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ft >0 Ap ftASH™
The most successful racing/combat game For the Genesis, explodes
onto the Sego CD system with more attitude and aggression than ever
before! We've pocked Road Rash with awesome 3-D animations, tons
of reactive video sequences, and some of the nastiest characters you'll
find this side of anywhere! And, For your parents' listening discomfort,
we've thrown in 14 original songs from six of the hottest alternative
bands A&M Records has to offer.
Check out the adrenaline-pumping Road Rash introductory sequence,
then sign up and race the circuit yourself. Road Rash contains five all-
new courses in five unique locations up and down the golden state—
from the tip of the Sierra Nevada to the shores of the City by the Bay.
Place in one of the top three positions on each course to advance to
the next level. There are five levels in oil. Qualify on each of the five
courses on the fifth level to walk away with the Road Rash cup, the
respect of your peers, and a bladder full of the bubbly stuff,
...and your parents said you'd never amount to anything!
Road Rash features include:
C T Five race environments offering heart-stopping realism and all the lawless
high-speed action Road Rash fans expect.
1 In-game action digitized from real liFe for fierce combat and vicious wipe¬
outs you can almost feel,
1 Reactive opponents with Individual personalities.
1 . Save up to seven games-ln-progress to your Sega CD system's built-in mem¬
ory.
1 * 15 killer cycles, including Nitro-equipped Super-bikes.
Live-action video and raw, energetic music Featuring Soundgarden, Paw,
Swerved river. Therapy?, Monster Magnet, and Hammerbox-
COMMAND SUMMARY
D-Pad
START
Getting Around in the Menus
Move Selection Arrow ......... . ..D-Pad in ony direction
Choose a Selected Item.. . . . . . . ,A, B, or C
Controlling your Bike
Steer Left/Right .< D-Pad left/right
Brake ..<$>...**.* ...... •*, - A
Accelerate ........... , , .... .. . . . ... .B
Nitrous burs! (Nitro bikes only) .... ...... .B {Twice quickly)
Punishing your Opponents
Punch (without weapon) r . . , ... . . , .C
Backhand punch ............. ..... .C + D-Pad up
Kick . .,C + D-Pad down
Grab weapon . .C
Use weapon (with weapon) .. ..C
Punning Back to your Bike
(After a Fall)
Control running direction.. ,D-Pad in any direction
Stop running .. .A (Hold)
Pausing a Pace
Pause/Resume ... ..... .START
Change song during race ....... ..... .C (While paused)
Quitting a Pace
Quit/Forced Wreck
A + B + C + START
3
Road Rash . ..... 1
Command Summary . ..* . . ... . .2
Starting he Game .4
Lawyer s Blurb .. .4
The Start-up Menu . 5
Th ash Mode .. 5
Big Game Mode .. .5
Restroom ... . ..5
Entering a Race ,. .6
Who's Afraid of the Big "Bad" Game Mode? .... .6
Character Selection . .7
The Street.. . . . *..../
Der Panzer Klub .. .8
Shmooze . .8
Bulletin Board ..9
Restroom . .. .........10
Olley's Scoot-A-Rama . ... 1 3
Controlling your Bike .. . . . ... .14
The Instrument Panel . . ... 1 5
Punishing your Opponents ..18
Aggressive Opponents .............. 1 9
End of th© Race ... . .20
Crossing the Finish Line .. .20
Wrecked .. .21
Busted F .. .21
Credits , .. 22
STARTING THE GAME
1 , Turn ON the power switch on your Sega™ Genesis™.
2. Moke sure a control pod is plugged into a port on the Genesis
System.
3. Open the disc tray and place the Road Rash ™ disc nside.
4. Press START to advance to the Sega and Electronic Arts® logo
screens Followed by the Road Rash introductory sequence,
lawyer's slurb
We hope you Find Rood Rash as entertaining as we do.
Games are a great way to act out fantasies in a virtual envi¬
ronment where no one gets hurt.
The game is meant for entertainment purposes only. Events in
the game and in the video are fantasy and are not meant fa
model reality in any way.
In the real world, if you run from the police you'll go to jail; if
you Fall ofF your bike, you might not get back up. There's only
one place for racing: a closed-circuit race track. There's only
one way to ride: within the limits of your abilities and with full
protective gear. Use your head.
