Crunchy mid-90s rock riffs blasting out of your PC speakers while you send a monster truck flying off a cliff. Monster Truck Madness was one of Microsoft's early racing games on Windows, and the nine-track CD audio soundtrack is pure 1996 energy.
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Track after track of distorted guitars, driving drums, and that slightly compressed quality that screams "this came on a CD-ROM." The whole thing sounds like it was recorded specifically for someone doing donuts in a virtual mud pit.
No track titles, no pretension, just numbered bangers that loop while you barrel through courses with names you've forgotten but the music you somehow haven't. Nine tracks of straightforward, no-nonsense rock that never tries to be anything more than fuel for destruction.
Fire this up if you want to remember what PC gaming sounded like before everything got orchestral and serious.