Lock Jams, Vol. 1: Escape Room Playlist

Come on brah… do you even puzzle? Lock Jams contains some of the all-time greatest escape anthems. When these tunes play: puzzles solve themselves, hidden objects appear, and blacklights never, ever flicker. Check out the playlist on Spoitfy. Also available on Apple Music thanks to Ben Rosner. Backstory Earlier this year we spent some time…

David Spira

18 October 2018

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Check out the playlist on Spoitfy.

Also available on Apple Music thanks to Ben Rosner.

Backstory

Earlier this year we spent some time hanging out in the magnificent lobby of Escape Room Netherlands listening to Queen’s I Want To Break Free. Ever since then, I’ve wanted to put together an escape room-inspired playlist.

When the manager of Carragher’s Pub asked me if I had a playlist for our New York City Escape Room Fan Shindig, I felt like I had a deadline to meet.

I hope you enjoy.

Thanks

This playlist was made with a little help from our friends: Ben Rosner, Stephen Matarese, and Lindsay Froelich.

4 responses to “Lock Jams, Vol. 1: Escape Room Playlist”

Peter

October 18, 2018 at 10:35 am

Great playlist. If you’re looking for suggestions for volume 2, what about The Hives with Tick Tick Boom?

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1. David Spira
  
  October 18, 2018 at 12:02 pm
  
  That’s a good one. I’m saving a list for a maybe I’ll make it future list.
  
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David L.

October 18, 2018 at 1:50 pm

It would be a lot of work, but a medley of specific sections of numerous songs would be awesome. For example, “Fly like an Eagle” by Steve Miller might not be strong enough on it’s own, but the section “Time keeps on tickin’, tickin’, tickin…’into the future…” would be excellent for about three repeats, then onto another section of another song.

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1. David Spira
  
  October 18, 2018 at 4:37 pm
  
  That would be fun, and way outside of my competency.
  
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Co-Founder of Room Escape Artist & Co-Host of Reality Escape Pod. David conceived of Room Escape Artist because he saw the potential of this new entertainment medium back in 2014. From the start, he applied his professional skills as a digital experience designer to the burgeoning industry of escape rooms. David is full of ideas: from in-depth research pieces to new content types… like cute animals solving puzzles. He is always pushing REA to try new things, take risks, and be something more.

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