I got all of the Ultima’s from III thru VII if anyone interested.

I got all of the Ultima’s from III thru VII if anyone interested.

What do you mean "all of the Ultima’s from III thru VII"? Every version of those? These games were released on countless platforms.

If you have the Amiga version of Ultima IV, then yeah, I'd be interested in that.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #049: Adlib Noraebang

A look at the Korean music scene of the 1990s. Drawing from an eclectic mix of influences ranging from arcade soundtracks to old K-pop and anime scores, it created an impressive catalog of music for the FM chips commonly found in PC sound cards of that era.

Download Episode #049: Adlib Noraebang (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom049AdlibNoraebang/AudioPanicRoom049AdlibNoraebang.mp3) (73 MB, mp3) here
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Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "The Very Men..." - Demo (1997, MS-DOS) by Kim Tae Jin (sunby)
02 "Stage 6 & 7" - Iron Blood (1996, MS-DOS) by Seung-Hwan Ro, Myung-Jin Ahn
03 "Stage 5" - Dokkaebi-ga Ganda (1995, MS-DOS) by Senori Box
04 "Triumph" - Demo (1996, MS-DOS) by Park Jin Bae (Silhouetti)
05 "Stage 4" - Shakii the Wolf (1995, MS-DOS) by Seung-Hwan Ro, Myung-Jin Ahn
06 "Final Boss Theme" - Eol-ui Moheom (1995, MS-DOS) by Family Production
07 "Stage 7" - Illusion Blaze (1994, MS-DOS) by Seung-Hwan Ro, Myung-Jin Ahn
08 "Adventurer's Anthem" - Ys II Special (1994, MS-DOS) by soundTeMP
09 "I don't want to be arrested!" - Demo (1998, MS-DOS) by Ahn Jae-Hoon (Ahn1979)
10 "Unused Track" - Pee & Gity (1994, MS-DOS) by Seung-Hwan Ro, Myung-Jin Ahn
11 "Stage 3" - Ant Man (1995, MS-DOS) by Kwon Gu Hee, Park In Youb
12 "My Dear..." - Demo (MS-DOS) by Simpler
13 "Ending" - Olmang Jolmang Paradise (1995, MS-DOS) by Seung-Hwan Ro, Myung-Jin Ahn

I got all of the Ultima’s from III thru VII if anyone interested.

Interested. ;)

If you have the Amiga version of Ultima IV, then yeah, I'd be interested in that.

The Amiga version of Ultima IV has been requested a couple of times in this thread. The problem is that none of the Amiga archives has a working NTSC copy of the game. All the available cracks are based on the PAL version which plays the music too slow or (if you switch the emulator to NTSC) cause heavy distortion. It's otherwise a very simple rip that doesn't even require any hacking as the game plays the entire soundtrack on the title screen. So yeah, if you can find a working NTSC copy then I can do this rip for you.

What do you mean "all of the Ultima’s from III thru VII"? Every version of those? These games were released on countless platforms.

If you have the Amiga version of Ultima IV, then yeah, I'd be interested in that.

I have the games on Apple II, Commodore 64, PC, and NES/SNES ripped. I don't think I can get Amiga given the emulation difficulties but I will attempt it. I'm working to track down all the remaining rips of them.

Grabbing a bunch of MSX stuff. Thanks as always.

Request: Venus the Flytrap (Amiga version)

If anybody has any requests, please submit them (up to 3) until Friday.

Okay two more requests then (besides Venus the Flytrap):
Coloris (Amiga)
Transplant (Amiga)

I guess I'll take a temporary break from my C64 requests and request some Amiga too, for old times' sake. :)

My Amiga requests:

Entity
Hilt: Against the Hoardes
Roadkill

My Amiga requests:

Entity

Which one?

http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?find=entity

Which one?

Entity (Loriciel) (http://hol.abime.net/2860)

Am I still allowed to request? If so, here are 3 requests by me:

Mario Bros. (Arcade)
Mario Bros. Special (Sharp X1)
Super Mario Bros. Special (Sharp X1)

Thank you for accepting my past requests. ^_^

Ok, so since you are now taking requests, I have a few:

Misty Blue (PC-88 and PC-98)
Whale's Voyage (Amiga)

Also, thanks for the link on my previous request, btw.

All FM-Towns:
Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes
Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes II
Prince of Persia

Normally Eiyuu Densetsu I & II are done by Mieko Ishikawa & Atsushi Shirakawa.

The last one is particularly big on my part. Prince of Persia, the original, never really had a soundtrack, but was a great game. I heard the FM-TOWNS version is one of the best.

Ok, so since you are now taking requests, I have a few:

Misty Blue (PC-88 and PC-98)
Whale's Voyage (Amiga)

Also, thanks for the link on my previous request, btw.

I've already done Whale's Voyage and you can get Misty Blue (PC-88) from ruiner's thread.

Am I still allowed to request? If so, here are 3 requests by me:

Mario Bros. (Arcade)
Mario Bros. Special (Sharp X1)
Super Mario Bros. Special (Sharp X1)

Thank you for accepting my past requests. ^_^

Maybe pick something else, because all three of these games would require a ton of manual work.

Since I couldn't get any requests last time, here are 2 from Micro Cabin before Friday:
Konpeki no Kantai
Konpeki no Kantai 2 Perfect
for the PC98.

Maybe pick something else, because all three of these games would require a ton of manual work.

Okay, completely new requests:

Touhou Eiyashou (Windows, MIDI versions)
Bang Bang Busters (Arcade, Neo-Geo)
Valist Lesnalt (Sharp X68000, see gameplay video below)

https://youtu.be/rG5Ua5r36GA

oh shoot sorry I meant to type Whale's Voyage II, I knew you had done the first one.

Wow, it sure has been AGES since I've requested something here, so I've got two requests here (I couldn't come up with a good third request), and all of them are KOEI titles...

- Kōryūki (NEC PC-9801)
- Sangokushi IV (NEC PC-9801)

Wow, we sure hammered nx666 with requests this time. I hope he's doing fine and not drowning under the workload. :)

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment


Bang Bang Busters (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!vV4GECiR!WhoZFkqZZcxdTTGTqPWIa8efoBIu2aTwtn9CDoM KYo8)1994"Visco Corporation"Kiyoshi Kusatsu"49.5 MB""
Coloris (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uEA1FSbJ!zdoNKlswMMKOEzQ4Z7r9FXV1UnzG7tWUBJ4lKWr 5uc0)1990"Avesoft"Tor Bernhard Gausen (Walkman), Jean-Pierre Jandrain"15.3 MB""
Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes (FM Towns) (mega.nz/#!vUIT1LpQ!0RHMfsLk4Rh7dq3Hh02yR5oYTCWf1Ep_aThcffT Ve5A)1990"Falcom"Mieko Ishikawa, Masaaki Kawai"84.1 MB"OPN2"
Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes II (FM Towns) (mega.nz/#!HMQk3C7C!Im6yZDe78URzAQ8VMG2mp8AOeNu-bP0oSmDelOLC0Fs)1993"Falcom"Mieko Ishikawa, Masaaki Kawai"127.1 MB"OPN2"
Entity (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!mMxj2LhT!BxW2iEzINO1xYe8NyaPKLEFB9WxpUbshG1Zkmkw X3K4)1993"Loriciel"Christophe Zurfluh"43.7 MB""
Hilt: Against the Hoardes (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!WQxgTAyJ!AsqaEOfSbpFdbf_rrxwZ7qqwFd6M6OO9HeGCHsN kRt8)1994"Scorpius"Mark Sheeky"7.5 MB""
Konpeki no Kantai (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!yMon1BpJ!D850nWJirolNlv05lJDciWPg0urPTmSk-srHzH0TPBA)1994"Micro Cabin"Tadahiro Nitta"21.9 MB"OPN"
Konpeki no Kantai 2 Perfect (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!2IoVFRgC!7nYZp370kajhG9oh87rh_5Eg1D-gam5GlSM2b09_jcU)1995"Micro Cabin"Tadahiro Nitta"58.7 MB"OPN"
Misty Blue (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!KYg2VCaA!OgMmBo9L4tF9Te_-TEIaQJPS3Sc8_Qd2_fl9KJDC69s)1990"Enix"Yuzo Koshiro"65.1 MB"OPN"
Prince of Persia (FM Towns) (mega.nz/#!3cY2mSBR!vSNdNK0qrAwSqU_5LNVI8uWwPkizkZPpAwBJrfG GDws)1992"Riverhill Soft"Hiroaki Iwatani"51.4 MB"CD Audio"
Rise of the Phoenix / Koryuki (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!vVQCgARA!OC_t2VcMpwzvQW5aF6i8FjS7lbV-27FhivVJMr7eTqE)1993"Koei"Tomoki Hasegawa"56.7 MB"OPN"
Roadkill (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!6Q4HQKyS!7KOibaXSG4NIvqR3oze-TCKjQPDIVzxW5SDXHXR57R0)1994"Acid"Blair Zuppicich"20.7 MB""
Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV (PowerUp Kit) (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!icxXAaAQ!5blDsUUKghiMCauYdzRmez8LiPpygqsmjlt9XRR s7XM)1994"Koei"Jun Nagao"83.3 MB"OPNA"
Transplant (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!2ZARXKhQ!GitnKl16zarpFUl7UxrsiLAEgIrt-VwTx89X5BTjne0)1992"CompuTec Verlag"Jumping Jack Flash"4.2 MB""
Valist Leznalt (X68000) (mega.nz/#!nZolFLLZ!V0fHFtXwKEMaURVEhLZ7ztbj74T95Ay85sEu7SD NULY)1992"Amorphous"AGP"56.9 MB"OPM/MSM"
Venus: The Flytrap (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!eFZDiCLI!IMGVKpPx33F6SgSvDTPpiiVM6hWHNp8CfS7zhEf zXsI)1990"Gremlin Graphics"McMullan and Low"44.4 MB""
Whale's Voyage II: Die �bermacht (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!TY41TRDT!4UebESEEMGeZJDFnyHP86Bx24xME2FzKIRwCPXN aP2A)1995"neo Software"Clemens Helbock, Hannes Seifert"78.6 MB""



Requests are closed now, thanks to everyone who participated!

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Okay, completely new requests:

Touhou Eiyashou (Windows, MIDI versions)

https://youtu.be/rG5Ua5r36GA

Have a look at this:

https://www.shrinemaiden.org/forum/index.php?topic=18989.0

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Prince of Persia

The last one is particularly big on my part. Prince of Persia, the original, never really had a soundtrack, but was a great game. I heard the FM-TOWNS version is one of the best.

What I posted above is the CD audio soundtrack. There are a few minor tracks that were done in FM (battle themes, some jingles) that are not included as I didn't have the time to extract them. However, the FM Towns release is based on the PC-98 port and all the assets from that version are actually included on the CD as a disk image. I compared a couple of the FM sound files and they are identical so if you download the PC-98 rip then you should be able to find the rest of the soundtrack there. I'm also not entirely sure who composed the CD soundtrack: the FM Towns credits say Hiroaki Iwatami and have T's Music in the 'Special Thanks' section. However, the PC Engine version (same soundtrack) credits the entire thing to T's Music and there are other sources that say it was composed by T's Music CEO Taro Hara.

Awesome update, thanks! Also congratulations on hitting 1000 posts. :)

Many thanks for Whale's Voyage II: Die �bermacht!!! +1 added :).
Do you happen to have Twinworld (Amiga version)? I hope not to bother you and many thanks beforehand :).

thanks for Prince of Persia! I have one minor question: is it possible to rip Bakudan Otoko (read: Bomberman 1983) for PC-88? might attempt it myself

Thank you very much nx666. Please rest a while. ^_^

thanks for Prince of Persia! I have one minor question: is it possible to rip Bakudan Otoko (read: Bomberman 1983) for PC-88? might attempt it myself

Nothing is impossible to rip, it all depends on how much time and effort you want to put into it. I doubt there is much (or any) music in the 1983 version and you can probably record all the sfx by playing the game for 5 minutes in an emulator.

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Many thanks for Whale's Voyage II: Die �bermacht!!! +1 added :).
Do you happen to have Twinworld (Amiga version)? I hope not to bother you and many thanks beforehand :).

I don't have a rip of Twin World so maybe save that one for the next round of requests. Unless you want to do it yourself. It's a pretty straightforward conversion of the sound files (which are available) and I could help you if you run into problems.

Many thanks, nx666, but I�m afraid I�m a newbie as far as converting files goes... :(

excellent! much obliged!

Thank you for the Amiga tunes!

Here is something I have been working on for over a year now: a new up-to-date Hoot archive with support for over 5300 games from systems like the PC-88, PC-98, X6800, X1, MS-DOS, Mega Drive, MSX, and many arcade boards. The content was compiled from various sources and there is also a ton of new stuff that is not available anywhere else.

All of this has been fixed, updated, and is verified to work with the latest version of Hoot. Also included are translated XML files so you won't have to deal with titles and publisher names in Japanese. Please see the included readme.txt for details on how to install this archive.

You can download the entire set from archive.org (https://archive.org/details/HootArchive20180626), be warned it's a fairly big download though (2.5 GB)

Enjoy!

Waaaaaaaaaat. Dude this is incredible. I’m gonna be digging through this at work tomorrow fo sho!

That is an awesome accomplishment! :D

this the shizzle

What the deuce!? I may have to get it...wait hard drive is full. BLAST! *for best effect read in Stewie Griffin voice*

Does that archive have Tatsujin-Oh from FMT?

