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'''''Madder''''' is a song by British electronica group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groove_Armada Groove Armada], that is best known for being featured in the introduction movie from the original versions (PC, PlayStation 2, Gamecube and Xbox) of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'' - it was later on removed from the [[Rayman 3 HD|HD remake]] for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, though it is still mentioned in the credits. It appears on the group's fourth studio album, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovebox_(album) Lovebox], which was originally released in 2002.

"'''Madder'''" is a song by British electronica group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groove_Armada Groove Armada], that is best known for being featured in the introduction movie from the original versions (PC, PlayStation 2, Gamecube and Xbox) of ''[[Rayman 3|Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'' - it was later on removed from the [[Rayman 3 HD|HD remake]] for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, though it is still mentioned in the credits. It appears on the group's fourth studio album, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovebox_(album) Lovebox], which was originally released in 2002.

==Lyrics==

To suit the length of the introduction movie, which consisted entirely of footage from the game, much of the song is cut down into a shorter edit. The following is a portion of the song's lyrics that can be heard in this.

Now if I ever needed inspiration<br>

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This want to make you feel<br>

Not only is ''Madder'' used within the game itself, an even shorter clip of the song is also used in a number of television advertisements in at least the United Kingdom, France and Germany at the time the original versions of the game were released.

Not only is "Madder" used within the game itself, an even shorter clip of the song is also used in a number of television advertisements in at least the United Kingdom, France and Germany at the time the original versions of the game were released.

[[fr:Madder]]

[[Category:Music]]

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-'''''Madder''''' is a song by British electronica group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groove_Armada Groove Armada], that is best known for being featured in the introduction movie from the original versions (PC, PlayStation 2, Gamecube and Xbox) of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'' - it was later on removed from the [[Rayman 3 HD|HD remake]] for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, though it is still mentioned in the credits.  It appears on the group's fourth studio album, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovebox_(album) Lovebox], which was originally released in 2002.
+"'''Madder'''" is a song by British electronica group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groove_Armada Groove Armada], that is best known for being featured in the introduction movie from the original versions (PC, PlayStation 2, Gamecube and Xbox) of ''[[Rayman 3|Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'' - it was later on removed from the [[Rayman 3 HD|HD remake]] for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, though it is still mentioned in the credits. It appears on the group's fourth studio album, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovebox_(album) Lovebox], which was originally released in 2002.
 ==Lyrics==
-To suit the length of the introduction movie, which consisted entirely of footage from the game, much of the song is cut down into a shorter edit.  The following is a portion of the song's lyrics that can be heard in this.
+To suit the length of the introduction movie, which consisted entirely of footage from the game, much of the song is cut down into a shorter edit. The following is a portion of the song's lyrics that can be heard in this.
 Now if I ever needed inspiration<br>
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 This want to make you feel<br>
-Not only is ''Madder'' used within the game itself, an even shorter clip of the song is also used in a number of television advertisements in at least the United Kingdom, France and Germany at the time the original versions of the game were released.
+Not only is "Madder" used within the game itself, an even shorter clip of the song is also used in a number of television advertisements in at least the United Kingdom, France and Germany at the time the original versions of the game were released.
+[[fr:Madder]]
 [[Category:Music]]

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