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Borderlands 2: Headhunter Pack – Sir Hammerlock vs. the Son of Crawmerax

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Borderlands 2: Headhunter Pack – Sir Hammerlock vs. the Son of Crawmerax

Composer: Jimmy Hinson

3,0 / 5

Nostalgia bonus

17. October 2019

Trivial tribal

As in the DLC Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt it's back to the musical hunting tropes, this time in Wam Bam IslandBig Giant Circles, Jimmy Hinson3 with tribal flair and primitive vocals. And as with Mad Moxxi and the Wedding Day Massacre , the last track The Wam Bam Slamma JamBig Giant Circles, Jimmy Hinson4 (say that ten times in a row) is once again the upbeat combination of DLC essence and Borderlands-beats. It works predictably well, even if the signs of wear and tear are now clearly visible.

Other entries in the Borderlands -series

Borderlands (2009)

Borderlands 2 (2012)

01

Wam Bam Island

Big Giant Circles, Jimmy Hinson

3 02:21

02

The Wam Bam Slamma Jam

Big Giant Circles, Jimmy Hinson

4 03:42

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