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About this mod
Five mods in one! A new set of radio tracks, one for each year the game takes place in. No more "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" two years before it would have been released in real life!
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I never liked that some of the music on WLH was out of period, and that all of the music on WBDS was more 50s sounding. Additionally, some of the songs that were in-period on the original WLH listing were messed up: It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) played a touch too fast originally.
So I fixed that.
Originally I just had one 1938 mod, but, I decided that I was sick of hearing Tommy Dorsey in 1930, ha!
So, here it is. The New Mafia Music Mod, or, The Mafia Radio Music Mod.
There's now five mods packaged together. The idea is that, upon starting a new story, one would start with the 1930 mod installed. Upon getting to 1932, they'd quit the game, install that mod, continue the game, etc.
For WLH I picked songs that seemed right, or represented artists that were popular at the time. All the songs (minus two) were sourced from the78prof, an excellent YouTube channel for music of the era. As often as possible I tried to keep songs that were period appropriate on the listing.
For WBDS I originally had songs from Cuphead (hence the legacy thumbnail) but these have been replaced with period-ish sounding music from Epidemic Sound. I was on a one-week time limit to find songs so some may not sound great but I gave myself a set of rules to follow and felt I did an okay job following them.
Tracklist to come.
So I fixed that.
Originally I just had one 1938 mod, but, I decided that I was sick of hearing Tommy Dorsey in 1930, ha!
So, here it is. The New Mafia Music Mod, or, The Mafia Radio Music Mod.
There's now five mods packaged together. The idea is that, upon starting a new story, one would start with the 1930 mod installed. Upon getting to 1932, they'd quit the game, install that mod, continue the game, etc.
For WLH I picked songs that seemed right, or represented artists that were popular at the time. All the songs (minus two) were sourced from the78prof, an excellent YouTube channel for music of the era. As often as possible I tried to keep songs that were period appropriate on the listing.
For WBDS I originally had songs from Cuphead (hence the legacy thumbnail) but these have been replaced with period-ish sounding music from Epidemic Sound. I was on a one-week time limit to find songs so some may not sound great but I gave myself a set of rules to follow and felt I did an okay job following them.
Tracklist to come.