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THE START-UP MEHU
Hang at the Start-up menu for a while to explore your pre-race
alternatives. From the Start-up menu you can select a game
mode and join the Rashin' circuit with all the default game set¬
tings, or you can visit the Restroom to load a previously saved
game-in-pragress and tweak the options before you ride.
5tart-up
Menu
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To choose Road Rash menu items?
1. From any Road Rash menu,, l>Pod in any direction to highlight
an option.
2 nny button to select thf? highlighted item.
TlirasJa Mode
The stripped-down, no-frills version of Road Rash, just pull on
your boots, ^ip up your leathers, choose a 'rack, and go!
Big Game Mode
Road Rush the way you've always dreamt it could be. Full-
throttle, racing circuit action complete with veteran Road Rash
characters, cash purse, and Olley—the most notorious bike
dealer in town.
Restroom
Load a previously saved game-in-progress, adjust game
options before the ride, or drop a dime in the juke box to
sample the Road Rash soundtrack and groove to some video
heaviness by Paw, Swerved river, and Saundgarden.,
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EJTTERIITG- A RACE
IF you're already chomping at the bit, check out the Command
Summary on page 2 and select THRASH MODE from the
Main Set-up screen. Choose a track from the Bulletin Board,
then watch for the Flag, open up the throttle, and smoke those
losers I
You
Starting
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Flag Girl
• To learn mare about Road Rash before entering a race, read on.
HEY! An introductory video sequence appears before each race.
You can press any button to bypass the video, but if you skip
three in a row they're shut aft 'til you hit the RFSFT button
Comprende?
who's afraid of the
bio “bad” oame mode?
Race the circuit for the Road Rash crown. If you place in one
of the top three positions on any course, you record a qualify¬
ing run. Qualify on all five courses to move on to the next pro
gressive level—there are five levels in oil. When you've quali¬
fied on each course at the fifth level, you're named Road Rash
champ ond walk away with the cup.
To eriler Big Game mude, seled B3G GAME MODE from the
Main Set-up screen. The Character Selection screen appears.
Character Selection
Choose your alter-ego From this group of seasoned Road Rash
dtrfbags. Scroll through each character description before you
make your choice. As a general rule, bigger rashers pack
more power info each punch, while smaller rashers top out the
speedometer more quickly.
Character
Selection
Chara ctsr
Description
to scroll through character descriptions, D-Pad in any direction
to highlight a character.
fo select a highlighted character, press any button. The Street
appears.
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Olley s Scaot-A-Rama. Olley doesn't care much for Free-laad-
ers, so if you don't hove the funds to buy, hit ihe Klub. After
you've saved up some prize money, give al' Olley a calk (See
Oliey's ScoohA-Rama on page 13.)
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DER PAJTZER CLUB
Der Panzer Klub is "home away from home'' For these miscre¬
ants. While you're at the Klub, Shmooze the other riders, step
into the Restroom, or check the Bui etin Board for upcoming
races.
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Chat with the other rashers to get some gossip on the upcom¬
ing race. Find out who's out to get whom and see if you can
gather some tips on the tracks. Don't be discouraged if every¬
one seems to hate your guts—it's not like these are your
friends or anything!
Shmoose
To Shmoose the next rasher, press any button. When you've
heard it all, the Der Panzer Klub menu appears.
Bulletin Board
The Bulletin Board lists the courses on the Road Rash circuit.
This is where you sign up for your next race. Each course is
posted along with a description, the distance, and a glimpse
of the terrain. When you've qualified on a course, a check¬
ered flag appears in the course description.
Bullstin
Board
Course
Description
THE CiTlt: Rage through "he most beautiful city in the world,
where cable-cars climb halfway to the stars. As you can imag¬
ine, your most deadly obstacle in the City is the afternoon
commute, so slay out of the left-hand lane! leave your heart in
the Cily, buJ It y lu lake ihe fest of your vital organs with you
when you go.
THE PENINSULA: Think you smell bacon? Wouldn't surprise
us—the Peninsula boasts more cops than doctors and lawyers
combined, and that's quite a feat for this ultra-affluent loca lity.
