Other good arcade-to-C64-conversion soundtracks are: Afterburner, Altered Beast, Bionic Commando, Bubble Bobble, Ghouls 'n Ghosts, Golden Axe, Green Beret, LED Storm/Mad Gear, Salamander, Sky Shark, Wonderboy in Monsterland.

I also really like Black Tiger, Dragon Ninja, Final Fight, Flying Shark, Ikari Warriors, Ninja Spirit, Shinobi, Street Fighter II, and The Ninja Warriors, however these are not available in nx666's collection yet.

Sounds good! After Burner, Altered Beast, Golden Axe, interest me.

Sounds good! After Burner, Altered Beast, Golden Axe, interest me.

I would recommend checking out Bionic Commando and Ghouls 'n Ghosts as well, both by Tim Follin. Especially GnG shows how far he could push the SID chip.

Here is a small update with two new X68000 soundtracks plus a few that I tagged a while ago but never managed to upload.


Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

BQ Taikenban (X68000) (mega.nz/#!WVQhBKgD!ooEE94wwGwJV_03KouJQRogB_9LMQL7HnGNg4gt Md1o)1996"TUT CClub"CUL."34.3 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Can Can Bunny 4: Premiere (X68000) (mega.nz/#!eFxS0b4B!Y64quXcKdD-7seAKQydxT7ZHe0yTEDWJNVHn6EgvkbE)1992"Cocktail Soft"MUSE"34.3 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Can Can Bunny 5: Extra (X68000) (mega.nz/#!uNBS1KIZ!46-Zorez6kwfltv3XIfqSP6eHLyVoJ3LC5UE0oAtzyg)1993"Cocktail Soft"MUSE"32.6 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Code-Zero (X68000) (mega.nz/#!vJpByZQZ!elQxZC_dvq0I8iCCx2GyqAaNF34S7LxeRFpE4nI YDVY)1991"Enix"EMU"64.6 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Crescent (X68000) (mega.nz/#!HBIlAK4L!XpOxRuc1koQ17GdJnOtXolgeKZe26JPiGhrYnt6 4LHk)1993"Silky's"Witch"63.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Cynthia (X68000) (mega.nz/#!SMxXBDrR!FoguwY0Dn0efMoLV8qeBng3VS50KVXUkv9jQHIW We_M)1994"n/a"Miyoshi Wakabayashi"35.0 MB"SC-55, updated tags"
Karei naru Jinsei: Mina-san no okage desu (X68000) (mega.nz/#!zRAihJyA!N7MTIPOcC43omCHyV4msykUk7u7jS_U2qarH_qH Tas0)1992"Fairytale"Ichiro Matsuo, Okutama Unit"19.6 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Kimi Dake ni Ai o� (X68000) (mega.nz/#!zMxyBaSb!3vyCkXjghJ4gPBlMXr0eOApo6Xz0hc90QFU-z1CtnCg)1991"Game Technopolis"Akira Sato, BAKI, Ryu Takami"33.0 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Kurutta Kajitsu (X68000) (mega.nz/#!7cpy0aSQ!HiwhJr-x3EaNUUsz35S3Ta2mjNX6CiMfucgfWvIcbek)1992"Fairytale"MUSE"19.1 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Kyuukyoku Senki Gikadiver (X68000) (mega.nz/#!aFwgSZyQ!KLXhGD9ez4gP8EpFFo45Vs-BRKo31zkcM1xyQtMUWnI)1996"TUT CClub"CUR"21.5 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Premium II (X68000) (mega.nz/#!rEQDlLpR!qa40qyMues7MNE73wwWpW8xX0fbxWxyvmG3G0Ui gFgc)1993"Silky's"Witch"74.2 MB"OPM/MSM"
Shooting 68K: Dark Ager (X68000) (mega.nz/#!LEAzySDY!GEz4fRGynoJdHdoVdHC3TfgCvEiXSavSWLRwuuu nWVg)1991"Amorphous"Daisuke Takahashi"21.3 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"
Tatakae! Konyanko EX (X68000) (mega.nz/#!WUJSRRiJ!H2sn-yZln3fWFkUxjfhh0bDl7Cn9Vl6X5baTHrGjvas)1995"Nankoku Byouyou"n/a"32.3 MB"OPM/MSM, new rip, updated tags"
Yami no Ketsuzoku (X68000) (mega.nz/#!GFIljb6a!0KolXgZHZn_yJaMQh12NG8PzFSCG1wU62STcGXJ nV5k)1990"System Sacom"Manabu Saito, Haruo Hosoya"136.8 MB"OPM/MSM, updated tags"

*thumbs up* Some good stuff there.

I have a small request if it's possible: Silver Ghost for the PC-88. Very bouncy and high octane soundtrack, the tracks I heard really caught my ear.

I have 21 RPGs for the PC-98 that I would like if you are not too busy:

Amaranth Phantasie RPG
Amaranth 2 - Phantasie RPG
Amaranth 3 - Phantasie RPG
Amaranth 4 - Abenteuerroman in Langsam
Amaranth KH
Dead Force
Different Realm
Dragon Souseiki
Elves
Exlander - Aoki Monshou no Kishidan
Fifth Element
Fifth Element 2
Final Breaker
Firearms
Gen-Kaiser
Gensei Kitan - Disc Saga 3
Graystone Saga Gaiden - The Dark Storm of Morza
Graystone Saga - Demon's Fountain
Hamlet
Headquarters - America no Akumu
Kamigami No Daichi - Kojiki Gaiden

I am so sorry if there are too much I have requested. I am not wanting them right now, just take your time. I am in no hurry.

Adding a few CD Audio request:

Brandish 4: Nemureru Kami no Tou (Windows)
CD track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_brandish_br4.html

RINNE (Windows)
CD track info not available

Shin Eiyuu Densetsu / New The Legend of Heroes (Windows)
CD track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_eddrasle_ned.html

SORCERIAN Forever (Windows)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_sorcerian_sorf.html

SORCERIAN Original (Windows)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_sorcerian_soro.html

SORCERIAN Online (Windows)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_sorcerian_soron.html
MAY be difficult to find!

Taiyou no Shinden: Asteka II (Windows, Falcom Memorial Game Series)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_taiyou_mgstaiyou.html

Vantage Master (Windows)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_vantagemaster_vm.html

Vantage Master V2 (Windows)
CD Track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_vantagemaster_vm2.html

XANADU (Windows, Falcom Memorial Game Series)
CD track info not available

I have 21 RPGs for the PC-98 that I would like if you are not too busy:

...long list of soundtracks...

I am so sorry if there are too much I have requested. I am not wanting them right now, just take your time. I am in no hurry.

Can you pick one or two that you really want? The whole list is easily 50+ hours of work and that's not gonna happen anytime soon.

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Adding a few CD Audio request:

Shin Eiyuu Densetsu / New The Legend of Heroes for Windows.
CD track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_eddrasle_ned.html

Brandish 4 for Windows
CD track info here: http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/ysmusic/cd/cd_brandish_br4.html

logi74 has a nice collection of all the Falcom soundtracks including these two. Check out the Pastebin link in the signature in the first post of this thread (Thread 216888).

I have 21 RPGs for the PC-98 that I would like if you are not too busy

The first (I think) Amaranth soundtrack for the PC-98 can be found here:

http://raborak.com/saladedemais/amaranth-pc98-game-recording

Can you pick one or two that you really want? The whole list is easily 50+ hours of work and that's not gonna happen anytime soon.

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logi74 has a nice collection of all the Falcom soundtracks including these two. Check out the Pastebin link in the signature in the first post of this thread (Thread 216888).

Well, I might as well pick the two that deal with Mecha- Gen-Kaiser and Hamlet.

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The first (I think) Amaranth soundtrack for the PC-98 can be found here:

http://raborak.com/saladedemais/amaranth-pc98-game-recording

Thanks, I'll be sure to get it.

Well, I might as well pick the two that deal with Mecha- Gen-Kaiser and Hamlet.

I posted Gen-Kaiser a couple of months ago along with a few other TGL soundtracks. You can find it under 'Kisoushinden Genkaizer' in the PC-98 section.

Oh, I didn't know. Thanks.

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I posted Gen-Kaiser a couple of months ago along with a few other TGL soundtracks. You can find it under 'Kisoushinden Genkaizer' in the PC-98 section.
I didn't know you had it uploaded. Well, let me know when you do the others I requested in the future. Don't worry- I am not pressuring you or hurrying you in any way.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #039: Game Music History ~1990~

A double-length episode featuring game music from 1990. This was the year the SNES was released in Japan, the Amiga reached its peak in Europe, and the MT-32 became the go-to device for many PC soundtracks. The playlist is supposed to reflect the very diverse gaming market of that era and is ordered roughly by release date.

Download Episode #039: Game Music History ~1990~ (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom039GameMusicHistory1990/AudioPanicRoom039GameMusicHistory1990.mp3) (156 MB, mp3) here
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Tracklist

01 "BGM #08" - Grandi Florum: Mischief of Iveris (1990, X68000) by Koji Niikura, Yasushi Tomita
02 "BGM 1" - Racing Hero (1990, Arcade) by Hikoshi Hashimoto
03 "Innertube Thrash" - Ski or Die (1990, MS-DOS) by Rob Hubbard
04 "Ma-Da-Ra" - Moryo Senki Madara (1990, NES) by Konami Kuheiha Club
05 "Island of Pirate" - Parodius Da! (1990, Arcade) by Kazuki Muraoka
06 "Title Music" - Slimyer (1990, X68000) by Toshimitsu Kawano
07 "Kasuga" - SD Snatcher (1990, MSX2) by Konami Kukeiha Club
08 "Intro" - Turrican (1990, Commodore 64) by Stefan Hartwig
09 "Final Take a Chance" - Thunder Force III (1990, Mega Drive) by Toshiharu Yamanishi
10 "Thunder Plains" - Turrican (1990, Amiga) by Chris H�lsbeck
11 "Into The Super Battle" - Super Star Soldier (1990, PC Engine) by Keita Hoshi, Nozomi Nakahashi
12 "Loading Screen" - Flimbo's Quest (1990, Commodore 64) by Reyn Ouwehand
13 "Title Theme" - Journey to Silius (1990, NES) by Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki Hara, Shinichi Seya
14 "Battle with Ghosts" - Silent M�bius Case: Titanic (1990, PC-9801) by Masahiro Kajihara
15 "Battle Theme" - Last Armageddon (1990, PC Engine CD) by Hiroharu Hayama
16 "Title Screen" - Gordian Tomb (1990, Commodore 64) by Thomas Detert
17 "In-Game BGM" - Venom Wing (1990, Amiga) by Ramon Braumuller
18 "Confronted! The Shogun Gospel" - Xak II: Rising of the Redmoon (1990, PC-8801) by Ryuji Sasai, Tadahiro Nitta
19 "Final Round" - Space Invaders 90 (1990, Mega Drive) by Noriyuki Iwadare (?)
20 "Crystal World" - Wings of Death (1990, Atari ST) by Jochen Hippel
21 "The Battle of Valis Part 1" - Valis III (1990, PC Engine CD) by Hisao Inoue, Jun Hasabe, Shingo Murakami
22 "Stage 3: The Forest" - Prophecy I: The Viking Child (1990, Amiga) by Barry Leitch
23 "Deep in the Caribbean..." - The Secret of Monkey Island (1990, MS-DOS) by Michael Land
24 "Electric Revenge" - ShockWave (1990, Amiga) by Matthew Simmonds
25 "Main Theme" - Bubble Ghost (1990, Gameboy) by Hitoshi Sakimoto
26 "World Theme 1" - Silver Surfer (1990, NES) by Tim Follin, Geoff Follin
27 "Oasis" - King's Quest V: Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder (1990, MS-DOS) by Mark Seibert, Ken Allen
28 "Main Theme" - Oxyd (1990, Atari ST) by J�rgen Piscol
29 "Ending" - Super Mario World (1990, SNES) by Koji Kondo
30 "Asteroids" - Awesome (1990, Amiga) by Tim Wright
31 "Credits" - Wizardry V: Heart of the Maelstrom (1990, FM Towns) by Kohei Tanaka
32 "Information" - Cyber Block Metal Orange (1990, PC-8801) by Masaharu Iwata
33 "Bonus Stage" - Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi (1990, Mega Drive) by Keisuke Tsukahara
34 "Sound File MI04" - Span of Dream (1990, PC-9801) by Yoshinobu Hiraiwa, Motoi Sakuraba
35 "Fungal Land" - Dragon Saber: After Story of Dragon Spirit (1990, Arcade) by Shinji Hosoe
36 "Peaceful World" - Actraiser (1990, SNES) by Yuzo Koshiro
37 "Fullmetal Fighter" - M.U.S.H.A. (1990, Mega Drive) by Toshiaki Sakoda

Great playlist, both quantity and quality in the selection! Even right down to Bubble Ghost. :) If anything, it could have had some more Game Boy tunes, as the GB was really starting to flourish in '90 with tons of good titles coming out, but it's still good. Nice to see the continuance of the year-theme as well, has been a while now since the 1989 episode.

Good work! Will check the YouTube version when I get a chance tomorrow.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Alderan (C64) (mega.nz/#!CJAmgJzC!lKvXfuJFs00ChQTlG3Y0tJp5JFiUiY2AKJGjD5O xH9k)1991"Softlight"Stein Pedersen, Ole Marius Pettersen, Lars Hoff"39.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Cyber Block Metal Orange (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!2QQADT5L!Tj4m-W8fDDl2bM2mBdYM5MbmpTgU9ylBJoWuTNnvHbs)1990"Custom"Yoshio Furukawa, Masaharu Iwata, Hitoshi Sakimoto"69.0 MB"OPN"
Harald Hardtooth in "The Fight of the Clean Teeth" (C64) (mega.nz/#!yQp3QDgC!nMFNPvV8DMHX_pHgjRUCv8zx101Gv3hOk20Vre8 rtQA)1992"Colgate-Palmolive A/S"Thomas Mogensen (DRAX)"30.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Madness (C64) (mega.nz/#!aRwGBaCB!mb_cuCXm-r14vaLfhPIhPAMnz7PyjFEhJ--Y-oaPxNs)1991"CP Verlag"Mario Kriwanek (MOK)"14.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Motley Tetris (C64) (mega.nz/#!aQojjZDC!oq_h5kUHYadR41ATfVXga5Jv-02s2_XvAobTxm-wSHk)1994"Markt & Technik"Thomas Mogensen (DRAX), Anders Rodahl (Rage)"24.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Nibbly'92 (C64) (mega.nz/#!3VwHAYAZ!_y08_2B37w0Wo1cpV2RukYFbboJfI1LLz6-qIfFs-Us)1992"CP Verlag"Thomas Mogensen (DRAX)"25.7 MB"real+emul.SID"
Silver Ghost (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!2YJl2CQD!Z5--jksbMNHL1o2z_aMiVV_scK1T2E1i95BD472dhVo)1988"Kure Software Koubou"n/a"27.0 MB"OPN"
Stack Up (C64) (mega.nz/#!PFIllJBB!0yoocawEHHmMAldtU1W2_mB9SGpVUukZA8MGXz0 EQS4)1991"Zeppelin Games"Jens-Christian Huus (JCH)"12.5 MB"real+emul.SID"
Tintin on the Moon (C64) (mega.nz/#!6A4zwa5T!2gkbVVKG1n8WgG6wQlz3xsy1cDCrnrU8Z54P6xi TjeU)1989"Infogrames"Jeroen Tel"16.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Virgin Angel (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!PMxRmCbK!AyO-lEkFU_dh042BNilFrzAIRTx2jhO6MB4Qipj2M00)1995"Crystal Soft"Sen Shibata"55.0 MB"OPNA"
Wanderers (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LcxDnSgR!-j4EKbP4hQp6qxUWVbYhhsAU0JVXb-0Tp9ZmmfyYt1M)1994"Crystal Soft"Sen Shibata"34.0 MB"OPNA"
Wildfire: The Revenge! (C64) (mega.nz/#!HMQlnB5J!PdY_r-EQbuvSOLVR7G0VtEiKKjJ7kOIG7gW4Laf6pG8)1991"Mega Industries"Roel Bosch, Gerard Hultink"42.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Yogi's Great Escape (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HIZlTCpD!WaJEHW6CIshxPEPVu2rfVjUWJ5CHx25hxx5w52j 2knY)1990"HiTec Software"Howie Davis"21.4 MB""


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Great playlist, both quantity and quality in the selection! Even right down to Bubble Ghost. :) If anything, it could have had some more Game Boy tunes, as the GB was really starting to flourish in '90 with tons of good titles coming out, but it's still good. Nice to see the continuance of the year-theme as well, has been a while now since the 1989 episode.

Good work! Will check the YouTube version when I get a chance tomorrow.

I was trying to create a playlist that actually reflects the gaming market of that year and not just put together a list with my favorite tracks. To make this somewhat objective I first had a look at various game sites/archives to get an estimate for the number of games that were released for each system that year. Based on that I calculated 'budgets' for each platform and then picked the tracks according to that. At the end there were 3 or so spots remaining that I filled with a few personal favorites. I also had to make a few concessions here and there: for example, the Amiga and Atari ST libraries are very similar so these two systems had to share a budget, or there were only a handful of SNES releases, but because it was a brand new major console I had to reserve a couple of spots for that as well.

I was trying to create a playlist that actually reflects the gaming market of that year and not just put together a list with my favorite tracks. To make this somewhat objective I first had a look at various game sites/archives to get an estimate for the number of games that were released for each system that year. Based on that I calculated 'budgets' for each platform and then picked the tracks according to that. At the end there were 3 or so spots remaining that I filled with a few personal favorites. I also had to make a few concessions here and there: for example, the Amiga and Atari ST libraries are very similar so these two systems had to share a budget, or there were only a handful of SNES releases, but because it was a brand new major console I had to reserve a couple of spots for that as well.

I see.

Thank you very much for Silver Ghost! I really like the sound of this soundtrack, wish there was more of it and also that I knew who composed it. Will check out the rest of the new stuff as well.

I see.

Thank you very much for Silver Ghost! I really like the sound of this soundtrack, wish there was more of it and also that I knew who composed it. Will check out the rest of the new stuff as well.

Silver Ghost doesn't seem to have credits, just a small ending scene. All the other KSK games from that era were composed by Masaki Sasaki so it might have been him but I wasn't able to find anything to support that.

Whoa, not sure how I've missed this thread before. Lots of great C64 and Amiga stuff here, thanks!

Thanks for Tintin on the Moon. What a jam!

By the way, just a quick question, was The Mariners' Tale from Motley Tetris adapted from something else or is it a completely original composition?

Thanks for Tintin on the Moon. What a jam!

By the way, just a quick question, was The Mariners' Tale from Motley Tetris adapted from something else or is it a completely original composition?

Mariner's Tale is a fairly well-known track from this demo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fkqmEgeAAE), as far as I know its an original piece by Rage. I only found out about Motley Tetris when I tagged the Nibbly'92 soundtrack because that's where all the other tracks were taken from. Both of these games were coded by the same people so maybe they just re-purposed the DRAX tunes and added Mariner's Tale because they liked it. Can't fault them on that one.

I have a PC-98 request:

Desire (OPN & OPNA), by Ryu Umemoto

Thank you for your latest uploads, nx666.

I have 3 arcade game soundtrack requests.

Empire City 1931
Dead Angle
Olympic Soccer '92

Hi nx666, thanks for accepting requested rips by me and others.

I'm quoting this post to see if you forgot it or not. If not, then that's okay.

I have a PC-98 request:

Desire (OPN & OPNA), by Ryu Umemoto

I'll post this soundtrack with the next update, it's not my rip though. The OPNA version is actually the later PC-9821 release and is pretty much identical with the OPN original. From what I remember, there are only a handful of tracks that use one(!) additional FM channel.

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Hi nx666, thanks for accepting requested rips by me and others.

I'm quoting this post to see if you forgot it or not. If not, then that's okay.

All these games require a lot of manual work/research which isn't something that I have time for right now. There is a post on the previous page that describes what I can currently commit to.

