Here you have the soundtrack of the year. Awesome orchestral/industrial music for an awesome game. Enjoy:naughty:



Tracklist:
01. Amon Tobin - Rabble Rouser (3:16)
02. Amon Tobin - Stampton Bridge (4:16)
03. Amon Tobin & Jim Dooley - Meet The Reapers (4:05)
04. Jim Dooley - The First Sons (2:05)
05. Amon Tobin & James Dooley - Alden Strikes (3:12)
06. James Dooley & Mel Wesson - The Escape (3:03)
07. James Dooley - Dinner With Sasha (2:31)
08. Amon Tobin - The Courier (4:18)
09. Jonathan Mayer - Secrets Revealed (2:38)
10. James Dooley - Rampage (2:12)
11. Jonathan Mayer - Tent City (2:47)
12. Amon Tobin - Hunt For The Ray Sphere (2:55)
13. James Dooley - End Of The Road (3:32)
14. Amon Tobin - Anything For Trish (4:17)
15. Amon Tobin - Stranded (4:03)
16. Jonathan Mayer - Mysterious Signals (3:00)
17. James Dooley & Mel Wesson - The Truth (2:51)
18. James Dooley & Amon Tobin - Genesis (4:12)
19. James Dooley - Pleasant Empire (2:09)
20. Working for a Nuclear Free City - Silent Melody (3:59)

Duration: 65:20 min.

Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/236877427/inFAMOUS_-_OST.rar

This was an awesome game and a great soundtrack!

Thanks for this.

thanks for upping this

Thanks a bunch!

any chance on an art booklet for infamous?

great music.
Thanks

Thanks so much!

Thank you

Thanks for the soundtrack

Awesome. Love that credits theme :) Thank you.

Amon Tobin is THE MAN. That's all I'll say.

Just played the game. I like the game and the music. Thx man

Thanks for this!

Thanks for this

Anyone has the expanded CD with 3 bonus tracks released by Sumthing Else ?

I'm interested in this, too.

Anyone has the expanded CD with 3 bonus tracks released by Sumthing Else ?

i think its out in a few more days. 15th or something soon. check amazon.

i think its out in a few more days. 15th or something soon. check amazon.
Yeh but I already bought the iTunes version back in may... I don't really want to pay it AGAIN... xD

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inFAMOUS BONUS TRACKS

21. The Rescue (Amon TOBIN)
22. The Price (Jim DOOLEY)
23. No Protection (JD MAYER & Martin TILLMAN)


inFAMOUS BONUS TRACKS (http://rapidshare.com/files/319994492/inFAMY.rar)

Pass : docsavage (http://inFAMY.dirty)


MP3 ABR 320 k/s
Not my rip.

Wow. The three new songs are really good. I am so glad I signed on tonight. I doubt I would have heard about them otherwise.

Thanks Doc !



No way to get the whole stuff in lossless ? :P

Thanks Doc !

No way to get the whole stuff in lossless ? :P


Nope...

Any way to get the whole thing, not in lossless ^^"
I don't like having different bit rates on soundtracks.

Thanks for the bonus tracks.

inFAMOUS OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK
(first 20 tracks)

MP3 ABR 320 kb/s
(same bitrate as Bonus Tracks)

For B0NUS TRACKS, see 5 posts above.


inFAMOUS FIRST 20 TRACKS (http://rapidshare.com/files/320444506/inFAMYorIGIN.rar)

Pass : docsavage (http://inFAMOUS.score)

NOT MY RIP.

Thank you ^^

Thank you for the whole thing, DocSavage! :)

Thank you ^^

Thank you for the whole thing, DocSavage! :)

;)

Have to also thanks original ripper.

This is a quick review to inspire people to pay more attention to this OST.

inFAMOUS is an increasingly rare product in a media environment saturated with sequels and spin-offs: an original superhero game that attempts to spin both a graphic novel-worthy yarn but also make a fun and not-too-brief game where there are many paths to success. In these aspects it has been compared to Prototype, which has many similar elements thematically and in gameplay.

I have not played inFAMOUS. So keep that in mind that I'm reviewing solely as a standalone work,

Three composers are involved in the making of the soundtrack. Amon Tobin, the legendary electronica producer fresh off of his experimental album "Foley Room" where he used real-life objects and samples to fashion music. Then there is Jim Dooley, a veteran video game composer who is a member of Remote Control Productions. Finally, Sony America's sound director Jonathan Meyer contributes a few tracks under "JD Meyer". These three composers come together to fashion a fairly unique sound that combines unusual samples of real-life objects and instruments played in unconventional ways, along with elements of traditional Remote Control Productions-esque orchestration and electronic beats.

Amon Tobin's tracks stand out the most overall. His sound here is familiar to those who have listened to "Foley Room", as it is composed in the same style. The tracks here, however, are more organized and cleaner than on the "Foley Room" album, like Tobin is on the verge of mastering the use of SFX in music. Tobin also samples brief elements from Jim Dooley's contributions to help lend a thematic link to the rest of the production. "Rabble Rouser" is a pounding opener for the album, combining Tobin's patented drum 'n' bass sound with SFX samples and brief orchestral samples that sets the template for the rest of the album. "Stampton Bridge" lends an Oriental, bleak bent that shows Tobin's quirkier side. Later on, there are tracks like "The Courier" and "Anything For Trish" that show an impressive style, with Tobin using bass and guitar along with his Foley Room style to lend both flair and power to the proceedings.