Your average Rasher has a rap sheet as long as his or her
arm, and you can bet the majority of it came from busts dur-
ing races in the Peninsula.
PACIFIC highway z A pleasant ride through a beachside
community, not much traffic and very few pedestrians. Sounds
like a piece of cake-—right? Wrong! The Pacific Highway is
the most oe mo riding course on the circuit. Don't Forget to tap
your brakes as you lean into the turns—curves like these have
brought lesser rashers to their knees.
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SIERRA NEVADA: The Sierra Nevada was a lot simpler before
the latest logging restrictions. These days it seems every time
you stray from the asphalt you run the risk of slamming into an
evergreen. The branches will cushion your blow, but the
Damage Gauge is not quite as Forgiving.
NAPA VAiXiEY: What is it about the Napa Valley that draws
Sun day-drivers in droves—the wineries, the rolling hills, the
history? During the early levels of the circuit, Napa Valley may
be the only course where you're safer riding in the left-hand
lane than In the right. It's up to you, but rear-ending grandpa
can be almost as damaging as a head-on.
• To scroll through course descriptions, D-Pad in any direction to
highlight o course,
• To select a higilighted course, press any button. The Street
appears.
• To return to Dor Panzer Klub without selecting a course, select
DER PANZER KLUB.
RESIROOM
Restroam
Step into Der Panzer Klub's Restroom to access Rood Rash
game options. Load or Save a game-in-progress, select a dif¬
ferent Game or Player Mode, change the Player Level, adjust
the Sound Mix, or sample any tune from the Juke Box, You
m ght even catch a phone number you haven't noticed before!
• To choose a Restroom option, D-Pad up/down ho highlight the
option and press any button. The appropriate screer appears.
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Load G-ajne
In Big Game mode you can save up to seven games-in-
prag ress. Choose LOAD GAME to continue any previously
saved game. For Information on saving games, see Save
Game below.
To load a saved game s
* From the Load Game screen, D-Pad up/down to highlight a
Load Game slot, then press any button. The Street appears.
Save G-ame
If you're in Big Game mode you can save up to seven games-
In-progress to your Sega CD's built-in memory (depending
upon space available). A saved game is labeled by your char¬
acter's name and your current level. When all of the EMPTY
Save Game slots are filled, you can overwrite previously
saved games.
To save a game—in—progress*
* From the Save Game screen, D-Pad up/down to highlight a
Save Game slot, then press any button to save,
HEY! Beca use games are saved to your Sega CD's built-in memory,
you can't transFer 'em to other systems. To erase 'em use the
Sega CD memory utility. Check with your Sega CD documen¬
tation for Further info. Got it?
Game Mode
These are the same Game Mode options you saw at the Start¬
up menu-=Thrash mode and Big Game mode. What hap¬
pened to the Restroom option? Hey, where do you think you
are now Einstein?
To select a G-ame Mode i
From the Gome Mode screen, D-Pad up/down to highlight a
Game Mode, then press any button to select.
Player Mode
You can burn through Rood Rash solo In a one player game
a select TWO PLAYER mode and involve a friend in this may
heml Two Player mode is an alternating game—players take
turns facing the pack one at a time.
To select a Player Mode;
* From the Player Mode screen, D-Pad up / down to Tig blight a
Player Mode, then press any button to select.
Player level (Thrash Mode Only)
In Big Game mode you have to earn the right to race at a
higher level of difficulty; In Thrash mode you can choose your
own race level. There are five progressive levels. Another gen¬
eral rule—the higher the level, the longer the course and the
tougher your opponents.
To select a Flayer level!
* From the Player Level screen, D-Pad up/ down to highlight a
Player Level, then press any button to select.
HEY! Olley only deals with Big Game rashers—that's wiere the
money is. As the levels progress in Thrash mode, we'll give
you faster bikes lo keep you com peti live. Any questions?
Bound Mix
Take a seat at the mixing board to set the audio levels far your
next race. You can adjust the Music, SFX (Sound Effects), and
Engine volume from zero (huh, wadja say?) to 15 (shaddup
clreadyl).
To mix the sound;
1 , From the Sound Mix screen, D-Pad up/down to highlight a
sound track, then D-Pad left/right to set the volume.