@nx666

I see. Cancel on them until future ripping them by you, me or others. Perhaps instead of those 3 that cost a lot of effort and time, try these:

Ace Combat/Air Combat (Arcade, Namco & Arsys Software)
Star Cruiser (PC-98, Arsys Software)
Daiku no Gen-san (Arcade, Irem)

Thank you very much.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Addams Family, The (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bZ4HiQIY!3_ZSA_qc2XC_zvQa_7zxiJ5ZsRw9Vx1k0Syrr1N 7Obo)1992"Ocean"Jonathan Dunn"17.6 MB""
American Gladiators (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!GVwEgAjY!20Doi0fbhGdsNsChe-sfC8Ud9rla8ElqOiViEhes_Qw)1992"Gametek"Barry Leitch"3.8 MB""
Desire: Haitoku no Rasen (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qBJ1BLSQ!W4bm3wcIQqnslOl9ngK3YhzWx7fZ_jjVG5Xp89L m-qs)1994"C's Ware"Ryu Umemoto"108.8 MB"OPN (not my rip)"
Hamlet (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!HQJEHDJI!HTm9xhu4l-z-mnSlT6yJUqKNyANI9iy5gn2vUggc0RU)1993"Panther Software"n/a"118.9 MB"OPN"
Killing Machine (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uYIw2CRY!kBj1LeaRxnYIad370cpWzd8OpfoeIXDV_mPZc8M U044)1993"Atlantis"Saul Cross"23.7 MB""
Lamborghini American Challenge (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!Td5BnYIa!tmLYIQLacw1jz0XYSAEIlZEFfL8HQK8GCir4W79 i_v0)1994"Titus"Fr�d�ric Prados, Michael Knaepen"5.0 MB""
Love Escalator (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!PcRkyZ4Z!G6gBLIjvjZw2fNW87S-IyYlhm6nRqfA_caHWQeF0yM8)1998"Umitsuki Production"Naoto Ishikawa, Tadayuki Itou"128.5 MB"OPNA"
Nigel Mansell's World Championship (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3dI3gYQJ!wDY3kZ6kaLPwzZzqJyuSU4oUDRVy8eWla5EIIrC rRcM)1992"Gremlin Graphics"Patrick Phelan, Richard Ede"59.2 MB"includes CD32 version"
Nucleus (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!OZQ20ITY!ASWAyzJN6ijaOuq6N5dku3_uPY2y_wauxEqGTx9 2Qwg)1990"Microtec"Adrian Cummings"24.5 MB""
Paramax (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KY4knTqL!8UBX1mKSsCa5pXeQ7HAGGZGRnlRiS1Q5ghMEk8M fDOE)1991"Kingsoft"Jasmin Topalovic, Martin Tykesson"19.2 MB""
Premiere (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bAxQiZjJ!p5DOwiNKiu8s70mfjYXB8BGCC9QbfDfvqFU7HBL 1Now)1992"Core Design"Martin Iveson"50.9 MB""
Simulcra (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!LJ5glKoA!fpdwR94RMQRj2Ewq6hgJYMDLJ99ygoyJs1Nhk3w RdxY)1990"Microstyle"Jason Page"10.3 MB""
Slayer (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!PMpAmIgQ!53dR1X8Pzf1FjpK0eKFN_saDcHIPXa3wNMKaPIf Fi28)1989"Hewson"Gary Biasillo"5.7 MB""
Star Trap (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!bUhw1I4L!xG-FVgYqj-MzuvVzabdbqWvS5pBBjqGyypG_DPH7qw8)1996"Fairy Dust"S.Miyamoto,T.Nogi,D.Takahashi,etc."85.9 MB"OPN, tags translated by KingTengu"
Starush (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!yQAUSbzQ!xWuqW7T7nSymS5XXacZ85WWCihU9k4Sclb8EIvP-WBo)1992"Ubisoft"David Fernandes"18.8 MB""
Steel (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!LZYCTSAB!PnAFHsNOIwN1i6J4-I12jKDq8qhfKQrzrPX4s1w2d9c)1989"Hewson"Gary Biasillo"3.9 MB""
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!zRhQTThD!w3stgrWiTjWCkotQS-QPPAwdJT-EF5Q-1-z2VnrXQio)1990"Image Works"Tony Williams"8.1 MB""
Vyrus (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!iMARFTDZ!xD18s4THBjvPFiZP5aDUAsde3v5oAoTCmjSzU_b DqqQ)1991"Epilogue"Michael Tsch�gl"10.3 MB""
Walker (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!WBZwBA5Q!9sl0sAwYOSIuctW8ZDoI4vYR5xK3lXNnCSaa3kt 5-NU)1993"Psygnosis"Raymond Usher"14.7 MB""
Zynaps (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3MYXwQ6Z!xgy_mhKoFXSR1jQ4hxCPNe2xvX_xMqz43gd612G-GB0)1988"Hewson"Giulio Zicchi"9.9 MB""

Great update! Now I don't have to worry about not having new music to listen to this coming week. :)

Thank you very much, nx666!

May I request P.O.W.: Prisoners of War for the arcade version?

Thanks for Hamlet. It looks like you need a break.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Air Combat (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!XRgW0SwA!9rZHjsfEiPeO4UUdLaVuf98SlwU3qvJV7TDFGd3 Nb5s)1993"Namco"Hiroyuki Kawada"20.7 MB""
Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!yQQzVbpI!FrYm__E5ahX4s0rCpeNHzjT1Bf8_KulY5JsDYNI gMf0)1993"Core Design"Martin Iveson"119.6 MB"includes CD32 version"
Double Sphere (C64) (mega.nz/#!rUwjVDTb!5oMeXSSOfmnX5AgrQrjVR-T1hCtNsj_vzUI3tgAo-hU)1990"CP Verlag"Stefan Hartwig"120.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Fire Shark (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!DUACETxQ!OsxYzq9SHjZUespwZ6y93z9ZB5F874niyS2Lyms vsKY)1989"Toaplan"Masahiro Yuge"26.9 MB""
Hammerin' Harry (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!7Bo1WCwR!o-o2gjb5fbQDxcOuhPpFib0ZSuMOrOBT3m5CM_ciuog)1990"Irem"Takushi Hiyamuta"30.1 MB""
Operation Harrier (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!SJhh3YAZ!hdD6wZC65j7DXaq2AzcyQOws4eB40qC0rbOyLex YCoY)1990"U.S. Gold"Kevin Collier"5.6 MB""
P.O.W.: Prisoners of War (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!yMwiQDZS!wGarEaTkJOA9GYOC5GL0FbavNqsxZ6gvX09aOjH feuA)1988"SNK"Toshikazu Tanaka, Yoko Osaka, Kazuhiro Nishida"80.9 MB""
Seek and Destroy (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eJR3zLSC!MRIr_0NqnWnhhBYLxzXa4jF8i5SoDD4X1_j0-3sJ4QE)1993"Mindscape"Blair Zuppicich"28.0 MB"includes CD32 version"
Vimana (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!3Fx2VAyA!C2QZGcmacBElt8h0WYanR8pJsNdGAdYMXr6xeJO n-2g)1991"Toaplan"Toshiaki Tomizawa"32.4 MB""

Thanks for the update! Some good stuff this time. For those who haven't heard it yet, I can really recommend checking out Vimana, it's a great soundtrack.

I have a new PC-98 request by the way:

Xak 3: The Eternal Reccurence - both the OPN and SC-55 versions if possible, but if this would be too time-consuming, only the OPN version will suffice.

Thanks for the update! Some good stuff this time. For those who haven't heard it yet, I can really recommend checking out Vimana, it's a great soundtrack.

I have a new PC-98 request by the way:

Xak 3: The Eternal Reccurence - both the OPN and SC-55 versions if possible, but if this would be too time-consuming, only the OPN version will suffice.

You can get that one from mixi's thread (Thread 168635).

You can get that one from mixi's thread (Thread 168635).

Excellent! Thank you, good sir. :)

Another request, if possible:

Jesus (PC-88)

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #040: Funky Town

Welcome to Funky Town, the home of driving rhythms and groovy bass lines. This episode of Audio Panic Room features a selection of tracks that were all inspired by funk in its various guises.

Download Episode #040: Funky Town (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom040FunkyTown/AudioPanicRoom040FunkyTown.mp3) (79 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TatK--0IrUw)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Miror B. Battle" - Pok�mon XD: Gale of Darkness (2005, Gamecube) by Tsukasa Tawada
02 "Title Screen" - Harald Hardtooth in "The Fight of the Clean Teeth" (1992, MS-DOS) by Jens-Christian Huus (JCH)
03 "Funky Town" - Little Big Adventure (1994, MS-DOS) by Philippe Vachey
04 "Five Nine Seven Eight" - Soundshock: FM Funk Madness!! (2011) by Jake Kaufman (Virt)
05 "Spineless Funk" - Interstate '76 (1997, Windows) by Arion Salazar, Jeehun Hwang
06 "Rocket Punch" - Love Escalator (1998, PC-9801) by Tadayuki Itou (Tee D)
07 "Bontempi Bonanza" - The Fantastic Four (1997, Playstation) by Stephen Root, Neil Palmer
08 "Ending" - FMP Music Disk III (1996, PC-9801) by Daisuke Takahashi (KID)
09 "Dancing Bomber" - Dangun Feveron (1998, Arcade) by Ryuichi Yabuki, Nanpei Misawa, Ryo Sakai
10 "Stage 2: Magical Town" - McDonald's Treasure Land Adventure (1993, Mega Drive) by Katsuhiko Suzuki, Satoshi Murata
11 "Miracle Man" - Demo (1993, S3M) by Jonne Valtonen (Purple Motion)
12 "Battle I (Winning Expectation)" - Chou Jigen Densetsu Rall 3: Kakuseihen (1994, PC-9801) by Ryu Umemoto
13 "Gutbucket" - Demo (2006, XM) by Jaakko Kaitaniemi (Reed)
14 "In-Game BGM (Edit)" - Eliminator (1989, Commodore 64) by Jeroen Tel

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Banshee (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bF5mQDaR!4GMzzmR-AAYBKKBrKw1v8kiONfEOyyINUgI5P_vL_KI)1994"Core Design"Martin Iveson"24.7 MB"includes CD32 version"
DreamWeb (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3RYRnKjS!vazVFu6SA5Ac45fdw2N7LKveRRfX5q8pSxaQKJb XhiE)1994"Creative Reality"Matthew Seldon"19.1 MB""
Fifth Element: Tamashii no Genso (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LAwz0TJC!nxFq_8uGjZ8ZZb2jK4-8hjlRmfQkXM9Vkga9N0auHgw)1992"You-en-tai"Daisuke Takahashi"58.6 MB"OPN"
Fifth Element 2: Hikari to Yami no Ouji (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qQ4njKbK!-Z9MRV45EDxV_EpELs07ex2fVjKXnrAPYDLht61chuY)1993"You-en-tai"Daisuke Takahashi"81.8 MB"OPN"
Jesus (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!DBImzJLZ!WMKB9jvIQkDAv8LZkZBLajWTLD4b62_Js8mou12 DqOs)1987"Enix"Koichi Sugiyama"41.2 MB"OPN"
Litil Divil (CD32) (mega.nz/#!XQIlFLpa!5u5p7ngsg4w-Kg06J4b4sEGTCZt-s79N8MQ0JdYEVWA)1994"Gremlin"Patrick Phelan, Neil Biggin"45.2 MB""
Star Cruiser (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qEwkCSBa!t0X919cbsUxMh7lC9IYXKl__6Q7o185EpzBoK4b slnI)1988"Arsys Software"Toshiya Yamanaka, Osamu Nagano"87.9 MB"OPN"
Super Methane Bros (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!adZQBCSQ!eFF-ALSoDphU9sBVXaWfZhBTLsEi1jdrxRw9LwJwIEo)1994"Apache Software"Matthew Owens"96.8 MB"includes CD32 version"
Trouble Outsiders (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!uIh0FYTJ!x_fWM0GQXIdRltsDYTQWs_SzrI9XB3DlfJY08sC Uyqg)1993"Petit"Shiori Ueno"37.0 MB"OPNA"

Thanks for the update! :)

I'd like to request two PC-98 soundtracks with some great, funky tunes:

Dragon Master Silk 1 & 2

I know I still want those RPGs, but not right now. Because I found out that Arsys also developed and reprogrammed Prince of Persia for the PC-98 and I feel that I would like its soundtrack.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Apprentice (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uEwzESBK!PwV-G_rliHnh_3gi1qK01HWjAjSImegRDrqRe62U3hc)1990"Rainbow Arts"Chris H�lsbeck"53.6 MB""
Belial (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HVY3GSqb!OUmgklIzNYMebhOGxAg8wDGCPSzw4McyWm9JjPR EtmQ)1989"ECP"Sector Software"4.9 MB""
Dragon Master Silk: Ryu Shokan Musume (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!GAY2jRzA!2U23uuIifUBXaKrYzbRymhmmjnsYpio0UZIclYj xRGg)1992"Gimmick House"Yoshio Furukawa, Hitoshi Sakimoto"52.0 MB"OPN"
Dragon Master Silk II (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!OZ5QwKDa!Q6ozKFD5NzZekOGCz0r9CdeKULqpedUCe_uLWqj R2Eg)1995"Gimmick House"Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata"89.8 MB"OPN"
Escape from Colditz (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!SZwgxJiD!RKN0TccFr56xdxwcrlx_bg09eJMAK-T_kluXd8pYlXU)1990"Digital Magic"Bj�rn Lynne (Dr.Awesome)"11.3 MB""
KGB (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!jZwWzYYJ!LKpwN7z4AlDlWor6nXQpC5KQILaS7CLcCF6YqQS mR2M)1992"Virgin Games"Alexandre Ekian, Stephane Picq"22.7 MB""
MIG 29 Soviet Fighter (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uc5CnZrb!Pwksv-i-sntXaYl2kXUR3ovyhTnZEKmAIbhMxXrNfgQ)1990"Codemasters"Allister Brimble"6.9 MB""
Prince of Persia (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!SYAxzQKY!W4siDaA6kf3nNdKjZWelSRlgvfWRyfpQ2D6RFp8 ZABQ)1990"Br�derbund Japan"Toshiya Yamanaka"45.6 MB"OPN"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!2BRyHBIZ!JEaqEZRkRozCGONxsAZ57SpAEdl7uIv-tp0b32JFgeo)1990"Ultra Games"Kris Hatlelid, Ivan Allan"22.4 MB""
Traps 'n' Treasures (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!SUICUIgT!NHAoiFGjzgL0hH3XZyimP3qx96XLiOiFoetxZR-0-wU)1993"Starbyte Software"Ruedi Hugentobler"33.3 MB""
Xenon 2: Megablast (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!nExjxYzb!5YvQz9wqAadwjH5jxtykdcsiU9vY6RN2FljKPMJ ySb8)1989"Image Works"Tim Simenon, David Whittaker, Merlin, S'Express, Betty Boo, etc."144.7 MB"updated with CDTV soundtrack"
Zombi (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!qBInGRCb!qAlQDpXfPvOOa4zxlOZ7LH3TvM5Ui3QZFcTwYVe VeeA)1989"Ubisoft"Alain Da Silva"8.3 MB""

Excellent update! :)

Now for my last PC-98 request, fittingly at the end of the alphabet:

Zatsuon Ryouiki (this soundtrack has a truckload of different versions, but I just want the regular OPN version)

Thanks, nx666. Your uploads are well done. If you are open to more requests, try these if allowed:

Spelunker (Commodore 64)
Spelunker (MSX)
Star Cruiser (PC-88 OPN and OPNA)

Thanks.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #041: Dr.Awesome

Bj�rn Lynne aka Dr.Awesome is a Norwegian composer who started his career as a member of the demo group Crusaders and went on to compose the soundtracks for a number of games on Amiga and PC. His style draws influences from genres like electronic prog, synth rock, and ambient, creating soundscapes that were pretty unique for that era of video games.

Download Episode #041: Dr.Awesome (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom041DrAwesome/AudioPanicRoom041DrAwesome.mp3) (67 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAgiGL-59so)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Niagra" - Escape from Colditz (1990, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
02 "Blood" - Fantastic Voyage (1991, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
03 "BGM 2" - Loop Bomberman Online (2001, Browser Game) by Bj�rn Lynne
04 "Alien Territory (Edit)" - Hotwired (Music Disk) (1990, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
05 "Moongazer" - Cubulus (1991, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
06 "Bud Peculiar (Edit)" - Bass-O-Matic (Music Disk) (1991, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
07 "Andante" - Morphello (1995, MS-DOS) by Bj�rn Lynne
08 "Cyberlife 1" - AM/FM Special Disk #4 (1991, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne
09 "Evil Pumpkin-Head (Edit)" - Pig Detective (1998, Windows) by Bj�rn Lynne
10 "Space Deliria" - Project-X (1992, Amiga) by Bj�rn Lynne

Requesting some Compile shmups for MSX:
Zanac
Guardic
Gulkave
Blaster Burn
Thexder

nx666 said only up to 3 games at a time can be requested for rips. Is that still correct, nx666?

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Guardic (MSX) (mega.nz/#!bNgEFDJS!2EnWfUVUuSfVtx6flNAGBZVg8zoPylybieTACnr lP5I)1986"Compile"Masatomo Miyamoto"3.6 MB"PSG (not my rip)"
Spelunker (C64) (mega.nz/#!TNQniQiD!uE7YKPpNP1s6X6KE4jKI8WlHVyvpVTnLRAmVV2B RHKM)1984"Br�derbund"Tim Martin"3.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Star Cruiser (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!HVwH2KgJ!6MOFxx4-jzyYgZwRglf_9gPJ0EDls-r6wtKOuyaznEA)1988"Arsys Software"Toshiya Yamanaka"48.4 MB"OPNA (not my rip)"
Zanac EX (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!aAQSyShY!aFotznB2ZVqR0lKkMnY9dwvtHDEXcp6dty49pgI LdVI)1986"Compile"Masatomo Miyamoto"5.5 MB"PSG (not my rip)"
Zatsuon Ryouiki (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qFhAla5Q!FABxPLWhLB0reckEEV1lKI36RYRpPgGaW7clreG 4cQs)1994"D.O."Ryuuichirou Fujisawa, Hiro Tachibana"66.4 MB"OPN"


Thanks, nx666. Your uploads are well done. If you are open to more requests, try these if allowed:
Star Cruiser (PC-88 OPN and OPNA)
Thanks.

Is there any difference between the PC-88 and PC-98 OPN versions of this soundtrack?

nx666 said only up to 3 games at a time can be requested for rips. Is that still correct, nx666?

Well, compared to his last list, this one was rather modest :) In general, I will only work on new rips when time permits, which is very limited at the moment anyway.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Guardic (MSX) (mega.nz/#!bNgEFDJS!2EnWfUVUuSfVtx6flNAGBZVg8zoPylybieTACnr lP5I)1986"Compile"Masatomo Miyamoto"3.6 MB"PSG (not my rip)"
Spelunker (C64) (mega.nz/#!TNQniQiD!uE7YKPpNP1s6X6KE4jKI8WlHVyvpVTnLRAmVV2B RHKM)1984"Br�derbund"Tim Martin"3.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Star Cruiser (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!HVwH2KgJ!6MOFxx4-jzyYgZwRglf_9gPJ0EDls-r6wtKOuyaznEA)1988"Arsys Software"Toshiya Yamanaka"48.4 MB"OPNA (not my rip)"
Zanac EX (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!aAQSyShY!aFotznB2ZVqR0lKkMnY9dwvtHDEXcp6dty49pgI LdVI)1986"Compile"Masatomo Miyamoto"5.5 MB"PSG (not my rip)"
Zatsuon Ryouiki (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qFhAla5Q!FABxPLWhLB0reckEEV1lKI36RYRpPgGaW7clreG 4cQs)1994"D.O."Ryuuichirou Fujisawa, Hiro Tachibana"66.4 MB"OPN"



Is there any difference between the PC-88 and PC-98 OPN versions of this soundtrack?

Tempo is the difference:

https://youtu.be/MmLewIYMqcc

EDIT:

I requested it for comparing and for history reasons.

EDIT 2:

Are SG-1000 soundtracks okay to rip? If so, try the easy Star Force and Exerion ones.

Well, compared to his last list, this one was rather modest :) In general, I will only work on new rips when time permits, which is very limited at the moment anyway.

No problem. They should be rather small. Plus Compile is known for their shmups. NX, question: in Aleste, just WHO is Ellinor?