Outrageous effort with THAT hoot archive! While I managed to set it up all properly one question remains: Is there any possibility to play all tracks from an album entirely instead of one by one manually clicking? Also if it's possible to pause, stop and skip if wanted?

Edit: Is it normal some tracks seem to be playing endlessly? Since there's no time display given I assume so.

Outrageous effort with THAT hoot archive! While I managed to set it up all properly one question remains: Is there any possibility to play all tracks from an album entirely instead of one by one manually clicking? Also if it's possible to pause, stop and skip if wanted?

Edit: Is it normal some tracks seem to be playing endlessly? Since there's no time display given I assume so.

Hoot is essentially a collection of emulators that run the original game code (i.e. sound driver) to play the music. As such it is limited by the constraints of the sound drivers which aren't necessarily made for timed playback and just loop the music endlessly. For many drivers you can stop the music by pressing 'P', but even that does not work in some cases.

When I record music from Hoot for the rips in this thread, I use a script that plays x minutes of each track. But I'm not sure if the script is suitable for pure listening as it would play x minutes even for a 5 second jingle. There is also some setup involved and the actual song lengths (including loops and fadeouts) have to be determined in an audio editor afterwards.

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Does that archive have Tatsujin-Oh from FMT?

Yes it does.

Ohhhh! marvelous :):):)
Thanks!!

Thanks for clarification, nx666! However, the pure amount is marvelous and I will just use it as it is, I can arrange myself with the limits, no problem.
All the gems provided by you here - especially the Roland MT-32 tracks for the classic Sierra adventures and many, many more.

Sweet! I've been looking for that OST. Thanks NX!

Requesting Alpha and Genesis for the PC88 if possible. :) Haven't heard either before but it's some of Uematsu's only early non-NES works.

Requesting Alpha and Genesis for the PC88 if possible. :) Haven't heard either before but it's some of Uematsu's only early non-NES works.

You can get these two soundtracks from this site (https://raborak.com/saladedemais/nobuo-uematsu-early-works-vol1-retro-pcs) ... or listen to them via the Hoot set I just posted.

Thanks, I'll check that out!

You can get these two soundtracks from this site (https://raborak.com/saladedemais/nobuo-uematsu-early-works-vol1-retro-pcs) ... or listen to them via the Hoot set I just posted.

That site gives off insecure browser warnings. Direct links might help?

Guess he doesn't want to do rips anymore- leaving us to do them. Oh well, I can figure out how to do it, that is if I can get MT-32 to work, because I want to try to get Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu to work with it- it has great music, especially with the Roland GS and MT-32 plugins.

@nx666 : Many thanks thanks for the finely crafted Hoot pack man.
I did one with all my arcade and MDX faves times ago. But the other systems in yours will provide even more discovery delights, sweeeet. :)

Guess he doesn't want to do rips anymore- leaving us to do them. Oh well, I can figure out how to do it, that is if I can get MT-32 to work, because I want to try to get Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu to work with it- it has great music, especially with the Roland GS and MT-32 plugins.

You can find the Crystal Rina soundtrack (OPN,MT32,GS) in the Hoot archive above, you just need to convert the tracks to .wav. There is even a new mt32sound.dll included that is based on the latest version of Munt.

You can find the Crystal Rina soundtrack (OPN,MT32,GS) in the Hoot archive above, you just need to convert the tracks to .wav. There is even a new mt32sound.dll included that is based on the latest version of Munt. OK. Will do. I will get Munt now for MT-32. But I will not log them with WAV.

Update- I just installed mt32sound.dll. I am still getting nothing.

OK. Will do. I will get Munt now for MT-32. But I will not log them with WAV.

Update- I just installed mt32sound.dll. I am still getting nothing.

Have you followed the readme file that comes with the archive, especially everything mentioned under step 4? There are a few other things you need to install like the MT-32 roms (http://grandis.nu:81/eabsearch/search.php?_search_=1&search=roland&category_id=TheZone&exclude=&limit=).

I did install the MT32 roms, the Control and the PCM.

You need to have these 3 files in your Hoot folder (where hoot.exe is), make sure that the file names are exactly like this:

MT32_CONTROL.ROM
MT32_PCM.ROM
mt32sound.dll

This should work, there is no other setup required. Also make sure you are listening the the version of the soundtrack that has "MT-32 Emulation" in the name. The regular MT-32 soundtrack uses one of your Windows MIDI devices which will sound wrong or might not produce any sound at all.

You need to have these 3 files in your Hoot folder (where hoot.exe is), make sure that the file names are exactly like this:

MT32_CONTROL.ROM
MT32_PCM.ROM
mt32sound.dll

This should work, there is no other setup required. Also make sure you are listening the the version of the soundtrack that has "MT-32 Emulation" in the name. The regular MT-32 soundtrack uses one of your Windows MIDI devices which will sound wrong or might not produce any sound at all.

I got all 3, but I'm still not getting any sound from the MT-32 Emulation.

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #050: Moby

No, not that one. Fr�d�ric Motte aka Moby is a French composer who had his start in the Amiga demo scene and also composed a number of game soundtracks for companies like Coktel Vision, Atreid Concept, and Kalisto. This playlist features a selection of tracks from the early part of his career that draw from from a wide range of influences � from rock to funk to blues and jazz.

Download Episode #50: Moby (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom050Moby/AudioPanicRoom050Moby.mp3) (76 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNqU6mOVAo4)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of The VGMbassy (http://thevgmbassy.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Knulla Kuk" - Substance (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
02 "Lagoon (Classic)" - Fury of the Furries (1993, MS-DOS) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
03 "Intro" - Paragliding (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
04 "Bounga" - Little Small Pretty Cool New Intro (1992, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
05 "Main Theme" - S.C.Out (1992, MS-DOS) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
06 "Elekfunk !" - Arte (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
07 "Forest" - Fury of the Furries (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
08 "Stage 3: Seerosentrauma" - Benjamin Bl�mchen (2001, Gameboy Color) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
09 "In-Game Theme 3" - Paragliding (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
10 "Title Screen" - No Exit (1990, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
11 "Pelforth Blues" - Alcatraz Music Disk 1 (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
12 "End Tune (Unused)" - Fury of the Furries (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)



Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
S.C.Out (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!rAh1CQKQ!zvYA8DGZG_R4SuRpMIndBv4_QJ82odDiGyZKfiC 9PLE)1992"Atreid Concept"Fr�d�ric Motte"5.5 MB"SB PCM"
Sword of Ianna, The (ZX Spectrum) (mega.nz/#!HEwFDQZb!QPLkEYCehSqGtxNBMD_bzaDEwQgkbDVTnMA1Xej 4lC8)2017"RetroWorks"Alberto Jose Gonz�lez"54.8 MB""

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #050: Moby

No, not that one. Fr�d�ric Motte aka Moby is a French composer who had his start in the Amiga demo scene and also composed a number of game soundtracks for companies like Coktel Vision, Atreid Concept, and Kalisto. This playlist features a selection of tracks from the early part of his career that draw from from a wide range of influences – from rock to funk to blues and jazz.

Download Episode #50: Moby (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom050Moby/AudioPanicRoom050Moby.mp3) (76 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNqU6mOVAo4)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of The VGMbassy (http://thevgmbassy.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Knulla Kuk" - Substance (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
02 "Lagoon (Classic)" - Fury of the Furries (1993, MS-DOS) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
03 "Intro" - Paragliding (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
04 "Bounga" - Little Small Pretty Cool New Intro (1992, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
05 "Main Theme" - S.C.Out (1992, MS-DOS) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
06 "Elekfunk !" - Arte (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
07 "Forest" - Fury of the Furries (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
08 "Stage 3: Seerosentrauma" - Benjamin Bl�mchen (2001, Gameboy Color) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
09 "In-Game Theme 3" - Paragliding (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
10 "Title Screen" - No Exit (1990, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
11 "Pelforth Blues" - Alcatraz Music Disk 1 (1991, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)
12 "End Tune (Unused)" - Fury of the Furries (1993, Amiga) by Fr�d�ric Motte (Moby)



Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
S.C.Out (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!rAh1CQKQ!zvYA8DGZG_R4SuRpMIndBv4_QJ82odDiGyZKfiC 9PLE)1992"Atreid Concept"Fr�d�ric Motte"5.5 MB"SB PCM"
Sword of Ianna, The (ZX Spectrum) (mega.nz/#!HEwFDQZb!QPLkEYCehSqGtxNBMD_bzaDEwQgkbDVTnMA1Xej 4lC8)2017"RetroWorks"Alberto Jose Gonz�lez"54.8 MB""


He was a great composer! I loved his soundtrack for Nightmare Creatures.

I take requests until Sunday, two per person.

Championship Pool by Mindscape is said to have an MS-DOS version, but not sure if it exists or not. This isn't a request for ripping, but I'd like to see it ripped if it was found or if it exists.

But here are two requests:

Die Bahnwelt (X68000, Internal and Dreamblaster X2 MIDI versions)
https://youtu.be/rHoT6JT_1gQ

Blue Wings: Special Airforce (X68000)

Thank you.

Championship Pool by Mindscape is said to have an MS-DOS version, but not sure if it exists or not. This isn't a request for ripping, but I'd like to see it ripped if it was found or if it exists.

But here are two requests:

Die Bahnwelt (X68000, Internal and Dreamblaster X2 MIDI versions)
https://youtu.be/rHoT6JT_1gQ

Blue Wings: Special Airforce (X68000)

Thank you.

You can already get the FM version of Die Bahnwelt from the op. I can't do the other two as I don't own a Dreamblaster and Blue Wings doesn't seem to exist in any of the X68000 archives on the net. If you have a copy of this game then let me know, otherwise maybe pick something else.

I've got two requests for you, and one of them was the one that I was going to request the last time, but forgot what it was... until now!! :)

- Gaiflame (PC-98; I didn't know that a version of Gaiflame existed for the PC-98 (as well as a Sharp X1 version, which I will request on another dime), thinking that the game only came out for the PC Engine. Ah well, at least I learnt something new. Anyways, this was the one I was going to request previously had I remembered it in time, lol.)
- Han-Seimei Senki Andorogynus (PC-88; I've requested the MSX version before, so I thought it would be fitting to request the PC-88 version of this, too)

I had a look at my old backlogs. Some of the arcade games that were deemed too time-consuming back then, I have just added to Hoot. So if anybody still wants a game from this list then I could look into it. The "two picks per person" rule still applies though.

Blood Warrior / Ooedo Fight
D-con
Dead Angle
Dream Soccer '94
Hacha Mecha Fighter
Ashura Blaster
Baseball Stars : Be a Champ!
Cabal
Empire City 1931
Mat Mania
Olympic Soccer '92 / Seibu Cup Soccer
Risky Challenge / Gussun Oyoyo
Super Volleyball
Tecmo Bowl

ALLTYNEX for FM-TOWNS so far is only one I have

You can already get the FM version of Die Bahnwelt from the op. I can't do the other two as I don't own a Dreamblaster and Blue Wings doesn't seem to exist in any of the X68000 archives on the net. If you have a copy of this game then let me know, otherwise maybe pick something else.

Understood. Can you rip these two?

Keeper (Sharp X68000, SUCCESS)
Mighty Guy (Arcade, Nichibutsu)

May I have a little request myself?

Creating these rips is a very time-consuming task, so coming here with a request should really be the last resort after all other options have been exhausted. I don't appreciate looking for stuff that can be easily found on the net (or even this very website) and you shouldn't ask for a rip unless you have spent at least half an hour trying to find the soundtrack yourself. And while you are at it, try to make sure that the game is available on the net and can be emulated. Not doing this basic homework results in significant overhead for me, and that's time I would rather spend on something else - like creating new rips.

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ALLTYNEX for FM-TOWNS so far is only one I have

Try to type "alltynex" in the search box on the top right corner of this page

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Understood. Can you rip these two?
Mighty Guy (Arcade, Nichibutsu)

Mighty Guy uses encrypted audio code that isn't emulated in MAME yet - watch some videos of this game on Youtube and you'll see what I mean.

I don't know if I should request anything, since I want to give you time to relax, do your own work and everything else, nx666. I know I want to request Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu using the SC-88 and MT-32, but as of right now, I don't know since I want to give you time to recuperate and relax.

Okay, Keeper for X68000 is okay. Hmmm.

Perhaps ripping Ashura Blaster arcade is a must. But don't use the incomplete VGMrips files. They are missing "RESTART" (theme that starts in the beginning of Stage 2 and later levels) and maybe if there are any, unused tracks. Thanks for letting me know what's been done and what's too difficult. Composer is likely Hidetoshi Fukumori, which people say he did Gun Frontier by Taito, but credits say "Sound Director: YACK, OGR", which they are Yasuhisa "Yack." Watanabe and Hisayoshi "OGR" Ogura. VGMrips and VGMdb must correct this.

Well, I did find a Glodia fan page that contains Die Bahnvelt's soundtrack in MIDI format: http://www.quarter-dev.info/index.php?page=bw/bwmain.php

Here's what I got so far:

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ashura Blaster (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!yMpFzRab!gmCZWxotYnT0FF0vYA3_XIRNtwrye5SIaGkAac8 rBqQ)1990"Taito"n/a"28.1 MB""
Hanseimei Senki Andorogynus (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!qEh3TbIC!gr5Dkjw_l4Plwf_Eue2QMBCTYBCLCvkUFinPpKI IOFg)1987"Telenet"Shinobu Ogawa"28.6 MB"OPN"
Keeper (X68000) (mega.nz/#!yRJUwIKC!Mav-jP_12YEXMZ5_G_R2hedYPjNnx2kirnhSFQCft-Q)1993"ASCII Corporation"Kenichi Hirata"19.6 MB"OPM/MSM"


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Perhaps ripping Ashura Blaster arcade is a must. But don't use the incomplete VGMrips files. They are missing "RESTART" (theme that starts in the beginning of Stage 2 and later levels) and maybe if there are any, unused tracks. Thanks for letting me know what's been done and what's too difficult. Composer is likely Hidetoshi Fukumori, which people say he did Gun Frontier by Taito, but credits say "Sound Director: YACK, OGR", which they are Yasuhisa "Yack." Watanabe and Hisayoshi "OGR" Ogura. VGMrips and VGMdb must correct this.

