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Plays when you enter the manor, up until you disturb Queen Vanessa. Music for the path leading to Queen Vanessa's Manor. Plays during the boss fight against the Toilet of Doom.

Plays when you're around the Fire Spirits' bonfire. Snatcher's theme for when you activate his traps for additional contracts, and while inside his house.Ī synthwave remix for Subcon Village. Plays when you meet him for the first time. Plays when Hat Kid rides her scooter in Subcon Forest. Has three variations one on the path leading to Subcon Village, one off-path, and one for the swamp. Plays in the middle of the boss fight mentioned above. The boss music for the fight against The Conductor or DJ Grooves. When entering the Dead Bird Studio act after getting a phone call on the spaceship

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The music played during the Award Ceremony for the Annual Bird Movie Award.ĭuring the Award Ceremony Act before the Boss Fight When DJ Grooves asks Hat Kid to activate the Pyrotechnics

Music of the act The Big Parade after the parade has begun Music of the act Train Rush after the timer starts.Īn electro swing remix for the above act. Barks from the late Gabe the Dog are used in this track. Plays when Hat Kid is trying to save her pet's pet in Murder on the Owl Express. Plays when the phone rings during Chapter 2. Plays during the second part of the investigation during Murder on the Owl Express. Plays during the first part of the investigation during Murder on the Owl Express. Plays at the beginning of Murder on the Owl Express. Music that plays during the scoring section at the end of Acts 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Chapter 2.Ī jazz remix for the above act. Plays when you talk with DJ Grooves at the end of Chapter 2: Act 1. Music while infiltrating Dead Bird Studio during Chapter 2: Act 1. Music for the first area of Dead Bird Studio. Plays when Hat Kid is riding her scooter in Mafia Town. Plays during the act Heating Up Mafia Town. Plays during the boss fight against the Mafia Boss.Īn orchestra remix for the Mafia Boss battle. Plays when inside the Mafia's Headquarters during Down with the Mafia! Plays while in Mustache Girl or Cooking Cat's tutorial session on Hat Kid's Spaceship. Plays when scaring the Goofy Mafia in She Came from Outer Space. Has two variations one for the overworld in-general, and one when Hat Kid is covered in mud. Overworld music for Chapter 1: acts 3 and 4. Plays during the cutscene after beating Barrel Battle. Played during the boss fight during Barrel Battle. Has two variations One for the overworld in-general, and one for the beach area.Īn electronic remix for the above acts. Overworld music for Chapter 1: acts 1, 2 and 5. Over Hat Kid's Spaceship before any chapters are availableĪn iTunes exclusive 'track' that informs the listener the true track can be found while looking in the game folders. Plays on the File Select Screen after you fully beat the game. It might be worth noting that the official Gears for Breakfast Channel only hosts 30 tracks under the 'Playlists' tab. The DLC songs are still not included in the Steam soundtrack.

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Users wishing to purchase it through Steam were previously required to own A Hat in Time on their account, but a Steam update has since allowed Soundtracks to be purchased separately from games.

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The perfect escape back to yesteryear, these stories will provide insight for both young and old, and perhaps jog your memory about the fun times you experienced because of this era of music, which continues to be embraced today.The A Hat in Time Soundtrack can be purchased through Steam, GOG, iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, or listened to for free on the Gears for Breakfast YouTube channel. How did Tommy James come up with the title for his hit record, “Mony Mony”? Who was the three-time Oscar winner to have a Top 10 record at the age of 67? What motivated Doc Pomus to write “Save The Last Dance For Me”? When did the original version of “Blue Velvet” appear on the music charts? What singer was classified as a two-time “one-hit wonder”? These stories, ranging over time from the early days of Rock & Roll to the British Invasion through to the evolution of funk, will provide you with the answers to questions about artists and their songs. One click and you’ll be listening, singing, and dancing. To top it off, Tom has made this book interactive by creating access to the songs featured in each of these stories. This book will put a smile on your face as the author, Tom Locke, takes you back in time to the music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s with entertaining, informative stories about known and forgotten artists and songs.