Noticed some of the tracks are clustered. Were these taken from http://vgmdb.net/album/6804 X3?

Are SG-1000 soundtracks okay to rip? If so, try the easy Star Force and Exerion ones.

I've never tried my hands on SG-1000 before. What makes you think these games are easy to rip? Also, that's a console and off-topic for this thread anyway.

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Noticed some of the tracks are clustered. Were these taken from http://vgmdb.net/album/6804 X3?

Like I indicated in the update, these are not my rips and I can't remember where I originally got them from. I don't have the album in your link but it's possible that someone else took this collection and turned it into individual soundtracks.

Thanks for Zatsuon Ryouiki! :) Man, I've really overdosed on PC-98 lately... Can't stop listening to X-Girl. :P

I have four new Commodore 64 requests that I hope won't prove too time-consuming. All of them are pretty short with two or three tracks each, I think (the last one even has only one). But they are all really catchy and well worth it:

Firefly by Fred Gray
Ghosttown by Geoff Follin
Shaolin by Jon Wells
The Ninja Warriors by Tony Williams

I've never tried my hands on SG-1000 before. What makes you think these games are easy to rip? Also, that's a console and off-topic for this thread anyway.

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Like I indicated in the update, these are not my rips and I can't remember where I originally got them from. I don't have the album in your link but it's possible that someone else took this collection and turned it into individual soundtracks.

About SG-1000, I saw you ripped CD-i and PCE-CD/TG-CD games in the Misc. section, but nevermind SG-1000. Continue with other requests earlier.

I've never tried my hands on SG-1000 before. What makes you think these games are easy to rip? Also, that's a console and off-topic for this thread anyway.

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Like I indicated in the update, these are not my rips and I can't remember where I originally got them from. I don't have the album in your link but it's possible that someone else took this collection and turned it into individual soundtracks.

Ah ok thanks anyway!

Next are a trio of MSX games by Konami, all same series:
Knightmare: Majou Densetsu
Majou Densetsu II: Daimashikyou Galious - The Maze of Galious
Knightmare 3: Shalom

And also the excellent pioneering action RPG Hydlide, all for MSX:
Hydlide: THE LEGEND OF HYDLIDE 1985 T&E Soft Shigeru Tomita
Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness 1986 T&E Soft Keiichi Maruyama
Hydlide 3: The Space Memories 1987 T&E Soft Shigeru Tomita

And also the excellent pioneering action RPG Hydlide, all for MSX:
Hydlide: THE LEGEND OF HYDLIDE 1985 T&E Soft Shigeru Tomita
Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness 1986 T&E Soft Keiichi Maruyama
Hydlide 3: The Space Memories 1987 T&E Soft Shigeru Tomita

ruiner9 has Hydlide 3 for MSX in his thread (Thread 219717). You can also get the Sharp X1 version of Hydlide 2 in this thread, which is similar to the MSX version.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Batman Returns (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!qEgRQZJR!zfATTMuEsliJgGaZGJfnnVzOmRBd0SqfmPW_FBt vFUw)1994"Konami"n/a"24.5 MB""
DiscStation #13 Blaster Burn Gallery (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!XFhEyCbb!x8Koqy44aErQ_t1K_4NZ1yeXfrMTdHA3xNdUmUp WN7Q)1990"Compile"Keiji Takeuchi, Toshiaki Sakoda, Masanobu Tsukamoto"37.3 MB"OPLL"
DiscStation #18 Blaster Burn Gallery 2 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!KZIXwBhK!tStL9DBaSANDR5NshK4b5PmIdGS1GnCRvRRIPIc gQJU)1990"Compile"Keiji Takeuchi, Masanobu Tsukamoto"54.3 MB"OPLL"
Dune II: The Battle For Arrakis (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!fZJ2HaLL!umDYFdB6dQonOYpfeJo335aU_5M4dynMGUTB9B1 hIUA)1993"Virgin Games"Frank Klepacki, Dwight Okahara"18.5 MB""
Firefly (C64) (mega.nz/#!KBJUkCoR!YXMMxDIekDRVM-s4AKmgx6hzbvl8A5P3ER2Dh0ysGpA)1988"Ocean"Fred Gray"18.4 MB"real+emul.SID"
Fright Night (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!vJBlmKZT!Wlt25VR1UIfbDrhLOnx9xFwywqfaCrM9PAFuZO8 WtvY)1989"Microdeal"David Whittaker"57.4 MB""
Ghosttown (C64) (mega.nz/#!CVgRiYxa!36iv-379t8lzTRAr5kb4NowlZ7Zi21UYPRr1t-qPzA8)1990"Virgin Mastertronic"Geoff Follin"27.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Lethal Zone (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HFhnXJaa!Z3XjsVKGlWQHMRzEilf0HAN6m-vRREfeo9QpNJo4Gm4)1991"CompuTec"Frank Lautensack"30.9 MB""
Ninja Warriors, The (C64) (mega.nz/#!3FwxybpQ!xn7LztD6_Vt4pR5iwBwjKVd3bXLz-RS_RL7EHJALo3g)1989"Virgin Mastertronic"Tony Williams"13.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Shaolin (C64) (mega.nz/#!ndgFyCxA!OuAUg-ZNfNjWZ9hEaKxgFrYpcIBHPQSZlhBEg3KALw4)2001"Public Domain"Jonathan Wells"39.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Thexder (MSX) (mega.nz/#!qQQkQSZZ!WPT8NZjtkspdN1zkqRHipamzrPTpD1sRNbnEPEc aqZo)1986"Game Arts"Hibiki Godai"3.9 MB"PSG"


Also, Spelunker and Gulkave (both MSX), require too much manual work for now.

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Next are a trio of MSX games by Konami, all same series:
Knightmare: Majou Densetsu
Majou Densetsu II: Daimashikyou Galious - The Maze of Galious
Knightmare 3: Shalom

ruiner also has Knightmare 2

Thanks nx666. I see, but MSX Spelunker doesn't have much songs. And I noticed the Star Cruiser PC-88 OPNA was ripped alone, but not the OPN one.

Thanks for the update! :)

Thanks nx666. I see, but MSX Spelunker doesn't have much songs. And I noticed the Star Cruiser PC-88 OPNA was ripped alone, but not the OPN one.

There are no sound files for Spelunker (that I know of) so I would have to extract the music myself which is always a huge manual effort. Star Cruiser will be included in one of the next updates.

Please consider if you can find Dragon Lore I and Dragon Lore II: The Heart of the Dragon Man, its an old game from the 90s. St�phane Picq was the composer, for the first at least.

Please consider if you can find Dragon Lore I and Dragon Lore II: The Heart of the Dragon Man, its an old game from the 90s. St�phane Picq was the composer, for the first at least.

I had a look at the 3DO version of DL1 back when I did the Stephane Picq episode of my podcast. From what I remember, the sound files were all pretty short, low quality, and had to be looped manually in an editor. The only longer themes are the intro and ending, but those are baked into the videos so it might not be possible to get them without sfx. All in all, it looked like a lot of work with very little return so I didn't bother with it. I don't know if the DOS version uses different audio formats though and I never looked into DL2 either.

oh ok i had not realized that.

It's been a long time since I made a request, but I've got two Amiga soundtrack trequests for you, nx666!!

- The Amazing Spider-Man (Amiga; apparently only has one track, which is the title screen. Requesting this regardless)
- Suburban Commando (Amiga; the video game adaptation to one of Hulk Hogan's... movies, so to speak, but this actually has some great tunes)

OK, I have one last X68000 request that I somehow forgot back when I did requests for that system. It's a short but great one (just like the corresponding game (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1TX8rjytLc)):

Gardis Light

Could you upload some more tracks from the company known as D.O.? They have some good music in their "games". They have one RPG for the PC98, I don't know what it is called, but it uses GS Midi, as well as MT32 and OPN. I also have one MSX/MSX2 request: Campaign ban Daisenryaku 2, which is a game from System Soft but reprogrammed for the MSX by Micro Cabin.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Amazing Spider-Man, The (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!fAIi3Z5D!S8CmZHAPWL8HG5HHcEjyeTBT9Ns3ltc2q0pSuHI yklY)1990"Empire"Steven Green"4.5 MB""
Arabian Nights (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eE50RJSZ!_TKNeNPSRYxIbegf0V5SfkaTowiPA-47FgJsg3jtEQs)1993"Krisalis"Matt Furniss"56.3 MB""
Knightmare (MSX) (mega.nz/#!2BYAlYwD!_ywogeYBRjXsTokxSm9PfN-XgERWNpah0Age6IZqaLs)1986"Konami"Miki Higashino, Yoshinori Sasaki"11.5 MB"PSG, SCC"
Knightmare III: Shalom (MSX) (mega.nz/#!KEg2TZBQ!cu7a9E965xov3pjBWG5QEVekXWy3T7sZh-oUg7qnavw)1987"Konami"Kazuhiko Uehara, Yoshinori Sasaki, Iku Mizutani, Miki Higashino, Kinuyo Yamashita"59.1 MB"PSG"
Star Cruiser (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!GUggxBqD!ylNn59xCLk9gGFiaNXgx7X1x_SFhpG9SZ2kL0KR J8cE)1988"Arsys Software"Toshiya Yamanaka"87.6 MB"OPN"
Suburban Commando (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3YJVDIhA!j8O-PkxOn8Hl81RU2zAy8bHYAp9ZgiVriiLWjmUMViw)1993"Alternative Software"Paul Tankard"20.3 MB""
Xenopew (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!GNZByB7L!E1NSoTM8gRPQF1UqeJ9Ko1oO8grW3Zpr4fi-XRRARtA)2015"Lemming880"Various Artists"37.4 MB""


Not sure how much time I can dedicate to new rips over the next few weeks, so don't be upset if you have to wait a little bit longer for the next update.

Popping in to expand my Tim Follin collection a bit. Thanks as always! Any chance of getting Chesterfield (C64)?

Thanks for OPN soundtrack of PC-88 Star Cruiser. Take your time with MSX Spelunker if you can, nx666.

As for future requests from me and others, I'll research and wait long enough till you are open for more.

Currently, I am seeking requirements and good tutorials to converting existing MIDI files to various video game styles to expand my library. Any advice is welcome.

Popping in to expand my Tim Follin collection a bit. Thanks as always! Any chance of getting Chesterfield (C64)?

Sure, but like I said above you might have to wait a little bit for the next update. I think that's actually a Geoff Follin soundtrack though.

Hey, since you didn't have this (or at least I couldn't find it) I ripped it for you:
Oh no! More Lemmings for DOS [7.2 MB] (https://mega.nz/#!0egyXRAR!4DqQWbsCbxaj1sSdkO00jASZ2VpPJZRgfEnvl056ad0)
Released in 1991 by Psygnosis, songs by Tony Williams.

Its encoded in mp3 already :)

Hey, since you didn't have this (or at least I couldn't find it) I ripped it for you:
Oh no! More Lemmings for DOS [7.2 MB] (https://mega.nz/#!0egyXRAR!4DqQWbsCbxaj1sSdkO00jASZ2VpPJZRgfEnvl056ad0)
Released in 1991 by Psygnosis, songs by Tony Williams.

Its encoded in mp3 already :)

Good job! I never really got a lot of requests for DOS games so what you see in the OP is mostly stuff I wanted for my own collection and wasn't able to find elsewhere. That's also why I never bothered to do the more popular games, if there is already a decent rip available then I would rather spend my time on something else. Btw, there is a vgm archive (http://vgmrips.net/packs/pack/lemmings-dos) that includes the music from Oh No! More Lemmings, in case you want to update the track names in your version.

Good job! I never really got a lot of requests for DOS games so what you see in the OP is mostly stuff I wanted for my own collection and wasn't able to find elsewhere. That's also why I never bothered to do the more popular games, if there is already a decent rip available then I would rather spend my time on something else. Btw, there is a vgm archive (http://vgmrips.net/packs/pack/lemmings-dos) that includes the music from Oh No! More Lemmings, in case you want to update the track names in your version.
Thank you but unfortunately I don't think those tracks have names, the original Lemmings ones do but as you see, in that rip the 'Oh no! More Lemmings' tracks are also called Tune 1..6:



And this is the metadata that VGMPlay shows:


File Name: Lemmings_DOS/O2_tune2.vgm

Track Title: Tune 2
Game Name: Oh No! More Lemmings
System: PC / DOS
Composer: Tony Williams
Release: 1991
Version: 1.51 Gain: 1.00 Loop: Yes (00:47.45)
VGM by: Valley Bell
Notes:

Used chips: YM3812

Playing 6.23% 00:03.43 / 00:47.45 seconds

I found these names in Hoot (in the order of your rip), but I don't know where they were taken from:



Very Cute
Wacky
Patronizingly Happy
The Smiling Blues
Much Joviality
Not At All Serious


Edit: These names are actually from the Adlib sound files, so I guess they are kinda official.

Do you have Devastators for the Arcade by KONAMI?

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #042: Plastic Fools

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Tracklist

01 "Intro" - The Return of Medusa (1991, Amiga) by Jochen Hippel (Mad Max)
02 "Opening" - Eol-ui Moheom (1995, MS-DOS) by Family Production
03 "Super Steel Fight -Live Version-" - Final Program (2010) by Takashi Gotou (Wiz.)
04 "The Mariner's Tale" - Demo (1994, Commodore 64) by Anders Rodahl (Rage)
05 "Desert Battle Theme" - Metajo (1996, PC-9801) by Yoji Takahashi, Takehiro Nakai, Masaomi Hada, Toshihiro Takagi
06 "Clouds" - Mr.Nutz (1994, SNES) by Raphael Gesqua
07 "Jesus Christ Motocross" - Demo (2009, Amiga) by David Enheden (Esau), Erik Lans (Lance), Zickbone
08 "Title Theme" - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (2001, Gameboy) by Allister Brimble, Will Davis
09 "Tea Break" - May Club (1995, PC-9801) by Youichi Iwasaki
10 "Left Right Excluded" - 10000000 (2011, Windows) by Matthew Klingensmith
11 "Odd Level Theme" - Moai Kun (1990, NES) by Harumi Ueko
12 "In-Game BGM" - Wildfire: The Revenge! (1991, Commodore 64) by Roel Bosch
13 "Level 5" - DEcapAttack (1991, Mega Drive) by Fumito Tamayama
14 "Plastic Fools" - Demo (1996, AHX) by Manfred Linzner (Pink)
15 "Ending" - Psycho Dream (1992, SNES) by Michiko Naruke

Hey nx666. I wonder if you could rip these next? If so, thanks. If not, continue with your current ones:

Touch Down Fever (Arcade, SNK) (with voice samples)
Tecmo Bowl (Arcade, Tecmo)

Thank you for other earlier rips. ^_^

I have just one request (when and if you have the time)...

- Gaia no Monshou (NEC PC-88; this game's music was done by Kouji Hayama and the GOBLIN SOUND team. Bit of trivia: Not sure if the track is in this version, but the title theme in the PC Engine version would later be reused and rearragned as the title theme for Gaiflame for the PC Engine).

EDIT: Just realized that the PC-88 version is actually called Elthlead Senshi. My bad...

How are things? If you have the time, could you glance over this list of KOEI's games on the X68000/PC-9801 in the near future? I know you have some of them ripped, but there are some that are still missing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Koei_Tecmo_games

Also, when you have the time could you get the SC-88/ MT-32 versions of Giten Megami Tensei for the PC 9801/Windows?

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Campaign ban Daisenryaku 2 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!LIxkTYwa!CV59g2n7Ljbx1WO40I_fv4Zv03nysgzau_AlpYx AT7A)1992"Microcabin"n/a"58.1 MB"OPLL+PSG"
Chester Field: Challenge to Dark Gor (C64) (mega.nz/#!PJR2GJoQ!gZqvRJpj0Mve4g6gQuvC7irwRDY2y9WT9E-72aO4yDc)1988"Vic Tokai"Geoff Follin"24.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Devastators (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!PRwS0CDJ!44xF1SOvO6Pu32TH4pWWoFtv4bOgngezqOB0XOB Xrf4)1988"Konami"Konami Kukeiha Club"33.4 MB""
Gaia no Monshou (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!2UZ0HZZI!inE7D6b9cfdph9K4Ge3Lh_QugjGqlx2iFAzmffB E0vk)1987"NCS"Koji Hayama"25.3 MB"OPN"
Gardis Light (X68000) (mega.nz/#!XNxAxJia!jMc_bYGzYA-MdbtOaKdNA-5ymUQidRyO2LldxM7lwac)1994"Sprite"n/a"27.8 MB"OPM/MSM"
Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness (MSX) (mega.nz/#!3EgA2KiR!zThA2N79qtxmLiu-F0DCrL6GMuQx-U9SnvYwXv_ALM4)1986"T&E Soft"Keiichi Maruyama"5.3 MB"PSG"
Realms (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CUIzyawY!fkRl_t9Fvb_TzgK3Z5xVa--fheWtA7ZiIW9Un2kKUgo)1991"Virgin Games"Jason Page"48.7 MB"tagged by ijustwantthestuff"
Touch Down Fever (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!mRhwwY6Y!eeTCf2kqxbRYtrAFpTPkDLUX_13QGbKOZOm2uQQ rxk0)1987"SNK"n/a"85.0 MB""


I couldn't do Hydlide (MSX) and Tecmo Bowl (Arcade), both require too much manual work.

Thanks, nx666. If Tecmo Bowl cannot be ripped, I'll use Tecmo Chronicles album version. As for Spelunker for MSX, I'll request it at VGMrips forum.

For new requests, try ripping these:

Souhou Blue Phoenix (X68000) - Rip in vgm, too, if you can.
Steam's Heart (PC-98 MIDI versions)
Guided MS (X68000)

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Back to the Golden Age (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!uY5XkRrb!4QsnA4h70TIZOtCALynSS99Abg_YUP2KgFZU2SX RrwQ)1991"Ubisoft"Fabrice Smadja"2.3 MB""
Ce'st la vie (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!2RhTmAJQ!l_pWMaciee8WX98eK3_4ka9tQCYXLlemROQRl1K k7mk)1995"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"29.9 MB"OPNA"
Gaplus (C64) (mega.nz/#!PEYFEQQR!PqMheBql35UegSkdDQYAkwfLpCpmOEqiaqYRCsg A4qc)1988"Mastertronic"Jeroen Tel"42.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Gauntlet III: The Final Quest (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!3FYVWQZK!w4PbinkBXmi5AnaI3KTleDbpe2XJDyy04VJzlvz hW3k)1991"U.S. Gold"Tim Follin, Geoff Follin"6.1 MB""
Marion (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LFoUEKSa!cmufuKIFLcRFG_0d_RuTfMlolvRKqV9a6IpXNA7 Ffio)1994"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"37.9 MB"OPNA"
Noltia (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!7JAHDAAA!2linDbowBkxybbb1jyuxQlMbzOlZtcZ3iIU0joI NSt0)1993"Flat"USK Soundware"140.7 MB"OPNA, OPN, OPN (SSG PCM)"
Souhou Blue Phoenix (X68000) (mega.nz/#!KRxGRZCK!99pnvFNpZy3xl19VBDCcWOWJ0pbyBwhH1xwyfjP bR64)1994"Stillrise"Shinoda Nobuhisa"29.6 MB"OPM/MSM"
Turrican (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!LM4UCZAS!gVjVy6LTHEqtijOGilzF3Ih28tiH58h9zNQUr3D u1pE)1990"Rainbow Arts"Jochen Hippel"84.7 MB""
Turrican II: The Final Fight (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!nEJSBaLR!fZnV8T-SLfUD8z_5zrmh6l3nzllNRpFdi-30mbqtLj0)1991"Rainbow Arts"Jochen Hippel"114.0 MB""

Thank you for all these rips. You do great work. Would it be possible for you to rip the music from the PC game "Arthur's Computer Adventure"? I think the format is MS-DOS Windows.

Thank you for all these rips. You do great work. Would it be possible for you to rip the music from the PC game "Arthur's Computer Adventure"? I think the format is MS-DOS Windows.

I had a look at this game: it's possible to extract all the audio but there is a ton of speech and sfx as well, so you would have to sift through hundreds of files in order to find the ones that contain music. This is further compounded by the fact that the game uses its own sound format so importing the files into an audio editor seems to be the only way to listen to them.

