FIFA 2004 is a 2003 soccer game in the FIFA series, developed by EA Canada.
Soundtrack[]
The soundtrack is composed of 28 songs (8 in the beta), of these songs 3 were in the Game Boy Advance version.
| Artist | Song | Other Games |
|---|---|---|
| The Dandy Warhols | We Used to Be Friends | Thrillville: Off the Rails |
| Junior Senior | Rhythm Bandits | |
| Kasabian | LSF | |
| The Cooper Temple Clause | Promises, Promises | instrumental in WRC 4 |
| Kane | Rain Down on Me (Tiësto Remix) | |
| Suburbia | Always | |
| Kings of Leon | Red Morning Light | |
| Tribalistas | Já Sei Namorar | FIFA 23 |
| Radiohead | Myxomatosis | |
| The Stone Roses | Fools Gold | NBA 2K8, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Top Spin 3, Grooverider Mix in Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX |
| Caesars | Jerk It Out | Click Here |
| Wir Sind Helden | Guten Tag | |
| Timo Maas | Unite | |
| Tosca | Gute Loune | |
| Lostprophets | Burn Burn | Project CARS (removed) |
| Babamania | Wanna Rock | |
| DJ Sensei | Musica Grande | |
| The Raveonettes | That Great Love Sound | |
| Goldfrapp | Train | |
| Cafe Tacuba | EO (El Sonidero) | |
| Zeca Pagodinho | Deixa a Vida Me Levar | |
| Asian Dub Foundation | Rise to the Challenge | Test Drive Unlimited |
| Paul van Dyk | Nothing But You | DJ Hero, Cirrus Remix in Need for Speed: Underground 2 |
| The Individuals | Take a Ride | |
| The Jam | Town Called Malice | Rock Band 2 (DLC) |
| Underworld | Two Months Off (King Unique Sunspots Vocal Mix) | |
| Clones | Crazy Boys | |
| Vicentico | Se Despierta La Ciudad |
Beta songs[]
| Artist | Song | Other Games |
|---|---|---|
| Cassius | Under Influence | |
| Cassius | The Sound of Violence | Dance Paradise |
| Outlandish | Aicha (Mintman Remix) | |
| Soffet | Gamushara Deko Boko Dai Race!? | |
| Cabas | Juancho | |
| Seamonator | Japanese Title | |
| Dawholeenchilada | Espiral | |
| The Black Crowes | Hard to Handle | cover in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith |
Trivia[]
- The only songs to appear on the Game Boy Advance release was "We Used To Be Friends" by The Dandy Warhols, "Jerk It Out" by Caesars, and "Fool's Gold" by The Stone Roses.