It's on the download section... tell me what you think. I love the first few tracks - and Heart of the City is good.. Sadly it seems they disbanded the guitars about 1/3 of the way through and songs tend to blend.

tough crowd.

Cool soundtrack, although every freakin' track sounds exactly the same. It's hard to figure out what my favorites were. Maybe "Powerlines" because at the beginning I was completely into it (by the end I was bored for the above reason).

Any chance you would be so kind as to convert the tracks to mp3?

Thanks for the upload!

What would the difference(or benefit) be in MP3; i'm not familiar. I just ripped them from the game w/ a standalone cd burner; put them in my itunes and then copied them and put them in .rar.

I agree with your opinion after the first 7-8 tracks; but the first few sizzle:)

Well, this is a layman's perspective. Someone with more technical knowledge may be able to step in here and supplement--or discredit--what I've read and know from experience. The difference I'm concerned with is that mp3s are more universal. Converting to mp3 would create a slight drop in quality, but all players could play the files. For instance, I had to use RealPlayer to listen to the soundtrack because Windows Media (my preferred player) can't read AACs. Audacity was also unable to read the files when I tried to convert them myself. They also won't burn to CD through standard players either, such as Windows Media or Sonic. So I'm limited to listening to the songs through Realplayer without being able to burn them or use them for anything.

:( Rats. Do you not have an external burner w/ a line in?

I BARELY have enough know-how to do what I did let alone "convert" stuff, lol. Maybe someone out there has a way you can get this stuff onto a cd. Can you not add it to an iTunes library the way I did and then put it to cd-r?

My process; line out from PS2 to line in of cd burner, record; then put cd-rw into pc add to iTunes library, then I COPY that stuff to a folder and then convert to .rar and upload. Maybe someone out there can find an answer in that.

Haven't tried putting it through iTunes, but one flawed way that I know will work is to have Audacity open and recording on the "Stereo Mix" setting while RealPlayer is simultaneously open and playing the song.

I'm downloading it now out of curiosity. If I get a chance, I'll convert them.

Powerlines, the first track is my favorite:) Particularly after the break at the 1:40 mark - the guitar henceforth is pretty good:)

If you post in the download link forum don't make another thread informing people what you've uploaded. No one else does and a lot of this could have be taken to pm.

Thanks