While this is an old post, I think I should answer it in case anyone else is also looking for info about this topic. As far as I know and there is no official individual release in Japan of the Kotetsu Jeeg (1975) original soundtrack in either LP or CD. It is available, though, in Michiaki Watanabe BGM Collection (1995) in its second CD (COCC-12824). I think that particular collection was shared in the threads Michiaki Watanabe (Soundtrack Music Collection) (
Thread 105795) and Bal's Godzilla 'n' other heavyweight beasties share thread ('n' Toho stuff too) (
http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/bals-godzilla-n-other-heavyweight-beasties-share-127297/5.html#post2290423).
The 36 tracks rip roaming around the net seem to be of Italian origin. I do not know if the OST was released officially in that country since the anime was quite popular there and there were many official releases related to the series and several others of Go Nagai. I also have those thirty six tracks mentioned in the post above, and, after doing a short research on them, I believe they come from COCC-12824, but with the individual melodies divided in 36 tracks instead of the suite format that they had in COCC-12824.
From COCC-12824, tracks 1 to 8 are from Kotetsu Jeeg and amount a play time of 29:22 mins. approximately. Of the rip with 36 tracks, playing from track 1 to 26 plus track 36, the ending theme, amounts around 29:22 mins. Why up to track 26? Because track 7 of COCC-12824 ends with the same melody, although it's within a longer suite. COCC-12824, however, has other three bonus track melodies that don't appear to be attached to either Kotetsu Jeeg or Magne Robo Gakeen (the other series in that CD). Those three have around 21:58 mins. in play time. The second track of these starts with the melody that corresponds to track 27 of the other group. Therefore, I assume that the rest of the melodies from the 36 tracks that aren't in the first 8 tracks of COCC-12824 are in these three bonus tracks.
Hopefully, I've been sufficiently clear so that future users know that a Kotetsu Jeeg OST exists, but not as an individual album, at least not in Japan.