2. When you're satisfied with the mix, press ary button to confirm.
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Juke Box
We combed the airwaves ta pack this disc with 14 original
tunes by six bands that don't suck, courtesy of A&M Records.
Sample each song or check out the videos by Paw,
Swerved river, and Soundgardem.
To select a Juke Box item
& Trom the Juke Box screen, DTad left'/right lo cycle through the
juke Box selections, then press any button to select.
Exit
When you're done foolin' with the game settings, exit the
Restroom. In Big Game mode you enter Der Panzer Klub; in
Thrash mode the Bulletin Board appears.
OLIiEY' S SCOOT—A—SAMA
Olley's about as slimy as they come, and we wouldn't blame
you if you chose not to visit his shop at all. But, truth be
known, as you progress through the Rood Rash circuit you'll
need to upgrade your bike to keep competitive. The Rat Bike
you start out with isn't fast enough to function as a kickstand
for the Super Bikes you'll face In the later levels —and Olley's
the only bike dealer in town I
Olley f s
Scoot—A-Rama
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To purchase a "bike*
1 . From Olley's 5coot-A-Rama, D-Pad in any direction to highlight a
Bike Class, then press any button lc select. The Bike Class screen
appears.
2. From the Bike Class screen, D-Pad In any direction to highlight
the bike you're interested in purchasing, then press any button ro
select. OHey gives you a close-up look at the bike.
3 From the Purchase screen, D-Pad left/right to make your deci¬
sion. Press any button to confirm.
Purchase
Screen
Sat Bikes
Rat Bikes are low-end racing machines. Unless you're riding
downhill, you'll be lucky to qualify beyond level two on one of
these sorry cycles!
Sport Bikes
Soort Bikes are quick! As you move Into this class you'll need
to adjust your riding technique. Brake into turns sooner and
keep your eyes peeled for oncoming cars—decision-making
time is almost nil.
Super Bikes
Step into the Super Bike showroom and you're set to bid
for the Rood Rash crown. We've taken care of the speed.
All you've gotta do is learn how to survive on these crotch
rockets.
COffTROXillTG YOUR BIKE
If you think all you need to be successful In Road Rash is a
black leather jacket and a Louisville Slugger™, you've never
encountered a wolker-wlelclng old lady at 120 MPH, Prepare
to spend lots of quality time with the pavement while learning
to control your bike.
You
To control your bikei
To accelerate,, press and hold B,
D-Pad left/right to weave through your opponents, navigate
the turns, and avoid obstacles in the road.
To hit the brakes, press A. You'll need to brake into turns and
wher the cops show up -well, maybe not for the cops!
To experience a Nitrous-enhonced burst of speed, when you're
riding a Nitrous-equipped bike, press B twice quickly and hold it
down.
The Instrument Panel
Like an on-board computer, your bike's Instrument Panel keeps
you up to date on the condition of your bike, the con dition of
your opponents, vital engire info, and more. As you purchase
new bikes, the look of the Instrument Panels will change, but
the overall content remains the same.
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Instrument
Panel
Elapsed I Erne
Damage Gauge
Your Stamina
Meter
Your Name
Current Position
Closest
Opponent's
Stamina Meter
Closest
Opponent
Rear-view
Mirror
Nitrous Indicator Speedometer Odometer
Stamina Meter
The Stamina Meter displays your endurance. Your meter
begins at full strength and is reduced each time an opponent
lays a blow on you. When your Stamina Meter hits zero, you
hit the pavement, IF you're in the thick of a battle and your
meter's dwindling, back off until you recover a bit.
Damage Gauge
The Damage Gauge keeps you aware of the condition of your
bike. The gauge 3$ decreased by each crash. Unlike the
Stamina meter, the Damage gauge can not be replenished
during a race—when it's gone, your bike Is wreckedl
Elapsed Time
Elapsed time starts ticking when you cross the starting grid
and doesn't stop until your race is over. With experience,
you'll know the average time needed to Finish each track in
order to qualify.
Closest Opponent
During a race, your closest opponent may be in front of you,
behind you, or on top of you. In any case, the Closes!
Opponent display si laws his 01 her name und Si amino Meter,
The color of your closest opponent's Stamina Meter indicates
his or her attitude toward you. (See Aggressive Opponents,
page 19.)
