‘The Number of the Beast’ by Iron MaidenĮveryone had a crack at doing their best Bruce Dickinson “YEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!” to ‘Number of the Beast’.
Besides, you had to know at least one song to justify owning that Ramones tee. Okay, this song has more of a life outside of THPS than the others, but it was still an integral part of what made Pro Skater 3 great. “IWANNASHIMMYSHIMMYSHIMMYTHROUGHYEAHRECKYADORNYEAHAAAUUUUGH.”Ĭrystal. Rumour has it not even they know what they’re singing about it, but honestly, it couldn’t be clearer: System Of A Down, the kings of unintelligible shouty-metal. Part of the beauty of THPS was that your dad could be walking past your room, stick his head round the door and ask, “What are you doing listening to ?” It’s not quite father-son bonding, but it’s the closest the PlayStation generation ever came to it. Now, lying withered in a pool of weird-smelling liquid at the bottom of the vegetable drawer, they dream of the days they fought like braves. They may be are definitely shit now, but once upon a time the Chili Peppers were hot, fresh and exciting. ‘Fight Like A Brave’ by Red Hot Chili Peppers
The video currently has 9m+ views on YouTube, mind, so either Powerman 5000 have a very healthy fanbase or, more likely, nine million people went, “What was that weird song from Tony Hawk’s again?” 10. No offence to Powerman 5000 or Powerman 5000 fans (?), but why on earth would you be listening to ‘When Worlds Collide’ outside the context of THPS?
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