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[[File:The Sims 2 Logo.png|right|180px]]This is a '''list of songs from the console version of ''[[The Sims 2 (console)|The Sims 2]]'''''. Music was created for the game by real-life artists; including Dix Bruce, Darol Anger, McHale Barone, Eric Valladares, John Cobbett, J Greco, [[Wikipedia:TransChamps|The F*cking Champs]], [[Wikipedia:The Humble Brothers|The Humble Brothers]], [[Wikipedia:Matmos|Matmos]], Jacen Touchstone, Walt Szalva, Carla Kihlstedt, Sharky Laguana and Jeffery Stott.
[[File:The Sims 2 Logo.png|right|180px]]This is a '''list of songs from the console version of ''[[The Sims 2 (console)|The Sims 2]]'''''. Music was created for the game by real-life artists; including Dix Bruce, Darol Anger, McHale Barone, Eric Valladares, John Cobbett, J Greco, [[Wikipedia:TransChamps|The F*cking Champs]], [[Wikipedia:The Humble Brothers|The Humble Brothers]], [[Wikipedia:Matmos|Matmos]], [[Wikipedia:Tipsy (band)|Tipsy]], Jacen Touchstone, Walt Szalva, Sharky Laguana, Carla Kihlstedt and Jeffery Stott.


''The Sims 2'' features nine [[radio stations]] with entirely unique music, but reuses music from ''[[The Sims 2: Nightlife]]'' as background music for the different modes of the game and the DJ booth. Many of the songs were originally recorded for ''[[The Urbz: Sims in the City]]'' and were held over to be used in ''The Urbz 2'', which was ultimately refactored into ''The Sims 2''.
''The Sims 2'' features nine [[radio stations]] with entirely unique music, but reuses music from ''[[The Sims 2: Nightlife]]'' as background music for the different modes of the game and the DJ booth. Many of the songs were originally recorded for ''[[The Urbz: Sims in the City]]'' and were held over to be used in ''The Urbz 2'', which was ultimately refactored into ''The Sims 2''.
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|<small>stereo_altrock1</small>
|<small>stereo_altrock1</small>
|rowspan=5|Alternative Rock
|rowspan=5|Alternative Rock
|[[File:Ts2c altrock1.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Vanadu'''
|'''Vanadu'''
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|Walt Szalva
|Walt Szalva
|<small>stereo_altrock3</small>
|<small>stereo_altrock3</small>
|[[File:Ts2c altrock3.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Echaydio'''
|'''Echaydio'''
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|<small>stereo_amdub1</small>
|<small>stereo_amdub1</small>
|rowspan=4|Ambient Dub
|rowspan=4|Ambient Dub
|[[File:Ts2c amdub1.ogg|noicon]]
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|J Greco
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|<small>stereo_amdub2</small>
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|<small>stereo_amdub3</small>
|<small>stereo_amdub3</small>
|[[File:Ts2c amdub3.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Saracen'''
|'''Saracen'''
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|Dix Bruce
|Dix Bruce
|<small>stereo_blue2</small>
|<small>stereo_blue2</small>
|[[File:Ts2c blue2.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Lonepine'''<ref>Inspired by Bill Monroe's "In The Pines".</ref>
|'''Lonepine'''<ref>Inspired by Bill Monroe's "In The Pines".</ref>
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|<small>stereo_dance1</small>
|<small>stereo_dance1</small>
|rowspan=4|Trance Dance
|rowspan=4|Trance Dance
|[[File:Ts2c dance1.ogg|noicon]]
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|Matmos
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|<small>stereo_dance2</small>
|<small>stereo_dance2</small>
|[[File:Ts2c dance2.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Trance'''
|'''Trance'''
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|<small>stereo_goth1</small>
|<small>stereo_goth1</small>
|rowspan=4|Industrial
|rowspan=4|Industrial
|[[File:Ts2c goth1.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Deepswell'''
|'''Deepswell'''
|The Humble Brothers
|The Humble Brothers
|<small>stereo_goth2</small>
|<small>stereo_goth2</small>
|[[File:Ts2c goth2.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Mah Shoo Moe #2'''
|'''Mah Shoo Moe #2'''
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|<small>stereo_lounge1</small>
|<small>stereo_lounge1</small>
|rowspan=5|Lounge Music
|rowspan=5|Lounge Music
|[[File:Ts2c lounge1.ogg|noicon]]
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|Tipsy
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|<small>stereo_lounge3</small>
