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Sam & Max Save the World Soundtrack: A Musical Adventure

Immerse yourself in the quirky and hilarious world of Sam & Max Save the World with this spectacular 82-track soundtrack! Relive your favorite moments from this classic adventure game, featuring the iconic Ted E. Bear casino song, the bombastic War Song, the earworm Soda Poppers' theme, and that unforgettable tune from the White House lawn. Almost three hours of pure musical bliss!

This comprehensive collection includes the game's enthralling background music, the best of the cinematic cutscene scores, and even five new tracks written specifically for the 2020 remaster of Sam & Max Save the World. Experience the point-and-click adventure like never before with this unforgettable auditory companion.

Written and arranged by the talented composer Jared Emerson-Johnson, this soundtrack has received high praise from Sam & Max creator Steve Purcell:

"OF COURSE this is how Sam & Max's world sounds! Though the classic noir textures drop me firmly in the late fifties, Jared has drawn inspiration from a huge palette of genres and styles. He somehow blends the result seamlessly with generous doses of wit and attitude. I couldn't be more pleased that this is the music that carries us through Season One, and that this sizable body of work can now be enjoyed on its own. If only my life had a soundtrack this cool." Steve Purcell

"BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I have rarely had the opportunity to score a funky driving sequence, a cooking show, a maniacal toy factory, the Oval Office, a 2-D RPG battle sequence, and the surface of the moon—all for the same magnificently deranged project. For me, that is precisely what makes Steve's universe so unique and surprising; it is absolutely limitless. I can't wait to see where it goes next.

None of this music would be what it is if it weren't for the brilliantly creative minds of Dave Grossman, Brendan Ferguson, Steve Purcell, and the enormous talent and artistry of the additional musicians: Jordan Wardlaw, Jesse Wickman, Michael Whitwell, and Dale Gutridge. At any rate, I certainly hope the pleasure wasn't all mine, and if you've enjoyed the music at all in the games, I'm thrilled to have this opportunity to share it with you." Jared Emerson-Johnson