I could give you some pointers on how to extract the sound files and make them playable in Audacity though - in case you want to give it a shot yourself.

I can sift through the files, if you could share them. I would try looking on the disc myself, but I lost my copy years ago. Oddly enough, I did not lose the jewel case. :P

I can sift through the files, if you could share them. I would try looking on the disc myself, but I lost my copy years ago. Oddly enough, I did not lose the jewel case. :P

Here is the archive with all the resource files. (https://mega.nz/#!2U523arZ!lJaYoZUbPwv4pSLUYjBv-zjszRTvOLJh4Swh7exnbFs) I also included a command line tool that can be used to extract the data from these archives. After the extraction, sound files will typically have 'WAVE' as part of their filename. The syntax for this process is:

extract_mowhawk --raw filename.mhk
Most of the sound files seem to be standard 8-bit PCM with sample rates of either 22050 or 11025 Hz. You can get the exact rate by opening the file in a Hex editor, it is a two-byte value stored in the header at 14-15h. There are also a few sound files that are using some kind of ADPCM variant, but I didn't investigate this further. The tool above comes from the ScummVM project so maybe someone on that forum would be able to help you with that.

I wonder if I could possibly request the soundtrack to Cotton for the Sharp X68000? Thank you.

Thank you so much for the files, though it looks like I will need those pointers you mentioned. Unfortunately, my ripping/conversion skills are remedial at best. If not for the JoshW archive providing raw files and vgmstream, I wouldn't even get anywhere. I got the .bin files from the .MHK files, but that is where my know-how ends. Is there another program you use in the process (if I did it right at all)?

Thank you so much for the files, though it looks like I will need those pointers you mentioned. Unfortunately, my ripping/conversion skills are remedial at best. If not for the JoshW archive providing raw files and vgmstream, I wouldn't even get anywhere. I got the .bin files from the .MHK files, but that is where my know-how ends. Is there another program you use in the process (if I did it right at all)?

When I looked into this, I simply imported the files as raw audio into Audacity using the parameters above. For a conversion to .wav you could use Sox, here is an example for the file found at \CP\CREDITS.MHK


extract_mohawk --raw CREDITS.RAW

This should net you a ton of .bin files, you can delete anything that doesn't have 'tWAV' as part of the file name. Then use Sox to convert to .wav, for example (this is one of the ADPCM files):


sox -t ima -e ima -r 22050 -c 1 0156_00_tWAV_1000.bin 0156_00_tWAV_1000.wav

For the conversion of ADPCM data you will get a warning because Sox tries to interpret the header information as ADPCM data which also affects the quality of the output file. I haven't tried to figure out how exactly these headers work, but removing the first 32 bytes from the file (with a Hex editor) seemed to do the trick.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Arcus III (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!XZJwFTQJ!iVSY2KK6F0ad4sNSIenTl_8SExtydYy0-cX0zXZHCe8)1991"Wolfteam"Motoi Sakuraba, Ryota Furuya"179.1 MB"OPN, MT-32"
Fantastic Night Dreams: Cotton (X68000) (mega.nz/#!LYJjWLLL!RzpM86d-wW1Pd98dNFCIwL_yK5-p5Nwnq0NeCrNu1p4)1993"Electronic Arts Victor"Shigeharu Isoda"32.0 MB"OPM/MSM"
Gaudi: Barcelona no Kaze (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!zQQBHLIS!Q05_kMS3zJDf5TMhQDWccj1Eco0jTJX2RT8Zs3C 9LAU)1989"Wolfteam"Yasunori Shiono"94.8 MB"OPNA"
Heroes of The Lance (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!uEgTwIjB!0GRpWVlsf2ufLSrvpaDH-7NoJ7Tlwo_VLtvUwXll880)1991"Pony Canyon"Seiji Toda"18.9 MB"OPLL"
Niko^2 (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LRwzGTRY!gKOg_yu3OhSSdzkxJaHt1i_8ubIfAiA0-NwzCqx5rmU)1991"Wolfteam"Motoi Sakuraba, Ryota Furuya"20.8 MB"MT-32"
Zan 2: Kagerou no Jidai (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!zJwFhDgQ!5Atg1salfmTIZWJ_16f61moyQxzz8b3NysUsPof QRdk)1991"Wolfteam"Motoi Sakuraba, Ryota Furuya"86.6 MB"OPN, MT-32"


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Guided MS (X68000)

I can't find a disk image for this game.

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I wonder if I could possibly request the soundtrack to Cotton for the Sharp X68000? Thank you.

Wow, 10 years on the forum and this is your first post? How nice of you to grace my thread :)

LOL. I'm an ancient lurker here. Registered for all the juicy links. Haven't really needed to post anything until now. Thanks for Cotton.

Now that I've broken my ten years of quiet solitude, I figure I might as well ask for another one: think you might be able to do Hellhound on the X68000? Simon B had this a long time ago in his shooter music thread, but I can't find any working links now.

Thank you for other rips, nx666. I see, I'll request it.

Are you still on any of my unfinished requests? If not, try updating all three Garou Densetsu/Fatal Fury X68000 ones with internal sound source music. Double-check.

Thank you.

Thank you for other rips, nx666. I see, I'll request it.

Are you still on any of my unfinished requests? If not, try updating all three Garou Densetsu/Fatal Fury X68000 ones with internal sound source music. Double-check.

Thank you.

Maybe pick one as I might not have the time to do all three of them in the near future. You still have one other request open (Steam-Heart's) but I currently don't have access to my MIDI synths so that one will have to wait. There was another MIDI soundtrack that someone else (Sharrif?) requested that I couldn't do (yet) for the same reason.

Maybe pick one as I might not have the time to do all three of them in the near future. You still have one other request open (Steam-Heart's) but I currently don't have access to my MIDI synths so that one will have to wait. There was another MIDI soundtrack that someone else (Sharrif?) requested that I couldn't do (yet) for the same reason.

Perhaps best choice is Garou Densetsu Special.

Maybe pick one as I might not have the time to do all three of them in the near future. You still have one other request open (Steam-Heart's) but I currently don't have access to my MIDI synths so that one will have to wait. There was another MIDI soundtrack that someone else (Sharrif?) requested that I couldn't do (yet) for the same reason.

Dang. :(

I got two new requests for you. Now I know you did two PC Engine CD soundtracks, but not many video game console soundtracks. I was hoping to request these to ruiner, but since he stopped taking requests, I was wondering if you can do these PC Engine soundtracks for me, as these have some of the best tracks that GOBLIN SOUND has done for that system.

- Gaia no Monshou
- Hisou Kihei X Serd

I got two new requests for you. Now I know you did two PC Engine CD soundtracks, but not many video game console soundtracks. I was hoping to request these to ruiner, but since he stopped taking requests, I was wondering if you can do these PC Engine soundtracks for me, as these have some of the best tracks that GOBLIN SOUND has done for that system.

- Gaia no Monshou
- Hisou Kihei X Serd

If I do these two for you then everybody else will come and (rightfully) ask why I'm not doing console soundtracks for them as well (i.e. the floodgates are open). However, it's pretty easy to create basic PC Engine rips so if you (or anybody else) wants to give it a shot then I can certainly help you with this.

If I do these two for you then everybody else will come and (rightfully) ask why I'm not doing console soundtracks for them as well (i.e. the floodgates are open). However, it's pretty easy to create basic PC Engine rips so if you (or anybody else) wants to give it a shot then I can certainly help you with this.

I'll try on my own, but if I need the help, I'll know who to ask. :)

if there's a soundtrack for the Alone in the Dark spin-off/demo promotional game Jack in the Dark, then i'd like to request that

if there's a soundtrack for the Alone in the Dark spin-off/demo promotional game Jack in the Dark, then i'd like to request that

Sure, but there is only one track.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Hellhound (X68000) (mega.nz/#!nY5hgCTB!1X6-okOEz1d6X7Vm8iAlcFTLZqhTpzRnzj1KS5s0ABw)1993"Breakthrough"T.Egawa"24.4 MB"OPM/MSM"
Jack in the Dark (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!HRBWBYqC!InkxBtaLGLzqe_w12ZEa-mWWdzAxiGyOghUaD5lXrew)1993"Infogrames"Fr�d�ric Mentzen"4.7 MB"OPL2"

wow. thanks a lot! i can't believe you actually got your hands on it
:O

I never heard of other games from Frederic Mentzen except for Asterix for the SNES. I am trying to find a way to rip the instruments from Asterix on the SNES to make renditions of songs that are already composed using FL Studio. By the way, could you make a seperate list for all of the SHMUPS for the X68000, PC-88, PC-98 and other Japanese computers?

I never heard of other games from Frederic Mentzen except for Asterix for the SNES. I am trying to find a way to rip the instruments from Asterix on the SNES to make renditions of songs that are already composed using FL Studio.

There is a free VSTi (http://picopicose.com/software.html) (works with FL) that emulates the SNES sound hardware. It can also load SPC files (and their instruments) directly.


By the way, could you make a seperate list for all of the SHMUPS for the X68000, PC-88, PC-98 and other Japanese computers?

Why me? Do you think I have too much time on my hands :) I'll happily add a column for 'genre' to the OP though, provided that somebody else does the research.

i recognize his name, i think from Alone in the Dark 2. according to Moby Games he scored all three games, but the versions i have have a different composer for each one. based on the different styles between the soundtracks, i'm guessing Moby Games are wrong on this one.
discography: https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,117929/

i recognize his name, i think from Alone in the Dark 2. according to Moby Games he scored all three games, but the versions i have have a different composer for each one. based on the different styles between the soundtracks, i'm guessing Moby Games are wrong on this one.
discography: https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,117929/

AitD 1 had two versions: the original Adlib soundtrack by Philippe Vachey, and the later CD release with music by Fr�d�ric Mentzen. Speaking of Mentzen: I need to upload his soundtrack for the CDTV version of Sim City at some point, there are some pretty hilarious tracks (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpoPfa25VLU).

oh, so that's how it is..

haha, wow
at first, i thought: hey, this isn't half bad. but then at around 1:10, i understood what you meant
this is a bygone era in video game music.. and for good reason

[QUOTE=nx666;3697939]There is a free VSTi (http://picopicose.com/software.html) (works with FL) that emulates the SNES sound hardware. It can also load SPC files (and their instruments) directly.

Never mind. Just forget everything I have ever said. I am not going to request anything anymore. I don't want to get in the way of your busy schedule. As for the VSTi plug in, it works quite well- I have it for my FL Studio. Only problem is that it can only load ONE SPC file at a time leaving some instruments out.

I am not being cruel and evil and devious by doing this, I just want you to have more time for you to get things done. Like you, I too have a busy schedule.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #043: Wolf Team

Wolf Team was a Japanese developer that was initially formed as subsidiary of Telenet, spent a few years as an independent studio, and was later reintegrated into Telenet again. During that time they created an incredible diverse catalog of games, featuring over 50 releases in many different genres. And while their games were often just shy of something great, they are highly regarded for their excellent music, composed by a talented sound team around Motoi Sakuraba.

Download Episode #043: Wolf Team (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom043WolfTeam/AudioPanicRoom043WolfTeam.mp3) (79 MB, mp3) here
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Tracklist

01 "Silent Symphony" - Arcus 2: Silent Symphony (1990, X68000) by Masaaki Uno
02 "Stage 2: Park" - El Viento (1991, Mega Drive) by Motoi Sakuraba
03 "Affray" - Hioden: Mamono-tachi tono Chikai (1994, SNES) by Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji Tamura, Hiroya Hatsushiba
04 "Sound File 26" - The Grail Hunter (1994, PC-9801) by Motoi Sakuraba, Ryota Furuya, Shinji Tamura, Hiroya Hatsushiba
05 "Background Theme 2" - Ryu: Naki no Ryuu Yori (1991, X68000) by Masaaki Uno, Motoi Sakuraba, Yasunori Shiono
06 "Hobbit Kid" - Arcus 2: Silent Symphony (1990, X68000) by Motoi Sakuraba
07 "Starting Over" - Mid-Garts (1989, PC-8801) by Masaaki Uno
08 "Stage 6" - Devastator (1993, Mega CD) by Motoi Sakuraba, Ryota Furuya, Shinji Tamura
09 "Sound File MI05 (Edit)" - Span of Dream (1990, PC-9801) by Yoshinobu Hiraiwa, Motoi Sakuraba
10 "Battle Phase 1" - Zan: Yasha Enbukyoku (1990, PC-8801) by Motoi Sakuraba
11 "Sound File 132" - Gulf War Soukouden (1993, PC-9801) by Shinji Tamura
12 "Stage 3" - Earnest Evans (1992, Mega Drive) by Motoi Sakuraba
13 "I Feel Like I Am Happy" - Shinsengumi: Bakumatsu Genshikou (1991, PC-9801) by Ryota Furuya, Motoi Sakuraba
14 "Spring of my World" - Zan: Kagerou no Toki (1989, X68000) by Masaaki Uno
15 "Enemy's Last Stand" - Sol-Feace (1990, X68000) by Motoi Sakuraba
16 "Love Theme #1" - Tenshi No Uta: Shiroki Tsubasa no Inori (1994, SNES) by Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji Tamura, Ryota Furuya, Hiroya Hatsushiba
17 "Ending" - Arcus Odyssey (1991, X68000) by Motoi Sakuraba

Could I request the Psy-O-Blade soundtrack for PC-88? It's a graphic novel adventure that has some pretty good tunes.

Could I request the Psy-O-Blade soundtrack for PC-88? It's a graphic novel adventure that has some pretty good tunes.

Look under the T&E Soft Support Thread. You will see a CD soundtrack that contains Psy-O-Blade. The soundtrack also contains the 2 Laydock games.

Look under the T&E Soft Support Thread. You will see a CD soundtrack that contains Psy-O-Blade. The soundtrack also contains the 2 Laydock games.

Thanks, but I already know about that CD. As I understand, it only contains the MSX version and an arrange track? It was the PC-88 version that I wanted.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Burai: Joukan (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!WIxR1CBD!_N85sb0w64ER8yUcmUfvHw6Z2hqz3Xc1LEF5lmb S-TM)1989"Riverhill Soft"Chihiro Fujioka"113.0 MB"OPNA"
Fatal Fury Special (X68000) (mega.nz/#!vVgE3BTY!Qu5i7QsNSFE7v1kQYP7HEakYyT_8sinXNPJQIKQ 1A40)1994"Magical Company"Toshiyuki Takine, Yoshiyuki Kohama, S. Kanoh"171.1 MB"OPM/MSM, OPM/MSM + SC-55"
Psy-O-Blade (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!nVxhTbjQ!6nlS_am6XViiRb4_ih2SU-JAd9ANsuVDHxskbD6Y8dw)1988"T&E Soft"Shigeru Tomita, Kazunori Hasegawa"58.1 MB"OPNA"

Thanks, but I already know about that CD. As I understand, it only contains the MSX version and an arrange track? It was the PC-88 version that I wanted.

That's correct.

Thanks for Gardis Light! :)

By the way, check this out:

Commodore 64 "The Music Machine" (1988) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI8-oBgJFEY)

I have a new request: Final Crisis for PC-88. Despite having explored PC-88 for a few years, I only recently discovered this game. It's a space shooter released pretty late in the system's history (1991), and it's quite advanced for the platform with some very fast and intense action in the later levels (almost proto-bullet hell-ish). See for yourselves:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JQ0a-j-rEM

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ballistix (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!nUgVCYBK!J9KTqhxvxljaCEEJMm1T4kNL3K8n31ZU_79hz09 44X4)1989"Psygnosis"Ray Norrish"3.7 MB""
Black Lamp (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!rMQU0byK!DC_t5psIYYIli0IIi0Dz0cxRxe5GCyskKhRXPqg WUlU)1988"Firebird"Fred Gray"8.0 MB""
Final Crisis (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!SYBSACiA!B9gsK6Ym8CDzOYByc_LKg0lFpx_Nirq3VInxrxt Om6o)1991"Techno Grard"Daisuke Takahashi"34.9 MB"OPN"
Power Drift (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KABFmRwL!2tIissWmo5uxBkBVrinI_TS3LcUyUs08yr_hFYV 3p-c)1989"Activision"Dave Lowe"36.3 MB""
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (C64) (mega.nz/#!jBowzQSR!vIkI5BL1DEBbi_Lg_xuCq7yT-DGyOyp_hoEQrlE4dIQ)1991"Ocean"Johnathan Dunn"24.1 MB"real+emul.SID"
Uridium (C64) (mega.nz/#!uEIQkASL!340g4OkONSY_GBR5v8YgF_6b2dferffshkj5cpQ JXBY)1986"Hewson"Steve Turner"1.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Yogi Bear & Friends in the Greed Monster (C64) (mega.nz/#!OZgy3IwQ!YVZqz7CPByRpSW8iHHErfYjHqdUsCLxFSuUNldt gYp8)1990"Hi-Tec"Ben Hayes"10.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Zynaps (C64) (mega.nz/#!fdgXXBSA!MZ-TI3UveNz_PxH3v3Uv5EE6UZ9eqnxaT8ziTjGj0EM)1987"Hewson"Nigel Grieve"10.4 MB"real+emul.SID"

i'd like to request Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis for Amiga

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(btw, thanks for Moonstone for Amiga - awesome! brings back so many memories!)

i'd like to request Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis for Amiga

I had a look at this before and I'm afraid this is probably too much manual work for now. The Amiga port actually doesn't use iMuse, i.e. the soundtrack consists of non-interactive, looping tracks. This should make a simple rip possible but all the music would have to be extracted manually (no idea what music driver they were using) and there is a lot of data as well (10+ floppy disks iirc).

Thanks for Garou Densetsu Special X68000 rip update, nx666. I guess 1 request is open, but 2 are WIP (MSX Spelunker and MIDIs of PC-98 Steam-Heart's).

Maybe while I'll wait, I'll request the FM part of the 1st Garou Densetsu X68000 soundtrack to be added with SC-55 if that's okay.

I had a look at this before and I'm afraid this is probably too much manual work for now. The Amiga port actually doesn't use iMuse, i.e. the soundtrack consists of non-interactive, looping tracks. This should make a simple rip possible but all the music would have to be extracted manually (no idea what music driver they were using) and there is a lot of data as well (10+ floppy disks iirc).

i see. that's a damn shame. great music in that game, surprisingly
anyways! thanks for all you've done (and do on a regular basis)

Expanding my C64 collection a bit more, thanks!

oh shiiiiit you found Chester Field, thanks for the req fill :)

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ambermoon (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bUpUkLpD!HofpuWcZNgxEd_47d6YUHcT4UoY05gv2mteg3MH HgsA)1993"Thalion"Matthias Steinwachs"149.2 MB""
Artillery '90 (C64) (mega.nz/#!iBBHGbgQ!qgpPwQHuIpZx4manVjZHH50X1DJuf6h7XTj64Nr TcrQ)1990"CP Verlag"Michael Hendriks"11.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Demon's Kiss (C64) (mega.nz/#!aQZWxDAB!AiqaXkBGxbCFrBONv-059VrV4mSt4tgQu85u_B5yDgs)1989"MC Lothlorien"Paul Tonge"18.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Druid (C64) (mega.nz/#!GIJR3CbT!E8MszGY-xHCJ28pL3Gi8x18BSgvHlv5d9GGhU9Yrgak)1986"Firebird"David Hanlon"3.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Druid II: Enlightenment (C64) (mega.nz/#!zcAwzTZS!jfuS-mhiT-NCJBaHLZAZ8H2Cpo_gPtul5baddlGbnDs)1987"Firebird"David Hanlon"20.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Fatal Fury: King of Fighters (X68000) (mega.nz/#!eNR2QQLY!IhB9IUcPEQRgADfBVjUzTE0484g7CWHuRA_dNqR ynjk)1993"Magical Company"Y.Kohara, S.Kanoh, Y.Matsushige"111.9 MB"OPM/MSM, OPM/MSM+SC-55"
Legends (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KA5C3J4I!H5grJv-Z3A0lbJrmIKz1RUJK51ww2RV54E_zjNdfKD0)1996"Guildhall Leisure"Matt Furniss, Alan Hackney, John Avery"216.6 MB"includes CD32 version, tagged by ijustwantthestuff"
Predator (C64) (mega.nz/#!mAxDmaIL!RGDNa5GCTsGkc-PoQFdXkwvIFPvbM_dmOqt_m5ges3w)1988"Activision"Russell Lieblich, Paul Summers"11.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Predator 2 (C64) (mega.nz/#!DFQ1QQZB!MAOHXJ-xf7gARinnbClj5fxbqKGWpyu2HVtPV2wQ9OM)1991"Image Works"n/a"9.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Sion (X68000) (mega.nz/#!DdIWBBAJ!j3zmqhseF9WBpNAQkSouRpk4ILMR5zMBF50R7sE 3qo4)1991"Soft Bank"Zenji Nishikawa"27.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Sion II: The First Attack (X68000) (mega.nz/#!KNxVgSKS!edjWidSdWQD_CD5Cjgz9g_HQv8cNp3apSJUDdPf sYig)1992"Soft Bank"Zenji Nishikawa, Tetushi Takahashi, Noriyuki Shindou"144.0 MB"OPM/MSM, MT-32, SC-55"

Thanks nx666, good work. I noticed that Sion II's internal FM soundtrack sounds inferior to the VGMrips and this album's versions:

https://vgmdb.net/album/6804

My next request is Garou Densetsu 2 X68000 internal FM soundtrack to be included with SC-55 version. This will complete the trilogy.

