Scud
This crazy thing I used to do when I was a punk teen (actually, I was a pretty mild-mannered teen, I veered away from trouble), you see, I used to have a clever trick for enjoying killer game soundtracks in the car: I would take CD-based game discs from systems like the TurboGrafx-CD and Sega Saturn and play them in my car stereo. In the era of cartridges, this was often the only practical way to listen to game music outside of a sound-test menu. CD-based games allowed players to simply insert the disc into any standard CD player and listen to the audio tracks. Crucial Warning: Players must never attempt to play Track 2. This track typically contains the game's data, and attempting to play it can potentially damage your audio equipment. One title stood out for taking advantage of this feature in a unique way: the disc not only contained the standard game soundtrack but also included hidden audio tracks that were only accessible when played in a separate CD player. That game was S...
