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"Blue Moon" was recorded in 1961 but the song was written in the 30's and still retains that vibe for the most part.
"The Wanderer" was actually released earlier in 1961. The © date there means little. This song sounds more modern than most of the other tracks in my opinion.
"The End of the World" was recorded and released in 1962 and always struck me as sounding far too modern and not fitting with the other tracks. Just my opinion obviously..
"Ain't That A Kick In The Head" wasn't written by Dean Martin, just performed by him. I'm not sure if Dean Martin ever actually wrote a song in his life.
Sinatra's cover of "New York, New York" wasn't recorded until 1979 and was released in 1980, so I guess technically you're advocating that 80's music be put into the Fallout games!
Over all it adds the crap load of more songs we should see in future fallout games thats all
I RAN SO FAR AWAAAAAAAY!
good one but I dont see then adding it, possible if Interplay continued with Wastland and not have to make fallout I could see that being used
But I guess I can be glad that there are no Beatles music in fallout.
♥♥♥♥ I forgot about the persecution of rock and roll so that could be the reson we dont hear the rock from those eras or the Brittish invasion never happend if you know about the history of rock and roll and that also explains the 50s vibe the people that persecution rock won and it never gained as much popularity as it did one day the should make some excuse why
Yeah it kinda makes sense to me..like Beatles and led zeppelin and black Sabbath etc probably exists, but America probably succeeded in burning all that type of "devil's music" middle America during the golden age hated so much.
One last thing after the great purge of music, music artists got scaired that there music would be next so only the big names that people liked contuined with music like Dean, Frank, ink spots and ect and were resevied well and after they all died music industry ended
Yeah, because they burned all the devils music and banned it from the country.
You know who had ears? The devil! And he used em for hearing!