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Madden NFL 11 Aims For More Authentic Stadium Soundtrack
EA Sports has released the soundtrack for the upcoming Madden NFL 11, and it’s more Jock Jams than EA Trax. Rather than pull together a tracklist of tunes that are thematically in line with the sport, EA has instead compiled songs that you’re likely to hear at an actual football game. In other words, expect more familiar tunes instead of nu-metal songs or cuts from underground hip-hop acts.
Here’s the complete list:
Original Recordings:
• AC/DC – Thunderstruck
• Archie Eversole – We Ready
• Blur – Song 2
• Bush – Machinehead
• Guns N’ Roses – Welcome to the Jungle
• Kevin Rudolf featuring Lil’ Wayne – Let It Rock
• Kiss – Rock and Roll All Nite
• Ozzy Osbourne – Let Me Hear You Scream
• Ozzy Osbourne – Crazy Train
• The Hives – Tick Tick Boom
• Todd Rundgren – Bang the Drum
• Ying Yang Twins featuring Homebwoi – Halftime
Cover Versions:
• Rock N Roll Part 2 – as made famous by Gary Glitter
• We Will Rock You – as made famous by Queen
• Crowd Chant – as made famous by Joe Satriani
• Kernkraft 400 – as made famous by Zombie Nation
Team Fight Songs:
• Chicago Bears – Bear Down Chicago Bears
• Detroit Lions – Gridiron Heroes
• Green Bay Packers – Go Packers Go!
• Miami Dolphins – Miami Dolphins #1
• Minnesota Vikings – Skol Vikings
• Philadelphia Eagles – Fly Eagles Fly
• Washington Redskins – Hail to the Redskins
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