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Kear-view Mirrors
Essential to any motor vehicle, the Rear-view Mirrors allow you
to see who, or what, is coming up behind you. Watch For
approaching opponents, cars, and cops. By positioning your¬
self in Front of upcoming opponents, you can cut 'em off
before they get a chance to pass.
Odometer
T! ie OdumeSei shows how far you've traveled from the storting
grid. Check the length of the course on the Bulletin Board
before each race so that during a race you can glance at the
Odometer and figure out exactly how much further to the fin¬
ish line.
Speedometer
The Speedometer shows how fast you're moving. Every bike in
Road Rash uses a digital Speedometer so you won't have to
guess the speed. Watch how quickly the numbers go down
while you're skidding along the asphalt!
nitrous indicator
(intro Bikes Only)
Nitro Bikes begin each race with a pre-determ tned number of
Nitrous-oxide charges; the number of charges is displayed by
the NHrous Indicator. Each Nitrous-oxide charge provides your
bike with one Nitrous enhanced burst of speed and diminishes
the Nitrous Indicator by one.
Current Position
You start each race in 15th place. Ideally, you'll want to
finish in one of the top three positions. Regardless, the
Current Position indicator keeps you up to dote on your
current position.
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PUHTISHIUG YOim OPPOETEETTS
Fight in' in Road Rcsh gives scrappier racers a chance to com¬
pete with the prim a donnas of the circuit. And, speaking of
Louisville Sluggers, haw'd you like to see one imprinted on
your closest opponent's forehead? Grab weapons and use
'em—the easiest Rashers to pass are those rolling and skid¬
ding along the pavement!
You've got the
chain
To fight successfully:
To punch, press C when you're near an opponent.
To strike your opponent with a stinging backhand, press C + D-
Pad up.
To kick., press C -+- D-Pad down.
To steal a weapon from an opponent, press C to grab as your
opponent holds it out.
To use a weapon, press C.
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Aggressive Opponents
Keep in mind that rashers have individual personalities—each
one will only take a certain amount of abuse before he or she
is pushed over the edge. And remember, these characters
aren't exactly stable to begin with. Keep an eye on your near¬
est opponent's stamina meter; the color of the meter (green,
yellow, or red) indicates the Rasher s level of aggressiveness
toward you.
Green
A rasher with a green stamina meter has a good relationship
with you—although friend may be too strong a word. This
rasher won't rumble with you unless you strike the first blow,
and if you do, the stamina meter won't stay green for long!
Yellow
Yellow stamina meters indicate neutral opponents. A neutral
opponent will try to stay clear of Frivolous combat, but he or
she doesn't have a problem beating you down if it means
jockeying for a qualifying position.
Bed
Fight or flight. An opponent with a red stamina meter is com¬
ing after you! You've got two choices—go toe-to-tae and hope
to slam 'em to the pavement, or swerve to avoid 'em and
hope to gawd your bike has the horsepower advantage.
END OP THE RACE
There are three ways to end your race; cross the finish-line,
wreck your bike, or get busted. After each race, a reactive
video sequence appears dramatizing the outcome of the race,
followed by the Winner, Loser, Wrecked, or Busted screen,
* To bypass the final screen, press any button.
Crossing the Finish line
Prize money is awarded to every rasher who crosses the finish
line. But if you want to advance to the next level you'll hove to
do better than that. You've golta place in one of the top three
positions on all five tracks of your current level to move up a
notch.
Crossing Tin?
Finish Line
Wreaked
Bikes sustain damage with each crash severe enough to eject
the rider—this is indicated by the Damage gauge on your
dashboard. When your Domage gauge reaches zero, your
bike is wrecked, you're out of the current race, and you must
pay the repair bill. The cost of repairs is displayed on the
Wrecked screen. If you don't have enough cash to cover
repairs—See Yal
Wrecked
Basted
Cops hate Road Rashers—if you don't like it, get a day job
Lay your bike down anywhere near a motorcycle cop and
you'll get Busted before you finish painting the pavement red!
if you get Busted, you're out of the current ace and charged a
stiff fine. The price of the fine is displayed on the Busted
screen> |f you can't come up with enough money to pay your
fine—Later 1
GAME CREDITS
Programmi ng: R ussel Patterson, Carson Whitsetf, Jr.
