Here are some "special" things that I really fell in love with, since knowing about and purchasing the first game on X360's indies at the time.
Soon, the second game will come to PS4 and Vita for those interested other than getting it on PC, but still... Check the website's pages if your curious about "Rotary" Shmups~

-I Hope you'll enjoy these two soundtracks as much as I do-

https://www.mirari.fr/mUm2





☵| REVOLVER360 SOUND TRACK |☵

『リボルバー サンロクマル』サウンド・トラック

[ FLAC ✓ | LOG ✓ | CUE ✗ | TAG ✓ ]

₪ PERSONNAL RIP ₪

1 CD ~ 165 MB

Release Date : 10 Aug. 2012

https://www.mirari.fr/d1Ve

■ Website ■ (http://crosseaglet.xii.jp/game/revolver/rev.html)

⥀ DOWNLOAD ⥁

CLICK HERE (pass: Schm�rtZ) (https://mega.co.nz/#!rX4kBIJR!AAAAAAAAAAD-TOI9cNRz2AAAAAAAAAAA_kziPXDUc9g)





☵| REVOLVER360 RE:ACTOR SOUND TRACK + OMAKE C85 Bonus Data |☵

『リボルバー サンロクマル リ：ヤクター』サウンド・トラック

[ FLAC + MP3 ✓ | LOG ✓ | CUE ✗ | TAG ✓ ]

₪ PERSONNAL RIP + DIGITAL ONLY ₪

2 CD ~ 312 + 32 MB

Release Date : 29 + 31 Dec. 2013

https://www.mirari.fr/q0hN

■ Website ■ (http://crosseaglet.xii.jp/game/R360R/)

⥀ DOWNLOAD ⥁

CLICK HERE (pass: Schm�rtZ) (https://mega.nz/#F!OOBmDYrY!4QQBuH8tsHaNa-4-buWLcw)

Thanks for these soundtracks, I wish in my country I had Xbox 360 indies to try that game.

I'm sorry you had to suffer at the hands of Efendija and had your VGMdb entries deleted. This guy took over the site just because he edited everything to the way he wanted and because of the the quantity of edits, the system marked him as an avid editor and because of that, he became Staff member and is authorized now to edit, reject and delete anything he wants the way he wants. If he likes the way a localization for a game, that's what goes in the title and he doesn't care if there are other localizations, it has to be the one HE likes. Such a shame for a site with its history, maybe the VGM sharing community should make a wiki or a different database without master editors.
Thanks again, I hope you keep these rarities coming. BTW, where is your avatar from?, it's cute.

You're welcome~

As for VgmDB, I don't really care much, it was more to offer a link toward it and -why not- sharing its data to others (and also leaving information about the composer).
The only thing I find strange with their attitude is directly thinking "RedBook = Bad" without much thinking or even asking as for "why", or even think if that's really a RedBook. It's mostly that the CD release isn't separated from the game's CD, that's all. Still, it's a "Sound Track" as written, it's separated in format from the game (that doesn't use the CDDA tracks to works by the way) and track-listed. Like I said, it was mostly due to the cost of production (because "doujin" made by one guy), and now the game is even available digitally, same for the sound track part (in Wav of course). So not so different as a release from Bandcamp or whatever.

In short, I don't consider this kind of release as the same as something like ripping the music from the Wipeout 2097 Game's Disc. The only downside with the Revolver360's Sound tracks is that they are on the same disc ~

But well... That's their problem anyway. Like you're saying, that's kind of sad when thinking about how useful this website can be.

(and yes, she is cute indeed =3 !!)

Ironically, they have several entries like yours. There's a Mega CD (http://vgmdb.net/album/2070) title that was advertised as an arrange soundtrack CD with Teddy Boy Blues playable on the Mega CD. The disc is in essence a Mega CD game, the game even uses the CD tracks as soundtrack. So, it is exactly the same case as your CD.
There's no distinction between an original/official doujin, an original/official from a corporation, a selfpublished fanmade arrange or a fanmade arrange from a corporation release, I had to make a research in a Touhou wiki to find out which ZUN soundtracks were official or endorsed.
All of the Professor Layton entries have the European localization over the original, romanized (which is wrongfully reffered to as Romaji even if its Russian, Chinese or Korean) or even the American localization. I tried to fix many of these entries like I always did since the early days of the site but Efendija edited them all, and that's when I found out the power he has over there. I haven't logged with my account ever since.
But the worst part there is that they have many entries with titles used for rushed torrent releases that had a vague translation or don't even have the right title. In the last days I posted over there, I had to use a sarcastic signature in my post to have one of those changed even though I posted about the issue months before in the discussion for that release (http://vgmdb.net/album/747). Every time I tag something, I have to look for the scans or other pages to find out the actual name of the release.
But well, at least we can still trust the serial number information (or not?).

Are the Flac and MP3 files packaged together?

@Emuxer
"So, it is exactly the same case as your CD. "

Like I said, no =D
The "MUSIC" part from the CDs of the REVOLVER360 isn't needed at all to play the game.
The game install itself on your PC and you don't even need the disc afterward. It's just a support in fact.

Otherwise, I agree mostly in your entire opinion =]
That's not really efficient but hey... can't do much anyway.


@Heropon_Riki
The soundtrack is in FLAC and the Bonus is in MP3 so technically, "yes" they are packed together ;3

I see. Then it qualifies as a valid soundtrack entry even more than that Mega CD game, If it weren't Efendija, I wouldn't believe they thought it was a game rip. It's their loss.
Thank you very much for this one and all the others you've posted.

I have to ask.
Personal rip---- rip from your cds?
because the digital soundtrack on 360 comes with the game on steam and it is wav and mp3...
wondering where you got that flac. just that.
and what is that OMAKE C85 Bonus Data?

@Orie

It's technically the same thing you'll find in the Steam/GoG releases of the game(s).
Just that the soundtracks were on the games' discs shown in the pictures.
I purchased both games directly from the developer's website.


Why FLACs? Because... space~


As for the Omake, it was bonus remixes that should have been on RE:ACTOR's CD.

But the dev forgot to put them in... ( '-')

It was offered as a download link afterward, sadly just in MP3 format.
They're also present in the Steam release for example:
Look at the WAV vs MP3 folders, the "bonus" tracks in the MP3 one are these remixes.

thank you

you're welcome~

thanks for the first ;p
voted 5 stars thread !

Hope you already knew about Zarigani's music!
'Cause they're awesome-sauce~

Aaaaand... You're welcome =P

it seems that i missed it, the first,
i own the 360 game & OST yet.

Gotta get them all~