AddictedtoGaming writes: "Electronic Arts today let loose that Jack Wall, the legendary composer of Bioware's epic soundtrack in their award-winning RPG Mass Effect, has been given free reign to do the musical score for the game's sequel, Mass Effect 2."
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The first soundtrack was amazing. I was waiting to hear confirmation on this and I'm glad Jack Wall and company have returned for part 2! I've heard a few samples, and you can expect some new stuff and variation to some of the classic tunes from part 1.
Enjoyed the music of the first found it very relaxing and almost mystical at some parts, since this is the same guy who performed the magic in the first. I can't wait to see what he will be doing for the second.
ME1 music was great. My favorite song is the music that was playing while you browse the galaxy map :D
Good to see the original composer also is working on part 2.
here guys
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I can't wait... ME1 had an amazing soundtrack. I used to just let the map music play in the background while I did other stuff.