I managed to find the restart theme, but there are no other unused tracks.

OK. I have made my decision. I want to request Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu using the SC-88 and MT-32 and Cry Sweeper using the MT-32 and Roland GS. Both are made by the company known as D.O., but it depends if you have the time.

This has been around forever and I first noticed!

Thank you, nx666. Please rest well with plenty of water and have a safe and enjoyable weekend.

P.S. Keeper sounds better on X68000 than on SFC/SNES.

Thank you, nx666. Please rest well with plenty of water and have a safe and enjoyable weekend.

P.S. Keeper sounds better on X68000 than on SFC/SNES.

Yeah, you too. Don't overexert yourself, NX666.

Yeah, you too. Don't overexert yourself, NX666.

わかりました！

- Gaiflame (PC-98; I didn't know that a version of Gaiflame existed for the PC-98 (as well as a Sharp X1 version, which I will request on another dime), thinking that the game only came out for the PC Engine. Ah well, at least I learnt something new. Anyways, this was the one I was going to request previously had I remembered it in time, lol.)

Do you know if the PC-98 port even has any music? I just tried a couple of different disk images and they produce no sound. That's not uncommon, as in 1987 very few PC-98 users had sound cards, but maybe I'm just missing a hidden setup somewhere. At this point all I could offer is a rip of the PC-88 version.

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OK. I have made my decision. I want to request Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu using the SC-88 and MT-32 and Cry Sweeper using the MT-32 and Roland GS. Both are made by the company known as D.O., but it depends if you have the time.

I'll do the two Crystal Rina soundtracks as that's already somewhere around 100 tracks.

Do you know if the PC-98 port even has any music? I just tried a couple of different disk images and they produce no sound. That's not uncommon, as in 1987 very few PC-98 users had sound cards, but maybe I'm just missing a hidden setup somewhere. At this point all I could offer is a rip of the PC-88 version.

Ah, okay. I found out about the supposed PC-98 version from MobyGames' website. And yes please, I can go for the PC-88 version in its place.

Thank you very much, nx666, for ripping such excellent soundtracks for the past couple of years. And to be quite honest, I think I have nothing left to request anymore, so as of this moment today, I will be retiring from requesting soundtracks from this thread. Once again, thank you very much for fulfilling my requests.

However, I will still pop by from time to time, and maybe offer some retags of untagged soundtracks again. :)

OK.

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わかりました！

:)

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Chack'n Pop (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!rFYikKqI!B10H97oCE2mRtlKpE5hZ0P7NOGjsfmYBGy_ITib uISk)1984"Taito"Yoshino Imamura"2.9 MB""
Crystal Rinal: Ouma no Meikyuu (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!rARlVCRT!bMiqK2nao7ztBdnBzuMOX2mcKlLbSSVmECHWYrL dz90)1994"D.O."Ryuuichirou Fujisawa, Hiro Tachibana"430.3 MB"MT-32, SC-88"
Gaiflame (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!GAIxVQ4I!5qlXZhmIGdUQI4PpO8htNP-yGkaHBBlIO7Uh4qDbtZI)1987"NCS"Koji Hayama"15.1 MB"OPN"
Mat Mania (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!yBpEjKgA!aTaHG93egTL5ubTT_Ouw5Hfje3CyweX5ygnA1Zm-jh0)1985"Taito"Computer Gang Stars Co."9.8 MB""


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Ah, okay. I found out about the supposed PC-98 version from MobyGames' website. And yes please, I can go for the PC-88 version in its place.

Thank you very much, nx666, for ripping such excellent soundtracks for the past couple of years. And to be quite honest, I think I have nothing left to request anymore, so as of this moment today, I will be retiring from requesting soundtracks from this thread. Once again, thank you very much for fulfilling my requests.

However, I will still pop by from time to time, and maybe offer some retags of untagged soundtracks again. :)

Are you sure you already got all the wrestling soundtracks out there? :) Well, thanks for your contributions here over the years! And yes, more help with tagging is always welcome.

Are you sure you already got all the wrestling soundtracks out there? :) Well, thanks for your contributions here over the years! And yes, more help with tagging is always welcome.

Hmmmm... You may be right. If there is a soundtrack that interests me, and if there are orders for requests again, heck, I may temporarily come out of requesting retirement some day... ;)

Thanks for Crystal Rinal.

I might have some more time for rips this week so feel free to submit additional requests. I would prefer smaller soundtracks though (no RPGs please) and I can't do midi recordings either.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Black Onyx, The (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!TYYRFaAL!2ls05F_IfArT2hcstLzcl-2twlEAEyCD9I--AYo72FI)1987"Sega"Tokuhiko Uwabo"1.9 MB""
Chack'n Pop (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!2Nwk2YqC!GavE9ywrJilYBCBqw6moylamYmLY_lOCFRikSIE 4Khc)1985"Sega"n/a"4.0 MB""
H.E.R.O. (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!WQ4iDSTL!M0fv76B0yx1aUIfCjfm3RnhNRxRJnJn33sp-E6FFcac)1985"Sega"n/a"2.7 MB""
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!LMZzCAKY!fwDM0qcv8qXZ6udjqlmqeT64tv0X0O8KV7pKKs3 pmU8)1985"Sega"n/a"3.8 MB""

Maybe SC-3000 soundtracks of...

Champion Baseball
Shinnyushain Tooru-kun
Star Force

If two only, exclude Tooru-kun. If one, Star Force.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Champion Baseball (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!XMpQRQ6K!fKU9ZYt72zU0DARuf_ZyvgmtswVjgx1qTdNpYqA MNdQ)1983"Sega"n/a"0.7 MB""
Girl's Garden (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!jYhTjA4Q!m0_iQ1yINHeDXFdDzLXEgJwef1QH4dDQTY9IGdP 8nEs)1984"Sega"n/a"3.8 MB""
Mikie / Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!WJwCDAxT!bp5zYHaYLxa43C1iVdoVj44z2mRF8ia-J2wzvoUKoRE)1985"Sega"n/a"3.2 MB""
Star Force (SC-3000) (mega.nz/#!iMglxI5b!gvLUntC9WETwRQ-6VJuKZC233fF5hl5OJcoeuejhqns)1985"Sega"n/a"6.4 MB""

THX, nx666.

Alright, I've taken a break from requesting for a while, but now I have some new ones lined up! Time to start clearing out my last C64 requests, let's start with these beauties!

Ninja Commando
Ninja Spirit
Pit-Fighter

A ninja-themed update:

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Ninja Commando (C64) (mega.nz/#!WERXWALQ!QRnJPkrHCMI52026f4oqulZj0ipr0AX1lQHXwHq OlVA)1989"Zeppelin Games"Adam Gilmore"13.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Ninja Scooter Simulator (C64) (mega.nz/#!fE5wSI7J!wnh0vcvPXqf75axbQADXQbuS2y5cIhQXxVRdagG 3M-0)1988"Silverbird"n/a"11.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Ninja Spirit (C64) (mega.nz/#!GBYHAa6B!sze-053eE0eCjPMP6eyTFo-_pMkiDgbWSB2HVe72K6k)1990"Activision"Martin Walker"52.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Pit-Fighter (C64) (mega.nz/#!iBAVCSIZ!tKxHu0o5hF08OcPeKaqWuWgQimLvHE2qcHNInLs zzWI)1991"Domark"Jens-Christian Huus (JCH)"23.6 MB"real+emul.SID"
Tetris (PC-88VA) (mega.nz/#!7YhzmSoY!zJ-zZjD6gNgpGEO-tD6XOrdeYoCPkGGLMnGG7YqcSUE)1988"BPS"Hiroshi Taguchi, Hisashi Yotsumoto"27.0 MB"OPNA"

Awesome, thanks! :)

Three more C64 requests, two of which are also ninja-related (kind of):

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles - The Coin-Op
Woody the Worm

Hi nx666. Thanks again for ripping soundtracks for me and others here. I noticed that Leland Corp. arcade game BGMs haven't been ripped any. I wonder if they are easy or too difficult to rip? There weren't many arcades made by them, while some have like very few BGMs. Perhaps these three are worth checking out as well as ripping:

Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off Road
Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat
Brute Force

If no requesting allowed at this time, maybe later.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op! (C64) (mega.nz/#!rB5RjZAY!-B2lTwwd4sy2NCTPPlSaR7YwewbmNPpXCj7g_t-z_jU)1991"Konami"Jeroen Tel"20.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (C64) (mega.nz/#!SJgBEJCT!sBqdfHMQLH85rVp7aRybb0UblVgb8SqmMTqiwsl ST04)1990"Ultra Software"Kris Hatlelid, Mike Sokyrka, Ivan Allan"20.7 MB"real+emul.SID"
Woody the Worm (C64) (mega.nz/#!mJAzRATL!os1cgY1NjWZZIWCSzy_aYo0vSELtpuP6hDDuHJM T5To)1993"CP Verlag"Hans J�rgen Ehrentraut, Jesper Olsen, Stefan Siegert"63.2 MB"real+emul.SID"




Hi nx666. Thanks again for ripping soundtracks for me and others here. I noticed that Leland Corp. arcade game BGMs haven't been ripped any. I wonder if they are easy or too difficult to rip? There weren't many arcades made by them, while some have like very few BGMs. Perhaps these three are worth checking out as well as ripping:

Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off Road
Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat
Brute Force

If no requesting allowed at this time, maybe later.

The sound hardware of these boards is not emulated in M1 or Hoot so recording the music via MAME is currently the only viable option and that would require a lot of manual work. Have you had a chance to listen to the new Hoot archive I posted a while back? It has a ton of great arcade soundtracks that are pretty obscure and have probably never been ripped by anybody on this forum.

A fun fact I learned about "Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op!" while doing some research for a TMNT episode I did a while back: Aside from the title theme, Jeroen Tel was asked to create all the in-game music using just one sound channel on the SID chip. The others were needed for sound effects. He did a pretty good job with a huge limitation like that!

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op! (C64) (mega.nz/#!rB5RjZAY!-B2lTwwd4sy2NCTPPlSaR7YwewbmNPpXCj7g_t-z_jU)1991"Konami"Jeroen Tel"20.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (C64) (mega.nz/#!SJgBEJCT!sBqdfHMQLH85rVp7aRybb0UblVgb8SqmMTqiwsl ST04)1990"Ultra Software"Kris Hatlelid, Mike Sokyrka, Ivan Allan"20.7 MB"real+emul.SID"
Woody the Worm (C64) (mega.nz/#!mJAzRATL!os1cgY1NjWZZIWCSzy_aYo0vSELtpuP6hDDuHJM T5To)1993"CP Verlag"Hans J�rgen Ehrentraut, Jesper Olsen, Stefan Siegert"63.2 MB"real+emul.SID"





The sound hardware of these boards is not emulated in M1 or Hoot so recording the music via MAME is currently the only viable option and that would require a lot of manual work. Have you had a chance to listen to the new Hoot archive I posted a while back? It has a ton of great arcade soundtracks that are pretty obscure and have probably never been ripped by anybody on this forum.

Haven't been able to due to busy life concerns, but surely I will as soon as I have enough comfortable free time and if it really will be easier than how complicated Hoot is in assembling it. VGM logging or exporting for VGMrips might make it even better if it has it.

Excellent, thanks for the update!

If it's not too presumptuous of me, here are three more C64 requests:

Street Fighter II
Target Renegade
Xenon

A fun fact I learned about "Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: The Coin-Op!" while doing some research for a TMNT episode I did a while back: Aside from the title theme, Jeroen Tel was asked to create all the in-game music using just one sound channel on the SID chip. The others were needed for sound effects. He did a pretty good job with a huge limitation like that!

Yeah, pretty amazing what you can do with one SID voice. He did a few of those, all the in-game music from Hawkeye also only uses one sound channel and (I think) this is also the case for some of the Robocop 3 tracks.

I'll take D-Con and Seibu Cup Soccer for request.

Requests are closed now, thanks to everyone who participated! I will probably post a few rips from my own backlog over the next two weeks though.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Seibu Cup Soccer (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!LNgWkQgQ!zG7LjdOD3sX1QyEc1jonE9Smp_g6dLJdvEMHbzH 41Y4)1992"Seibu Kaihatsu"Akihiko Seto, Reiichi Yamanaka, Goh Sato"24.2 MB""
Street Fighter II (C64) (mega.nz/#!iMp3kA7A!uEnHw04rPTMoKock5oBkr7Cpriu-oNE4_tnJG2cg_Tc)1992"U.S. Gold"Dave Lowe"23.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Target Renegade (C64) (mega.nz/#!jIwFFRaZ!zeZXqloXywrBu_v78AyDPEZlPCq_Sk66BlzXrAr kS68)1988"Imagine"Gary Biasillo"31.0 MB"real+emul.SID"
Xenon (C64) (mega.nz/#!nZJBSArD!Zzg7I0wdOdMAmFfAEdI2V9XProLdOraStclpZ98 V-ac)1989"Melbourne House"Paul Tonge"23.1 MB"real+emul.SID"



I'll take D-Con and Seibu Cup Soccer for request.

