the snowy peaks of Sebenco Climb!
** What do you get when you have the foreboding tension of Orbital's "P.E.T.R.O.L." juxtaposed by soothing synths as seen in [=FSoL=]'s "Landmass"? The ''very'' intense and endorphin-inducing [[https://youtu.be/AzK1sdrV5tc "Ignition"]] by Paul Hartnoll of Orbital fame.
** [=CoLD SToRAGE=] makes a triumphant return after his last appearance in ''2097'' with the very atmospheric and welcoming [[https://youtu.be/qR_uQJSy6oU "Onyx"]]. Probably one of the best ways to usher in a new era of Anti-Gravity Racing alongside welcoming many new players into the world of ''[=WipEout=]''.
** The [[https://youtu.be/1ryoG5m42YU theme]] that plays in the intro cutscene (composed by Paul Hartnoll, more on him below) is as awesome as it is oddly satisfying, beautifully complimenting the montage of an AG Systems craft being built from scratch, starting with the engine and finishing off with a completed craft as it speeds out of its hangar. Minor [[SensoryAbuse high volume warning]] towards the end, by the way.
** Prominent throughout the game's marketing, there's the very jovial, but hype-inducing [[https://youtu.be/nGlrrIZk9cs "Black Jack 3"]] by Plump [=DJs=] (returning from ''Fusion''). Probably one of the best songs to promote a game like ''[=WipEout=] Pure'' with its emphasis on the endorphin high that keeps you racing through the skies of Sol 2 or the snowy peaks of Sebenco Climb!
** What do you get when you have the foreboding tension of Orbital's "P.E.T.R.O.L." juxtaposed by soothing synths as seen in [=FSoL=]'s "Landmass"? The ''very'' intense and endorphin-inducing [[https://youtu.be/AzK1sdrV5tc "Ignition"]] by Paul Hartnoll of Orbital fame.
** [=CoLD SToRAGE=] makes a triumphant return after his last appearance in ''2097'' with the very atmospheric and welcoming [[https://youtu.be/qR_uQJSy6oU "Onyx"]]. Probably one of the best ways to usher in a new era of Anti-Gravity Racing alongside welcoming many new players into the world of ''[=WipEout=]''.
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%%* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; Funny Break (Plump [=DJs=] Remix) by Music/{{Orbital}} and the iconic Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
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* One of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation's {{Swan Song}}s since it was released very late in the console's lifecycle - ''[=Wip3out=]'' (or ''[=WipEout=] 3''). Much like the first game, most of the soundtrack here was handled by one person, this one being Sasha, but there are also a few tracks by other artists as well.
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* One of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation's {{Swan Song}}s since it was released very late in the console's lifecycle in 1999 - ''[=Wip3out=]'' (or ''[=WipEout=] 3''). Much like the first game, most of the soundtrack here was handled by one person, this one being Sasha, but there are also a few tracks by other artists as well.
* And we come to the [[DorkAge oddball in the series]], ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'', released in 2002. [[LaterInstallmentWeirdness As far removed as it may be from the rest of the series]], that doesn't make its soundtrack any less amazing.
** Put a little groove in your race with the Plump [=DJs=]' [[https://youtu.be/Hjeto9NOU-w "Big Groovy Fucker"]]... or ''"Funker"'', as it's [[{{Bowdlerize}} censored in the game]] because, well... [[PrecisionFStrike yeah]].
** Good for both raves and accompanying the sensation of speeding at speeds well past Mach 1, Elite Force's [[https://youtu.be/w0cDJ2kzQiM "Krushyn"]] is probably the last thing that you'd want to happen to your craft.
** Need some tension and adrenaline in what are some of the closest brushes with death this side of Anti-Gravity Racing? Timo Maas has you covered with [[https://youtu.be/F6bWuO-KHy0 "Old School Vibes"]].
** [=FSoL=] are back again with the incredibly trippy and intrinsic [[https://youtu.be/9Dyy3aTmVfs "Papua New Guinea"]], which is surprisingly ''eerie'' given what would become of the F9000 league.