For the other two, good luck with them unless you're unable to.

Thanks for the update! Some great stuff there.

I think we've passed 500 C64 soundtracks now. :)

Thanks.

Thanks for the update! Some great stuff there.

I think we've passed 500 C64 soundtracks now. :)

Yay! We're also just a few shy of 2000 soundtracks in total.

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Thanks nx666, good work. I noticed that Sion II's internal FM soundtrack sounds inferior to the VGMrips and this album's versions: https://vgmdb.net/album/6804

For the other two, good luck with them unless you're unable to.

I actually made a new Hoot set for Sion II because the ones floating around on the net had problems with some of the tracks. For some reason I must have done the FM recording with the old one though. Anyway, I'll post a new version with the next update.

What are the 'other two'? I currently don't have any other requests from you, or did I miss anything?

The "other two" are MIDI versions (MT-32 and SC-55) of Steam's Heart and the MSX Spelunker. Sorry. They were earlier requests.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #044: Pan Flute Heroes

While often derided for its shallow trial-and-error gameplay, the release of Shadow of the Beast proved to be hugely influential in the Amiga gaming scene. It's atmospheric score, featuring a mix of pan flute, synth pad, bass, and percussion, became a popular template for many games to come, eventually creating its own sub-genre of Amiga music.

Download Episode #044: Pan Flute Heroes (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom44PanFluteHeroes/AudioPanicRoom44PanFluteHeroes.mp3) (72 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5jv_d65IZU)

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Tracklist

01 "Intro" - Leander (1991, Amiga) by Matthew Simmonds
02 "Options" - Full Contact (1991, Amiga) by Jimmy Fredriksson
03 "Welcome (To The Castle)" - Shadow of the Beast (1989, Amiga) by David Whittaker
04 "The Village" - Risky Woods (1992, Amiga) by Jos� Mart�n
05 "Title Screen" - Cedric and the Lost Sceptre (1995, Amiga) by Andreas Oberdorfer
06 "Enchanted Forest (Edit)" - Nicky Boom (1992, Amiga) by Alain Lambin
07 "Tune A" - Loopz (1990, Amiga) by David Whittaker
08 "A Nice Present for the Monster" - Shadow of the Beast III (1992, Amiga) by Tim Wright
09 "The Forest" - Mysterious Worlds (1990, Amiga) by Charles Deenen
10 "Intro 1 (Edit)" - Australian Pioneers (1991, Amiga) by Jochen Hippel
11 "Cloud Ship" - Nicky Boom II (1993, Amiga) by Alain Lambin
12 "Forest of Dreams" - FastTracker Demo (1996) by Adam Skorupa (Scorpik)

I have a request for Arcade- Could you do these games:

Sky Adventure (C) 1989 Alpha Denshi
Gang Wars (C) 1989 Alpha Denshi

I have two requests, both X68000 shooters:

Angel Dive
Image Fight

Sky Adventure soundtrack is slower tempo on official ADK Ontama album than VGMrips one. What about MAME version?

Mame's version is pretty much the same as VGMRips's version nowadays.

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I have one final request- Have you ever heard of Onion Software?

The only game I know of from that company is Senegal for the X68000 and it has got some awesome music by Yasushi Takeda:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzYa_Z0Re9k

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Alien 3 (C64) (mega.nz/#!jRxXBJwJ!GVoBnsk-DBRp5j5jY7LTOV3JooeoLBP0N1L7fvOAM6k)1992"Acclaim"Andy Rodger"59.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Alien Syndrome (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!vNBzADSC!1Wkgn9dOjP5txCpmonbasZgxnBCVHlUCG0Cm2iS DwPg)1988"ACE"David Whittaker"4.9 MB""
Alien World (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bVJX3bCK!XilYk_dgRW7pzJoHR7e7usMzHoM_qPnSKZaENW7 VBiE)1992"Hi-Tec Software"Paul Tankard"7.5 MB""
Blockhead (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!PJ41gDSa!vLAhb8N0iWxUHrzRD68WL4yv74_aZW-S8G2MhRqySUg)1997"Epic Marketing"John Tummon"15.8 MB""
Blockhead 2 (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3N5VwKwS!0ufzh55CKRzh0IXPkM036vECk0-c7mVpciou8Te9r0I)1998"Epic Marketing"Darryl Sloan"14.9 MB""
Brutal: Paws of Fury (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!mcY2SKgY!x9K3WfnE3wuultFH75ovZa4EkTI8gBtUIFypc-uFJLs)1995"Gametek"Simon Bostock"20.0 MB""
Custodian (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!2IZVCQ5J!ZNQIitbpayzqLRxPf3w1UuruCs36cYtBOqgO-vnPyN8)1989"Hewson"David Whittaker"19.3 MB""
Fatal Fury 2 (X68000) (mega.nz/#!yF4zkCDI!vRdmq192vEqEceUguwY0rH5mfBj2jVFMDDwIPkO n-iY)1993"Magical Company"Toshiyuki Takine, Yoshiyuki Kohama, S.Kanoh"135.9 MB"OPM/MSM, OPM/MSM + SC-55"
Galactyforce (C64) (mega.nz/#!GZpEla5S!9DRITvc5iOC03LmuX5cEYa6VEZ7I3ml-ezR8_tzmoBg)1990"CP Verlag"Klaus Gr�ngaard (Link)"32.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Galaxy Force II (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!edoRURKB!DDWod1x01zdT1yWv2EO1bDdTBMbpOwOImqOxDaO V9j0)1989"Activision"Dave Lowe"26.0 MB""
Gang Wars (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!OEomVKQL!sJrZ0siQXA9jfpsp8WxtYltmNkmn8H7dUb3KROH fIwo)1989"Alpha Denshi"Yuka Watanabe"32.3 MB""
Image Fight (X68000) (mega.nz/#!HFpE2RID!dt0yxBwjUXTsr37HctyziQ26jUekZ_kRCsu-CBWexf0)1990"Irem"n/a"32.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Kendo Warrior (C64) (mega.nz/#!qUZHlT4T!OP1uQ_RbBSwFz38xSAb3Xzc2DsmLeQxOWsGclV8 aYDc)1989"Byte Back"Tony Williams"17.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Senegal (X68000) (mega.nz/#!HNYwQTRB!3Guvlo1YW6GVduI70Jnsf2OsrOX-lC141N4GhUDajMY)1991"Onion Soft"Yasushi Takeda (Omitama), Kamitama"47.9 MB"OPM/MSM"
Sion II: The First Attack (X68000) (mega.nz/#!uMwhCbwR!DFZuEZ6_WeqCvSFu9yU2rpqsMPsvDi-8vguYzoOoyI8)1992"Soft Bank"Zenji Nishikawa, Tetushi Takahashi, Noriyuki Shindou"135.4 MB"OPM/MSM, MT-32, SC-55"
Sky Adventure (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!SRQWiLiS!9wBUbGnSEZGujoF8hPbms6VbzO4mvZM0jv_LAi6 TzaM)1989"Alpha Denshi"Yuka Watanabe"32.8 MB""
Switchblade (C64) (mega.nz/#!SFgilLwD!9HhkAf73xv77oST3KPChgrDGB7dPFfgJ4N5en78 BBIw)1991"Gremlin Graphics"Ben Daglish"19.5 MB"real+emul.SID"


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Sky Adventure soundtrack is slower tempo on official ADK Ontama album than VGMrips one. What about MAME version?

I used Hoot, which also has the slower version of the music. The VGM release was probably logged with MAME so either the emulation is a bit too fast or there are multiple versions of this board that run at different speeds. Btw, Gang Wars seems to have the same problem.

wow. another giant step in the preservation of retro VGM
future generations thank you

I Have a request my friend.
Parodius Da! for Sharp X68000.

Could you help me, please? owo

I Have a request my friend.
Parodius Da! for Sharp X68000.

Could you help me, please? owo

Here (Thread 185885)

Thanks for Sky Adventure and Gang Wars.

Thanks a lot nx666. Are you still having difficulties in MSX Spelunker and MIDIs of Steam's Heart, but planning to cancel?

And if still accepting requests, try ripping Gamma Planet (X68000), include MIDI with OPM version.

Hello, if possible i have a request for Zork Nemesis by Mark Morgan. It is only around in mp3 format but no lossless anywhere. Thanks!

Thanks a lot nx666. Are you still having difficulties in MSX Spelunker and MIDIs of Steam's Heart, but planning to cancel?

And if still accepting requests, try ripping Gamma Planet (X68000), include MIDI with OPM version.

I'm not working on Spelunker and I currently don't have access to my MIDI devices either. I can do Gamma Planet though, at least the FM version, but I don't think this game even has a MIDI option.

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Hello, if possible i have a request for Zork Nemesis by Mark Morgan. It is only around in mp3 format but no lossless anywhere. Thanks!

I don't think there is a way to get a truly lossless version of the soundtrack unless you contact the composer. I had a look at the Windows version of this game which uses ADPCM audio and that's probably what all the rips are based on. And some of the music seems to be embedded into video streams, so that's probably not lossless either.

Thank you so much for all that hard work! This is the only place I've managed to find with such an extensive PC-9801 music collection and even more luckily it has a lot of music by my favorite composer - Ryu Umemoto.

I understand. MSX Spelunker cancelled and MIDI rips on pause. Proceed with Gamma Planet OPM.

If two more requests are open, try also ripping Black Heart (Arcade) and C Ryoku Kensa (X68000).

I understand. MSX Spelunker cancelled and MIDI rips on pause. Proceed with Gamma Planet OPM.

If two more requests are open, try also ripping Black Heart (Arcade) and C Ryoku Kensa (X68000).

I have Black Heart as well as USAAF MUSTANG:

1. Black Heart- https://www.4shared.com/rar/gV0h1SL5ce/Black_Heart.html

2: USAAF MUSTANG- https://www.4shared.com/rar/pTroYx3Oce/USAAF_Mustang.html

I have Black Heart as well as USAAF MUSTANG:

1. Black Heart- https://www.4shared.com/rar/gV0h1SL5ce/Black_Heart.html

2: USAAF MUSTANG- https://www.4shared.com/rar/pTroYx3Oce/USAAF_Mustang.html

Believe it or not, I actually requested those two on this very topic years ago! Man how time flies, lol. :P

Okay, replace Black Heart with Kaiser Knuckle. The CD release is the soundtrack before being used in the arcade and would have been like RayForce, have its Saturn version use the CD album soundtrack. General's Theme is one example different on PCB than CD release.

I do not have the PCB version, I only have the rip from the CD.

I'm not working on Spelunker and I currently don't have access to my MIDI devices either. I can do Gamma Planet though, at least the FM version, but I don't think this game even has a MIDI option.

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I don't think there is a way to get a truly lossless version of the soundtrack unless you contact the composer. I had a look at the Windows version of this game which uses ADPCM audio and that's probably what all the rips are based on. And some of the music seems to be embedded into video streams, so that's probably not lossless either.

I doubt he would be interested given the many years since then. I thought ADPCM was lossless? I may be wrong on that.

I doubt he would be interested given the many years since then. I thought ADPCM was lossless? I may be wrong on that.

According to Microsoft's website,

"Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation (ADPCM) is a lossy compression format that is implemented for XAudio2 to provide additional features for specifying the size of the compression sample block."

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee415711(v=vs.85).aspx

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Bubble and Squeak (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HM4RkBZR!aunM0ZywB_K9k9V1jIWMDTP3UokY9GGsh757DE4 MC5w)1994"Audiogenic"Allister Brimble"62.2 MB"includes CD32 version"
C Ryoku Kensa V3 (X68000) (mega.nz/#!XBZhRZSb!kidkFTI8ryCm2M62IG9EV7SqpR3_NOxQ9NaeT9L XfAw)1992"Hayabusa Soft"Masanori Kobayashi, Shizo Tsuchiyama"18.5 MB"OPM/MSM"
Castlevania (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CFpTWQ5b!bVVm1s8oyDAVET4thon_yIexqwbs52Q47gNZmog XW0Q)1990"Konami"n/a"22.2 MB""
Cleopatra Fortune (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!yZ5wSRCK!NYFhih2G00_sROW_UrRECOIvsoN6YnO5-wqyXGOcgxs)1996"Taito"Shuichiro Nakazawa, Hideki Takahagi"19.5 MB""
Curse of RA, The (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eUhwlCAZ!hJ451a_jyX8jbOgzPEMGqt75KKZKMYXPDoWcPlJ hi6s)1990"Rainbow Arts"Rudolf Stember"20.5 MB""
Doofus (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!aERgFTiJ!kqbl7wwdRIbn_pDXjzYY3VPqPfNsDWO2El516M-nzl8)1993"Prestige Software"Jeroen Soede, Michiel Soede"58.7 MB""
Gamma Planet (X68000) (mega.nz/#!aQAyRTaY!nLSatKc32Jf1NF1-3yj1z0utoM4a-As5u1L9Msv3_Rg)1989"Compac"Takayuki Mimura"26.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Gemini Wing (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!XRRgGRBJ!HPdeIsp33KAZQoVLVEcWPc6-dYF4gk6uT_XirCo2PeE)1989"Virgin Mastertronic"Barry Leitch"32.5 MB""
Global Champion / Kaiser Knuckle (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!bFxRCAKD!lUuCWc2qLI2-_NKvXfle41J-sgknXswERdWL7ZANN5g)1994"Taito"Yasuhisa Watanabe"78.3 MB""
Globdule (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!XMIXRJjA!XNzuSgOkGR4yh5wUpmjXHEaTn2gCKpnqfpTX6-Z_vkg)1993"Psygnosis"Mike Clarke"123.8 MB""
Oxxonian (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!6Ng1lIiC!bnoyGXJmJyKoqRuQEFAc60PzdQpWaESplWyUcG1 tJsg)1989"Rainbow Arts"Chris H�lsbeck, Andreas Starr"15.9 MB""
Terramex (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uQZm1bAS!_QFQCsx2V25Wg4OVJrmPG4hJ0YUezdyuIzWmgQV IKO0)1987"Grandslam"Ben Daglish"6.0 MB""


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I doubt he would be interested given the many years since then. I thought ADPCM was lossless? I may be wrong on that.

I had a closer look today, from what I can tell most of the audio files are 22050 kHz ADPCM (and yes, that's a form of mathematical compression). Some of the music is embedded in AVI files that seem to use at least two different audio codecs. There is actually an implementation of a codec called PCM_ZORK in ffmpeg that can extract the music but it results in distorted audio in some of the files (like the credits video). That's why I think there are at least two variants of this format which are only partially supported. It looks like the SCUMMVM project ran into the same problem (https://bugs.scummvm.org/ticket/6808#no2) at some point.

Thanks nx666. You did well. I wonder if there are any differences between the Ku2 X68000 and FM Towns soundtracks? If one of them is superior than the other, can you rip the better one? If both are completely different, can you rip both?

Thanks nx666. You did well. I wonder if there are any differences between the Ku2 X68000 and FM Towns soundtracks? If one of them is superior than the other, can you rip the better one? If both are completely different, can you rip both?

As the person who is doing all the work here, I'd really appreciate if you could do these sort of comparisons yourself. You can easily find videos of both versions on Youtube, and I'd rather use what little time I have for new rips. It's also very unlikely that I would be able to do an FM-based Towns soundtrack anyway, as those usually require a lot of manual work.

Btw, you can download Ku2 Comical X68000 from the OP, and ruiner has a rip of the Serious mode.

I see. Understood. Thanks for letting me know them.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #045: Game Arts

Game Arts is a game developer and publisher that is mostly known in the West for the RPG series Lunar and Grandia. The company had their start on Japanese computer systems of the 1980s, where they produced some classics like Silpheed or Thexder. Much of the catalog from this early period was scored by the sound team Mecano Associates.

Download Episode #045: Game Arts (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom045GameArts/AudioPanicRoom045GameArts.mp3) (76 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtJl050njDQ)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "The Legend of Silpheed" - Demo (2003, NES) by Sekishun
02 "Stage 3" - Alisia Dragoon (1992, Mega Drive) by Mecano Associates
03 "Normal Battle" - Lunar: The Silver Star (1992, Mega CD) by Noriyuki Iwadare
04 "Mission 2" - Fire Hawk: Thexder The Second Contact (1990, MS-DOS) by Rob Atesalp
05 "Asteroid Belt" - Silpheed (1993, Mega Drive) by Mecano Associates
06 "The Rescue" - Gungriffon II (1998, Saturn) by Yasutaka Hatade
07 "Unknown Track" - Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '89 (1989, PC-8801) by Mecano Associates
08 "Saigo no Ippo" - Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends (1994, Mega CD) by HIRO, Takao Konishi
09 "Thexder" - General MIDI demo track by an unknown arranger
10 "Battle Theme" - Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (1998, Saturn) by Noriyuki Iwadare
11 "To a New Adventure" - Zeliard (1990, MS-DOS) by Fumihitu Kasatani, Nobuyuki Aoshima
12 "Staff Roll" - Gungriffon (1996, Saturn) by Motoaki Takenouchi
13 "Crowded Street Corner" - Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (1998, Saturn) by Noriyuki Iwadare
14 "Ending" - Gambler Jiko Chuushinha 2 (1992, Mega CD) by Mecano Associates

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #045: Game Arts

Game Arts is a game developer and publisher that is mostly known in the West for the RPG series Lunar and Grandia. The company had their start on Japanese computer systems of the 1980s, where they produced some classics like Silpheed or Thexder. Much of the catalog from this early period was scored by the sound team Mecano Associates.

Download Episode #045: Game Arts (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom045GameArts/AudioPanicRoom045GameArts.mp3) (76 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtJl050njDQ)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "The Legend of Silpheed" - Demo (2003, NES) by Sekishun
02 "Stage 3" - Alisia Dragoon (1992, Mega Drive) by Mecano Associates
03 "Normal Battle" - Lunar: The Silver Star (1992, Mega CD) by Noriyuki Iwadare
04 "Mission 2" - Fire Hawk: Thexder The Second Contact (1990, MS-DOS) by Rob Atesalp
05 "Asteroid Belt" - Silpheed (1993, Mega Drive) by Mecano Associates
06 "The Rescue" - Gungriffon II (1998, Saturn) by Yasutaka Hatade
07 "Unknown Track" - Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '89 (1989, PC-8801) by Mecano Associates
08 "Saigo no Ippo" - Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends (1994, Mega CD) by HIRO, Takao Konishi
09 "Thexder" - General MIDI demo track by an unknown arranger
10 "Battle Theme" - Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (1998, Saturn) by Noriyuki Iwadare
11 "To a New Adventure" - Zeliard (1990, MS-DOS) by Fumihitu Kasatani, Nobuyuki Aoshima
12 "Staff Roll" - Gungriffon (1996, Saturn) by Motoaki Takenouchi
13 "Crowded Street Corner" - Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (1998, Saturn) by Noriyuki Iwadare
14 "Ending" - Gambler Jiko Chuushinha 2 (1992, Mega CD) by Mecano Associates


Good work!

Mecano Associates also worked on a few UPL games like Omega Fighter and Atomic Robo-Kid.

