Guardians of the Galaxy game soundtrack: licensed songs Star-Lord will also play a random tune during combat every time you complete a huddle. It's on a table to the left of the stairs that take you to the cockpit, and you can choose whichever song you want to play.

Oh, and if you're actually in the game right now, you can find Star-Lord's hi-fi in the main room at the heart of the Milano spaceship. If you just want to listen to all those big tunes online, the game's publishers from Square Enix have already made an official Spotify playlist, so you can click into the player below if you want to listen back to the Guardians of the Galaxy game soundtrack. There's no sign of a CD or cassette tape release, either. It won't have the licensed 80s songs, though. That costs £10.99 as well.įurthermore, pre-orders will begin on 27th October for a special vinyl release, a two-disc limited edition pressing from Mondo that will bring together the Star-Lord songs and Jacques' orchestral score. You can also buy the Guardians of the Galaxy game's orchestral score on Amazon, which was created by Ivor Novello-nominated composer Richard Jacques. The real-life musicians credited are Steve Szczepkowski and Yohann Boudreault, if you were wondering. You can buy the Star-Lord album on Amazon, where the going rate for a digital download is £10.99. There are quite a few ways in which you can take the music from the Guardians of the Galaxy game and listen to it in real life. But what does the full tracklist of songs look like for the Guardians of the Galaxy game, and is there any way to listen to or buy this collection of absolute bangers in real life? Keep on reading to find out! Can you buy the Guardians of the Galaxy game soundtrack?

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