#BIOSHOCK INFINITE BURIAL AT SEA TIME MAC#
This easter egg left by the developers can only be seen by using console commands to disable clipping (on the Mac or PC). The area in the rafters of the store where Silas Cobb's "kittens" appear, before attacking Jack, is covered with backwards " Ryan's Songbird" posters.When entering Rapture Records, Cobb shouts to the player " Tell the old crow his music cooks better than it sounds!" This explains why the store is charred and burned out when the player arrives.Likewise, BioShock Infinite had Helen Kane's "Button Up Your Overcoat" and Burial at Sea had Al Bowlly's "Midnight, the Stars and You". On the soundtrack of the first game, Bing Crosby's "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams" and Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" were originally issued on scroll Victors.The "VE" designation (for the newly invented electrical recording process) is replaced with a stylized "R". The proto Rapture Records sign features a red label based on the "scroll" Victor Records design used on shellac 78 records from 1926-1937 which were issued in black and gold and red and gold variants.The yellow sign that usually hangs behind the counter can be seen on the storefront. Noticeably the interior shows the uncharred textures of the record bins and flooring. A proto-version of the record store can be seen in the BioShock Developer Commentary.
To hold the man's attention while Booker investigates, Elizabeth adopts the role of an audiophile nearly driven to ecstasy by the music.
There he finds a lockbox with a small amount of money inside and the mask box on a desk beside a trumpet. Elizabeth poses as a music-loving customer to distract the shopkeeper while Booker searches the back room. Booker and Elizabeth must visit the shop to look for the mask. The store is one of the sponsors for Sander Cohen's private club, and therefore the owner, named in the game files as Murray, is provided with a unique bunny mask as identification to enter the club. " Even one more note shall prove my undoing." The facility also repairs instruments as indicated by the number of fiddles in the back. In addition to LP records, the store sells musical instruments such as a guitar, cello, and a grand piano as well as a phonograph. The store is large and has a sizable collection of records for sale, including Why Even Ask?, Ryan's Songbird, and a Rapture Radio record. In the BioShock Infinite downloadable content, Burial at Sea - Episode 1, Rapture Records is one of many shops operating out of High Street. Also, many fans who sent mail to Meltzer's New York City post office box received a copy of the aforementioned record.Įxterior of the Rapture Records store on High Street. This record came in a sleeve printed with the Rapture Records logo. In the storyline of the viral website There's Something in the Sea, Mark Meltzer came into possession of a record containing the song " Rise, Rapture, Rise" with a message hidden at the end of the track. Main article: There's Something in the Sea It's too dark to see much of anything inside, but there is Coffee, a hypo of EVE, and a crate with the invention component Glue near the front.Ī real copy of a Rapture Record received by fans. One cannot really investigate the place since, with the exception of the front entrance way, the inside of the store is shuttered by a security gate. After the player picks up the Static Discharge Tonic, a Breadwinner Thuggish Splicer will hit the light switch (the only one ever seen in Rapture) for the shop's marquee and emerge from the store. In the downloadable content, Challenge Rooms, Rapture Records is one of several stores operating out of Rapture's Grand Carnival during A Shocking Turn of Events.
Anna Culpepper - Ryan's Stableboy - Located behind the counter on the top level of Rapture Records.Ĭhallenge Rooms Main article: Challenge Rooms.
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