Original sentence: For example, the "Scatwerk" song on Head Radio is a parody of the German band Kraftwerk.Most of these tracks were written by Craig Conner and Stuart Ross, often with vocals and performances by other musicians.Other stations, however, use music licensed from various record labels; this combination differs from those of the game's predecessors, which featured entirely original soundtracks.Some stations feature songs that were written specially for the soundtrack (or in some cases for the soundtracks of previous games in the series).Where music has been created by Conner and Ross, a fictional band is credited to the song, and often the name of the band or the music itself is a parody of a well-known artist's style
Edited sentence: Although many of the songs that appear in the game were written specially for the soundtrack (or in some cases for the soundtracks of previous games in the series), a large amount of tracks were contributions by "real" artists.Craig Conner and Stuart Ross created the original tracks, often with vocals and performances by other musicians.For example, the "Scatwerk" song on Head Radio is an obvious parody of the German band Kraftwerk.Virtually none of the contributing "real" artists were particularly well-known at the time, and appearing on such a popular video game was no doubt greatly advantageous to their careers.Where music has been created by Conner and Ross, a fake band is credited to the song, and often the name of the band or the music itself is a parody of a well-known artist's style