I have a request- Could you do Fire Hawk- Thexder: The 2nd Conflict (MS-DOS) version that uses MT-32? This includes the boss themes.
Plus could you do Dune II's MT-32 soundtrack as well as the MS-DOS version of Sorcerian using MT-32?

I have a request- Could you do Fire Hawk- Thexder: The 2nd Conflict (MS-DOS) version that uses MT-32? This includes the boss themes.
Plus could you do Dune II's MT-32 soundtrack as well as the MS-DOS version of Sorcerian using MT-32?

You can download Dune II from this site (http://rmla.comoj.com/). Fire Hawk and Sorcerian are available there as well, but the soundtracks are incomplete. You can find better versions of these two games here (http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/).

The problem with the Fire Hawk rips is that they were made using the sound test which plays the stage and boss themes as a single track without loop. For the podcast I actually recorded a midi file from the second stage of the game which doesn't have that problem.

You can download Dune II from this site (http://rmla.comoj.com/). Fire Hawk and Sorcerian are available there as well, but the soundtracks are incomplete. You can find better versions of these two games here (http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/).

The problem with the Fire Hawk rips is that they were made using the sound test which plays the stage and boss themes as a single track without loop. For the podcast I actually recorded a midi file from the second stage of the game which doesn't have that problem.

So there are no boss themes in the MT-32 version? Great. No wonder why I like the Japanese version more.

Thanks! :D I am trying to find more MT-32 music, but the bad news is that most of the games that used MT-32 support are ALL made by American software houses. However, there are a very small amount of American game developers that work wonders with the MT-32. Some, like Lucasarts, do a terrible job since for example, the cartoony music used in Sam and Max and in Day of the Tentacle, it uses jazzy cartoon music and it is simply not good or sound very well with the MT-32.

So, basically, even though I have said this before, I feel that the Japanese do a much better job in utilizing the MT-32's sound capabilities.

So there are no boss themes in the MT-32 version? Great. No wonder why I like the Japanese version more.

Thanks! :D I am trying to find more MT-32 music, but the bad news is that most of the games that used MT-32 support are ALL made by American software houses. However, there are a very small amount of American game developers that work wonders with the MT-32. Some, like Lucasarts, do a terrible job since for example, the cartoony music used in Sam and Max and in Day of the Tentacle, it uses jazzy cartoon music and it is simply not good or sound very well with the MT-32.

So, basically, even though I have said this before, I feel that the Japanese do a much better job in utilizing the MT-32's sound capabilities.

No, there are boss themes in the DOS port, that soundtrack is exactly the same as the other versions. It's just that the sound test plays stage theme and the corresponding boss music as one track, and unfortunately that's what all these rips are based on. I've never seen an in-game recording of this game.

I have to somewhat disagree on the LucasArts soundtracks though, I think from Loom onward they all had pretty awesome music. And, if I remember correctly, Sam & Max was their first soundtrack composed with General MIDI in mind so the MT-32 version is probably not the reference implementation for that one.

Btw, have a listen to this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4g5tnA8p8c). It's an episode of my podcast with MT-32 music that features some of my favorite American (and Japanese or European) tracks.

No, there are boss themes in the DOS port, that soundtrack is exactly the same as the other versions. It's just that the sound test plays stage theme and the corresponding boss music as one track, and unfortunately that's what all these rips are based on. I've never seen an in-game recording of this game.

I have to somewhat disagree on the LucasArts soundtracks though, I think from Loom onward they all had pretty awesome music. And, if I remember correctly, Sam & Max was their first soundtrack composed with General MIDI in mind so the MT-32 version is probably not the reference implementation for that one.

Btw, have a listen to this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4g5tnA8p8c). It's an episode of my podcast with MT-32 music that features some of my favorite American (and Japanese or European) tracks.

Ah, I see. Hopefully VGMRips might get right onto ripping the music from Thexder II: Fire Hawk for DOS soon. Well, that's your opinion and I respect that. I just don't like the cartoony games that use MT-32 because they sound poor as hell compared to how well and dramatic Frank Klepacki composed Dune II. I just listened to them and I find these games: Monkey Island II, Overtake, Span of Dream, Gemini Wing, Team Suzuki, Phalanx, Ski or Die, Hioden II Dash, Police Quest 3, Quest for Glory IV, D: European Mirage, and King's Quest V to be the best prime examples of the MT-32's greatness. Truly, you have picked some great ones! :D

Thank you for Image Fight.

I've been playing through the Crimson series of RPGs on the PC-88 and despite of the very clunky gameplay I've grown quite fond of their music. I would like to request the soundtracks for Crimson 1, 2, and 3 on the PC-88. The first one is OPN, the other two are OPNA (I think).

It's been a while, but I've got some requests for you.

- Switchblade (Atari ST; couldn't resist another version of the awesome Daglish soundtrack)
- Tetris (ZX Spectrum; the music sounds so much better on the Specky, IMO)
- Youma Korin (MSX; has some of the best music, but a shame it came from such a boring game)

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Crimson (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!aNRE2S7Q!vtnSRfC96b8zQ2BpSxy9XOAXNCRW2yfWs5PahOl dVQM)1987"Xtalsoft"Yumi Kinoshita, Chihiro Fujioka, K.Kitahara, S.Mayahara, Y.Cho, Sky Sound"62.7 MB"OPN"
Sex (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!WAAVUbaa!DG4MIsQ2vRNTBWy4gWdy3KzvK4Xic7c7TEQ3hDv azps)1995"Aypio"Arika Nishimura"29.1 MB"OPN"
Sex 2 (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!mQB2kKiR!VHlBnpAT62Fac9ojblhLoiSFV0gDsSjIn80Yb3x-JNc)1996"Aypio"Studio M"54.0 MB"OPNA"
Skeleton Krew (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!jFQT0AwJ!O8ko5u19GQswp411mRXoFQaiRm9vZ3TI2-c8i_CA_js)1995"Core Design"Martin Iveson"60.8 MB"includes CD32 version"
Sorcer Kingdom (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!aYx0RYwL!aK9M6LvmNV2ngsu_tgHMnk_zrOcd3LzlYFEcuB-TklY)1995"Aypio"Studio M"111.8 MB"OPNA"
Space Hulk (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!LI5lFQBS!iTqEe7Ht-Uk_AELNk7khI3UHSgSNabLp0oZRRotT6O0)1993"Electronic Arts"Jason Whitely"15.2 MB""
Space Hulk (PC-9821) (mega.nz/#!eAAE1A7D!GtH92d_XQ7gQH8rpSiKgehWcm5fP2Yr9MKuEAg_ rP2I)1995"StarCraft"Takeshi Abo"11.1 MB"OPNA"
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eIIllRbb!JFROtls70rXVF9ufTCubiosZnzCoONH_b6TrNIx 5yb0)1995"U.S. Gold"Dave Lowe"55.9 MB""
Super Street Fighter II Turbo (CD32) (mega.nz/#!SJhAFaaB!7X596yB7qpdaAixByGkosRHTpwFIwQwMI6rQD1w Z5Ys)1995"Gametek"Neil Baldwin, Steve Duckworth, George Dragon"106.7 MB""
Switchblade (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!DYhzgYBb!1NP80VHbmh3R4iRs3Je9qgjX5O7tpFIPpf53DDt FdNQ)1989"Gremlin Graphics"Ben Daglish"10.9 MB""
Tetris (Spectrum) (mega.nz/#!LFYUSCaQ!er8fXVzi6efg39Z7qx_yb2RA9PVdmBqM-te8bMw0OIk)1988"Mirrorsoft"David Whittaker"5.6 MB""
War Zone (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!zFwlFSLK!kwUhuV8Iz2Gl8qkzbXWBTmlh4Svc2ZMoXPI3TZN E2D0)1991"Core Design"Matthew Simmonds"3.3 MB""

Wait, Baldwin and Duckworth wrote Street Fighter II music? I gotta hear this!

Wait, Baldwin and Duckworth wrote Street Fighter II music? I gotta hear this!

IIRC the CD32 music was originally arranged for the DOS port of this game. It's easily one of my favorite versions of this soundtrack, if only there was more space on the CD to make the tracks a bit longer though.

Thanks for your hard work, nx666. I wonder if you can rip these?

Pocket Gal / Pocket Gal 2 (Arcade, they seem nearly identical)
Pocket Gal Deluxe (Arcade)
Cobra Command (Arcade, 2D shooter)

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Cobra-Command (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!6AAQiJ7Y!juqwtXATekoK1qzT4mJIpyI88BijTcBIP3KALyU RTJs)1988"Data East"Azusa Hara"20.9 MB""
Crimson 2: Jashin no Gyakushuu (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!mR5DUBhC!NXzJbgenzMgUDizWo5E1sO14IgfJYNyC5NsjlKX c08E)1989"Xtalsoft"Ryuji Sasai, Chihiro Fujioka, Shigekazu Kamaki, Yumi Kinoshita"83.3 MB"OPNA"
Crimson 3: Jashin Fukkatsu (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!XMARGagS!m6Nrq-cJ0oi8yJBKI_0E-zhQIpVa0JJ9ld-n1n8CE4k)1990"Xtalsoft"Yumi Kinoshita, Shigekazu Kamaki, Ryuji Sasai"131.5 MB"OPNA"
Dyter-07 (C64) (mega.nz/#!SRgD3J5D!nH3pPg8tMCgce4hYRaQqc96JuMlBHhI6GXjDqGI ZAf4)1990"reLINE"Ramiro Vaca"51.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Time Lock (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eVY1QCLY!AU6sFvh19C9UnDQXN4q8LU0r1mlXfh0R4bj8HwC Zhuo)1993"Boeder Software"Dirk Bialluch"57.9 MB""
Tube Panic (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!jMAgRDKZ!ws0TlvrH0LH146djuSyNaZ0YxW4AoVxaVgZDSH1 H8EE)1984"Nichibutsu"Ryoichi Yamada, Ichiro Takagi"9.7 MB""
Youma Korin (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!7BpDECYL!38MrbZ_baC9wQl489sh94V7eoy8aJWemb_1OwS5 1cB8)1989"Nippon Dexter"Nasuhi"26.3 MB"PSG"



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Pocket Gal / Pocket Gal 2 (Arcade, they seem nearly identical)
Pocket Gal Deluxe (Arcade)


These two require too much manual work.

I see. I have seen others upload the first one on YouTube. I'll try them. Thanks for Cobra-Command, too. ^_^

Wow, you managed to do all three Crimson soundtracks! Thank you! I really had a hard time finding them.

I want to request 2 Western games for a change. I saw videos of Last Ninja/Ninja Remix and Risky Woods for the Atari ST and really like their music, so I'd like to request them. I know you have the Amiga versions, but I prefer the chirpy ST sound (believe it or not).

Bit of an obscure request, but could you possibly rip Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 from the MSX2?

Bit of an obscure request, but could you possibly rip Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 from the MSX2?

Here (Thread 174581)

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #046: Thomas Detert

Thomas Detert was a founding member of the demo group X-Ample that became a fairly prolific C64 game developer during the early 1990s. Most of the games he worked on were published on disk magazines and therefore tended to fly under the radar. This didn't prevent him from becoming a fairly respected composer of the late C64 years though, with a signature style that combines Galway-esque anthems and funky Maniacs of Noise grooves.

Download Episode #046: Thomas Detert (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom046ThomasDetert/AudioPanicRoom046ThomasDetert.mp3) (68 MB, mp3) here
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Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Title Screen (Edit)" - Eon (1993, C64) by Thomas Detert
02 "BGM #2" - Quadrant (1993, C64) by Thomas Detert
03 "In-Game BGM (Edit)" - Dynamoid (1990, C64) by Thomas Detert
04 "Title Screen" - B-Bobs (1990, C64) by Thomas Detert
05 "Blue Eyes" - Demos (1988, C64) by Thomas Detert
06 "Title Screen" - Mega Starforce (1993, C64) by Thomas Detert
07 "In-Game BGM (Edit)" - Genloc (1994, C64) by Thomas Detert
08 "Roulette" - Magic Disk 64 (1990/05) (1990, C64) by Thomas Detert
09 "Title Screen (Edit)" - Hyper Aggressive (1992, C64) by Thomas Detert
10 "Menu Theme" - Hopp oder Top! (1992, C64) by Thomas Detert
11 "Name Entry" - Tales of Boon (1993, C64) by Thomas Detert



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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

B-Bobs (C64) (mega.nz/#!GFIDgTYC!YAXSWG7nv9d_N1-QpPLwjw97jWdNqcZeZDZI-dlGp_4)1990"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"24.8 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Blue Angel 69 (C64) (mega.nz/#!rMYWCKCL!obnU-hfvpRnq1j0UH_ZkXf3VRMp-ba3a6UUJ9uom3NY)1989"Magic Bytes"Thomas Detert"28.0 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Cyrus (C64) (mega.nz/#!nVY20LAL!8zXB6HU0Zdb9dJefHVh26c9fVURincMRAcNmQzs VgBg)1991"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"42.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Eon (C64) (mega.nz/#!zJ4XBBRI!6SKVuBCMccNwv7AKP9yMnZmZylGlRYZy4x7pA7J 6vZQ)1993"Kingsoft"Thomas Detert"59.7 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Eskimo Games (C64) (mega.nz/#!uUp22SZC!l0yH68qKSz8ZaXHt0GSgOQWfpF8TRdECSdXBwRv UfX4)1991"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"41.4 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Hopp oder Top (C64) (mega.nz/#!eIIhwaLa!sUp24WdzaI9Q6NfXpcBKQlN09gdAjNfiuix6Rgy hnDE)1992"PCSL Software"Thomas Detert"36.7 MB"real+emul.SID"
Hyper Aggressive (C64) (mega.nz/#!nEARRAgK!59hXy3YVexSYFbBbzlD2ufBL_ysEFb48FhwBR9H whvM)1992"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"69.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Neuronics (C64) (mega.nz/#!rNZRCbTZ!qgAyKZkxBCm-QjHg5NaQCN34RJxzGSdXjokgm3g9_s4)1992"Thalion"Thomas Detert"28.4 MB"real+emul.SID"
Parsec (C64) (mega.nz/#!KYJEWArL!S1hxAgg9q2ZhQ4G33MWF-tBf7z3EipAA50wKck8s-VA)1993"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"75.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
PP Hammer (C64) (mega.nz/#!fNBlXAQC!d0f8i2XbVF7NrakMqn91ZTvvgkI65drUp9uF5UX ZCqg)1991"Demonware"Thomas Detert"62.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Quadrant (C64) (mega.nz/#!jFpAUKyC!ZW5YZ-CqsJAQvhTh9oE8Qh6QGwq89SOMEH3B3N5Te9Y)1993"CP Verlag"Thomas Detert"68.7 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Tales of Boon (C64) (mega.nz/#!adYVSRZZ!nEwCpGh5iC1l7pkv7BkgkNdEybwevFu1_dxqGvG R11w)1993"X-Ample"Thomas Detert"72.1 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"

Great work, both the episode and the update! Detert is one of my favorite C64 composers, nice to see him get this recognition. His stuff often has a hypnotic and trance-like vibe, especially the longer, more elaborate pieces. The main theme to Gordian Tomb is one of my favorite C64 themes ever, so mesmerizing... and 32 minutes looped once, the real deal, ha ha. Nice to see Parsec in the update as well.

Do you know if he composed soundtracks on any other platform than the C64? It seems he only stuck to that one.

Great work, both the episode and the update! Detert is one of my favorite C64 composers, nice to see him get this recognition. His stuff often has a hypnotic and trance-like vibe, especially the longer, more elaborate pieces. The main theme to Gordian Tomb is one of my favorite C64 themes ever, so mesmerizing... and 32 minutes looped once, the real deal, ha ha. Nice to see Parsec in the update as well.

Do you know if he composed soundtracks on any other platform than the C64? It seems he only stuck to that one.

I actually had to edit a few tracks to make them a bit shorter, otherwise I would have ended up with a playlist of 5 songs. After the C64 he only did a few Adlib soundtracks (like Stone Age which you can get from the OP) and then became a producer. This was one of his projects (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saD6JX_YyHM) (he is the guy in red) and this is another one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usoY4CdVFoY) - very 90s.

Edit: He also seems to have been involved with some of the PSX games developed by X-ample like this one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoJyIgRYzSo).

After the C64 he only did a few Adlib soundtracks (like Stone Age which you can get from the OP) and then became a producer. This was one of his projects (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saD6JX_YyHM) (he is the guy in red) and this is another one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usoY4CdVFoY) - very 90s.

Haha, great find! And yes, as you pointed out, very 90s. :) Well, I guess becoming a eurodance producer could be seen as a natural career step for a German C64 composer in the mid-90s.

I discovered the Mahjong Fantasia series composed by Keishi Yonao. Can you rip these nx666?

Mahjong Fantasia (Sharp X68000)
Mahjong Fantasia (PC-98)
Mahjong Fantasia II: 2001 Edition (Windows)

Could you rip this PC-98 soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K8dnWZ9xCo

I know that NX666 doesn't like to take a lot of credit publicly, but I thought I'd just extend my thanks here in the thread for providing a good portion of the music for the latest PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/2018/02/28/episode-107-the-music-of-the-pc-98/) we put out today featuring the PC-98. It made my job of gathering music so much easier, not having to rip it all myself.

So, thanks NX666! Your work is legendary!

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Iron Lord (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KJYhVBDR!oO8q9konAvyuMwbpn42n24N7w66_m93Whf-qXLZrHnc)1989"Ubisoft"Jeroen Tel"21.1 MB""
Jankirou (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!OJxGWRCZ!m4wryzGWCJTqLoVdG5p7ju8X_se8mypbK2LuKSt 5gSI)1994"Red Zone"MUSE"25.4 MB"OPN"
Knuckle Buster (C64) (mega.nz/#!LV4iGRZD!LKHpXK9OYO5o9rv4mJRzmb02m-DYsxyVTUEXb3COnUc)1986"Melbourne House"Rob Hubbard"64.1 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Mahjong Fantasia I (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!zBBDgAxK!ZpAD_SVosD5-02rNwz-U7TjFXqnRi9TbaHzcUbNZlXg)1992"Active"Yasuo Itou, Keishi Yonao"48.2 MB"OPNA"
Mahjong Fantasia I (X68000) (mega.nz/#!PBRFAAbI!5r9jB_5BVUdB8BedngNU2zixI2RbinAUd6LjU5Z 2sMw)1992"Active"Yasuo Itou, Keishi Yonao"49.3 MB"OPM/MSM"
Mahjong Fantasia II (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!HEJXlJBZ!H6_vbIBCgBeRgbUXoFhx6yoxKEaKMJzIZFHU3Tn y8EQ)1993"Active"Yasuo Itou, Keishi Yonao"63.6 MB"OPNA"
Mahjong Fantasia III (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!XYggHZqI!MJxafTj041xtjZCFzP-B_R63-gW0dwAGdSZSgrQ_6lk)1995"Active"Keishi Yonao"58.0 MB"OPN"
Master of Magic, The (C64) (mega.nz/#!aQxQ1RZA!hCbwnvnsvc_s9CSRy-jFWSjx1x644IDJmI-OKOLTh5A)1985"Mastertronic"Rob Hubbard"18.6 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Ninja Remix (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!HVYSlZqC!zg-OzyEbyvyez9RtObBbDX4ppx-XwVBkB_yPUEe5jHI)1990"System 3"Jochen Hippel"38.9 MB""
Phantom of the Asteroid (C64) (mega.nz/#!KdBFgQZB!k_q6v7vNoNENkleTKaA_uulOz0IYPu3nIzIf0xj IpKg)1986"Mastertronic"Rob Hubbard"36.5 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Rasputin (C64) (mega.nz/#!yAYxGTgY!aLJE7kMgmF4-ujinPLM20jsUr3fQUIIDBJR7D5iqubw)1985"Firebird"Rob Hubbard"16.0 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Risky Woods (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!LR4XXSSS!78nQ_AOhKjZ8Y7JpXhOAp1Ax1KNO1Q0ElfaNl80 zmTY)1992"Electronic Arts"Jos� Mart�n"50.2 MB""



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I know that NX666 doesn't like to take a lot of credit publicly, but I thought I'd just extend my thanks here in the thread for providing a good portion of the music for the latest PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/2018/02/28/episode-107-the-music-of-the-pc-98/) we put out today featuring the PC-98. It made my job of gathering music so much easier, not having to rip it all myself.