|<small>stereo_lounge3</small>
|[[File:Ts2c lounge3.ogg|noicon]]
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|Tipsy
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|<small>stereo_lounge4</small>
|<small>stereo_lounge4</small>
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|J Greco
|J Greco
|<small>stereo_lounge5</small>
|<small>stereo_lounge5</small>
|[[File:Ts2c lounge5.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Kremlsche'''
|'''Kremlsche'''
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|<small>stereo_numetal1</small>
|<small>stereo_numetal1</small>
|rowspan=4|Nu-Metal
|rowspan=4|Nu-Metal
|[[File:Ts2c numetal1.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Static'''
|'''Static'''
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|The F*cking Champs
|The F*cking Champs
|<small>stereo_numetal3</small>
|<small>stereo_numetal3</small>
|[[File:Ts2c numetal3.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Like Light To The Flies'''
|'''Like Light To The Flies'''
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|<small>stereo_pop1</small>
|<small>stereo_pop1</small>
|rowspan=4|Pop
|rowspan=4|Pop
|[[File:Ts2c pop1.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Upside'''
|'''Upside'''
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|'''Another World'''
|'''Another World'''
|Kitty Shack ''(Eric Pressly)''
|Kitty Shack ''(Charlton Pettus)''
|<small>stereo_kittyshack</small>
|<small>stereo_kittyshack</small>
|[[File:Ts2c kittyshack.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Clearblue'''
|'''Clearblue'''
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|<small>stereo_punkpop1</small>
|<small>stereo_punkpop1</small>
|rowspan=4|Punk Pop
|rowspan=4|Punk Pop
|[[File:Ts2c punkpop1.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Strada'''
|'''Strada'''
|The F*cking Champs
|The F*cking Champs
|<small>stereo_punkpop2</small>
|<small>stereo_punkpop2</small>
|[[File:Ts2c punkpop2.ogg|noicon]]
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|'''Pressure'''
|'''Pressure'''
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* The music on the Bluegrass station was originally intended to be included on a country-themed station in the PC game, but was cut before release. One of the songs can be heard in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA3vOnxZRkM pre-release montage] of music from the game, despite not appearing in the final release. Some of the songs were eventually included in the ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons|Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage|Bon Voyage]]'' expansion packs.
* The music on the Bluegrass station was originally intended to be included on a country-themed station in the PC game, but was cut before release. One of the songs can be heard in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA3vOnxZRkM pre-release montage] of music from the game, despite not appearing in the final release. Some of the songs were eventually included in the ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons|Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage|Bon Voyage]]'' expansion packs.
* {{WP|Nivek Ogre}} (''Skinny Puppy'') sings on ''Deepswell'', as revealed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Veslo6Quczc here].
* {{WP|Nivek Ogre}} (''Skinny Puppy'') sings on ''Deepswell'', as revealed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Veslo6Quczc here].
*Keely Hawkes sings on Another World, as revealed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4-9nl3Ulrk here].
* ''Lounge 2'' is reused as an ambient loop in {{WP|Mass Effect 2}}<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYX-GSFj5UM YouTube]</ref>.


==Notes==
==Notes==

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This is a list of songs from the console version of The Sims 2. Music was created for the game by real-life artists; including Dix Bruce, Darol Anger, McHale Barone, Eric Valladares, John Cobbett, J Greco, The F*cking Champs, The Humble Brothers, Matmos, Tipsy, Jacen Touchstone, Walt Szalva, Sharky Laguana, Carla Kihlstedt and Jeffery Stott.

The Sims 2 features nine radio stations with entirely unique music, but reuses music from The Sims 2: Nightlife as background music for the different modes of the game and the DJ booth. Many of the songs were originally recorded for The Urbz: Sims in the City and were held over to be used in The Urbz 2, which was ultimately refactored into The Sims 2.