After finishing the D-Con rip, I realized that the latest builds of MAME play the music slightly faster than either M1 or Hoot (which I used for the recording). Looking at the MAME sources, there seems to be some guesswork involved regarding the clock rate of the sound CPU, which means current MAME doesn't necessarily play the music at the correct speed either. I don't have time for a MAME rip right now (or for creating a new build of M1), but I uploaded the soundtrack with the slower tempo here (https://mega.nz/#!ORohkQBT!M0om-2EwfkqeUMhUxGo1scgIjoUNyNq563HuZJyJAT8).

Thanks for the update! Also looking forward to your personal rips, you usually pick some good ones. :)

Thank you for your rip of Seibu Cup Soccer. It sounds a bit better and tagged better than ruiner9's rip. As for D-Con ripping, hopefully someone knows how the original PCB properly sounds.

If requests ever open again, perhaps we could get the MSX versions of Dragon Quest I and II and Final Fantasy II. I would be very interested to see the arrangements of those classics sometime. Again, not requesting now, but something to think about. I have FFI for MSX and it sounds beautiful.

I would like Seed of Dragon on the MSX as well as Rune Worth for the MSX, please.

Sorry, I can't work on requests right now, mostly because I think it's time to do something for myself for a change :) This is all from games developed by the Dutch MSX scene of the 90s which feature some of the most impressive soundtracks on that system. Pumpkin Adventure 3 is probably my pick of the bunch, but you can't really go wrong with any of them.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Pumpkin Adventure 2 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!rBAwXYpQ!15j3uSupAHN5RJciRQwOU4p_y5psEUqqy7fzJCL GvvE)1993"Stichting Sunrise"Stefan Boer"80.4 MB"MSX-Audio+MSX-Music"
Pumpkin Adventure 3 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!DEBzxYpC!SLfOoCBTmhy0ybZVol3JYa7LnguAJ6exdvZbfGP xY10)1995"Stichting Sunrise"Stefan Boer, Hans Cnossen"526.9 MB"MSX-Audio+MSX-Music, OPL4"
Retaliator (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!XIpEFYoS!0DpGbnWlwmzHnbh4RSC9cDwa2uthcJHTvyEBwuG 7hKg)1994"Stichting Sunrise"Jan van Valburg"33.0 MB"MSX-Music+PSG"
Shrines of Enigma (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!TI4C3KbY!yaFEdYoSCvY2O2tein0Uy_xOwc6sznl7RE-UhgjDMKg)1995"Stichting Sunrise"Hans Cnossen, Jan van Valburg"73.0 MB"MSX-Music+PSG"
Sonyc (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!LBRzVC5L!aIdmHctEF9df4DLLb9QRebJtiRGDJxT9SMisor6 kX8w)1997"Analogy"Jorrith Schaap"88.5 MB"MSX-Music+PSG, OPL4"

Pumpkin Adventure 3's soundtrack is indeed very impressive

Sorry, I can't work on requests right now, mostly because I think it's time to do something for myself for a change :) This is all from games developed by the Dutch MSX scene of the 90s which feature some of the most impressive soundtracks on that system. Pumpkin Adventure 3 is probably my pick of the bunch, but you can't really go wrong with any of them.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Pumpkin Adventure 2 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!rBAwXYpQ!15j3uSupAHN5RJciRQwOU4p_y5psEUqqy7fzJCL GvvE)1993"Stichting Sunrise"Stefan Boer"80.4 MB"MSX-Audio+MSX-Music"
Pumpkin Adventure 3 (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!DEBzxYpC!SLfOoCBTmhy0ybZVol3JYa7LnguAJ6exdvZbfGP xY10)1995"Stichting Sunrise"Stefan Boer, Hans Cnossen"526.9 MB"MSX-Audio+MSX-Music, OPL4"
Retaliator (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!XIpEFYoS!0DpGbnWlwmzHnbh4RSC9cDwa2uthcJHTvyEBwuG 7hKg)1994"Stichting Sunrise"Jan van Valburg"33.0 MB"MSX-Music+PSG"
Shrines of Enigma (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!TI4C3KbY!yaFEdYoSCvY2O2tein0Uy_xOwc6sznl7RE-UhgjDMKg)1995"Stichting Sunrise"Hans Cnossen, Jan van Valburg"73.0 MB"MSX-Music+PSG"
Sonyc (MSX2) (mega.nz/#!LBRzVC5L!aIdmHctEF9df4DLLb9QRebJtiRGDJxT9SMisor6 kX8w)1997"Analogy"Jorrith Schaap"88.5 MB"MSX-Music+PSG, OPL4"



I understand- the Dutch can work wonders with the system- that is why I was going to request Ducktales for the MSX since it was a good Runemaster clone with music that uses the YM2413 quite well. But I didn't know you didn't want anymore requests, so my own error. I was also going to suggest those soundtracks as well! You must've read my mind or something, because those soundtracks really pushed the MSX to its limits. Even the Spanish demo artists like the ones who recently did Life on Mars and Life on Earth did a great job.

Hi nx666. Building hoot seems frustrating. From DirectX to inserting soundtrack files and their ROMs.

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Tracklist

01 "World 10 -Desert-" - Rhyme☆Star (1994, PC-9801) by Takeshi Abo
02 "Endless Fire 3 Monyons Mix" - Spanner-X: Endless Fire (1994, X68000) by MK-2, Monyons
03 "OX" - Power Slave (1995, PC-9801) by Naoto Ishikawa, Jirou Kida
04 "1995" - Duel Fighter (1996, X68000) by Kouite
05 "Quasar Radio Source" - Muzax Part III (1995, MSX2) by Maarten van Strien (Wolf)
06 "Yonatan House Three Ver.2" - Demo (1991, X68000) by Keishi Yonao (YONA)
07 "Here We Go Go!" - Alien Storm (1990, Arcade) by Keisuke Tsukahara
08 "Another Side of the Wave" - FMP Music Disk III (1996, PC-9801) by Daisuke Takahashi (KID)
09 "Crude Buster -The Lifeline of New York" - Two Crude Dudes (1991, Mega Drive) by Hitoshi Sakimoto
10 "Be Your Age! Arrange A" - Demo (X68000) by K.OGINO
11 "Battle on the Boat" - Dark Seraphim (1995, PC-9801) by Kure Software Koubou
12 "Human Sniper" - XX-Files R (1996, X68000) by Pyx
13 "BGM #34" - Lethal Crash Race (1993, Arcade) by Soshi Hosoi
14 "That's Thrice" - Thrice (1991, X68000) by Yuzo Koshiro



Hi nx666. Building hoot seems frustrating. From DirectX to inserting soundtrack files and their ROMs.

Have you tried the version from archive.org (https://archive.org/details/HootArchive20180626)? The included readme.txt comes with a little installation guide.

Cool episode! I really like this style so I enjoyed it thoroughly even though I've already heard most of the tracks before. Good job!

Could we do some new requests? There are some Commodore 64 soundtracks I really want, namely:

Navy Seals
Re-Bounder
Slayer

Could we do some new requests? There are some Commodore 64 soundtracks I really want, namely:

Navy Seals
Re-Bounder
Slayer

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Navy Seals (C64) (mega.nz/#!TQhhASob!3DS-DqUinBejQZJIABdK3NmYq-WDM1bXCkwy52p_pak)1990"Ocean"Matthew Cannon"37.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Re-Bounder (C64) (mega.nz/#!GUpBkB4K!9vZbIa-bKPUR1dTqvzH3_C7Y2vqadewUS964A4jrZrM)1987"Gremlin Graphics"Ben Daglish"27.4 MB"real+emul.SID"
Slayer (C64) (mega.nz/#!CcoVWTxb!qlHpy2WlK2GSpXMhQxNtGtQJBuXpf_qrVcgANyS kw5M)1988"Rack-It"Gary Biasillo"9.0 MB"real+emul.SID"

Thanks a lot! :)

This is my penultimate batch of C64 requests. I hope I can be excused for going one over the limit this time, as these are all extremely short. In fact, there are only 6 tracks between the 4 games, but they're all quite good.

Count Duckula
Double Dragon 3
Final Fight
Shinobi

Thanks a lot! :)
This is my penultimate batch of C64 requests. I hope I can be excused for going one over the limit this time, as these are all extremely short. In fact, there are only 6 tracks between the 4 games, but they're all quite good.
Count Duckula
Double Dragon 3
Final Fight
Shinobi
Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Count Duckula (C64) (mega.nz/#!aAQFkaBA!5S2W8aEQQHgRK0xwa7uIzZqOmiMMtS62nLm-wJs2U3E)1989"Alternative Software"n/a"5.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone (C64) (mega.nz/#!icZhTADT!UgR1-UQIf3XcWPnu46DRJ3HKE833xouQ6Gh73qTcvbU)1991"Sales Curve"Andy Taylor"11.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Final Fight (C64) (mega.nz/#!vEZFSC6R!q5xnFtBi_iT0qPNze7XTxbmli9lEPO3RITyelGs 852g)1991"U.S. Gold"Dave Lowe"10.1 MB"real+emul.SID"
Shinobi (C64) (mega.nz/#!TYRz1ArY!J_r65ag_kzkNAGJpYr4GmIZEMOP2OzD-xrMSL6OkeCs)1989"Virgin Games"Tony Williams"4.1 MB"real+emul.SID"

Thinking of uploading some more MSX demos and game soundtracks from the Dutch and Spanish? Because I have a few for ideas. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSbGIcck-kBPUuAk7Ygly4g/videos
Or some soundtracks from MSX games that use the YM2413- like Life on Earth, Ducktales, Runemaster 1-3, The Legend of Randar 1-3, and Seed of Dragon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhBL7UHpAjA

Thanks for the update!

I have arrived at the very end of my list of C64 requests (have a few batches of Amiga requests left after this, tho)! My last Commodore 64 requests:

Strider
Thunder Blade (the version by US Gold/Mark Tait)
Wrath of the Demon

I just heard that Ben Daglish passed away within the past couple days. NX666, are there any soundtracks left of his that you can share in his honor? He was an amazing composer!

https://www.facebook.com/BenDaglishC64

I just heard that Ben Daglish passed away within the past couple days. NX666, are there any soundtracks left of his that you can share in his honor? He was an amazing composer!

https://www.facebook.com/BenDaglishC64

Man, what sad news. :/ He's one of my favorite composers from the C64 era... Last Ninja, Cobra, Terramex, Deflektor, Future Knight, Switchblade, Firelord... So many great soundtracks of his I've enjoyed during the years. RIP, and thanks for the music, Ben!

Damn. It is a shame to lose a good game composer. I liked his composition for The Last Ninja. To be honest, that along with Ocean's compositions were the only ones I liked on the C64.

I just heard that Ben Daglish passed away within the past couple days. NX666, are there any soundtracks left of his that you can share in his honor? He was an amazing composer!

Yeah that's pretty sad. I grew up with his music and he was also one of the first composers I knew by name. I have a ton of nostalgia for his tunes, often in weird context, like this early demo that featured his music (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PVFMVRla6Y) (apologies for the bad quality, but that's the only video of it I could find). Come to think of it, I haven't posted much of his music outside of the more well-known C64 soundtracks. He did a ton of stuff on other systems like the Atari ST or Spectrum and there is also a pretty interesting port of Deflektor for the X68000 with his music arranged by Goblin Sound.


Thinking of uploading some more MSX demos and game soundtracks from the Dutch and Spanish? Because I have a few for ideas. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSbGIcck-kBPUuAk7Ygly4g/videos
Or some soundtracks from MSX games that use the YM2413- like Life on Earth, Ducktales, Runemaster 1-3, The Legend of Randar 1-3, and Seed of Dragon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhBL7UHpAjA
I haven't had much time for new rips lately, the four C64 soundtracks above only had six tracks and even that took me more than a week. These European MSX games are surprisingly difficult to find and the music files that are available for some of them (kss format) often use incorrect sound drivers. For the FM versions of the soundtracks I posted here, I actually had to extract the sound files + drivers myself to be able to record the music. I'm not a huge MSX expert and I ended up spending an entire (rainy) weekend on that. I think most of the PSG soundtracks you mentioned are playable in Hoot though.

Really? I didn't know Goblin Sound had a interest in doing a soundtrack for a UK made game with his music.

Figures. Sorry, but PSG will not cut it with me since all it is is a beeper. It has to be FM using the YM2413.

Dang, I don't know what else I CAN request from you since I can't find those games and the people who programmed Hoot can't seem to get the MSX drivers to work.

I guess I might as well give up.

Really? I didn't know Goblin Sound had a interest in doing a soundtrack for a UK made game with his music.

Deflektor for the X68000 was published by Bullet-Proof Software, a company with a business model centered on bringing Western games to Japan. Tetris probably being the best-known example from their catalog.

Figures. Sorry, but PSG will not cut it with me since all it is is a beeper. It has to be FM using the YM2413.

I just had a look, Rune Master 1-3 and the three Randar games are all playable in Hoot, including the FM versions of these soundtracks.

Boy, Goblin Sound did a good job converting Daglish's soundtrack for the X68000. It is interesting that some Non-Japanese made games did make it on the Japanese computers, mainly because they reprogrammed them, as well as on their consoles back in the day. If Japan still reprogrammed American made games for their consoles, I bet they would be better. For example, Bethesda made Fallout for the PCs- what if the Japanese reprogram the game for their consoles and not the X-Box, (mainly because that system doesn't sell well in Japan).

OK. I can listen to those. I still wish I can get Seed of Dragon though.

