Jacob Shrum's soundtrack for the ragdoll physics fighting game — tracks listed with full artist-album-number prefixes in what appears to be unedited metadata. "Fiddle Fists" and "Get Your Kicks" capture the game's slapstick brawling energy.
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"Small Town Tussle" brings the scrappy, small-scale fight vibe. "Switch Hitter" suggests versatile combat styles. Mad Streets is the kind of game where the physics engine IS the comedy — floppy characters swinging at each other with the coordination of inflatable tube men.
The soundtrack needs to match that chaotic energy while keeping the fun factor high. "Mad Streets Theme" and "Mad Streets Menu" establish the tone before "Mad Streets Intro" kicks off the action. The track listing cuts off mid-entry, but the pattern is clear: named arena tracks that give each fighting stage its own musical personality.
One of the rare Stadia titles preserved in the soundtrack record — a platform that came and went, but the music remains. Shrum's compositions score controlled chaos where the ragdoll physics generate moments no developer could have scripted.