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Note: use this link to find the files: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/NFS-underground-2/ Vinyls Bin Files The "Vinyls Bin" is a site that has been online for over 4 years and has gathered a large variety of music from all different genres. It's an easy way to download music outside of iTunes or other services, and it's one of the best sites out there for finding vinyl rips for collectors. These are some of the rarest records on the internet that most people don't even know about. Note: The links below are no longer active, but can still be found on archive.org: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 [ARTICLE END] The following songs were in NFSU2, but were removed from the PSP versions: Southern Rock jam (Unreleased Music) - Lynyrd Skynyrd (The band is in the game and in the soundtrack) - A song which was played in a trailer for NFSU2 and made to promote it, but was never released or heard anywhere ever since. As the influence of graphic designers and worldwide technological advancements grow, new methods of artistic expression evolve almost daily. Tape-based art, which varies from painterly lines and colors to more complex and unusual compositions (using geometric shapes and color-coded backgrounds for example) appears on the market with every new technology that becomes available. However, even more novel forms of tape art can be found in obscure places such as on old home tapes, video games or in items or advertisements for which they were created. The most common method is the use of a VHS tape recorder to perforate a collection of up to about 30 sheets from a regular 8mm movie. Other designs are created by cutting out or perforating a series of detailed shapes from the same tape - be it geometric shapes, 3D objects, or color-coded backgrounds. Although the majority of these works are created using old VHS recorders and can be viewed by merely turning on a television screen, some artists have moved into the digital realm to test the limits of their artistic capabilities. One example is artist Kevin Carignan who created an artistic "tape" he calls his "digital tape" which he says means "The digital age has brought us many things, but one thing it has not done is give us all good things. There is peace, but our love is doing more harm than good. Friendships can be mend, but not completely. There is love, but there is fear and hatred, and they are both equally difficult." Other artists who work in the digital realm include David Frye (who creates "virtual tapes" that are viewed on the internet through an .gif file), Leslie Goddard (who made "Virtual tapes" that can be viewed by anyone with a web browser), and others. All songs composed by Paul McCartney except "Be-Bop-A-Lula", which was written by George Smith and Etta James; composed by Paul McCartney. eccc085e13
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