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The Crystal Method's music is broad in
scope, and can be found in many modern shows
and movies, including Blade II, Gone in Sixty
Seconds, Lost in Space, Spawn, Zoolander,
XXX, The Replacement Killers and episodes of
Dark Angel. The theme music of the NBC drama
Third Watch was "Keep Hope
Alive" from their Vegas album. The
track "Name Of The Game" (from
the Tweekend album) was also featured as
intro music for the popular video game Tom
Clancy's Splinter Cell. Their music was
also featured extensively in the EA Sports
video game FIFA '98: Road To World Cup,
which included the tracks "Busy
Child", "Keep Hope
Alive", "More" and
"Now Is The Time". The track
"Busy Child" also featured in a
1998 UK advert for The Gap which featured
skateboarders. Their song "Busy
Child" was featured in the video game
Donkey Konga and "Born Too
Slow" was included in both Donkey
Konga 2 and Need for Speed: Underground.
Several songs from their first album also
featured prominently in the game N2O: Nitrous
Oxide.
The list of equipment used to create it is
also quite large, with the Clavia Nord Lead
being the instrument most closely associated
with their style and sound. It provides many
of the grittier leads and buzzes in the music
and was the primary source of sound for their
first album Vegas.
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