The Peppino sprite used on the cover is actually an unused taunt. Only 3 seconds of the song actually played in-game. This song inspired certain elements of "Dungeon Freakshow".Īfter beating Pepperman in the Halloween Demo / Knight transformation theme This track was used as a placeholder for Wasteyard in PT_Eggplantv15. The name for this song is taken from the 1965 Spaghetti Western film " For A Few Dollars More". Originally titled "The Ecstasy of Cheese", an older version of this track was used in the Vigilante's character reveal trailer. This could lead to the cutscene where this is used being desynced if the player has a lot of lag. The "woag" used is part of the track, and is not a separate sound file. The Noise's intro cutscene was removed since PTG thought it would be repetitive if it was used before every escape sequence, as well as the fact that it couldnt be used very creatively. Originally used for the Patreon-exclusive level editor. Originally intended as the intro music, this song was later relegated to a sound test bonus. This song features female vocals done by Kyoobot. The track's name is likely a reference to the "Hello there!" Wario Land 4 sample that was replaced with a soundalike in the final version of "It's Pizza Time!".
This song heavily uses leitmotifs from "It's Pizza Time!". This is by far the longest song in the game. Part 3 is itself divided into two halves with the second one playing during rematch with Pizzahead.
The third phase (for the boss rush and final Pizzahead phase) uses leitmotifs from "The Death That I Deservioli", "Hot Spaghetti"/"Cold Spaghetti"/"There's A Bone In My Spaghetti!", "Oregano Mirage", "Don't Preheat Your Oven Because If You Do The Song Won't Play"/"Celsius Troubles" and "Tombstone Arizona". There was also an early version of Part 2 which would never see the light of day that has very minimal difference in instruments, a slightly extended part to the beginning that was never put into the track, and included a placeholder Japanese Ronald McDonald voice in place of "After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It". The second phase (for the first Pizzahead phase) samples "After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It" by Irving Berlin and Van & Schneck. Sauceman composed before he joined the Pizza Tower team. The first phase (for the Pizzaface battle) is a rework of " Calculator Fight", a song that Mr. This song is split into three distinct "phases", one for each phase of the boss battle. Pizzaface battle, Pizzahead battle, and World's 1 - 4 rematch This song also plays in the short corridor before The Crumbling Tower of Pizza, As they are within the same room. The name of this song is currently unknown. Final hallway before the Pizzaface battle
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