So was Starcraft and Pony Canyon. Those 3 - BPS and Starcraft and Pony Canyon are the companies that mostly reprogrammed Western made games and made them more suitable for the Japanese, and I am glad they did this. Now, if only they did that for all of the Lucasarts games (including Sam and Max) and other Western made games and also reprogram them for consoles...

But I digress. The only one I can really request right now is Enforce for the arcade, one of Taito's arcade games.

Hi nx666. I hope you are living well. Thank you for accepting our past requests. If you are welcome to more, here are 3 requests:

Hisyou (PC)
Chitei Senki (PC)
Xadlak Plus (PC)

Thank you. ^_^

Here's what I got so far, the rest will follow later. Except for Hisyou as I couldn't find a disk image for that game.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Enforce (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!zEwRhIRT!ON1jkT4r0TSvfZupYOcbw40B7igfMphQLxH2XIr d3FM)1989"Taito"Hisayoshi Ogura, Yasuhisa Watanabe, Takami Asano"9.7 MB""
Strider (C64) (mega.nz/#!KII10YiR!ez-XXAfdfNJYuS4tOZn2SiUJ-qvpv5rUUyAn5KviEMY)1989"U.S. Gold"Mark Tait"20.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Thunder Blade (C64) (mega.nz/#!PBISUKAI!q1d_hc-m_cnLwyYqyPsF9JyXNVC9Z7S8-8LiFik3DoI)1989"U.S. Gold"Mark Tait"28.5 MB"real+emul.SID"
Xadlak Plus (Windows) (mega.nz/#!zMghxAaD!uwb7saDWpXjDL0XSE1eXEsVThifDnP6Kr5IW7we gkfM)1997"Sprite Team"Naoki Ishikawa, Shito"70.2 MB"SC-88"

Thanks, nx666. Hisyou is found here:

http://doujinstyle.com/archives/3699

Thanks for Enforce.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Chitei Senki (Windows) (mega.nz/#!LNh23CAa!6QERFbDjtb_tAbkySBitBHLjXBnQy4N6YXNp3__ d22Y)1997"Sprite"Naoto Ishikawa"47.6 MB"SC-88"
Hisyou (Windows) (mega.nz/#!HQYSXAiA!EX6SQJghZ4SsHSXBubUikFHZQZyFm2XnoRS7j1v d1SM)1997"Sprite"Shinoda Nobuhisa, Toshi"66.6 MB"SC-88, MP3"
Wrath of the Demon (C64) (mega.nz/#!DRIDgCKZ!5CZKSEGMjLB5y32YaZwPUIHkS3SEV8RKkDaAok1 ZCVU)1991"ReadySoft"David Whittaker, Steve Douglas"59.5 MB"real+emul.SID"

Thanks for the soundtracks. That completes my C64 requests! Now I just have some Amiga requests left. Last Amiga requests, part 1/4:

Atomino
Brian the Lion
Darkseed

Brian the Lion has a lot of tracks. However, there is a playlist on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=brian+the+lion+amiga+ost) that has the tracks named and ordered chronologically that might help.

Thank you nx666. If you are open to new requests, here are three seasonal related requests:

Kyros no Yakata / Desolator (Arcade, ADK, Halloween)
Turkey Hunting USA (Arcade, Sammy, Thanksgiving)
The Snowman (MSX, Quicksilva, Christmas)

Thanks for Wrath of the Demon!!! +1 added :).

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Atomino (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!fAB1DYxY!RUW85vEHT16kHHOVtcDUi3m8Pm_nS3pm6ZnsIjO Cf_w)1991"Play Byte"Hans-Hermann Franck"14.2 MB""
Brian the Lion (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!rIQjnQ6B!e8AXDbHv0A0BQV4cYk4RTd-Kojg2Y0ZqAubgwPuGgAI)1994"Psygnosis"Richard Ede"142.3 MB""
Kyros (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!Kdg3XSjY!kOPOsOJo4ZRw4SMiKaRaaYIPvgRi8Dw6NeQeoQs BwZ0)1986"Alpha Denshi"Satoshi Hagitani"21.2 MB""
Snowman (C64) (mega.nz/#!ecRxjSga!R_Dl-9vidCErjM17PxmdTq3pSvfN4XxkezqGnw4I3_c)1992"CP Verlag"G�sta Feiweier"15.1 MB"real+emul.SID"


---------- Post added at 11:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:54 AM ----------


Thank you nx666. If you are open to new requests, here are three seasonal related requests:
The Snowman (MSX, Quicksilva, Christmas)

The Snowman is a lot of work for just a few jingles based on Xmas songs. However, if all you want is some chiptune remixes of popular holiday tunes then maybe check out the (unrelated) C64 game above.

---------- Post added at 11:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:55 AM ----------


Brian the Lion has a lot of tracks. However, there is a playlist on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=brian+the+lion+amiga+ost) that has the tracks named and ordered chronologically that might help.

The Youtube version is missing all the sub-songs so there are about 15 tracks in my rip that don't have tags.

Thx, nx666. I guess I forgot that some simple MSX games like Spelunker and The Snowman are too difficult to rip at this time. I understand.

As for Turkey Hunting USA, that should be like the related Deer Hunting USA you already ripped.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Dark Seed (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3VJmlYbA!LofsLZm8xrKjZwBZYnzZvtFmIzvsw7TnvtOK6TX H-oA)1992"Cyberdreams"Matthew Nathan, Gregory Alper"50.9 MB""
Turkey Hunting USA (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!LEJ0CABB!gvIr6A6AbBlulXg7XeRfYa4LSoX6bYImJqjJ0W-X5tU)2001"Sammy"n/a"4.5 MB""


Thx, nx666. I guess I forgot that some simple MSX games like Spelunker and The Snowman are too difficult to rip at this time. I understand.

These games are not exactly hard to rip, but you'd spend a lot of time analyzing the sound driver to get a few jingles to play. It's mostly a time and effort vs. results thing.

Thanks for the soundtracks! :) Second batch of Amiga requests:

Deflektor
Mega lo Mania
Overdrive (the one by Team 17/Allister Brimble)

I was originally planning on requesting the Amiga port of Ninja Gaiden II since I really like the NES original's music. But I checked it out first, and decided against it. Holy jumping Josephat, it's atrocious. See here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl_N8Ji4jk0) (gameplay starts at 4:55).

Understood. At least it completes the Sammy hunting game series set I think.

And to celebrate Halloween, instead of three requests as usual, I would like to request one very Halloween-fitting game to be ripped before letting you take a rest for a while.

Vampire (Windows, SPRITE SOFT, 1997)

Here is its official webpage:
http://spritesoft.web.fc2.com/game/vam/index.html

Here is a gameplay video:
https://youtu.be/ZYXMCT6GCtI

Here is where you can download it, but hopefully it will run on your PC:
https://web.archive.org/web/19991011100740/http://classicgaming.com/castlevania/vam.htm

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Deflektor (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!KIpHAS5C!ROX0nVV-IbZJ65wns9r2Acg4NId8jOIHdOb1vrEt3W4)1988"Gremlin Graphics"Ben Daglish"5.2 MB""
Mega lo Mania (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uExl1aKC!-U1-G2rp08ayMtxAej-wEA3-Jy9w2i1kjywBJ8WFWqA)1991"Image Works"Richard Joseph, Michael Burdett"17.0 MB""
Overdrive (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!XMYBwKQB!VLd90VDfdugPTbyfpDd0ZwejFxHMprMeg1a5LrO _Mqs)1993"Team 17"Allister Brimble"65.9 MB""
Peanut Butter Power Game (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!qIZlhKxD!P_xLNXGO5KOuXxyHgHjbiCnU6nDKOAW9zIlUT8Z yzG8)1992"Calv�"Ramon Braumuller"5.4 MB""


Vampire (Windows, SPRITE SOFT, 1997)

Here is where you can download it, but hopefully it will run on your PC:
https://web.archive.org/web/19991011100740/http://classicgaming.com/castlevania/vam.htm

I got the game running but there is no music which is also noted on that download page.

Hmmm. Most likely it's a trial version. Full version might be on DL Site or somewhere similar.

EDIT: This thread shows other findings, but not sure if any will work either:

https://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php?topic=6410.0

Thanks!

Some more Amiga requests:

P.P. Hammer
Terry's Big Adventure
The Strangers

I'm going to take a small break from requests so I can post some stuff from my own backlogs. First up is the DOS version of Jim Power, which features pretty good Soundblaster arrangements of the original SNES music. The other two games have short, but expertly arranged soundtracks by Shogoon that sound like a weird mix of industrial and classical music.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Jim Power: The Lost Dimension in 3D (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!TE40wAJY!KQAbz2t8XljSdhwj3rO4HxyQxcqlDbjfOeDlNGK VySI)1993"Loriciel"Chris H�lsbeck"59.8 MB"SB"
Miecze Valdgira 2 (C64) (mega.nz/#!XdQWAKKK!TaJRMX7TFKkci9bRaXefEDuzu7Uvc6jLIgwehSV c6p4)1995"Timsoft"Wojciech Radziejewski (Shogoon)"23.4 MB"real+emul.SID"
Zone of Darkness (C64) (mega.nz/#!zdID3SoR!wOOODK_Wd-ZYrv_3cHGjW_VCzsIASawzUsz2n1VoKs4)1995"Taboo"Wojciech Radziejewski (Shogoon)"19.5 MB"real+emul.SID"

Please take a good rest or do your other things, nx666. I can wait a while. ^_^

Please take a good rest or do your other things, nx666. I can wait a while. ^_^

So can I. He truly deserves it.

So can I. He truly deserves it.

Indeed. Overworking is harsh.

Yep. I was hoping I would get some more music from Riverhill Soft, such as Seed of Dragon.

Oh gosh darnit guys, now I feel guilty for spamming all these Amiga requests. :)

nx: consider the requests I posted above as my next ones when you feel like doing requests again. In the meantime I'll definitely check out the soundtracks from your backlog that you post, you usually know how to pick 'em. :)

Feel free to post requests, I will just take my sweet time with them, which is basically what I've always been doing. I just wanted to use the weekend to do a few things for myself for a change, like these for example:

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Brain Artifice (C64) (mega.nz/#!fFZV3IxQ!B-37WdjFoyW6cEbnTATpJiL8KRxp9Bvzlo5mDkEUunk)1991"Soft Enterprises"Geir Tjelta"102.3 MB"real+emul.SID"
Bubble Mania (C64) (mega.nz/#!2dAXTKwY!wthO__gESNAmgTa2CSKiqV_1s0R6GFOHbNLDTuY h6Qc)1994"Artic Design"Jens Leiers (Decoy)"67.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
CoverGirl Strip Poker (C64) (mega.nz/#!7MZCWK4J!_r5y-wVeDJduKB94jomZMfHI5ckGeRyYEERI1lhMti0)1991"Interactivision"Thomas Bendt (Scortia), Thomas Mogensen (DRAX)"69.8 MB"real+emul.SID"
Orion (C64) (mega.nz/#!jNpWBIDD!OGGrB8cp8saimsYkeNKPFSn_NfVIPwGBGkFeOHo 06Jk)1993"CP Verlag"Markus Siebold"17.8 MB"real+emul.SID"


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Yep. I was hoping I would get some more music from Riverhill Soft, such as Seed of Dragon.

I think I said this before, but anything MSX-related that I haven't added to Hoot at this point (check the latest archive) or that doesn't exist as a standalone .kss file requires some serious work. There is a long list of pretty awesome MSX soundtracks that I want to rip for myself that I had to put on hold for the same reason.

I understand nx666. If you are open to more requests, here are three more, but let's not worry about Vampire for Windows from earlier right now.

Spider-Man: The Video Game (Arcade, SEGA)
Silver Millenium (Arcade, PARA)
Kozure Ookami (Arcade, Nichibutsu)

Thx for past requests of mine and others'.

I see... I probably won't ask for anything for a long while. That way, you can get all of the rest you need. Hopefully someone out there figures out a way to convert MSX music to .kss in an easier way instead of rooting through the game's code.

Hi nx666, I just noticed that your rip of Metal Force (PC-9801) has Stage 4 (PC-9801-86) track (and maybe others in same rip) having some sound channels cut off after first loop.

I also compared your rip of Valist Leznalt (X68000) to these two legitimate videos and even existing .MDX files and yours seems to speed up in tempo in Stage 1 (if not, others in whole rip). This is just to notify you. d(^_^ )

Official game rerelease promo
https://youtu.be/rG5Ua5r36GA

Non-emulated gameplay
https://youtu.be/EgkCmsumW80

Hey nx666! If it's not too much trouble could I request the soundblaster version of Space Quest III? I imagine it'd be a very short soundtrack but I have a lot of nostalgia for that shrill screeching. Thank you again for being wonderful, take as much time as you need and hope you've been well :)

I understand nx666. If you are open to more requests, here are three more, but let's not worry about Vampire for Windows from earlier right now.

Spider-Man: The Video Game (Arcade, SEGA)
Silver Millenium (Arcade, PARA)
Kozure Ookami (Arcade, Nichibutsu)

Thx for past requests of mine and others'.

There was an arcade game of Lone Wolf and Cub!?