** Unusually for a ''[=WipEout=]'' title, there's the Music/UtahSaints' [[https://youtu.be/ruRL2VTkGyg "Sick"]], which is actually the instrumental version since the lyrics are, especially for the game's target demographic, [[MadnessMantra the last thing]] [[NightmareFuel they'd want to hear]].
** [[https://youtu.be/WKin7H62w6Q "Smartbomb (Plump DJs Remix)"]] by BT, which also made an appearance in ''VideoGame/{{SSX}} Tricky'', is a rather soothing and entrancing tune that accompanies the sensation of flying through the underwater tunnels of Mandrashee or the sun-soaked jungles of Alca Vexus quite nicely.
** MKL also returns from ''[=wip3out=]'' with, compared to some of the other tracks on ''Fusion's'' playlist, the more soothing, energetic, and appropriately named [[https://youtu.be/qhE3z15Qz-s "Synthaesia"]]. May or may not be the unofficial theme for Van-Uber.
** Put a little groove in your race with the Plump [=DJs=]' [[https://youtu.be/Hjeto9NOU-w "Big Groovy Fucker"]]... or ''"Funker"'', as it's [[{{Bowdlerize}} censored in the game]] because, well... [[PrecisionFStrike yeah]].
** Good for both raves and accompanying the sensation of speeding at speeds well past Mach 1, Elite Force's [[https://youtu.be/w0cDJ2kzQiM "Krushyn"]] is probably the last thing that you'd want to happen to your craft.
** Need some tension and adrenaline in what are some of the closest brushes with death this side of Anti-Gravity Racing? Timo Maas has you covered with [[https://youtu.be/F6bWuO-KHy0 "Old School Vibes"]].
** [=FSoL=] are back again with the incredibly trippy and intrinsic [[https://youtu.be/9Dyy3aTmVfs "Papua New Guinea"]], which is surprisingly ''eerie'' given what would become of the F9000 league.
** Unusually for a ''[=WipEout=]'' title, there's the Music/UtahSaints' [[https://youtu.be/ruRL2VTkGyg "Sick"]], which is actually the instrumental version since the lyrics are, especially for the game's target demographic, [[MadnessMantra the last thing]] [[NightmareFuel they'd want to hear]].
** [[https://youtu.be/WKin7H62w6Q "Smartbomb (Plump DJs Remix)"]] by BT, which also made an appearance in ''VideoGame/{{SSX}} Tricky'', is a rather soothing and entrancing tune that accompanies the sensation of flying through the underwater tunnels of Mandrashee or the sun-soaked jungles of Alca Vexus quite nicely.
** MKL also returns from ''[=wip3out=]'' with, compared to some of the other tracks on ''Fusion's'' playlist, the more soothing, energetic, and appropriately named [[https://youtu.be/qhE3z15Qz-s "Synthaesia"]]. May or may not be the unofficial theme for Van-Uber.
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%%* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
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** Also by the above-mentioned Chemical Brothers, we've got [[https://youtu.be/N2QE_2q-CUk "Loops of Fury"]], which, considering the kind of game we're dealing with here (both in terms of track design - e.g., loops - and, well, [[NintendoHard fury]]), fits all too well.
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** Also by the above-mentioned Chemical Brothers, we've got [[https://youtu.be/N2QE_2q-CUk "Loops of Fury"]], Fury"]] by the Chemical brothers, which, considering the kind of game we're dealing with here (both in terms of track design - e.g., loops - and, well, [[NintendoHard fury]]), fits all too well.
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* And we now arrive at what might be one of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation's {{Swan Song}}s since it was released very late in the console's lifecycle - ''[=Wip3out=]'' (or ''[=WipEout=] 3''). Much like the first game, most of the soundtrack here was handled by one person, this one being Sasha, but there are also a few tracks by other artists as well.
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** Of note, this is also the only game in the series to give each team their own official {{Leitmotif}}, so to wit:
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''VideoGame/{{Wipeout}}'' is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics, and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack in the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games. Of course, since there are ''so many'' good tracks, not every song will make the cut on this page. So do check out each game's respective soundtrack on your own time if you can!