So, thanks NX666! Your work is legendary!

\o/

Good show! I think the PC-98 is best understood as a business machine that accidentally became the standard for home computer gaming (similar to IBM-compatibles in the West). NEC released a line of multi-media machines at some point that came with internal sound chips but the vast majority of systems was sold with only a beeper, which meant you had to buy a sound card if you wanted music in your games. The market of PC-98 sound cards gets often reduced to OPN vs. OPNA but in reality there are a ton of different models (see link 1 (http://www.geocities.jp/cpuparts98/SOUND/SOUND98/SOUND98.htm), link 2 (http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/~y-exp/dustman/sound.htm)), from very early ones with PSG chips, various FM-based boards, to internal or external MIDI solutions, or even CD audio. For example, the YM2608 was used in many different cards that are not necessarily 100% compatible with each other and often differ in the way (AD)PCM is handled.

P.S. Can you show this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-kiiMFyEEc) to Mike, who completely undersold Hiroaki Sano as a composer. That dude was actually one of the most prolific PC-98 musicians (https://vndb.org/s1300), and especially his MIDI stuff is top shelf material.

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I discovered the Mahjong Fantasia series composed by Keishi Yonao. Can you rip these nx666?

Mahjong Fantasia (Sharp X68000)
Mahjong Fantasia (PC-98)
Mahjong Fantasia II: 2001 Edition (Windows)

A disk image for the Windows game seems to be impossible to find, but I'm a nice guy so I did the other two PC-98 games instead :)

\o/

Good show! I think the PC-98 is best understood as a business machine that accidentally became the standard for home computer gaming (similar to IBM-compatibles in the West). NEC released a line of multi-media machines at some point that came with internal sound chips but the vast majority of systems was sold with only a beeper, which meant you had to buy a sound card if you wanted music in your games. The market of PC-98 sound cards gets often reduced to OPN vs. OPNA but in reality there are a ton of different models (see link 1 (http://www.geocities.jp/cpuparts98/SOUND/SOUND98/SOUND98.htm), link 2 (http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/~y-exp/dustman/sound.htm)), from very early ones with PSG chips, various FM-based boards, to internal or external MIDI solutions, or even CD audio. For example, the YM2608 was used in many different cards that are not necessarily 100% compatible with each other and often differ in the way (AD)PCM is handled.

P.S. Can you show this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-kiiMFyEEc) to Mike, who completely undersold Hiroaki Sano as a composer. That dude was actually one of the most prolific PC-98 musicians (https://vndb.org/s1300), and especially his MIDI stuff is top shelf material.

Yeah, I went pretty basic because the PTR audience doesn't geek-out nearly as much as we do over the tech stuff, and neither does Mike, so we just focused on playing some great music. Plus, I spoke a lot about the MIDI modules in the X68000 show and didn't want to take up more time re-explaining it all. But I'm glad you liked the show nonetheless! I'll point Mike towards some more Sano stuff, maybe he'll find something else to use in a future episode. :)

Yeah, I went pretty basic because the PTR audience doesn't geek-out nearly as much as we do over the tech stuff, and neither does Mike, so we just focused on playing some great music. Plus, I spoke a lot about the MIDI modules in the X68000 show and didn't want to take up more time re-explaining it all. But I'm glad you liked the show nonetheless! I'll point Mike towards some more Sano stuff, maybe he'll find something else to use in a future episode. :)

Oh, and another thing I just remembered: Takeshi Abo has a lot of his PC-98 music up on his website (http://valsound.fc2web.com/music/rhyme.html) and I assume these recordings are made with real hardware. So if you want to compare Hoot vs. the real thing (with regards to PCM volume) then this is probably a good source. Rhyme Star actually started as a SNES game and so did the music, you can get a few samples of the original soundtrack on that same page.

Thanks man :)

Oh, and another thing I just remembered: Takeshi Abo has a lot of his PC-98 music up on his website (http://valsound.fc2web.com/music/rhyme.html) and I assume these recordings are made with real hardware. So if you want to compare Hoot vs. the real thing (with regards to PCM volume) then this is probably a good source. Rhyme Star actually started as a SNES game and so did the music, you can get a few samples of the original soundtrack on that same page.

Rhyme Star was originally going to be an SNES game? So why did he quit?

just grabbed Uridium 2 for Amiga, thanks

Thanks, nx666. Here are my next requests:

Mahjong Fantasia II (Sharp X68000)
Bleed Out (Sharp X68000)
Three Stooges (Arcade)

While we're on the subject of the PC-98, I would like to make a request for that computer. I recently started playing a RPG called "Mad Paradox" and I'm really starting to dig it's music, so I wondered if you could rip the soundtrack?

While we're on the subject of the PC-98, I would like to make a request for that computer. I recently started playing a RPG called "Mad Paradox" and I'm really starting to dig it's music, so I wondered if you could rip the soundtrack?

I have heard some of its music before- It does have good music.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment


Adrenalin (C64) (mega.nz/#!GcIWjACJ!Te6bb2ncfRwZgReKuEfQd6A_0dw7J3zDCABErB4 bXeM)1991"CP Verlag"Marvin Severijns, Michel de Bree"40.2 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
After Burner (C64) (mega.nz/#!iRhW1LJb!0r0LoNLXatLTN0cT3Gj0zgtEA3C3uW3VxG9V1qZ Du70)1989"Mindscape"Jeroen Tel"39.0 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Astatin (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CUQ3HbYC!WtBCyBPD-9MtUlcmoyxqKERhTrXCGgXwvdnd-d_Kb8M)1992"Tale Software"Bernhard K�hler"3.7 MB""
Bangkok Knights (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eRAQUDZJ!u1L9HjYXG3lWQ61py72DtNRgQ1ssbX0-xnzOwQ2bBW4)1989"System 3"Dave Lowe"20.6 MB""
Battle Isle (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!iFYmAaCA!dhNsqurU6GeKFTkSFeMVduOv7k7W_-N-HrHWcumz5cI)1991"Blue Byte"Haiko Ruttmann, Chris H�lsbeck"52.2 MB""
Battletech: Ubawareta Seihai / MechWarrior (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!2dZgXaqR!ZsHikfhPryMstJzOklpdIr1IGJKAySaf_8xqy47 aY9Q)1993"Cross Media Soft"Masaya Nishino"32.0 MB"OPN"
Bleed Out Sakuretu (X68000) (mega.nz/#!eJYWQSoY!ig5c_lnSsVAyXgfsoagjCPX8wNkBmy_fkIBXfSG GwIg)1995"Gold Cats Project"H.Iwatsuki"20.7 MB"OPM/MSM, SC-88"
Cyberpunks (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!qMIhHYTb!DmxQfBYTFP2yIObvlH4Uf2AWptpKmBo-9SFcDKEkjK0)1993"Core Design"Adrian Cummings"23.1 MB""
Exolon (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!jVxyVT7S!OjSayN49Eh4Lcttq1CYdIkDPGVTsflUfTctGM6B-4V4)1989"Hewson"J.D. Rogers"5.5 MB""
Frenetic (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uRxlmJzR!PeLDTaf-hXZw7lAOuQmjT27ujqdbPEoRMgBdV8tqRVU)1991"Core Design"Martin Walker"11.2 MB""
Interstate '82 (Windows) (mega.nz/#!HIhDGDYb!WoNBO3pJCdDVm3ON1dHzebOEJB5TRp6RLk9ibjk UAIA)1999"Activision"Josh Mancell, Gerald Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh"88.4 MB""
Jug (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3A4TWaab!3EO-vne9jLSJoMzetjkU1EnFc10l-Uc7k1kW07-hd7U)1989"Microdeal"Paul Shields"25.4 MB""
Mad Paradox (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!OVJHAYbb!ozG9eIBMRc427TsoZNo7WeWc6vXVrNnn4-FZ0gCmAIY)1992"Queen Soft"Nanki Shirahama"53.8 MB"OPN"



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Thanks, nx666. Here are my next requests:
Mahjong Fantasia II (Sharp X68000)
Three Stooges (Arcade)

Can't do these two, Three Stooges requires a lot of manual work and I can't find a disk image for Mahjong Fantasia II.

Thanks for Mad Paradox! :)

Thanks for Battletech! :D

I understood your difficulties with those two games I requested with Bleed Out. Instead, here are 3 new requests:

Geograph Seal (Sharp X68000)
Naious (Sharp X68000)
China Gate (Arcade)

Thanks for all of my requests. ^_^

I understood your difficulties with those two games I requested with Bleed Out. Instead, here are 3 new requests:

Geograph Seal (Sharp X68000)
Naious (Sharp X68000)
China Gate (Arcade)

Thanks for all of my requests. ^_^

Naious is already in the Sharp X68K section.

Naious is already in the Sharp X68K section.

Oops. Sorry. Replace with Otoko Dama (Sharp X68000).

Update (Part 1)

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Chase H.Q. II: SCI (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!DNBSTapZ!ysc_kA1w2wXOMSo-2n37v5IKRDMapL_GCLq6DdveQJE)1990"Ocean"Chris Scudds"13.8 MB""
Dan Dare III: The Escape (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KYJSCbjB!yANVrBQV0VkbkyqrgNu18zz5aP9OaaGJWuL-2M7aLHU)1990"Virgin Mastertronic"David Whittaker"19.7 MB""
Dragonstone (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!SAgGRbbI!QZsf1EkdDs8xrH0iPGyQfIg2-ZnLknal0C9-HGjQ0T0)1994"Core Design"Martin Iveson"9.9 MB"includes CD32 version"
Fire & Ice (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!zUQmUJya!Q8JudQZeys4l52K58fcaK6qyTIUviahFy45-WsvgXvU)1992"Renegade"Jason Page"169.8 MB"includes CD32 version"
Future Bike Simulator (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!WMBgzL6Y!P0DNKBGXBgMD9FQYDlyepVxvrGHkLskeAvlg91x 0HBk)1990"HiTec Software"Howie Davis"7.6 MB""
Global Gladiators (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!Dd4AXKZS!JxQWgiC7XIIgGsltyrelRENXYHxbpXFQ-RnpfT3wgb8)1993"Virgin Games"Andrew Barnabas"17.5 MB""
Impossible Mission 2025 (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!7IY0nCpJ!MOv12bOcIrzgn2wy62o3pTXcaaecwH8B8IydhVR MHGM)1994"MicroProse"Allister Brimble"73.3 MB"includes CD32 version"
Ivanhoe (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!PUoCCJBB!PQF-67Hi3d2K615gX9iD2RwS3-LwfmmB-1-93U4AW3A)1990"Ocean"Pierre-Eric Loriaux, Jean Baudlot"24.4 MB""
No Buddies Land (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HFJBVSyS!f18_x-XbXVh6mE36FzjmQYFk-u2_VEmKZBPw0wUM9gs)1992"Expose"John Tonnard, Laurens Tummers"82.0 MB""
Puggsy (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!vYAxiAaA!CUP59DyE-kMoe6LbNn4B2zsK0xP7HyVzGkIQ9QnJ_Bo)1994"Psygnosis"Tim Wright"105.0 MB""
Supaplex (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!6NBQhKxA!U3ZthIomCZR3G5xHOesE5iI2REJFqb1U-ySk0gYwHPQ)1991"Dream Factory"Philip Jespersen"9.2 MB""
Yolanda: The Ultimate Challenge (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CBJHUbLS!NGF1kEYW11COonFqzhFjvPNfM-WlmY8GEoaOtTUFYx8)1990"Millenium"Phil Bak"8.3 MB""


This is the first part of an update with all the remaining requests, the rest will most likely follow tomorrow. Over the next month or so, I probably won't be posting any new soundtracks as I'm going to take a well-deserved break from ripping :)

I have a request: Cosmic Psycho PC 98 - EVE burst error PC 98 - Night Slave PC 98 and Revival Xanadu II: Remix PC 98 thanks for all others ost PC 98

I have a request: Cosmic Psycho PC 98 - EVE burst error PC 98 - Night Slave PC 98 and Revival Xanadu II: Remix PC 98 thanks for all others ost PC 98

EVE burst error is already in the PC-98 section. You can also get Cosmic Psycho and Night Slave from the PC-98 section in ruiner9's thread (Thread 219717).

I have a request: Cosmic Psycho PC 98 - EVE burst error PC 98 - Night Slave PC 98 and Revival Xanadu II: Remix PC 98 thanks for all others ost PC 98

Revival Xanadu II: Remix (Thread 201882)

If only this forum had a search function.

Update (Part 2)

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment


Arcade Classics (C64) (mega.nz/#!zRxW2RST!iZlxY13Wfx33PbseHUQfifGbkGgY-__eVIJ6D6hXxmo)1987"Firebird"Rob Hubbard"16.4 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Auf Wiedersehen Monty (C64) (mega.nz/#!ud4yyQpR!Iujm0muYdU4VgPGSv5RQDSdV-OZ4W4wD-ggCCTm5Z5k)1987"Gremlin Graphics"Ben Daglish, Rob Hubbard"26.3 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
China Gate (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!bR5WEShT!NBQ0J4LxzJuxcObGjoFRYjLIZsSG1oysis5V-wSg21U)1988"Technos"Kazunaka Yamane"29.9 MB""
Geograph Seal (X68000) (mega.nz/#!GUIXCYRQ!it-n9uQVWESW1ajdcm_NLAijAjgsEYVFOEYGVOOgH4Q)1994"Exact"Hiroyuki Saegusa"51.4 MB"OPM/MSM (rip by MarvelB)"
Gerry the Germ (C64) (mega.nz/#!fFBBkZLR!TEJqASPc4GDH8_Ap-FUKfmL4gNZcIFBT4hZIQjNuTcE)1986"Firebird"Rob Hubbard"79.7 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
IK+ (C64) (mega.nz/#!qBJXhC7Y!0F-slsl53meCKmi18FN0FoTsqrFsASAQaNm0IBS7piM)1987"System 3"Rob Hubbard"25.2 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
International Karate (C64) (mega.nz/#!SNxygJIJ!bTsZkM6iWf5mB_EZplI_x0FcTDsSt9vEeNHSjzE u9NM)1986"System 3"Rob Hubbard"30.0 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Kentilla (C64) (mega.nz/#!nUgHmDaR!D_MPwowxkL0-iAkDRVlahXLiIRcg9OfmfJIlSctqRj4)1986"Mastertronic"Rob Hubbard"36.8 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Mega Apocalypse (C64) (mega.nz/#!7Y4mjLrb!s7tC14GsgupfF62FPm7IaXhlU5tUw3QzKrOa-4rqmHQ)1987"Martech"Rob Hubbard"23.2 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Otoko Sama (X68000) (mega.nz/#!ndo0DZTR!AGcn7R-Y7v0-5lPctLgasyKYxLFqEnNOQAffywYlU7s)1999"Gekikoh-Dennou Club"Mark44., Rei., Hiroyuki Mizuno"36.8 MB"OPM/MSM"
Spellbound (C64) (mega.nz/#!SIBDXZbT!7vTTVucGqKbkRyadbf30FYG53Q5e1WeRZ9S-Em5TcEA)1986"Mastertronic"Rob Hubbard"18.2 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Thrust (C64) (mega.nz/#!nQQE0IRK!zdLKToWzz7AgjKkosNzpfh5sheIgd-LHuDeWD6_0Qhk)1986"Firebird"Rob Hubbard"19.5 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"
Zoids (C64) (mega.nz/#!CMwySK5C!C-RUln5diC10uhYILjtw2f4jn45MYVBoqS4COjF7iPw)1986"Martech"Rob Hubbard"15.6 MB"real+emul.SID, updated rip"

Thanks for these awesome updates! Yeah, you really deserve a break after all the work you've put in for the community. :)

This is the best thread on the forum.

Thanks =)

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #047: Knick-Knack

An episode with fantastic music covering a wide area of topics such as other-worldly champions,cat secretaries, questionable learning methods, and whatever happens in Nancy's room. Enjoy!

Download Episode #047: Knick-Knack (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom047KnickKnack/AudioPanicRoom047KnickKnack.mp3) (73 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXLM7EH6dN8)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Cosmic Hero" - Nex Machina (2017, Windows) by Ari Pulkkinen
02 "Knick-Knack" - Demo (1995, Amiga) by Piotr Bendyk (XTD)
03 "Lead The Van" - Dragon Knight 4 (1994, X68000) by Witch
04 "Shinin' Queen" - Cleopatra Fortune (1996, Arcade) by Shuichiro Nakazawa
05 "Learn It the Hard Way" - Coococ #10 (1989, Commodore 64) by Edwin van Santen
06 "Nancy's Room" - Nancy Drew: Alibi in Ashes (2011, Windows) by Kevin Manthei
07 "Staff Roll" - Mesuneko Hishoshitsu (1995, PC-9801) by Yuki Nakayama (PANDA)
08 "I Want You" - Burning Rubber (1993, Amiga) by Tim Haywood
09 "Scene 2" - Star Parodier (1992, PC Engine CD) by Hiroshi Saito
10 "Mission 5" - Lock On (1993, SNES) by Akihiko Mori
11 "Title Screen" - Jars'Revenge (2011, Commodore 64) by Sascha Zeidler (Linus)
12 "Crush" - Descent II (1996, MS-DOS) by Brian Luzietti
13 "MUSIC 2" - Sex (1995, PC-9801) by Arika Nishimura (VWN)
14 "Fountain of Sighs" - Demo (1995, Amiga) by Adam Skorupa (Scorpik)

*thumbs up*

Oh, wow, so much of old music! Thank you, sir.

Thanks nx666 for your rips. If you are open to more requests, then rip these:

Spindizzy II (PC-98)
Keeper (Sharp X68000)
Buster (Sharp X68000)

Thanks nx666 for your rips. If you are open to more requests, then rip these:

Spindizzy II (PC-98)
Keeper (Sharp X68000)
Buster (Sharp X68000)

Like I said on the last page, I'm currently not doing any rips. If you want to give this a shot yourself, the first two are playable in Hoot, and I could help you with Buster if necessary.

Assembling Hoot is complicated, but I remember seeing an already assembled set, right? Tutorial is welcome.

Assembling Hoot is complicated, but I remember seeing an already assembled set, right? Tutorial is welcome.

Well, there is this tutorial (http://snesmusic.org/hoot/v2/faq.php), which is still valid for the most part.

And this is the most recent release with just these two soundtracks (https://mega.nz/#!XZgWQRhB!Q8XFGniKgknspr2AU-pIVCgxueh3Hndl3EG7ryEDWhI). Unzip this somewhere on your hard drive and you are ready to go.

Thanks for Terra Cresta (C=64), it's truly a masterpiece by Galway!

Grabbing some more stuff. You and ruiner are in an endless back and forth for my most frequented source of game music. :)

Just wanted to extend my thanks for all your hard work over the years nx666; found a great many soundtracks (and a few I was looking for but had trouble finding) thanks to your efforts~

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #048: Micro Cabin

A podcast with music by developer and publisher Micro Cabin, best known for the Xak series and its various spinoffs. Many of their early releases originated on Japanese computers and featured an excellent line-up of composers like Tadahiro Nitta, Ryuji Sasai, Yasufumi Fukuda, and Yukiharu Urita who created spectacular soundtracks, especially for the 'lesser' FM chips like OPLL and OPN.