Additional Programming: Dan Geisler, Warrick Hotfield, Walt
Stein
Producer: Randy Breen
Associate Producer: Steve Murray
Art Direction: Keith Bullen
Graphics: Keith Bullen, Chris Melar, lyaylo Vaklinov, Jeff
Stoke!, Dave Weismann, Cindy Ahuna, Barbara Meyers,
Charlie Navarro, Laura Bowen
Audio: Marc Fatly, Don Veca
Video Compression: Eric Komblum
Project Manager: Nana Chambers
Product Manager: Lisa Higgins
Package Design: Michael Lip pert
Documentation: Bill Scheppler
Documentation Layout: Blair Creative Group
Track Editing: Steve Murray, Aaron McClay, Mike Lopez
Game Testing: Jeff I Ictsson, Randy Eckhardt, Anjt Mayfield,
Michael Hensley
Quality Assurance: Paul Warner
ORIGINAL VERSION
Graphics: Louis Sremac, Matt Sarconi, Neil Strudwick, Nathan
Walrath, Margaret Foley, Oliver Wade
3-D Graphics: Dimitri Detchev
Photography: Robert Fujioka Studios, Inc,
Game Design: Randy Breen, Lori Washbon
Track Tool Programming: Thom Phfllabaum
Track Layout and Design: Steve Murray, Jeff Glazier. Mike
Lopez, Steve Matulac
Writers: David Luoto, Jamie Poolos
Art Direction: Jeff Smith, Lori \A/ashbon, Dale Horstman
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GAME CAST
Motorcycle Rider: Denise "Bud Man" Kobza Jr.
Motorcycle Cop: Randy Breen
Flog Girls: Noreen Dante, Lisa Higgins
Business People: Lucy Bradshaw, Margaret Foley, Jeff Lee,
Mark Douglas, Cyndi Hill, David Stokes
Tourist: Andrea Smith
Pedestrian: Emily Favors
Old Lady: Audrey Gustafson
Joggers: Randy Dillon, Audrey Gustafson
Skateboarders: Dave Luoto, Nathan Walrath
Bikers: Noreen Dante, Randy Dillon, Mark Douglas, Lisa
Higgins, Dave Luoto, Andrea Smith, Jeff Smith
Boogie Boarder: Dan Hewitt
Beach Dwellers: Dan Hewitt, Kara Mabry
Divers: Kara Mabry, David Stokes
Tennis Player: Jeff Lee
Hitchhikers: Margaret Foley, Dan Hewitt
Caltrans: Mark Douglas, Dan Hewitt, Lisa Higgins, Dave
Luoto, Jeff Lee, Andrea Sm’th
VIDEO PRODUCTION
Director: Rod Gross
Line Producer: Larry Lou ter
Director of Photography: Robin Mortarotti
Video Engineer: Jim Rolln
Key Grip: Mark Otewalt
Production Assistants: Joe Cravelli, Stefanie Wasserman
Ward robe/Props: Brenda Giguere
Camera Car: Jeff Bane
Offline Editing: Alan Babbitt, Rod Gross, Rod Swanson
Online Assembly: Jim Spodoni
VIDEO POST—PRODUCTIOUf
Design of Effects and Logo treatment: Rod Swanson EA
Director, Good Pictures, San Francisco
Special Effects & Additional Online Editing: Randy Breen EA
Director, Rod Gross Director Western Images, San Francisco
Color Correction: Jeff Smith EA Director, Western Images, San
Francisco
Sound Effects: Murray Allen EA Director, Music Annex, San
Francisco
Music and Audio Processing: Marc Farly
Video Processing & Compression: Eric Kornblum
VIDEO OAST
Squad Car Driver: Ron Boyer
Motorcycle Cop: Cato Samuels
Cop: Melissa Rogers
Stunts: Sean P. Donohue
Motorcycle Riders: Joel Bloom, Randy Breen, Joe Cunillo, Jeff
Smith
Race Conclusion Winners, Losers: Joel Bloom, Randy Breen,
Joe Carrillo, Randy Dillon, Stacey Hayes, Audrey Gustafson,
Jeff Smith, Jeff Stakol
Trophy Presenters: Stacey Hayes, Lisa Higgins, Bill Lee,
Klathan Walrath
Delinquent Kid: Anthony Marshall
Bottle Bully: Scott Gilliland
Park and Run Driver: Steve Murray
Dag Trainer: Bow Wow Productions
MUSIC CREDITS
Rusly Cage - Soundgarden
Outshined - Soundgarden
Music & Lyrics: Cornell; Published by You Make Me Sick 1
Make Music (ASCAP]
Produced by Terry Date and Soundgarden
(P) 1991 A&M Records, Inc,
From the A&M cassette & CD "Badmotorfinger"
/5Q2 I 53/4 4/2
Kickstand - Soundgarden
Lyrics: Chris Cornell
Music: Kim Thayil
Published by You Make Me Sick I Make Music/In One Ear
And Out Your Mother Music [ASCAP]
Produced by Michael Beinhorn & Soundgarden
Mixed by Brendan O'Brien
(P) 1994 A&M Records, Inc.
