Say what you will about how Full Throttle: Hell on Wheels was looking - with a score by Peter McConnell, we were most certainly going to be getting a righteous soundtrack. The maestro seemed pretty excited about his work when we did an interview with him back in 2003 (not that I can link to it). Oh well.
But McConnell wasn't the only composer on the project - contributions were also being made by LEC regular Gordy Haab, and four lovely background tracks that he did for the game have been found online. They're now on Mojo. Here, let me help you with that.
Makes me sad that this never came out. Even if Telltale or some other company picked this (or Payback) up I really think the premise was solid enough that the game wouldn't suffer from such a disconnect like the new Duke Nukem.
He was actually SINGING in those tracks, great stuff.
Hell on Wheels... I would have played the game.
Awesome job, Mojo'ers.