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01 "Lullaby of Woe" - The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine (2015, Windows) by Laura Doddington (voc), Marcin Przybyłowicz
02 "Ciao Carina" - The House in Fata Morgana (2010, Windows) by Takaki Moriya
03 "Wake Up" - Child of Light (2014, Windows) by C�ur de Pirate
04 "EXEC_CHRONICLE_KEY" - Ar tonelico: Melody of Elemia (2002, Playstation 2) by Akiko Shikata (comp+voc), Tomoko Shinoda+Akira Tsuchiya (lyrics)
05 "Deionarra Theme" - Planescape: Torment (1999, Windows) by Mark Morgan, Richard Band
06 "Song Of Love" - Super Smash Bros. Brawl (2002, Wii) by Sonia Lisboa, David Videira, Juliette Katz (voc), Daisuke Murakawa (arr), Strawberry Flower (comp), Alain Goldstein (lyrics)
07 "I Close My Eyes And Think Of You" - Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure (1997, MS-DOS) by Julia von Miller (voc), Harold Faltermeyer, David A. Cooke
08 "The Wretched Automatons" - NieR (2010, Playstation 3) by Emi Evans (voc), Keiichi Okabe, Kakeru Ishihama, Keigo Hoashi
09 "Under the Shadow of the Oak" - King's Bounty: The Legend (2008, Windows) by Lind Erebros
10 "The Spine" - Transistor (2014, Playstation 4) by Ashley Barrett (voc), Darren Korb
11 "Main Theme" - Do You Remember My Lullaby? (2008, Windows) by Kan Gao
12 "The Strife is O'er, the Battle Done" - Fantasy General (1996, MS-DOS) by Marisa Lenhardt (voc), Danny Pelfrey, Rick Rhodes


---------- Post added at 11:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:17 PM ----------


Hi nx666, I just noticed that your rip of Metal Force (PC-9801) has Stage 4 (PC-9801-86) track (and maybe others in same rip) having some sound channels cut off after first loop.

I also compared your rip of Valist Leznalt (X68000) to these two legitimate videos and even existing .MDX files and yours seems to speed up in tempo in Stage 1 (if not, others in whole rip). This is just to notify you. d(^_^ )

Maybe save those for one of your next requests. I think I redid Metal Force for the last Hoot update so there is a chance that it sounds different now.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Giant Worlds (Windows) (mega.nz/#!jU4A0IRJ!tI3eHG163238WY1P1xkmhS9hhThtZ-b-b4bhIrfkaZQ)1999"Rainer Sinsch"Ronny Engmann, Jochen Feldk�tter, Manfred Linzner, Martin Noriander"32.4 MB"SB PCM"
Kozure Ookami (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!bUIS0aLC!QMrereQYtK_7yUak83zXKbul8aOeV4fkQbDaHge 9Ub0)1987"Nichibutsu"Kenji Yoshida"20.0 MB""
P.P. Hammer and His Pneumatic Weapon (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!nEZGAagD!pEPkVRO7ZsXJxocg60ujAoWjvl6ovo_m93rpAKG pUy4)1991"Demonware"Dirk Magerkord"31.5 MB""
Silver Millennium (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!aQgBCSpA!njtztx5t11SIL1drfGvgYnW3L9dvGuNMxbl6FnW-Jo0)1995"Para"KiDream"22.9 MB""
Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!WJRSgYhB!6k0Zqn2JTTiU0fOx5Ojk472RCPu3h2IKI-_0Qetk5Tw)1989"Sierra"Bob Siebenberg"36.7 MB"OPL2"
Spider-Man: The Video Game (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!3ZYEBCzA!r40aDdceLX89_hHiaBDz871XkFtFVDRFJFxpdgv ynkg)1991"Sega"n/a"30.9 MB""
Strangers, The (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!6FonwSDL!bO_NF_YEzo4f9EYswtUWF8fZ2PYrSD7AmJa8_Gb oKJc)1997"Vulcan Software"Martin Demsky, Abraham Sanchez"91.6 MB""
Terry's Big Adventure (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!2UYkBA7J!TqpTlPGKMLLj_nSnKwgL7Ryx1m25ctZa1SHe-vAo8I0)1989"Grandslam"Allister Brimble"6.1 MB""
Valist Leznalt (X68000) (mega.nz/#!KBAFkSST!016mWWFPWm-kj86lvoK4Wb0cA93s9spmCbPqDAyLgVo)1992"Amorphous"AGP"58.7 MB"fixed some tracks, added tags"

Thanks for the update! :) I'm usually not a fan of vocals in my VGM, but I'll give the podcast a try.

My next Amiga requests below. 4 this time since most of them have very few tracks.

Archipelagos
Foundation's Waste
Monster Business
Twinworld

Thanks for the update! :) I'm usually not a fan of vocals in my VGM, but I'll give the podcast a try.

My next Amiga requests below. 4 this time since most of them have very few tracks.

Archipelagos
Foundation's Waste
Monster Business
Twinworld

I’m usually not a fan of vocal vgm either, but I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the completed episode. That track from Transistor is SOOOO good.

There was an arcade game of Lone Wolf and Cub!?

Based on the 1970 manga? そうですね！



Maybe save those for one of your next requests. I think I redid Metal Force for the last Hoot update so there is a chance that it sounds different now.

Re-downloaded it. Sounds okay I guess. But thank you for your latest rips we requested to you. If you accept more requests, here are...

R.C. Robot Construction (X68000)
Xadlak (X68000)
GJ (X68000)

Thank you again. ^_^

Xadlak has a great soundtrack- I recently listened to it on Hoot.

And R.C. Robot Construction was composed by Masashi Kageyama, composer of Sunsoft's Gimmick!

Here is BGM 2 from GJ for X68000:

https://youtu.be/Txvv_61w8qI

And R.C. Robot Construction was composed by Masashi Kageyama, composer of Sunsoft's Gimmick!

Here is BGM 2 from GJ for X68000:

https://youtu.be/Txvv_61w8qI

Really? So Kageyama left Sunsoft after he did Gimmick!? Dang. Sunsoft really didn't want to be famous. If they solely developed the licensed games like Batman, Looney Tunes, and some Cartoon Network franchises and Superman, instead of solely focusing on the lousy good-for-nothing Majonng games, then Sunsoft would still be alive today. And if Naoki Kodaka, Shinichi Seya, Atsushi Mihiro (PHASE OUT) and Masashi Kageyama never left the company, then they would be famous up to par with Capcom or other famous 3rd party companies. You see, that is why the 1990s and 2000s and nowadays are a terrible time for licensed games- because no one wanted talented Japanese companies to publish and develop licensed games.

This is a list of who should've done them back in the day:

1. Disney games- Capcom
2. Nickelodeon games- Taito
3. Cartoon Network games- Sunsoft
4. WB/DC Comics franchises- Konami

Seems like people forgot Sunsoft's early arcades, including Kangaroo that even got a Saturday Supercade segment during Season 2.

Yep. No one wanted to give Sunsoft any honor and neither towards Nichibutsu. They always gave it to SEGA, Capcom and Konami. It seems like Kozure Okami for the arcade Die Hard for the PC Engine in Japan are the only licensed games Nichibutsu developed. I wish they kept making good games instead of focusing on strip majonng games.

Die Hard was developed by Pack-In-Video. Nichibutsu only published it.

Data East looked like it had a sad life as well. Most Americans only remembered...

* BurgerTime (especially Midway style with no mustache than Japan and Europe style with mustache)
* Bad Dudes VS. DragonNinja (plot and comparing it to Double Dragon by former-Data East employees Technos Japan, which it actually resembles Rolling Thunder and especially Shinobi)
* Caveman Ninja/Joe & Mac
* Karnov (criticizing him as a Mario wannabe)
* Fighter's History series (when name is mentioned simply as "Fighter's History", gamers look it up and see Mikado tournaments of the epitome "Fighter's History Dynamite" and blame it on that for beating Capcom in court case, which the first arcade was the actual one. One source Wikipedia linked it to was about the North American Data East and Capcom branches than entirely, while Gamest said Data East objected that Karate Champ predated Street Fighter 1 by 3 years. See also this:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_East_USA,_Inc._v._Epyx,_Inc. )

Meanwhile in Japan, they mention way more video games by Data East than Americans, including ones in Data East X Sunsoft fan video:

https://youtu.be/zjxjuVPFunQ

Actually it was the other way around. Pack-In Video published the game. Kenji Yoshida, who did the soundtrack for Die Hard on the PC Engine worked for Nichibutsu. That's too bad. At least you and I actually respect these unknown game companies, while everyone chooses to be a fool and not respect them. At least Karnov and all of the other games that tried to copy Mario are better than Nintendo's creation and mascot. I cannot state my reason or reasons as to why I cannot stand his games, mainly due to the fact that many people love them and see him as like the "Jesus Christ" that rebooted the game industry and I don't want to offend no one. My personal favorite from Nichibutsu would have to be this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmNebN-V5wY


And there is something else that is special that I have found- This is a video of a unreleased and cancelled videogame set to be released by Nichibutsu for the Famicom in 1990. Honestly, I do not know why they cancelled it, but I love Kenji Yoshida's compositions for the company (mainly because of Die Hard and Cosmo Police Galivan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYs9CG5R9L4

Fascinating videos and info!

I noticed that there are three Yoshida composers of Nichibutsu: Noboru Yoshida (Terra Force), Takeshi Yoshida (Ghost Ninpoucho, ThunderForce AC, ThunderForce IV), and Kenji Yoshida (various).

Some former Nichibutsu employees later founded Woodplace Inc. (Ring King, Fire Trap, Mission 660, The Deep, Clash-Road), while some moved to other companies including Hudson(?), Make Software and Graphic Research.

Thanks! I didn't know Takeshi Yoshida left Nichibutsu to work at TecnoSoft! :D

Yeah, Make Software made Terra Cresta II for Nichibutsu.

I just wish Nichibutsu never quit making games and focused only on the dirty pornographic Strip Majonng games, as well as their lack of imagination and wanting to quit making games. Now THAT was their true downfall.

I have 3 requests- All shooters for the X68000- Death Ephemera
Damage Fight 2+
Cy-Lips

I was going to suggest Xadlak, but someone already suggested it.

Just a heads-up, I will do one final round of requests for this year so if you have any, please submit them (3 max.) by the end of next week. Also, I'm moving in January and won't have access to the computer I use for audio editing so this will be your last chance for a while.


Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Archipelagos (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uIZFnCaS!Mz9PckUwSW9l19ZAJWGUUbycfJZRtPCDf5wnImR a8n8)1989"Logotron"David Whittaker"13.2 MB""
Cy-Lips (X68000) (mega.nz/#!LUAAmaQB!ja4cFekKEm7Isgt2plk_AI_1MRR6LDTHPbAwGQn 6vHs)1993"Twinkle Soft"Naoto Ishikawa"95.6 MB"OPM/MSM"
Damage Fight II+ (X68000) (mega.nz/#!TAghRKoA!z7h5HB5YdpnOQbVmvcHUIEHPPdBZGks8OOGu8wu pn94)1991"Kazz.S"Kazz.S"8.0 MB"OPM/MSM"
Foundation's Waste (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3FwVTAjY!IB-zl-OO1hqx8ixmL5YvO0QUVElOEE1YArnfa7_ntP0)1988"Exocet Software"Wally Beben"7.1 MB""
GJ (X68000) (mega.nz/#!nZIDhAbZ!7Uf-Wc4Pqrn3ivCAeWMBs_Q0LS5boNjaRJrngG8mOXM)1993"Dempa Shinbunsha"n/a"7.5 MB"OPM/MSM"
Monster Business (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!rZZjxQYC!bp3V2ILShm0RrKpFsOKf6wH7S6X7H-qP92g7xfN6b6E)1991"Eclipse"Laurens Tummers, John Tonnard"42.9 MB""
R.C. Robot Construction (X68000) (mega.nz/#!zEJxwKTI!j6j8_lZzU7sZ4z-LFc6Axwujcb3zmEF5TsAcxAJHifs)1993"Electric Sheep"Masashi Kageyama"20.4 MB"OPM/MSM"
TwinWorld: Land of Vision (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CN4TnAjQ!V0XGJxwhdHZp6x1VxI9f_ofD9-NCYk_3d0ppGodxfAU)1989"Ubisoft"Haiko Ruttmann"37.4 MB""
Xadlak (X68000) (mega.nz/#!iFZTGa5R!xJE9ffKKQT64ikcl4fA1unsAbFrfg-E5ynyfvK7p2So)1993"Sprite"Toshi"26.1 MB"OPM/MSM"


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I have 3 requests- All shooters for the X68000- Death Ephemera, Damage Fight 2+, Cy-Lips

I couldn't find a disk image for Death Ephemera and Damage Fight 2 requires a PCM set that I had to build from scratch. There are no videos that I could use to check if this was done correctly, it sounds ok to me though.

Well done! Thank you for our rip requests, nx666. ^_^

If this is our final round, I think these should be easy requests for you:

Crush Roller / Make Trax (Arcade, ADK)
Champion Baseball / Champion Baseball II (Arcade, ADK)
Super Champion Baseball (Arcade, ADK)

Thank you and best of luck on your moving. ^_^

Thank you for the Space Quest III rip, and for everything else you've done for this community. Good luck with the move man :)

Just a heads-up, I will do one final round of requests for this year so if you have any, please submit them (3 max.) by the end of next week. Also, I'm moving in January and won't have access to the computer I use for audio editing so this will be your last chance for a while.


Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Archipelagos (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!uIZFnCaS!Mz9PckUwSW9l19ZAJWGUUbycfJZRtPCDf5wnImR a8n8)1989"Logotron"David Whittaker"13.2 MB""
Cy-Lips (X68000) (mega.nz/#!LUAAmaQB!ja4cFekKEm7Isgt2plk_AI_1MRR6LDTHPbAwGQn 6vHs)1993"Twinkle Soft"Naoto Ishikawa"95.6 MB"OPM/MSM"
Damage Fight II+ (X68000) (mega.nz/#!TAghRKoA!z7h5HB5YdpnOQbVmvcHUIEHPPdBZGks8OOGu8wu pn94)1991"Kazz.S"Kazz.S"8.0 MB"OPM/MSM"
Foundation's Waste (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3FwVTAjY!IB-zl-OO1hqx8ixmL5YvO0QUVElOEE1YArnfa7_ntP0)1988"Exocet Software"Wally Beben"7.1 MB""
GJ (X68000) (mega.nz/#!nZIDhAbZ!7Uf-Wc4Pqrn3ivCAeWMBs_Q0LS5boNjaRJrngG8mOXM)1993"Dempa Shinbunsha"n/a"7.5 MB"OPM/MSM"
Monster Business (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!rZZjxQYC!bp3V2ILShm0RrKpFsOKf6wH7S6X7H-qP92g7xfN6b6E)1991"Eclipse"Laurens Tummers, John Tonnard"42.9 MB""
R.C. Robot Construction (X68000) (mega.nz/#!zEJxwKTI!j6j8_lZzU7sZ4z-LFc6Axwujcb3zmEF5TsAcxAJHifs)1993"Electric Sheep"Masashi Kageyama"20.4 MB"OPM/MSM"
TwinWorld: Land of Vision (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!CN4TnAjQ!V0XGJxwhdHZp6x1VxI9f_ofD9-NCYk_3d0ppGodxfAU)1989"Ubisoft"Haiko Ruttmann"37.4 MB""
Xadlak (X68000) (mega.nz/#!iFZTGa5R!xJE9ffKKQT64ikcl4fA1unsAbFrfg-E5ynyfvK7p2So)1993"Sprite"Toshi"26.1 MB"OPM/MSM"


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I couldn't find a disk image for Death Ephemera and Damage Fight 2 requires a PCM set that I had to build from scratch. There are no videos that I could use to check if this was done correctly, it sounds ok to me though.

OK. Anyway, thanks for the uploads! :D

I have 3 that I found that are non-erotic:

1. Final Breaker (C) 1993 SystemSoft
2. Urgent Mission (C) 1992 Masterpiece- Game Intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVdfrTNSUf0
3. Godzilla (C) 1993 SystemSoft

Just a heads-up, I will do one final round of requests for this year so if you have any, please submit them

Perfect timing! As it so happens I've arrived at the very end of my Amiga wish-list and have just one batch of requests left. Last Amiga requests:

Universe
Whizz
XTreme Racing

Thanks. :)

Just a heads-up, I will do one final round of requests for this year so if you have any, please submit them (3 max.) by the end of next week. Also, I'm moving in January and won't have access to the computer I use for audio editing so this will be your last chance for a while.

Just one, Lune Densetsu/The Legend of Lune: Jikuu no Kanata / リューヌ伝説 ～時空の彼方～

No worries if it's very difficult to find the disk image/audio files for it.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Final Breaker (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!WYwBCYAY!LRq6O0ylWX3PaqGWemfIRI1VirQDciL_Q9i2i3J UqcA)1993"System Soft"Motoko Yoshinaga"51.4 MB"OPN"
Godzilla (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!KZhhAaJB!XlbQ8ucYsNiKMLJ4Lr7XyOx2b9ER4AfFMBdquTi XYXc)1993"System Soft"Tomoki Saito"40.9 MB"OPN"
Legend of Lune, The: Jikuu no Kanata (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!3VQDQI6Q!9ObpVkI18aGCYhKt9ogBK9yQHq8NukwUVSXb_He bNT4)1992"Tierheit"R.Kikugawa, Takashi Sasai"63.6 MB"OPN"
Make Trax / Crush Roller (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!DIpgDIgR!xMs9kJh_xCBOtcI6bjxfHPfcQRHh00FcXWhack9 4wvo)1981"Kural Electric"Masashi Yamaguchi"2.2 MB""
Super Champion Baseball (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!nQ5xAYyS!xT2G_Ke-VlrYzoSbvN1ivYJN7ofhxNMjwUbC9kvUDto)1989"Alpha Denshi"ADK Sound Factory"17.6 MB""
Whizz (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!3FY1nQQL!9jR0ZEWGEYwU1hz9_nGEMILOVkn_-lg6HhGRluQ59dk)1995"Flair Software"James Veal, Dave Newman"30.5 MB""
XTreme Racing (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!7U5nGYJA!oDCAxCsJYCwN8if_9EYdEGmW7IVhPyISnW6GIvO I5iY)1995"Guildhall Leisure"Simon Speight, Tony Farrell"38.8 MB""


I'm still working on Universe, although I probably won't have the time to tag the game (70+ tracks). I couldn't do Urgent Mission and Champion Baseball as these two games require a lot of manual work/hacking.

Thank you nx666. Understood. I wonder if there is plenty of time to replace the too difficult Champion Baseball arcade request with Gang Wars arcade by SNK/ADK?

If not, I hope you'll have happy holidays.

Thanks for the update! :)


I'm still working on Universe, although I probably won't have the time to tag the game (70+ tracks).

70+ tracks?! Wow, had no idea it was so expansive. I watched a longplay of it a few months ago, and from what I remember there were like 10 - 15 tracks heard, tops. I wonder if there's a lot of music that only appears in certain contexts, or a lot of unreleased/unused stuff? Or maybe ambient sounds or something like that. I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to help that much with the tags outside of what could be seen in a longplay video. I hope you'll still post this soundtrack though, as it does have some stellar tracks.

Damn, I was hoping for Urgent Mission. Oh well. :(

Maybe next time.

Good luck on the move.

Thank you nx666. Understood. I wonder if there is plenty of time to replace the too difficult Champion Baseball arcade request with Gang Wars arcade by SNK/ADK?

Gang Wars is already in the OP.

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70+ tracks?! Wow, had no idea it was so expansive. I watched a longplay of it a few months ago, and from what I remember there were like 10 - 15 tracks heard, tops. I wonder if there's a lot of music that only appears in certain contexts, or a lot of unreleased/unused stuff? Or maybe ambient sounds or something like that. I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to help that much with the tags outside of what could be seen in a longplay video. I hope you'll still post this soundtrack though, as it does have some stellar tracks.

From what I've seen so far, many tracks have multiple variations (e.g. a different intro) but it's actually easier just to include them as a comparative listen would definitely take longer. I'm also not sure if the tags can be based on the DOS version (already in the OP), which was also done by Martin Iveson.

Okay. Understood. I guess we are out of time till January.

My 256GB micro SD card is about full. The largest ones are only available online and can be risky on whether they are fake or officially real. Any suggested good places to purchase one safely?

Here is the last of the requests, if anybody wants to tag this thing, be my guest.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Universe (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!fB4lSKxY!Ijy7uobEU_burvfG5cDiid8JzdLHYh8NvKni5RW yjUE)1994"Core Design"Martin Iveson"186.5 MB""


My 256GB micro SD card is about full. The largest ones are only available online and can be risky on whether they are fake or officially real. Any suggested good places to purchase one safely?
Why don't you just order one from a place like Amazon? They are sold by the manufacturer and come with a warranty.

Thanks for Universe! :) If I have time over during the holidays, I'll attempt to tag it using the longplay available on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9qjg9oarMY). But I fear it'll probably be very incomplete.

Anyway, thanks for all the requests! Have a good holiday and good luck with your upcoming move! :)

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AudioPanicRoom - Episode #053: Namnam Special

For the last show of this year, we have a selection of great game and demo tracks that touch on a wide variety of themes such as disorderly legislation, dinosaurs, Finnish polka, and the first CPC track ever to be played on the podcast.

Download Episode #53: Namnam Special (https://archive.org/download/AudioPanicRoom053NamnamSpecial/AudioPanicRoom053NamnamSpecial.mp3) (70 MB, mp3) here
�or watch it on Youtube (www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMftP5M8b8k)

Track announcements provided by Ed Wilson of The VGMbassy (http://thevgmbassy.com/)
Intro music by Paul van der Valk

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Tracklist

01 "Intro" - No Second Prize (1992, Amiga) by Matthias Steinwachs
02 "Title Screen" - Alderan (1991, C64) by Stein Pedersen, Ole Marius Pettersen
03 "Super Fantasy" - Shrines of Enigma (1995, MSX2) by Jan van Valburg (Jinx)
04 "Chaotic Law" - Majin Tensei (1994, SNES) by Hidehito Aoki
05 "Adversity" - Imagical Musion Depot Vol.2 (1995, PC-8801) by Akito Monden
06 "Area 99 - Transport Bay" - Astrocounter of Crescents (1996, MS-DOS) by Kwak Dong-Il, Kwon Goo-Hee
07 "Yoshiki's Theme from Doukyuusei 2" - FMP Music Disk 2 (1995, PC-9801) by TAN-Y
08 "Start from Mountain Village" - Metal Slug 3D (2006, PS2) by Toshikazu Tanaka
09 "Title Screen" - Wells And Fargo (1988, CPC) by C�sar Astudillo
10 "Don-Hya-RaRa" - Demo (MDX) (X68000) by Tomsan & Magic Boon
11 "Dippy the Dinosaur" - Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck (1993, Mega Drive) by Matt Furniss
12 "My�nnytys Polska (Edit)" - Demo (MOD) (1993, Amiga) by Juha Kujanp�� (Dizzy)
13 "Vast Valley" - Continue (199x, X68000) by Nin Nin
14 "Namnam Special" - DMC Demo III (1988, C64) by Johannes Bjerregaard
15 "Fated Pledge (Silent Version)" - Love Escalator (1998, PC-9801) by Naoto Ishikawa (Xacs)

Hi nx666. Thank you for your great support and efforts. I hope your moving to a new location is succeeding well. I know it's rough when moving, because I just became independent for about 2 years after moving from my parents to my own home.

By the way, I got me a 400GB Sandisk micro SD card for Christmas after upgrading from 256GB of same brand same card type.

I hope your move went well, nx, and that you're starting to settle in. :)

Are you by any chance open for some new requests? I recently stumbled across some awesome ones that I'd like:

Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari ST)
Foundation's Waste (Atari ST)
Goldrunner (Amiga)

Please do them if you have the time and opportunity.

I hope your move is going well.

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I hope your move went well, nx, and that you're starting to settle in. :)

Are you by any chance open for some new requests? I recently stumbled across some awesome ones that I'd like:

Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari ST)
Foundation's Waste (Atari ST)
Goldrunner (Amiga)

Please do them if you have the time and opportunity.

I notice that you are the one that usually requests the Amiga, ST and Commodore 64 soundtracks. What do you think about Scramble Spirits for those 3 systems? Have you ever requested anything by the legendary Jesper Kyd?

I notice that you are the one that usually requests the Amiga, ST and Commodore 64 soundtracks. What do you think about Scramble Spirits for those 3 systems? Have you ever requested anything by the legendary Jesper Kyd?

I've only heard the Amiga version of Scramble Spirits, which I think is pretty good. It was converted by Matt Furniss, who usually does a great job. If you're interested in hearing it it's available in the Amiga section in this thread.

Haven't heard much of Kyd's stuff on the older systems. I think he mostly did demos for the Amiga, not soundtracks (but I could be wrong). Of his older stuff the ones I've listened to the most are his Mega Drive/Genesis works (AWS Pro Moves Soccer, Red Zone, Sub-terrania, The Adventures of Batman and Robin), which I really like, although perhaps only in small doses. The tracks tend to be veeeeery long and grating after a while, so I really have to be in the right mood to be able to listen to them.

OK, so what I can do at the moment is very limited as I still haven't moved the pc that has all the emulators, sound players, and most music libraries. However, I started to create new Hoot sets (there has been a new release a couple of weeks ago) and I do have access to the entire archive so anything that can be played by Hoot is fair game (except MIDI soundtracks). Requests for other systems will have to wait until later.


I notice that you are the one that usually requests the Amiga, ST and Commodore 64 soundtracks. What do you think about Scramble Spirits for those 3 systems? Have you ever requested anything by the legendary Jesper Kyd?

Afaik, he only did one Amiga soundtrack (his first ever) - USS John Young, which you can get from the OP. He composed a ton of demo music for the Amiga though, you can find these tracks here (http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?detail=modules&view=3749) and they can be played by any software that can handle MOD files.

Thanks. Hopefully some MSX soundtracks as well as Urgent Mission are in that new set. Anyway, good luck with the move. :D

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OK, cool. Furniss is one of my favorite composers thanks to the composition of Arabian Nights and Soccer Kid. Oh. No wonder why he quit doing hard techno and started to only do game soundtracks that sound like a Hollywood movie. That does disappoint me.

Requests for other systems will have to wait until later.

OK, understood. Please let us know when requests for other (non-Hoot) systems are open again. I have two rounds of really good stuff I want to request (when possible).

I just updated the OP with links to all of ruiner's rips. Obviously that only includes the computer soundtracks, for everything else you can visit KusanagiShiro's thread (Thread 227860). I'm planning to do the same for the arcade soundtracks, but that that will take a bit longer due to all the meta data that needs to be added.