From the A&M cassette & CD "Superunknown"
31454 0198 4/2
Superunknown Soundgarden
Lyrics: Chds Cornell
Music: Kim Thayil & Chris Cornell
Published by You Make Me Sick i Make Music/ln One Ear
And Out Your Mother Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Michael Beinhorn & Soundgarden
Mixed by Brendan O'Brien
(P) 1994 A&M Records, Inc.
From the A&M cassette & CD "Superun known"
31454 0198 4/2
2 6
The Bridge - Paw
Written by Mark Hennessy and Grant Fitch, Published by
Dinky Tone
Music/Cyberpope Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Mr Colson & Paw
Mixed by Andy Wallace
(P) 1 993 A&M Records, Inc,
From the A&M cassette & CD "Dragline" 31454 0065 4/2
Pansy - Paw
Jessie - Paw
Written by Mark Hennessy, Grant Fitch and Peter Fitch,
Published by Dinky Tone Music/Cyberpope Music/Camel
Face Music (A3CAP)
Produced by Me Colson & Paw
Mixed by Andy Wallace
(P) 1993 A&M Records, Inc,
From the A&M cassette & CD "Dragline" 31454 0065 4/2
"Jessie" video [c) 1993 A&M Records, Inc.
Trip - Hammerbox
Simple Passing - Hammerbox
Written by Carrie Akre, Harris Thurmond, James Atkins &
Dave Bosch,
Published by Fat Karma Music/Blue Zephyr Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Michael Bemharn
(P) 1 993 A&M Records, Inc,
From the A&M cassette & CD "Numb" 31454 0072 4/2
Teethgrinder - Therapy?
Written by Andrew Cairns, Fyfe Ewing & Michael McKeegan,
Published by Music Corporation of America, Inc. (BMI)
Produced and Mixed by Harvey Birrell
(P) 1 992 A&M Records Ltd.
From the A&M cassette & CD "Nurse"' 31454 0044 4/2
2 7
Auto Surgery - Therapy?
Written by Andrew Cairns, Fyfe Ewing & Miichael McKeegan,
Published by MCA Music Publishing, a division of MCA Inc.
(ASCAP)
Co-Produced by Chris Sheldon & Therapy?
(P) 1 993 A&M Records Ltd.
From the A&M cassette & CD "Hats Off To I'he Insane" 31454
0139 4/2
Dinosaur Vacume - Monster Magnet
Written by David Wyndorf, Published by Songs of PolyGram
international, Inc,/Bull-God Music (BMI]
Produced by Dave Wyndorf
(P) I 993 A&M Records, Inc.
From the A&M cassette & CD "Superjudge" 31454 0079 4/2
Last Train To Satansville - Swerved river
Duel - Swervedriver
Written by Adam Franklin, Jeremy Hindmarsh & jimmy
Hartridge, Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd,, admin, by
EMI Blackwood Music Inc. [BMI]
Produced by Alan Moulder and Swervedriver
(P) 1 993 A&M Records, Inc, Licensed from Creation Records
Limited,
From the A&M cassette and CD "Mezcal Head"
3 1454 0129 4/2
"Duel" video [C] 1993 A&M Records, Inc, Licensed from
Creation Records Limited.
All music courtesy of A&M Records, Inc,
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