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''VideoGame/{{Wipeout}}'' is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics, and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack in the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games.
Of course, since there are ''so many'' good tracks, not every song will make the cut on this page. So do check out each game's respective soundtrack on your own time if you can!
Of course, since there are ''so many'' good tracks, not every song will make the cut on this page. So do check out each game's respective soundtrack on your own time if you can!
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** [[https://youtu.be/tQ13aroz7eE "Cardinal Dancer"]] might just be the most arcade-friendly track of the songs featured in the original game, seeing as it has some 8-bit samples in the beginning and throughout the track. And considering the kind of game that the ''[=WipEout=]'' series, that's not too surprising.
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** [[https://youtu.be/tQ13aroz7eE "Cardinal Dancer"]] might just be the most arcade-friendly track of the songs featured in the original game, seeing as it has some 8-bit samples in the beginning and throughout the track. And considering the kind of game that the ''[=WipEout=]'' series, series is, that's not too surprising.
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** [[https://youtu.be/KBeGvIgCwP8 "Control"]] by MKL is a perfect track to play when you're blazing through the futuristic concrete jungle of Mega City, trying your best not to get blown to pieces, least of all by [=Goteki45=].
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** [[https://youtu.be/KBeGvIgCwP8 "Control"]] by MKL is a perfect track to play when you're blazing through the futuristic concrete jungle of Mega City, trying your best not to get blown to pieces, least of all by [=Goteki45=].Goteki 45.
** [[https://youtu.be/qNKhj2IcLLY "Lethal Cut"]] by Propellerheads, which will likely be the perfect tune to score some serious Knife's Edges with as you maneuver through some of the game's tighter courses.
** [[https://youtu.be/qNKhj2IcLLY "Lethal Cut"]] by Propellerheads, which will likely be the perfect tune to score some serious Knife's Edges with as you maneuver through some of the game's tighter courses.
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*** [[https://youtu.be/DncGhqifhSg "Auricom"]], the token StoneWall of the series and the one who holds Pierre Belmondo's beliefs dearest to their hearts, comes into the fray with a relatively slow (compared to the rest of the soundtrack, anyway), but hard-hitting trance piece with a lovely synth coming in after the first minute.
*** [[https://youtu.be/Sti66shLG5g "Feisar"]] is a very fast-paced techno trance tune that does a brilliant job of representing FEISAR's steadfast nature as a series regular ''and'' their emphasis on agility and easy-to-maneuver hovercraft.
*** [[https://youtu.be/t7uKuSKpL74 "Goteki 45"]] is a somewhat disjointed and hectic piece that is ''very'' fitting for the team's state in the [=F7000=] League, especially since they weren't [[AxCrazy always one]] [[BloodKnight to play nice then]].
*** [[https://youtu.be/EpZltydXlkE "Icaras"]], the team that flew too close to the sun and got burned for it. Considering how they were little more than the pet project of an eccentric philanthropist in their debut, their leitmotif underscores their very quirky nature as the series' outlier until they returned for the [=FX300=] league in ''Pure''.
*** [[https://youtu.be/UgX_DWsvpmI "Pirhana"]] does what it does best -- instill the player with a sense of speed and adrenaline like no other team in the series does... especially if you're an expert pilot.
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* And now we move onto ''[=WipEout=] 2097'' (or ''XL'' in North America), released in 1997.
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** Whether we're talking about the [[https://youtu.be/Inz9Urx40OI original]] or the [[https://youtu.be/pQqHTttWBlk Straight 6 Instrumental Mix]], Fluke's "Atom Bomb" is a very [[{{Pun}} nuclear]] way of instilling some adrenaline into your life.
** [[https://youtu.be/IPDalIIDHRg "Dust Up Beats"]] by Music/TheChemicalBrothers wastes no time and just gets right to the point as you blast out of the starting gate at speeds exceeding 400 kilometers per hour!
