Terry Scott Taylor made a claymation point-and-click game sound like a lost jug band record and somehow it works perfectly. The Neverhood's deluxe edition of its soundtrack collects all those weirdly catchy tunes plus demo versions that show how the songs came together.
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Klaymen Shuffle has this rubbery bassline you can't get out of your head. Everybody Way Oh! sounds like a barbershop quartet that wandered into a recording studio by accident. Southern Front Porch Whistler is exactly what it says, just pure lazy afternoon energy.
The demo cuts of Rock N' Roll Dixie are rough and scrappy in the best way. If you played this game as a kid, the songs probably never left your brain.