LEVEL 2-1

A musical tribute to the character of Shadow the Hedgehog, from the Sonic the Hedgehog video games.


CREDITS

Gnegon Galek - arrangement, bass guitar (tracks 2 & 6), electric guitar (tracks 1, 2 & 7), vocals
Flyghtning - programming, mixing & mastering
Kelen - electric guitar (tracks 5, 6 & 8)


M1 - "False Start"
Written by Gnegon Galek
Contains a musical motif from "Vengeance Is Mine" performed by Jun Senoue, from "Multi-Dimensional: Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track", Marvelous Entertainment, 2001
Contains a sample from "Universal Soldier", TriStar Pictures, 1992

M2 - "I Am... All of Me"
Written & originally performed by Crush 40
From "Lost and Found: Shadow the Hedgehog Vocal Trax", Wave Master Entertainment, 2006
Contains a sample from "When Will They Shoot?" performed by Ice Cube, from "The Predator", Priority Records, 1992
Contains musical motives from "System: Battle Menu" & "System: Main Menu" composed by Jun Senoue, from "Shadow the Hedgehog Original Soundtrax", Wave Master, 2006

M3 - "Rhythm and Balance"
Written & composed by Fumie Kumatani
Originally arranged by Heigo Tani
Lyrics translated by Shinobu Shindo
Originally performed by Everette Bradly
From "Multi-Dimensional: Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track", Marvelous Entertainment, 2001
Contains a sample from "Throw It All Away" performed by Everette Bradly, from "Cuts Unleashed: SA2 Vocal Collection", Marvelous Entertainment, 2001

M4 - "The Supernatural"
Written & composed by Fumie Kumatani
Originally arranged by Heigo Tani
Lyrics translated by Shinobu Shindo
Originally performed by Everette Bradly
From "Multi-Dimensional: Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track", Marvelous Entertainment, 2001
Additional arrangement by Armadillomon
Contains a sample from "Doom 3", Activision, 2004
Contains a musical motif from "Event: 3 Black Noises (Revival... Chaos Control... Reflection)" composed by Kenichi Tokoi, also from the aforementioned album

M5 - "Battle Highway"
Composed by Kenichi Tokoi
Additional arrangement by Kelen
Additional vocals by Flyghtning
Original version not released on an album
Contains a sample from "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", A.P.P.P., 1993
Contains a sample from "Reservoir Dogs", Miramax Films, 1992
Contains a sample from "Sonic Battle", Sega / THQ, 2003

M6 - "Lava Shelter"
Composed by Jun Senoue
From "Shadow the Hedgehog Original Soundtrax", Wave Master, 2006
Lyrics written by Gnegon Galek
Lyric translation to Vehturian by Flyghtning
Floppy drive programming & recording by Speaktrap
Contains a sample from "Shadow the Hedgehog", Sega, 2005
Contains a sample from "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow", Ubisoft, 2004
Contains a sample from "Faith" performed by Limp Bizkit, from "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$", Flip / Interscope, 1997

M7 - "You're a Woman, I'm a Machine"
Written & originally performed by Death from Above 1979
From "You're a Woman, I'm a Machine", Last Gang, 2004
Contains a sample of Navy Seal Copypasta reading by The Volgun, published on YouTube in 2013
Contains a sample from "Ghetto Red Hot (Hip-Hop Mix)" performed by Super Cat, from "Ghetto Red Hot", Columbia, 1992
Contains a sample of "Breakfast of Champions" audiobook, written by Kurt Vonnegut, narrated by John Malkovich, Audible Studios, 2015

M8 - "Reflection"
Written by Gnegon Galek
Additional arrangement by Flyghtning
Bass guitar by Speaktrap
Contains a sample from "Sligus Sligus: Satan Prychadzij!", KJM, 2009



Packaging artwork by Richard Vollebregt, assembled by Gnegon Galek

Songs arranged using Renoise and FL Studio 11 & 12.5 software
Songs performed using Shure C607N, Korg padControl, GMR custom bass, Roter custom 5-string bass, Fender Stratocaster modified by Krzysztof Stokłosa, Sterling JP 50, Line 6 POD UX1, Line 6 POD UX

Special thanks in completely random order to Ola Wojtewicz, Nukot, Kamchatkabyrd, Kasumisty, GameMusic.pl, Gracze Słuchacze, the Sonic Fans PL group, dr Xymena Synak-Pskit, Agnieszka Prusicka, Anna Ellwart, Yati, SuzakuGuardian, Primpy, FabulousAhoy, Luna Pubben, Keik, Ixi, Armadillomon, Zalibarek, LittleElvis

This record is not an official Sega release, nor has it been endorsed in any way by Sega. The song covers on this album are to be considered as loose interpretations of the original material, and are thus not a violation of copyright laws.