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Media Molecule’s LittleBigPlanet was, and remains, dramatically ahead of its time. A puzzle platformer that emphasized user-generated content and cooperative play, LittleBigPlanet embodied a spirit of player-driven creativity that has come to define
the current generation of smash-hit games.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about LittleBigPlanet was the way it managed to make such a big, robust gameplay concept feel so dang cozy and warm. Its textile-inspired textures and dulcet narration, courtesy of Stephen Fry, granted the game an
unmistakable crafty charm. Creation, it seemed to insist, should be satisfying, uncomplicated, and fun.
That spirit is alive and well in the game’s unforgettable soundtrack. Composers Kenneth C M Young and Mat Clark stitched together a soundtrack that draws inspirations from world music, family-friendly nursery rhymes, groovy blended mashups, and beyond. iam8bit has always felt inspired by LittleBigPlanet’s undeniable pizzazz. That’s why we’re pleased as punch to team up with Sony Interactive Entertainment to bring it to vinyl.
The LittleBigPlanet CD, much like its inspiration’s protagonist, packs a big punch from within a little package. On its two discs you’ll find 15 hand-selected tracks from the game, covering a delicious sampling platter of its rich cornucopia of moods. The album art, from illustrator Haley bbanditt Wakefield, celebrates the collage of muses that make LittleBigPlanet such a joy to experience. The result is an album that’s a true celebration of not just games, but creativity itself.
Release Notes:
[Disc 1]
The Gardens
Skipping Syrtaki
The Savannah
The Wedding
Disco’n’tinued
The Canyons
Saregama Sun
The Metropolis
[Disc 2]
The Islands
The Temples
New Delhi Dawn
The Wilderness
The Pod
The Chrysalis of Eternity
Tea by the Sea
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