Several real-life songs were rerecorded into Simlish, and can be played individually on a stereo, much like selecting a radio station. These artists are Fischerspooner, MxPx, Paramore, Reggie & the Full Effect, and Trivium.

The nine radio stations available in the game are:

  • Alternative Rock
  • Ambient Dub
  • Bluegrass
  • Industrial
  • Lounge Music
  • Nu-Metal
  • Pop
  • Punk Pop
  • Trance Dance

In-game music[edit | edit source]

Title Artist Filename Mode Preview
The Sims Theme (Junkie XL Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_48_title_track Title Track
Arch of the Sim (Lemon Jelly Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_bbcas1 Build/Buy/CAS
Stop and Sim (General Midi Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_bbcas2
Sim Time Sim Place (Hyper Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_bbcas3

Radio station music[edit | edit source]

Title Artist Filename Station Preview
The Sims 2 Theme (Timo Maas Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_djbooth_fast DJ booth
First Volley (General Midi Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_djbooth_generalmidi
Busy (Adam Freeland Remix) Mark Mothersbaugh music_24_djbooth_med
music_24_djbooth_slow
Sims Emo Jacen Touchstone stereo_altrock1 Alternative Rock
Vanadu The F*cking Champs stereo_altrock2
Bells Walt Szalva stereo_altrock3
Echaydio McHale Barone stereo_altrock4
Suddenly Ryan Ferguson stereo_ryan
Aegean Dub Jef Stott stereo_amdub1 Ambient Dub
J Greco stereo_amdub2
stereo_amdub3
Saracen Jef Stott stereo_amdub4
Don't Let The Deal Go Down[1] Dix Bruce stereo_blue1 Bluegrass
Handyman Blues Dix Bruce stereo_blue2
Lonepine[2] Dix Bruce stereo_blue3
Monroe Stomp[3] Dix Bruce stereo_blue4
Old Folks[4] Dix Bruce stereo_blue5
stereo_dance1 Trance Dance
Matmos stereo_dance2
Trance Jacen Touchstone stereo_dance3
Just Let Go (Tommie Sunshine Brooklyn Fire Retouch Instrumental) Fischerspooner stereo_fischer
Gheffahschomp John Cobbett stereo_goth1 Industrial
Deepswell The Humble Brothers stereo_goth2
Mah Shoo Moe #2 John Cobbett stereo_goth3
stereo_goth4
stereo_lounge1 Lounge Music
stereo_lounge2
Tipsy stereo_lounge3
Tipsy stereo_lounge4
Swunk J Greco stereo_lounge5
Kremlsche Eric Valladares / John Cobbett stereo_numetal1 Nu-Metal
Static The Humble Brothers stereo_numetal2
Dias Pei The F*cking Champs stereo_numetal3
Like Light To The Flies Trivium stereo_trivium
Chameleon The Humble Brothers stereo_pop1 Pop
Upside The Humble Brothers stereo_pop2
Take Me Home, Please Reggie and the Full Effect stereo_reggie
Another World Kitty Shack (Charlton Pettus) stereo_kittyshack
Clearblue The Humble Brothers stereo_punkpop1 Punk Pop
Strada The F*cking Champs stereo_punkpop2
Pressure Paramore stereo_paramore
Late Again MxPx stereo_mxpx

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • "Jacen Touchstone" is incorrectly credited as "Jacen Touchestone" in the game's credits.
  • The music on the Bluegrass station was originally intended to be included on a country-themed station in the PC game, but was cut before release. One of the songs can be heard in a pre-release montage of music from the game, despite not appearing in the final release. Some of the songs were eventually included in the Seasons and Bon Voyage expansion packs.
  • Nivek Ogre (Skinny Puppy) sings on Deepswell, as revealed here.
  • Keely Hawkes sings on Another World, as revealed here.
  • Lounge 2 is reused as an ambient loop in Mass Effect 2[5].

Notes[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ Inspired by "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down" (trad.).
  2. ↑ Inspired by Bill Monroe's "In The Pines".
  3. ↑ Inspired by Bill Monroe's "Bluegrass Stomp".
  4. ↑ Inspired by "I Wonder How The Old Folks Are At Home" (trad.).
  5. ↑ YouTube
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