This is pretty cool. I might check it out.
BTW, since it's somewhat related, I was wondering if you could maybe help me with a bit of a confusing memory I have regarding hearing a song of yours in a video-game (it was actually the first time I ever heard of you guys!
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The first song I ever heard of yours was Synthespian, and it was indeed on a Tony Hawk game, but not Downhill Jam. It was on Tony Hawk's Underground (the first one). That was the only Tony Hawk game I ever played/owned, and I distinctly remembered it due to the awesome, fast-paced rhythm and the "control I sustaaaaaaiiinn!" part of the second verse. I remember it always randomly played in the second level of that game (New York City), and often times when playing through the game again, I would always stay a little while longer in that level each time just to hear the song again.
When I bought Continuum several years later, I instantly recognized it. Eventually, about a year ago, I went looking through some Youtube videos of game footage just for old-times sake, to hear it in there, but suprisingly could not find it. In fact, it did not show up at all in the game's official track listing. I know for a fact that was the game in question, because I've never played Downhill Jam (or any other Tony Hawk game) before in my life.
I'm definitely not crazy, but it seems so strange to me. Is there some reason for this? Like say, the developers used the song without permission and it had to be pulled from later releases? And also, that game came out in 2003, but it was definitely either the studio version or the mix you just released on this, not the demo.
Anything you could say on this matter? It's been driving me up the wall for a while now.
