
Amidst all the noise about
Call of Duty 3 -- sweet graphics, new player actions, yada, yada, yada -- and
NBA 2K7 -- individual jump shot animations for every NBA player, blah, blah, blah -- we almost missed the biggest news in the latest episode of
Gamertag Radio. That's right, Dan the Automator is producing the soundtrack for
NBA 2K7. Appropriately titled,
Dan the Automator presents: 2K7, you can be sure the soundtrack will be very nice. Most people would recognize Dan's work from the first Gorillaz album. And just in case super slick producers don't tickle your fancy like they do ours, the podcast contains some nice tidbits about both
Call of Duty 3 and
NBA 2K7. So, go
check it out.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Crimson Angelus @ Aug 24th 2006 11:58AM
I'm sure the "soundtrack will very nice" indeed. Oh you's guys. Keep up the good work, and the bad grammar while you're at it; seriously, do it for us ;)
Richard Mitchell @ Aug 24th 2006 12:12PM
I tell you that Dan the Automator is doing 2K7 and all you can do is criticize a typo?
You philistine. :P
J.Goodwin @ Aug 24th 2006 12:17PM
Any Dan Nakamura project is worthy of mention (I'm a big fan of the Handsome Boy Modelling School and the affiliated Lovage project).
However, I don't buy basketball games, so unless he releases it on CD, I won't be hearing it.
Mark Felps @ Aug 24th 2006 12:52PM
Lovage is the hotness, but I'm with J. Goodwin. I'd rather see Dan work on titles worth playing. Hell, I'd rather see Dan team up with Harmonix for Amplitude II. Now that would be sweet.
Thrills Killa @ Aug 24th 2006 12:58PM
GODFREE always gets the good info.
Shoutout to Gamertagradio!
KilgoreTrout XL @ Aug 24th 2006 1:29PM
Deltron 3030 is the finest rap album ever made, and this is probably the coolest music related gaming anncouement I've ever heard. This is like NIN doing quake, except I think Dan'll do a decent job of it.
And lucky for us, the 2K series plays a better game of ball than its NBA Live couterpart. Saves me the trouble of having to buy the title for the music alone.
Gamespot has a funny interview w/ Dan about this.
mmr @ Aug 24th 2006 2:09PM
Dan's "Do You Wanna Buy a Monkey" is one of the sickest Hip-hop/electronic mix CDs I have ever heard. If you like good hip-hop and phat beats in general then you should be sure to pick it up.
Fitness Music @ Aug 24th 2006 3:26PM
When Steve Nash drives to the hole and throws in a sweet layup, it's great. When he does it to some crappy hip-hop/rap music......lame.
DeddyLüger @ Aug 24th 2006 3:43PM
Album should be dope, its got Ghostface on it.
AoE @ Aug 24th 2006 9:17PM
"This is like NIN doing quake, except I think Dan'll do a decent job of it."
Agreed. Dan's one of my all-time favorite people in the music business; I'm not a huge sports gamer, but the ocassional basketball game can be fun... this seals the deal for me.
@MMR, if you liked Wanna buy a monkey, you should check out his projects; that was basically a sampler of his stuff. Dr. Octagon, Deltron 3030, Loveage and Handsome Boy Modeling School are all excellent places to start.
waffle @ Aug 24th 2006 10:10PM
thank you, AoE.
finally someone mentions Dr. Octagon. 'bout time.
the beginning. now THAT may be the finest hip hop albums of all time. oh, and anything by Gangstarr...which would also be a good NBA playlist.
g'nite.
AoE @ Aug 25th 2006 1:36PM
waffle, agreed. Gangstarr goes good with ANY video gaming...
also, OT but since you know your stuff.... Ultra Magnetic are back together, and releasing a new album!
J.Goodwin @ Aug 25th 2006 6:33PM
Kool Keith did a track on the new 7L+Esoteric album as well (have to pimp the North Shore sound :))