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Streets of Rage 4 (Bare Knuckle IV) Original Soundtrack (Vinyl) (New)

Brand new. Three disks.

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$48.74 $64.99 In stock

Category: Brilliant

Three vinyl record disks in a fitting tribute to the side scrolling beat ’em up’s fabulous score. Thirty five tracks to savour – the ultimate getting ready for a night out album, hopefully without recreating the fight scenes!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

The three discs feel substantial in hand, and flipping through all 35 tracks is like reliving every level’s frantic energy. Perfect for cranking up before a night out, as long as you don't actually get into a fight on the way there.

Lily ★★★★★

Loading up the first record and hearing that punchy bass kick in immediately took me back to pixelated brawls. The pressing is clean with hardly any surface noise, and the triple-gatefold sleeve feels sturdy enough for regular spins.

Robert D. ★★★★★

Thirty five tracks spread across three records means I'm not flipping constantly, which is nice for a long session. The pressing itself is quiet, no crackle on my copy, and the low end really carries those fight-scene themes. Perfect for a night in, honestly.