Download Episode #048: Micro Cabin (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoomEpisode048MicroCabin/AudioPanicRoom048MicroCabin.mp3) (73 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlyQEgmcsJk)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of PixelTunes Radio (https://pixeltunesradio.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Opening 2" - The Tower of Gazzel (1991, PC-9801) by Tadahiro Nitta
02 "Confronted! The Shogun Gospel" - Xak II: Rising of the Redmoon (1992, X68000) by Ryuji Sasai, Tadahiro Nitta
03 "New Year's Day Of The Girl..." - Dragon Half (1993, PC-9801) by Tadahiro Nitta
04 "Surfing Go! Go!" - Fray in Magical Adventure CD (1994, PC Engine CD) by Tadahiro Nitta
05 "Stillness of the Nights" - Xak III: The Eternal Recurrence (1993, PC-9801) by Yukiharu Urita
06 "Obstinacy Pair" - Elm Knight (1992, PC-9801) by Tadahiro Nitta, Yasufumi Fukuda
07 "Blue Sea" - Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (1990, X68000) by Ryuji Sasai, Tadahiro Nitta
08 "Spending Days With Your Daughter" - Princess Maker (1992, MSX2) by Yukiharu Urita
09 "Town of Normana" - Xak 1 + 2 (1992, PC Engine CD) by Minoru Yuasa, Hiroaki Kai, Go Takano
10 "Foreigner of the Starry Sky" - What's Michael? (1988, PC-8801) by Ryuji Sasai
11 "Boss Music #1" - Noon (1998, Playstation) by Yasufumi Fukuda
12 "Dragon" - Elm Knight (1992, PC-9801) by Tadahiro Nitta, Yasufumi Fukuda
13 "Blue Player" - Daisenryaku II: Campaign Version (1992, MSX2) by Yasufumi Fukuda
14 "Indoor Combat" - Illusion City (1993, FM Towns) by Tadahiro Nitta, Yasufumi Fukuda, Koji Urita
15 "Kagami no Naka no Actress" - Kimagure Orange Road: Natsu no Mirage (1988, PC-8801) by Micro Cabin
16 "Smiling Town of the Trees" - Eiyuu Shigan: Gal.Act.Heroism (1994, PC-9801) by Yukiharu Urita
17 "Staff Roll" - Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (1989, MSX2) by Tadahiro Nitta, Ryuji Sasai



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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Dragon Half (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!GFwBkbiQ!7HNdCyTxq-imzH4ZwtSSjvxYkCh98rsfU178p2r5o24)1993"Micro Cabin"Tadahiro Nitta"92.6 MB"OPN"
Elm Knight (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!rZ5UCYLI!E1ZoR5HeSFWKSbeiHt0VPpIbUT-87SzaYVArYp4jh5E)1992"Micro Cabin"Tadahiro Nitta, Yasufumi Fukuda"136.7 MB"OPN (updated rip)"
Princess Maker (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!2QJThbZR!0GHa0EC2qawHYMdExAcoteSXbqCAOOs7stg2fVQ H6RU)1992"Micro Cabin"Yukiharu Urita"47.2 MB"OPLL+PSG"
What's Michael? (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!2AhBUZxI!yZw_kOPNUCr2aUpJNXzCm050mMA-LNEkFyMuJKgswPE)1988"Micro Cabin"Ryuji Sasai"22.0 MB"OPN"
Xak Precious Package: The Tower of Gazzel (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LJw1CSIJ!pFw85RG5_IJeo_Kaxp7nmkl3oJIi_qAIgdcI65G wcfA)1991"Micro Cabin"Yasufumi Fukuda, Tadahiro Nitta"112.3 MB"OPN"

Yukiharu Urita is the only composer on this latest show that wasn't familiar to me and I'm really liking his stuff. Great find!

Good work! I'm a fan of these composers, especially Nitta and Sasai.

Requesting two SEGA rips: Thunder Force for X1 and Shadow Dancer for Arcade. Know you aren't doing rips but if you ever do start up again these two are high up because they are missing. I already got a rip of Shinobi Arcade done if interested.

Here are some new rips I made for myself over the past two months. I also take requests until Friday, up to 3 per person.


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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ant Man (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!6ZBDHTAD!q_pPt63_Jx7oOtkYc_nQnl5lL-f8p5ed50Gtl3Wc7Rs)1995"SKC"Kwon Gu Hee, Park In Youb"30.8 MB"OPL3"
Bodhidharma (X68000) (mega.nz/#!TchV0AYQ!G_LKAWUA6pZlhVydPYXivzhteR1sVVIz2cQlv-bM_gQ)1995"Take Soft"Famishin, Kouite, Maz"76.4 MB"OPM/MSM"
Combat Cars (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!jJBh0AAA!p7JbhHn4LZbX5Nse0b0X4271tXipFfecBNl1rtm KEA4)1994"Accolade (unreleased)"John Carehag"63.1 MB""
Exodus 3010 (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!vU5xVRCL!hPVsvnTubwdosEFaHXHlEtEvb1GvTH-i1y4bmRFs2RI)1993"Demonware"Sebastiaan Lentfert, Brian Postma"42.5 MB""
Fire Hawk: Thexder the Second Contact (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!mAIT1BjI!ANkN5I5cNct1s5vN8CEbDAfdNmZARkHK0eC7E5x LzFQ)1990"Sierra On-Line"Rob Atesalp"105.0 MB"MT-32"
GunMaster (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!7VAjRJiS!O3w_iIsPPnGrZf2B4Gum9jcWFSGJY7kF8vS9hYN 7iZ0)1994"Metro"Famishin, Shadow, Maz"48.6 MB""
Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, The (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!HRhyyaDL!UYSPnEwpAEbABgRHJbgm5sP5c54wh_0yD_0XImE KOCk)1992"Electronic Arts"Rob Hubbard"153.9 MB"MT-32"
Mobile Suit Gundam: Multiple Operation (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!aRZE3ZCL!gjjJCCwTmFTi0jv610PMvPiQy_EW386mkjrWvzZ xxhM)1995"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi"54.4 MB"OPN"
Nova (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!6YREzaIJ!JFLOWJhfY-E_OYqQJeYUDM1j4Acc3CQu-EkvuteccTc)1993"Cat's Pro"Yuki Nakayama (PANDA)"38.7 MB"OPN"
Olteus II (X68000) (mega.nz/#!ecgQTJhT!9xeJzGumm3mkf7Vv3xwY0c2xzy1LGweZ3UdJNjM E3Lw)1991"Winky Soft"Yasunari Onishi, Tetsuya Okita"65.8 MB"OPM/MSM, updated rip + new tags"


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Requesting two SEGA rips: Thunder Force for X1 and Shadow Dancer for Arcade. Know you aren't doing rips but if you ever do start up again these two are high up because they are missing. I already got a rip of Shinobi Arcade done if interested.

Does Thunder Force X1 even have any music? Shadow Dancer should be doable, though.

Thanks for the new stuff! I have some Commodore 64 requests:

Gemini Wing
Ikari Warriors
Insects in Space

I have a request for the PC-88: Battle Gorilla (by Chihiro Fujioka/Xtalsoft).

Does Thunder Force X1 even have any music? Shadow Dancer should be doable, though.

I think it does as the PC-88 Rip has William Tell. Also one Final minor request: Raiden Densetsu for FM-Towns. As a port of the classic proto-danmaku shmup Raiden, I hear it has an exclusive arranged score that is stellar according to HG101

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ball Fever (C64) (mega.nz/#!idQjBZJA!gdRRHqPm2LCfJSy8b-Lf59ib2gsnqTap4REME5PsRQA)1993"CP Verlag"Thomas Mogensen (DRAX)"60.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Combat Simulator: Battle Gorilla (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!aNxlCKAZ!EdssEpiAULMHhucDFhxMbWJFAJAIO-tV0VtI-73BC18)1988"Xtalsoft"Chihiro Fujioka"37.3 MB"OPNA"
Crystal Fever (C64) (mega.nz/#!HZwmRQaA!wrDL3d_vQBRq_NuO782WTOFba-0lGC3Pv57A_oAlRow)1990"CP Verlag"Markus Schneider"33.4 MB"real+emul.SID"
Ikari Warriors (C64) (mega.nz/#!nYJmTaaC!rPMwsK6wBBdVtGBbwRIXesrcq-NeGI-ickigcjRQD-Q)1988"Elite"Jason Brooke, Mark Cooksey"23.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Insects in Space (C64) (mega.nz/#!XJxH2DpK!UccETh7q_MIZxZHGkBQgXNmu5ZxXOGQHCKpHHLU kEds)1989"Hewson"Martin Galway"10.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Jars' Revenge (C64) (mega.nz/#!zRgwkaBZ!j-HH8kGeQ2itNsIvp7LKp_QFYBRQa8wSPgegwPNlfdg)2011"TRSI"Sascha Zeidler (Linus)"22.7 MB"real+emul.SID"
Shadow Dancer (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!SIwXULrB!CSb7AFHJfnnuoNTwXdzbtvX_LpQBLQlrRWVFeJD yWb0)1989"Sega"Keisuke Tsukahara"44.2 MB""
Time Runner (C64) (mega.nz/#!Kc4lAbjI!L0NMVGzn8o8gN2g3SmxSnvvM5o1smYOnGPTIgiw 0_4w)1989"CP Verlag"Markus Schneider"38.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Tit Bit (C64) (mega.nz/#!PRoTEazY!sAdR0rmN91Y2a7xBv6WdhG5aQMTRsPQqyQ5jveg vHJA)1990"CP Verlag"Markus Schneider"28.2 MB"real+emul.SID"
Turn It II (C64) (mega.nz/#!TExmCDbT!L7iF7iXuzIrp5QQHEpE-LXC0zmOeoWZkawehyHu8lGM)1990"Ascon Software"Markus Schneider"44.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Young Ones, The (C64) (mega.nz/#!uFIywRJR!ENhSE8pYrBWCJGbkL_G8eQMY-j0Qmhq_wNmsKgCEjOA)1986"Orpheus"Steve Mellin"13.8 MB"real+emul.SID"

Finally some new C64 rips! :) Thanks for the update.

The Young Ones, LOL. Funny that they made a game out of that, but not very surprising at the same time. I remember reading somewhere that they couldn't get the rights from the BBC to use the actual theme from the show, so they made their own theme reminiscent of it. I know Barry Leitch made a SID of the original theme (unrelated to the game).

Can we do some more requests? If so, in addition to my previous request of Gemini Wing, here are two more C64 ones:

Artax
Black Tiger

Nice selections, thanks for all this!

Some nice additions could be the Atari ST versions of :
- Chambers of Shaolin
- Ivanhoe

Little note, great Stardust rip, but those short tracks would be better looped once. ;)

Another minor request:
Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (PC98)

AKA Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation.

Here are the remaining requests. Please don't post any new ones, no matter how 'minor' they may be.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Artax (C64) (mega.nz/#!qNIhiLKK!gREA7lk6bs1CDGfAdJQs4NFn_ef9mIq28GhsY0Z Xzbs)1989"CP Verlag"Jeroen Soede"15.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Black Tiger (C64) (mega.nz/#!rYRhHTjY!P3C76zs4CSnXG89mgPz7GyYBWH_Z3eI_YMafv63 3KIQ)1990"U.S. Gold"Mark Tait"25.1 MB"real+emul.SID"
Chambers of Shaolin (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!WN4WnZSR!Aw2yjSBPVTkNLtf4Bh-Ul09bXd81MDAzCqWwyQ4_EHY)1989"Thalion"Jochen Hippel"74.6 MB""
Gemini Wing (C64) (mega.nz/#!6Yh1XDZJ!e7M8c1NuDjlEeSmtRXkqrJshbGW8jo59ZOjFfHf RkTg)1989"Virgin Mastertronic"Barry Leitch"92.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Ivanhoe (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!mFAlUY5Y!5tGHdPrb5M1f_FvyduFNwrH0HXhwOWAPKVAx1k1 ii6s)1990"Ocean"Pierre-Eric Loriaux, Jean Baudlot"26.7 MB""
Raiden Densetsu (FM Towns) (mega.nz/#!2EISmYaA!G4ODhIJd0x8BTJ3Rzn_kgV9MbuZs3AU7jV902Xo qntk)1991"KID Corp."n/a"28.0 MB"CD Audio"

OK, got it. Thank you for these latest batches. :)

I also want to extend thanks for posting Bodhidharma (X68), I'm really starting to like it. Once-in-a-blue-moon soundtrack, this one.

OK, got it. Thank you for these latest batches. :)

I also want to extend thanks for posting Bodhidharma (X68), I'm really starting to like it. Once-in-a-blue-moon soundtrack, this one.

Here's a little bonus for you: Duel Fighter, another excellent soundtrack by the same composers.


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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Duel Fighter (X68000) (mega.nz/#!PRJ1ybZD!JksraQTz8H_zghY9f-kpNBI9iZk0bwiyG3E7eH1hHj8)1996"Take Soft"Maz, Kouite"45.3 MB"OPM/MSM (v0.10 version)"

Thanks, I'm really liking it so far! It's when you stumble across gems like these that it really feels worth it to plunge the depths of obscure old game music.

Thanks for the Atari ST additions nx666, classic soundchip marvels! :D

Got it. I did some research into Giten and it may have inspired the Tokyo Apocalypse OVA. I�ll try to see if I can convert it.

Another minor request:
Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (PC98)

AKA Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation.

Not too long ago, I also requested this, along with the MIDI version of it.
The game was also released on Windows in 1998 by ASCII/Atlus. Many people consider it a black sheep to the Shin Megami Series due to its nudity, but it is still a Megami Tensei game, so I don't mind.

I do have a couple of more of MicroCabin requests:
Konpeki no Kantai
Konpeki no Kantai 2 Perfect

Another minor request:
Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (PC98)

AKA Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation.

This soundtrack is available in VGM format over att VGMRips (http://vgmrips.net/packs/pack/giten-megami-tensei-tokyo-mokushiroku-nec-pc-9801), so it's super-easy to convert yourself using foobar2000 or WinAmp and any of their associated VGM-plugins. Here, I converted it to FLAC for you:

Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (PC-98) (https://mega.nz/#!kOpXFRCa!RpXHfbcfJRfJl0_S32hOY_A8-CSTch4x1WSk0SzqWzU)


I do have a couple of more of MicroCabin requests:
Konpeki no Kantai
Konpeki no Kantai 2 Perfect

Unless I misunderstood, I think he said that requests are closed?

This soundtrack is available in VGM format over att VGMRips (http://vgmrips.net/packs/pack/giten-megami-tensei-tokyo-mokushiroku-nec-pc-9801), so it's super-easy to convert yourself using foobar2000 or WinAmp and any of their associated VGM-plugins. Here, I converted it to FLAC for you:

Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (PC-98) (https://mega.nz/#!kOpXFRCa!RpXHfbcfJRfJl0_S32hOY_A8-CSTch4x1WSk0SzqWzU)



Unless I misunderstood, I think he said that requests are closed?

Oh. I guess I am too late then. :(

But as for Giten Megami Tensei, it is the PC-98 version. There was another version also released in 1998 that used MIDI support for Windows PCs. Anyway, I do have the tools to convert it from FLAC to MP3, so thanks for the tip. :)

The PC-98 version has FM and MIDI soundtracks. You can play them using this set (https://mega.nz/#!DcpAlKpI!9AkbjP90bLPkYg-EAtA5XSOIDKCGVdfRk7dOzjTKdF8) and the Hoot archive I posted on the previous page. I've never seen the Windows version so I can't comment on that.

The windows version of Giten Megami Tensei appears to have identical sounding midi files, at least on Roland. Extracted midis from the Windows version end abruptly, so the best way to record them is Hoot.

Ah, Thanks, dude! :D

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I don't use Hoot anymore. It is too much of a hassle trying to log in each track one by one thanks to the program's infrastructure.

Actually in addition to the midi files that are identical to the PC-98 version, the windows version also has music in midi stream (MDS) format that are playable on Foobar and sound different. I'm not sure which version the game itself plays or if there is even a way to configure midi device. I'll look into it tomorrow.

e: the midi stream files are likely just conversions to improve compatibility of the original PC-98 tracks, which seem to have some playback issues unless you fix them with e.g. Midiplex. They are also looped multiple times as all the MDS tracks are at least 5 minutes long.

I don't use Hoot anymore. It is too much of a hassle trying to log in each track one by one thanks to the program's infrastructure.

I do the conversion to .wav with a script that (once configured) can be run unattended in the background. Still means you have to edit the tracks afterwards if you want them to have proper lengths and fadeouts. If there is any serious interest in using the script then let me know and I'll post it here.

I do the conversion to .wav with a script that (once configured) can be run unattended in the background. Still means you have to edit the tracks afterwards if you want them to have proper lengths and fadeouts. If there is any serious interest in using the script then let me know and I'll post it here.


Oh. OK.

Working on trying to get the music to the Ultima IV, V, VI games, known collectively as the Avatar Trilogy.

sorry, nx666.. i just wanted to ask
i know you focus on really back in the day retro stuff, like when it all began
is there a time frame for stuff that can be requested?
i've got a request for a really obscure Japanese H-game, but i'm not sure when it was made, actually. i used to have a ripped version of the soundtrack before my harddrives were stolen

sorry, nx666.. i just wanted to ask
i know you focus on really back in the day retro stuff, like when it all began
is there a time frame for stuff that can be requested?
i've got a request for a really obscure Japanese H-game, but i'm not sure when it was made, actually. i used to have a ripped version of the soundtrack before my harddrives were stolen

What's the name of the game? I'd say the scope of this thread is mostly defined by sound hardware (i.e. computers with sound chips) rather than release date. But I don't really have a hard rule for this and you can find CD audio soundtracks here as well. There are other threads on this forum that are better equipped to deal with streamed audio formats, though.

oh, i see.. that's the over arching theme
the game is called MoeNikki (Moe Nikki, Moe-Nikki - any combination you can think of). yeah, this game definitely has CD quality audio
you're right, there are probably better places to ask than here, my bad!

oh, i see.. that's the over arching theme
the game is called MoeNikki (Moe Nikki, Moe-Nikki - any combination you can think of). yeah, this game definitely has CD quality audio
you're right, there are probably better places to ask than here, my bad!

It originally shipped on a DVD according to this (https://vndb.org/r1654), so it's probably some kind of streamed format.

ah, well, crap
better luck next time i guess
seems impossible to find, though. so maybe no luck, ever, hah

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
B.S.S. Jane Seymour / Spacewrecked (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!XdBnBYST!ib6up9bZSFo9XCMEKVStGWRTwR8jjsqsrvxt2yq jfi4)1991"Gremlin Graphics"Barry Leitch"11.6 MB"MT-32"
Bard's Tale Construction Set, The (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!2QIy3J5S!40Yy81LtdcXEBhRUSgici547ISFxRO_AOLr9CWi 6Msg)1991"Interplay"Charles Deenen, Jim Sproul"36.8 MB"MT-32"
Fortress Attack (X68000) (mega.nz/#!qYhCEAya!h7kBGTugy8EegtupH0aGaVzWGtRIcTie85QM-IXrecY)1993"Akihiro Shibahara"Akihiro Shibahara, Takehiro Eno, AKICHAN"36.8 MB"OPM/MSM"
Hero Quest (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!DVx1lIbI!nUbPmrH-DX6Q8T1ja2LtwsLjc2b3dF5cmDUF0ghJK9Y)1991"Gremlin Graphics"Barry Leitch"13.7 MB"MT-32"
Lightning Soldier (X68000) (mega.nz/#!GdpxURYS!Siqb1xU_99_uWjhEmuuIigbK_p--TwKdLOwDdJ7fVNk)1994"Team Quartet"PEA, PRG, NAO"80.4 MB"OPM/MSM"
Puyo Puyo (X68000) (mega.nz/#!2NBQzCyJ!WGhRjAccAJ6_77SI6MWomwvorTFdDn_X5lj8xjf 9XXs)1994"SPS"n/a"42.3 MB"OPM/MSM"
Shadow of the Beast II (FM Towns) (mega.nz/#!6VBU2b6K!gKX1tGHEX10zlE-VPttcTSF5zfZydHQTY78COSJCLRQ)1993"Victor Entertainment"Derek Austin, Jimmy Kaleth"62.3 MB"CD Audio"

Nice! :) Thanks.

Many thanks from a retro fan, nx666!!!! +1 added :).

Can I request the DOS game Eco Quest?

Can I request the DOS game Eco Quest?

I currently don't take requests, but you can download this soundtrack from this site (http://rmla.comoj.com/music2.html).

I have a request:
Is there any chance to get the MONSTER CASTLE arcade of Namco? It's an Underrated Ticket Arcade Game from 1993.....

I currently don't take requests, but you can download this soundtrack from this site (http://rmla.comoj.com/music2.html).


I have a request:
Is there any chance to get the MONSTER CASTLE arcade of Namco? It's an Underrated Ticket Arcade Game from 1993.....

This made me LOL

I have a request:
Is there any chance to get the MONSTER CASTLE arcade of Namco? It's an Underrated Ticket Arcade Game from 1993.....

I'm not sure if this game can even be emulated: it's mostly mechanical and lacks a screen. However, the music (or at least one track) was released on one of the Namco Video Game Graffiti albums that you can get here (Thread 206802).

And yes, paying attention to the last few posts or using the search function of this forum would help.