Jim Dooley may be anathema to many board members here as he is a veteran of the controversial Remote Control Productions, which has been blamed for the generic nature of much film music these days. Perhaps if Dooley had been composing by himself, that would have been the case. But Amon Tobin's presence basically kicked Dooley in the ass and Dooley does his damndest to give an inspired performance to not only match Tobin's contributions but link with them, giving the album a unified feel. While the songs ("The First Sons, "Rampage", "End Of The Road" are some of the more notable numbers) have typical RCP elements like suspended strings, heavily distorted snarls of electric guitars, angry horn swells, and pounding electronic percussion, there is a grittier feel to the songs that make them stand out in their own way. "Escape", however, is the most flawed track, as it spends three minutes building up to a dramatic, desperate charge that never happens. Dooley's finest contribution comes near the end with "Pleasant Empire", with some sweet, slow strings work overlaying a soft piano, lending a surprising amount of tenderness after a brutal and unrelenting album.

Dooley and Tobin also teamed up for three tracks. Out of those "Alden Strikes" is the finest work, it is unforgettable from the moment you hear the clattered percussion, with swirls of strings and bursts of angry horns work lending layers of menace and dramatic heft. "Meet The Reapers" and "Genesis" don't have that menace, but that does not mean they are bad. "Meet The Reapers" is a gloomy and bleak tune that nevertheless summons up a tune similar to a chase scene, and "Genesis" contains enough dramatic swells to fill an entire album, perfectly showing the evolution of a hero.

Finally, the album is rounded out by a few JD Meyer contributions. For the most part, Meyer composes in Tobin's style, and does a passable job of imitating Tobin. His work does not stand out the same way Tobin's and Dooley's do, but that does not mean Meyer's tracks are skippable. Rather, I suggest listening to them and deciding for yourself whether they hold up. I in particular enjoy the pounding, near-symphonic percussion of "Tent City" a lot.

The album concludes with the ending theme by Working For A Nuclear Free City, with a dreary, emotional number that fits in with the rest of the album well. If you have the CD version you get three bonus tracks, one each by Tobin, Dooley, and Meyer, that serve to provide a nearly-full CD.

In short, buy this album. XD As the CD version is already becoming difficult to find, you're going to have to go to iTunes. The iTunes version is missing the 3 bonus tracks but has a low price for all 20 tracks, and you can just yank the three bonus numbers from here. This way you support the artists, the company, and ffshrine all in one. Convenient.

In short, buy this album. XD As the CD version is already becoming difficult to find, you're going to have to go to iTunes.

really?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/inFamous-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B002TBZD14/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1265164827&sr=1-4

http://www.sumthing.com/itemDetails.aspx?id=4478

the cd is far from rare.

really?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/inFamous-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B002TBZD14/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1265164827&sr=1-4

http://www.sumthing.com/itemDetails.aspx?id=4478

the cd is far from rare.

I've only seen it once in a physical store and I wound up purchasing the last copy. Considering the CD's been out for a while you can forgive me for thinking that the OST is rare.

Thanks, Doc.

Finally. The Rescue is the piece of music I most wanted from the game -- loved it when that would play during random battle sequences -- and I was massively disappointed that it wasn't included on the soundtrack originally.

Thank you for sharing it, DocSavage!

Thanks for the upload for inFAMOUS: Official Soundtrack and it's bonus tracks as well. :D

this a rip game u official OST?

nice!!!!! THANKS!

You Fucking Win!

Considering that half of the composers worked under Hans Zimmer (and for the successful Disney Pirate movies) I don't think that it's much of a surprise that the score brings down the house. I hope they all return for the sequel.

Please anyone make a mirror for this RapidShare won't work for me D:
Please! I need this tracks!! Please help, thank you!!
Thanks for reading. :D

Hi buddy.

I was trying to download this amazing ost but it seems that the download link is broken.

Could you? please.


Here you have the soundtrack of the year. Awesome orchestral/industrial music for an awesome game. Enjoy:naughty:



Tracklist:
01. Amon Tobin - Rabble Rouser (3:16)
02. Amon Tobin - Stampton Bridge (4:16)
03. Amon Tobin & Jim Dooley - Meet The Reapers (4:05)
04. Jim Dooley - The First Sons (2:05)
05. Amon Tobin & James Dooley - Alden Strikes (3:12)
06. James Dooley & Mel Wesson - The Escape (3:03)
07. James Dooley - Dinner With Sasha (2:31)
08. Amon Tobin - The Courier (4:18)
09. Jonathan Mayer - Secrets Revealed (2:38)
10. James Dooley - Rampage (2:12)
11. Jonathan Mayer - Tent City (2:47)
12. Amon Tobin - Hunt For The Ray Sphere (2:55)
13. James Dooley - End Of The Road (3:32)
14. Amon Tobin - Anything For Trish (4:17)
15. Amon Tobin - Stranded (4:03)
16. Jonathan Mayer - Mysterious Signals (3:00)
17. James Dooley & Mel Wesson - The Truth (2:51)
18. James Dooley & Amon Tobin - Genesis (4:12)
19. James Dooley - Pleasant Empire (2:09)
20. Working for a Nuclear Free City - Silent Melody (3:59)

Duration: 65:20 min.

Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/236877427/inFAMOUS_-_OST.rar

I second that motion! Is there any chance for it to be uploaded again, with the bonus tracks and in 320 Mp3?