The Music of Red Dead Redemption II [Original Video Game Soundtrack] [LP] [VINYL]

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• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Finally Got my Hands on this

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  If anyone who played RDR2 you know the music soundtrack you know the music to this game is just chef’s kiss. You don’t have to be a heavy western music fan to get into this soundtrack. It was so hard to find this vinyl about that was 1) Not damaged 2) reasonably priced. Especially since this game is so beloved. I had to buy the CD so I don’t run the vinyl down to much when playing it daily in the morning when getting ready/light morning workout. The vinyl colorway while it’s translucent red it is not super translucent and I say it’s more a misty translucent red if that makes sense. I had no issues with quality control and Best Buy shipped it with care

  Posted 2 years ago by Halfpint

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Great soundtrack, great vinyl!

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  The red Vinyl is great and gorgeous. This is a great soundtrack and great for any fan of the game and it's music and the sound quality is great. Crossing my fingers they give the score a treatment like this.

  Posted 6 years ago by DBCooper

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  A rare find

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  Just stunning. The music is something rarely found in a videogame. Artistic and as well crafted as a movie score. Just a class addition to my vinyl collection. Daniel Lanois’ score is beautifully matched with the guest artists contributions. D’angelo’s breathtaking Unshaken brings me back to a specific moment in the game that many may had passed over. Rhiannon Giddens and Rocco Deluca bring depth to the world we played in, an honest truth about the times. You hear the wooden wheels of the stagecoaches, feel the dirt roads under them. And Willie Nelson and Josh Homme offer two versions of the same song that, to me, reflect an ending and a beginning, with the world not changing much. Again, a stunning piece.

  Posted 5 years ago by Adamlover