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** Let's get this party started [[JustForPun with a bang]] in the form of [=FSoL=]'s [[https://youtu.be/fAKeiXcZ-vc "We Have Explosive"]]. As the name implies, this is a ''very'' explosive and chaotic track that will be very appropriate as you race in some of the hardest tracks that this game has to offer while in the Phantom class.
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** Also by the above-mentioned Chemical Brothers, we've got [[https://youtu.be/N2QE_2q-CUk "Loops of Fury"]], which, considering the kind of game we're dealing with here (both in terms of track design - e.g., loops - and, well, [[NintendoHard fury]]), fits all too well.
** Let's get this party started [[JustForPun with a bang]] in the form of [=FSoL=]'s [[https://youtu.be/fAKeiXcZ-vc "We Have Explosive"]]. As the name implies, this is a ''very'' explosive and chaotic track that will be very appropriate as you race in some of the hardest tracks that this game has to offer while in the Phantomclass. class.
** For all of your anxiety-inducing needs (as this particular number kicks off with what sounds like a ''siren'' at the beginning), then you can't go wrong with Fluke's [[https://youtu.be/wpFPEYx8rHg "V Six"]].
* And we now arrive at what might be one of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation's {{Swan Song}}s since it was released very late in the console's lifecycle - ''[=Wip3out=]'' (or ''[=WipEout=] 3''). Much like the first game, most of the soundtrack here was handled by one person, this one being Sasha, but there are also a few tracks by other artists as well.
** [[https://youtu.be/KBeGvIgCwP8 "Control"]] by MKL is a perfect track to play when you're blazing through the futuristic concrete jungle of Mega City, trying your best not to get blown to pieces, least of all by [=Goteki45=].
** [[https://youtu.be/V974MkN7v94 "Xpander"]], good ''God'', Xpander. This game's [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome striking visuals]] (especially on a console like the first [=PlayStation=]), might be one thing, but this ''very'' uplifting and blissful trance track is on a whole 'nother level - especially when you race in the sun-soaked coastal area that is Porto Kora (which also happens to be the first track, by the way).
** Let's get this party started [[JustForPun with a bang]] in the form of [=FSoL=]'s [[https://youtu.be/fAKeiXcZ-vc "We Have Explosive"]]. As the name implies, this is a ''very'' explosive and chaotic track that will be very appropriate as you race in some of the hardest tracks that this game has to offer while in the Phantom
** For all of your anxiety-inducing needs (as this particular number kicks off with what sounds like a ''siren'' at the beginning), then you can't go wrong with Fluke's [[https://youtu.be/wpFPEYx8rHg "V Six"]].
* And we now arrive at what might be one of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation's {{Swan Song}}s since it was released very late in the console's lifecycle - ''[=Wip3out=]'' (or ''[=WipEout=] 3''). Much like the first game, most of the soundtrack here was handled by one person, this one being Sasha, but there are also a few tracks by other artists as well.
** [[https://youtu.be/KBeGvIgCwP8 "Control"]] by MKL is a perfect track to play when you're blazing through the futuristic concrete jungle of Mega City, trying your best not to get blown to pieces, least of all by [=Goteki45=].
** [[https://youtu.be/V974MkN7v94 "Xpander"]], good ''God'', Xpander. This game's [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome striking visuals]] (especially on a console like the first [=PlayStation=]), might be one thing, but this ''very'' uplifting and blissful trance track is on a whole 'nother level - especially when you race in the sun-soaked coastal area that is Porto Kora (which also happens to be the first track, by the way).
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[=WipEout=] is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack on the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games.
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** What better way to remind you that the future is now than with [=CoLD SToRAGE=]'s [[https://youtu.be/LJ_SUxusE-Q "Body in Motion"]]? Just try not to get motion ''sickness'' if you plan on playing in the game's cockpit view, though.
** Music/TheProdigy? In a ''[=WipEout=]'' game? Yep, you read that right -- you can start a fire on the track with the instrumental version of - what else? - [[https://youtu.be/Y-Lk3DNV4pg "Firestarter"]]!
