And yes, it is lighthearted, and there is barely any artistic depth or even artistic craft here. From its catchy bass intro to the singable original melodies, this is one to hear for anyone that likes the idea of fast lighthearted rock. Fortunately they are low key enough to make the song likeable to the average listener. As with the other tunes, it contains silly yet entertaining autobiographical lyrics. It gives a great taste of Sonic vocals and has that fast paced pop/rock feel that one can expect from a 3D Sonic game.

Some fans would simply answer the question of appeal by stating that this album contains 'Live and Learn', because what else do you need? It's the classic Sonic vocal track and it's got rock and soul to spare, but personally I find 'Escape from the City' to be the real highlight track on this album.

There are still some adored classics that might just pull this album together, but if this album doesn't contain all the vocals, then what exactly is its appeal? Body If you are interested in this for Crush 40 music, then you simply won't get it all. The problem with its limited album is that, if you are interested in this for the vocals, you won't find a complete collection. Sonic Adventure 2's soundtrack is widely considered one of Jun Senoue's greatest Sonic albums and I couldn't agree more. It features eight vocal tracks and their instrumental versions at the end of the collection. The Sonic Adventure 2 Vocal Collection doesn't look like it has too much to offer at first.

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