As someone who prefers rock, metal and a bit of jazz, I actually enjoyed the 3rd Strike soundtrack. The whole urban vibe that the rap themes gave off fit the game very well.
Agreed. You might want to revisit your redaction process. I’m not even attempting mockery, but the way you just say things ‘‘suck’’ without any backbone to your argument just makes it all invalid.
You have still not presented one reason as to why the 3rd strike soundtrack sucks. Nor does it really go with your hip-hop sucking comments. Most of the soundtrack can hardly even be considered hip-hop except for the title/character select themes.
To name all the tracks that are NOT hip-hop:
Jazzy NYC '99, Spunky, The beep, Kobu, Snowland, The Longshoremen, Beats in my Head, Crowded Streets, You Blow my Mind, Crazy Chili Dog, Psyche Out, Theme of Q.
That leaves only the menu and character select them. China Vox is disputable, in whether it’s hip hop or not.
The thing that made the 3rd Strike OST so awesome was that a lot of that music was still good outside of the game. That’s one of the few OSTs I’ve actually wanted to listen to when i wasn’t playing, and it also had a lot of character. It was completely different from the previous two SF3 games, but it wasn’t anything like SF2/Alpha either. When you hear those tunes, you know exactly where they came from because they’re the ONLY tunes in the SF musical canon that sound anything like that. Killing Moon to this day is one of my favorite pieces of game music. That’s a nasty lil’ slice of drum n bass!