** [[https://youtu.be/rGtg2fQOWBw "Landmass"]] by The Future Sound of London might just be the ''perfect'' soundtrack to score a BattleInTheRain to - the synths at the very beginning coupled with the progressively increasing intensity of the track makes this pure serendipity if it plays on levels like Gare D'Europa or Spilskinanke.
** Let's get this party started [[JustForPun with a bang]] in the form of [=FSoL=]'s [[https://youtu.be/fAKeiXcZ-vc "We Have Explosive"]]. As the name implies, this is a ''very'' explosive and chaotic track that will be very appropriate as you race in some of the hardest tracks that this game has to offer while in the Phantom class.
** What better way to remind you that the future is now than with [=CoLD SToRAGE=]'s [[https://youtu.be/LJ_SUxusE-Q "Body in Motion"]]? Just try not to get motion ''sickness'' if you plan on playing in the game's cockpit view, though.
** Music/TheProdigy? In a ''[=WipEout=]'' game? Yep, you read that right -- you can start a fire on the track with the instrumental version of - what else? - [[https://youtu.be/Y-Lk3DNV4pg "Firestarter"]]!
** [[https://youtu.be/rGtg2fQOWBw "Landmass"]] by The Future Sound of London might just be the ''perfect'' soundtrack to score a BattleInTheRain to - the synths at the very beginning coupled with the progressively increasing intensity of the track makes this pure serendipity if it plays on levels like Gare D'Europa or Spilskinanke.
** Let's get this party started [[JustForPun with a bang]] in the form of [=FSoL=]'s [[https://youtu.be/fAKeiXcZ-vc "We Have Explosive"]]. As the name implies, this is a ''very'' explosive and chaotic track that will be very appropriate as you race in some of the hardest tracks that this game has to offer while in the Phantom class.
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** [[https://youtu.be/KF3iwbF1khc "Tentative"]] and its very retro-futuristic instrumentation makes you feel like you're racing at hundreds of kilometers an hour in space. Amusing since [[BonusLevel Firestar]] takes place on Mars.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Orbital, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Orbital, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely. It even returns in ''2048'' with [[https://youtu.be/OQ3BVkQV57o a new remix]], which is quite a nice case of {{Bookends}} assuming ''2048'' is the final mainline entry in the series.
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** [[https://youtu.be/2on6lf5T6I0 "Afro-Ride"]] by Leftfield is so far removed from the rest of the soundtrack, and even still, an appropriate fit with the very distinctive vocal sample played throughout the song complemented by some intense trance and bass.
** [[https://youtu.be/tQ13aroz7eE "Cardinal Dancer"]] might just be the most arcade-friendly track of the songs featured in the original game, seeing as it has some 8-bit samples in the beginning and throughout the track. And considering the kind of game that the ''[=WipEout=]'' series, that's not too surprising.
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* Sadly, since ''2048'' would be the final, original mainline installment in the series[[note]] Studio Liverpool would close their doors in 2012 not long after the game's release, with the ''Omega Collection'' being a CompilationRerelease of the latter game plus ''HD'' and ''Fury'' [[/note]], the series would go out with a bang in the form of DJ Fresh's [[https://youtu.be/qJENNTCcOf8 "Louder"]], which plays in ''2048's'' intro. This couldn't be a more appropriate (and literal) SwanSong if it tried.
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** [[https://youtu.be/C5YkVhk-LZk "P.E.T.R.O.L."]] by Orbital, which is a ''very'' dark and somewhat foreboding techno tune that is not only the unofficial theme of the series, but by extension, Qirex, since this suits their overall temperament and history quite nicely.
* Sadly, since ''2048'' would be the final, original mainline installment in the series[[note]] Studio Liverpool would close their doors in 2012 not long after the game's release, with the ''Omega Collection'' being a CompilationRerelease of the latter game plus ''HD'' and''Fury'' ''Fury''. [[/note]], the series would go out with a bang in the form of DJ Fresh's [[https://youtu.be/qJENNTCcOf8 "Louder"]], which plays in ''2048's'' intro. This couldn't be a more appropriate (and literal) SwanSong if it tried.
* Sadly, since ''2048'' would be the final, original mainline installment in the series[[note]] Studio Liverpool would close their doors in 2012 not long after the game's release, with the ''Omega Collection'' being a CompilationRerelease of the latter game plus ''HD'' and
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** [[https://youtu.be/JO_s8d9B3_w "Cairodrome"]] is a fast-paced and intense trance tune that is sprinkled with some vocals throughout, which does a wonderful job of reminding you that this game is ''[[NintendoHard hard as shit]]'', especially [[ThatOneLevel Silverstream]].
** [[https://youtu.be/QQ77ejz6i4M "Cold Comfort"]], the perfect and aptly named tune that encapsulates cold, barren, isolation, also does a wonderful job of hyping you up for a race in a [[SlippySlideyIceWorld frozen, barren, wasteland]] (like Silverstream, appropriately enough!)
** [[https://youtu.be/CyBQIRvESE0 "Doh-T"]], another high-energy tune that follows after the intensity of "Cairodrome",
** [[https://youtu.be/qKsgbip9nZI "Messij"]] is a very chilly and somewhat somber (and later uplifting) trance track that is unofficially AG Systems' {{Leitmotif}}, which does a fantastic job of scoring their rise, fall, and eventual rebirth throughout the series' history.
* Sadly, since ''2048'' would
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by Music/{{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers.
* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" and "Landmass" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb"[[note]]Including the Straight 6 Instrumental Mix[[/note]] and "V Six" by Fluke.
* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; Funny Break (Plump [=DJs=] Remix) by Music/{{Orbital}} and the iconic Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
* ''[=WipEout=] Omega Collection'': "Antidote (Swedish House Mafia Dub)" by Music/SwedishHouseMafia VS Music/KnifeParty; "Shake It"[[note]]Used in Tigron's K-VSR trailer[[/note]] by Addiktion; "C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Dead Limit" by Music/{{Noisia}} & The Upbeats. And also the main menu music.
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%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke.
%%* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
%%* Special mention to the live mix of almost all the soundtracks plus the debut of upcoming tracks for ''Omega Collection'' as streamed during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW21P5gYVic #Wipeoutlive]] event, courtesy of DJ Metrik and Krakota.
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%%* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by Music/{{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke.
%%* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by Music/{{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by Music/{{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
* Special mention to live mix of almost all the soundtracks above plus the debut of upcoming tracks for ''Omega Collection'' as streamed during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW21P5gYVic #Wipeoutlive]] event, courtesy of DJ Metrik and Krakota.
* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick"[[note]]censored as the instrumental version in the game[[/note]] by Music/UtahSaints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
* ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
* ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
* Special mention to live mix of almost all the soundtracks above plus the debut of upcoming tracks for ''Omega Collection'' as streamed during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW21P5gYVic #Wipeoutlive]] event, courtesy of DJ Metrik and Krakota.
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%%* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by
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%%* ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by Music/{{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
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* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; Music/TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by Music/{{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
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* ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; Music/TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
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* ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; Music/{{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} Music/{{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
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* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
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* ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} Music/{{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
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[=WipEout=] is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack on the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games. Here are some examples from every game of the series, just to name a few of the VERY WIDE range of epic electro, house, drum and bass, techno and trance tunes:
** ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
** ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
** ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by {{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
** ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
** ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
** ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
** ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
** ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games.
*** Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
** ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
** ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
** ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by {{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
** ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
** ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
** ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
** ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
** ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games.
*** Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
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[=WipEout=] is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack on the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games. Here are some examples from every game of the series, just to name a few of the VERY WIDE range of epic electro, house, drum and bass, techno and trance tunes:
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
** * ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
** * ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by {{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
** * ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
** * ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
** * ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
** * ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
** * ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games.
***games. Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.count.
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* ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
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[=WipEout=] is known for three things: the incredible sense of speed, the futuristic aesthetics and its amazing soundtrack. One of those artists responsible for the soundtrack on the early days was [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=], who really left his mark on gaming culture through these games. Here are some examples from every game of the series, just to name a few of the VERY WIDE range of epic electro, house, drum and bass, techno and trance tunes:
** ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
** ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
** ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by {{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
** ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
** ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
** ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
** ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
** ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games.
*** Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
** ''[=WipEout=] 1'': "Messij", "Doh T", "Cairodrome", "Cold Comfort" and "Operatique" by [=CoLD=] [=SToRAGE=]; "Afro Ride" by Leftfield; "P.E.T.R.O.L." by {{Orbital}} (which would later become the unofficial ThemeSong of the series); "Chemical Beats" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers
** ''[=WipEout=] 2097'': ''We Have Explosive" by The Future Sound of London; "Firestarter" by TheProdigy; "The Third Sequence" and "Titan" by Photek; "Loops of Fury" by the Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Musique" by Music/DaftPunk; "Atom Bomb" and "V Six" by Fluke
** ''[=Wip3out=]'': "Control" and "Surrender" by [=MKL=]; "Lethal Cut" by Propellerheads; "Kittens" by Music/{{Underworld}}; "Know Where To Run" by {{Orbital}}; surely every song by [=DJ=] Sasha that appeared in the game (his song "Xpander" is considered to be the best song that appeared in the entire series!)
** ''[=WipEout=] Fusion'': "Smartbomb (Plump [=DJs=] Remix)" by {{BT}}; "Big Groovy Fucker"[[note]]censored as Big Groovy Funker in the game[[/note]] by Plump [=DJs=]; "Bolt Up" by Luke Slater; "Sick" by Utah Saints; "Krushyn" by Elite Force; "Bassheads" by Cut La Roc ; the Hybrid remix of "Papua New Guinea" by Future Sound of London. Not even the black sheep of the series had a bad soundtrack!
** ''[=WipEout=] Pure'': "Crafty Youth" by Tayo Meets Acidrockers Uptown; "C Note" by Photek; "We Got Juice" by Friendly; "Black Jack 3" by Plump [=DJs=]; "Kinection" by Cosmos; "Flu-Shot" by [=LFO=] (NOT the three man pop-rock band!); "Hellion" by Ming + FS; "Ignition" by Paul Hartnoll of {{Orbital}} fame; "Cross The Line" by Elite Force; "Goldrush" by Tiësto (yes, the ultra famous Dutch DJ!); "Naks Acid" by Music/AphexTwin.
** ''[=WipEout=] Pulse'': "Flat-Out" by Dopamine; "Steady Rush" by Booka Shade; "Frontline" by Ed Rush & Optical & Matrix; "Fenix Funk 5" by Aphex Twin; the epic house remix of "Aerodynamik" by +Music/{{Kraftwerk}}; "Seven Stitches" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Suspicious Thoughts" by Music/{{Skream}}; "Chemical" by Move Ya & Steve Lavers; "City Lights (Martin Buttich Remix)" by Loco Dice; "Smart Systems" by MIST.
** ''[=WipEout=] HD Fury'': Some of the best songs from ''Pulse'' appeared in the game, but the ''Fury'' DLC added 6 new songs, of which the most awesome are: "Machine Gun" by Music/{{Noisia}}, "Acetone" by The Crystal Method; "Swagger" by Gingy; "Just Hiss" by Spector. So does the ''Fury'' menu theme.
** ''[=WipEout=] 2048'': "School of Funk" by Dirtyloud; "Breezeblock" by Camo & Krooked; "BTKRSH" by Rockwell; "Change of Direction" by Anile; "Regurgitate" by Music/{{Noisia}}; "Electronic Battle Weapon 3" by Music/TheChemicalBrothers; "Invaders Must Die (Liam H's Re Amped Remix)" by TheProdigy; "Some Chords" by {{Deadmau5}}. Actually, some of the songs in this soundtrack are remixes from previous games.
*** Even the two menu songs, "Tour De France 2003 (Etape 2)" from ''Music/TourDeFranceSoundtracks'' by Music/{{Kraftwerk}} and "Beelzedub" by Music/{{Orbital}}, also count.