And, as a little bonus, some new PC-98 soundtracks that I had lying around unfinished for quite a while.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Cho Jiku Yosai Macross: Remember Me (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!aQASgIrC!dtBYvBcgfMwMxEUAeOelMuqAvON63YDAckNG2Ft Gr3k)1995"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Ryu Umemoto"53.5 MB"OPN"
Cho Jiku Yosai Macross: Skull Leader Complete Pack (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!2FYAGCSQ!RG-UgCRc8MtMB65N1wIuGiqHAoLC-kB4v1AwGDDsEpM)1994"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Michiko Tomita, Ryu Umemoto"123.0 MB"OPN"
Dies Irae (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!OAYmFCSD!kO9uWVOeC6OKP3yiwNFIaZbxDxw2nFd54HD0T7a u3NM)1996"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Hiroshi Ooishi"108.9 MB"OPN"
Kirishima Shinryoushitsu no Gogo (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!KBIynYqS!CSbmRDktulzcAer_wgvMR9Rx275l9Bfjtac1H9R cQxM)1995"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"47.7 MB"OPNA"
Poison Needle (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!mNh2XYKZ!xuLnVgT7x27q14ACaWIQgWkWZM11Gpg1spEWTgN 7pU0)1993"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"96.8 MB"OPNA, SpeakBoard"

I just updated the OP with links to all of ruiner's rips. Obviously that only includes the computer soundtracks, for everything else you can visit KusanagiShiro's thread (Thread 227860). I'm planning to do the same for the arcade soundtracks, but that that will take a bit longer due to all the meta data that needs to be added.

And, as a little bonus, some new PC-98 soundtracks that I had lying around unfinished for quite a while.

Update

NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Cho Jiku Yosai Macross: Remember Me (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!aQASgIrC!dtBYvBcgfMwMxEUAeOelMuqAvON63YDAckNG2Ft Gr3k)1995"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Ryu Umemoto"53.5 MB"OPN"
Cho Jiku Yosai Macross: Skull Leader Complete Pack (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!2FYAGCSQ!RG-UgCRc8MtMB65N1wIuGiqHAoLC-kB4v1AwGDDsEpM)1994"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Michiko Tomita, Ryu Umemoto"123.0 MB"OPN"
Dies Irae (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!OAYmFCSD!kO9uWVOeC6OKP3yiwNFIaZbxDxw2nFd54HD0T7a u3NM)1996"Family Soft"Toyo Kusanagi, Hiroshi Ooishi"108.9 MB"OPN"
Kirishima Shinryoushitsu no Gogo (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!KBIynYqS!CSbmRDktulzcAer_wgvMR9Rx275l9Bfjtac1H9R cQxM)1995"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"47.7 MB"OPNA"
Poison Needle (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!mNh2XYKZ!xuLnVgT7x27q14ACaWIQgWkWZM11Gpg1spEWTgN 7pU0)1993"May-Be-Soft"USK Soundware"96.8 MB"OPNA, SpeakBoard"



I was hoping for Dies Irae for a while! Thank you! :D Good luck with the move!

OK, so what I can do at the moment is very limited as I still haven't moved the pc that has all the emulators, sound players, and most music libraries. However, I started to create new Hoot sets (there has been a new release a couple of weeks ago) and I do have access to the entire archive so anything that can be played by Hoot is fair game (except MIDI soundtracks).

Hmm, on second thought, if you do take Hoot-related requests, I do in fact have two:

Four Flush (PC-98)
Hadou no Hyouteki (PC-88)

If you have the files for them and the time, I'd like to request those.

Awesome Thread!!!

Request: Big Trouble In Little China - ZX Spectrum

The arcade section has now links to ruiner's rips as well. There are also two completely new soundtracks:

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Airgallet (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!nEQT3CgK!7j7uu4yee6KDoC3gU_WLaVh55cTJBSnrV2btMWZ CcP8)1996"Banpresto"Yoshitatsu Sakai"37.9 MB""
Mazinger Z (Arcade) (mega.nz/#!6MgFySwK!2b-NntqTl_RUfzYBprrTuddVGsnr3DIvnDHCZImtCwI)1994"Banpresto"n/a"46.3 MB""


Awesome Thread!!!
Request: Big Trouble In Little China - ZX Spectrum
Sorry, I can't do Spectrum soundtracks atm (see one of the previous posts).

Well, I am hoping that Urgent Mission can be played on Hoot this time as well as Mercury 2: Tale of the Planet. If not, what about Drakkhen, Sword World,and Lands of Lore for the PC-98? That is, if you have the time. I don't want to overexert you.

If you have time, see if you have/can do these:

Might and Magic: Clouds of Xeen (PC-98)
Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb (PC-98)

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Four Flush (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!SRRTiCBT!L8uaLDIqvBL5umkaXopwNJM-yzH7MSMZec5JfI3zrWc)1993"Agumix"Jun Sasaki"44.3 MB"OPN"
Hadou no Hyouteki (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!fNJTDIwK!FsoRqxICKzfUTR8xqDZDiH7NEvMBczno3ad0ZTA jUbE)1987"Wing"Haruhiko Souno, Masaharu Takeda"117.7 MB"OPN"


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Well, I am hoping that Urgent Mission can be played on Hoot this time as well as Mercury 2: Tale of the Planet. If not, what about Drakkhen, Sword World,and Lands of Lore for the PC-98? That is, if you have the time. I don't want to overexert you.

I'm not aware of anybody making new sets for MSX games right now. The three PC-98 requests are possible, but the last two are pretty big soundtracks so that will take a while.

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If you have time, see if you have/can do these:

Might and Magic: Clouds of Xeen (PC-98)
Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb (PC-98)

I would have to make new sets for these games first, but that's a pretty involved process. I did add Kyrandia 2 to Hoot at some point (another Takeshi Abo conversion) so I could do that instead if you want.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Four Flush (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!SRRTiCBT!L8uaLDIqvBL5umkaXopwNJM-yzH7MSMZec5JfI3zrWc)1993"Agumix"Jun Sasaki"44.3 MB"OPN"
Hadou no Hyouteki (PC-8801) (mega.nz/#!fNJTDIwK!FsoRqxICKzfUTR8xqDZDiH7NEvMBczno3ad0ZTA jUbE)1987"Wing"Haruhiko Souno, Masaharu Takeda"117.7 MB"OPN"


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I'm not aware of anybody making new sets for MSX games right now. The three PC-98 requests are possible, but the last two are pretty big soundtracks so that will take a while.

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I would have to make new sets for these games first, but that's a pretty involved process. I did add Kyrandia 2 to Hoot at some point (another Takeshi Abo conversion) so I could do that instead if you want.

OK. I didn't like Kyrandia's soundtrack very much, even with Takeshi Abo's conversion, the original composer, Frank Klepacki didn't do a good job with that one. Sorry. So, how do you create new sets? Do you have to have the original disk?

Does that registration thingy for Hoot still work? Is it safe? I would like to rip some arcade soundtracks, but they only play for one minute before stopping.

OK. I didn't like Kyrandia's soundtrack very much, even with Takeshi Abo's conversion, the original composer, Frank Klepacki didn't do a good job with that one. Sorry. So, how do you create new sets? Do you have to have the original disk?

I was actually talking about Kyrandia 2, although chances are you might not like that one either.

Creating new sets from scratch usually involves three steps, and yes, you need a copy of the game, although a working disk image is usually sufficient. First, you have to isolate the sound driver and all music data. Sometimes these files are just lying around on the disk, but often they are compressed, encrypted, or part of bigger archives so you need to find a way around that. Once that is done you have to figure out how the sound driver is used by the game. Typically there are at least two hooks: one to initialize songs and one to update the music and that second one is usually tied to an interrupt or timer. This task requires the use of a debugger and some basic understanding of the system's architecture and machine code. The third step involves writing a small program (typically in assembler) that basically serves as a link between the Hoot interface and the game code (sound driver) that is running in a emulator.

However, there are a lot of cases where you can reuse parts of existing sets, e.g. if two games use the same sound driver. There are also some emulators (e.g. all arcade games) for which Hoot already provides all the necessary hooks so all you have to do is map the roms to memory addresses and configure a few settings. While that is much easier than the other approach, it's also much more limited so if a game doesn't work there is not much you can do about it.


Does that registration thingy for Hoot still work? Is it safe? I would like to rip some arcade soundtracks, but they only play for one minute before stopping.

It should still work, but the site often just gives an error. Just use a throwaway email address if you have security concerns. And in case you still have an expired registration key, you can cheat by rewinding the system date before you start Hoot. Hoot only checks the key once on startup so you can immediately change the date back and it will work until you close the application.

Damn, sounds difficult. Some of those games are so freakin' rare that you can't find the images for them.

It should still work, but the site often just gives an error. Just use a throwaway email address if you have security concerns. And in case you still have an expired registration key, you can cheat by rewinding the system date before you start Hoot. Hoot only checks the key once on startup so you can immediately change the date back and it will work until you close the application.

Yeah, it keeps giving me the 403 error. Guess the only thing I can do is keep trying and hope it lets me through one day.

Thanks for the update!

Please let us know when requests for other (non-Hoot) systems are open again.

I think the reason why Hoot's registration service doesn't work anymore is because the latest version of Hoot doesn't require the key at all, something you may want to keep in mind if you ever plan to update your Hoot archives.

A pair of D&D Amiga REquests:
Gateway to the Savage Frontier
Treasures of the Savage Frontier

I don't think Pony Canyon has ever converted those D&D games for the PC98 or PC88, did they?

I haven't had much time for new rips, but the good news is that I have my computer back so you can requests music from other (non-Hoot) systems again. Except Midi recordings, as I still need to unpack/set up these devices.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Drakkhen (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!mIolBIZC!hgMZrVtb118ozy6DPBJM3X99NRGabwU6wXNzAw1 LTxs)1991"Epic/Sony Inc."Seiji Toda, Hideya Nagata"55.9 MB"OPN"


A pair of D&D Amiga REquests:
Gateway to the Savage Frontier
Treasures of the Savage Frontier
Do you know if these ports have any music other than the title track? I don't have sound files for these games, but if its only that one track then I could easily get it with an emulator.

I think the reason why Hoot's registration service doesn't work anymore is because the latest version of Hoot doesn't require the key at all, something you may want to keep in mind if you ever plan to update your Hoot archives.
All I can say right now is that there will be an update to the archive at some point. There is some new stuff that can be done with the lastest Hoot version and I also have some leftovers from last year's update, but all of that will take some time to sort out.

I haven't had much time for new rips, but the good news is that I have my computer back so you can requests music from other (non-Hoot) systems again.

Oh, nice. :) In that case I'd like to repeat my requests from the previous page:

Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari ST)
Foundation's Waste (Atari ST)
Goldrunner (Amiga)

All of them pretty short, but they pack a considerable punch!

Cool. Thanks for Drakkhen. Any news on Urgent Mission for the PC-98?

Cool. Thanks for Drakkhen. Any news on Urgent Mission for the PC-98?

The only soundtracks I currently have in the queue for you are Sword Quest and Lands of Lore. Sword Quest has 111 tracks, I did the recording with a script which ran for about 11 hours yesterday. Needless to say that it will take a while to edit all that stuff...

You mean Sword World for the PC-98. I understand. Take your time.

Hi nx666. Hope your moving is well. Whenever you are all set back up with your real ripping equipment, let us know. ;)

I can request easy games for you to rip if you are okay with.

Do you know if these ports have any music other than the title track? I don't have sound files for these games, but if its only that one track then I could easily get it with an emulator.

Well I did some research on the Savage Frontier games and it appears they are only playable through PC Speaker. It was a shot in the dark to get them but sadly they have no soundtracks to speak of. I would, in that case, like to change the request in that case to Might & Magic V: Dark Side of Xeen in any format on MS-DOS PC.

I’m also seeking the original Bard’s Tale trilogy on Apple II.

Post consolidated. Please delete mods. X3

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!KEZQjYqL!XBl75nJA94bbeEg0ieNi-VF9VF2P0KA6tEVF_yv_eJg)1990"Domark"Matt Furniss"11.6 MB""
Foundation's Waste (Atari ST) (mega.nz/#!mU5FRKTZ!k1Vbw5q2vCuUBqsxm0Cf4_MvNOj6H7Kq3LClr1q 80jE)1988"Exocet Software"Wally Beben"5.4 MB""
Goldrunner (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!mZoBnSLL!MJbfVFB7n_PdbLFx16_CQTFcND1t4-hVtJaxbHaQlVo)1987"Microdeal"Rob Hubbard"6.0 MB""
Sword World PC (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!LRwxkSJJ!0VmXhfu7tDrrPnrb8JxE3n8PjtsihCTEd3Ho3EL xywc)1992"T&E Soft"Yumi Kinoshita, Shigekazu Kamaki, Ryuji Sasai"194.9 MB"OPN"

Thanks a lot for Sword World! This was probably the last soundtrack Sasai worked on freelance before he started to work at Square Enix.

Excellent, thanks for the update! :)

For my next requests, I return (briefly) to the Commodore 64:

Cyberdyne Warrior (C64)
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (C64)
Rygar (C64)

I know you have already uploaded Die Bahnwelt, but do you have access to the best version that uses MIDI Support for that soundtrack, like the MT-32, SC-8850, and the Yamaha MU2000?

I wonder how exactly did Japanese gamers rip and upload FM-7 soundtracks even by making fanmade FM-7 versions of game music from other platforms?

But anyway nx666, here are three more requests if you are welcome to rip any:

* Cynthia (X68000, OPM version in V1 and V2 to include with V2 MIDI version you already ripped. Here are both versions in comparison: https://youtu.be/tJW-WkeGSEc )
* Examinator (PC, this was composed by Yasuhito Saito of db-SOFT and Data West games. Developed by MAGI.)
* OverDriver (X68000)

Thank you.

It is nice to see some more soundtracks from Yasuhito Saito. Now, if only someone out there can rip the entire FM-Towns soundtracks of all of Data West's visual detective games, with the FM OST and the CD OST intact.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Cyberdyne Warrior (C64) (mega.nz/#!2Bg2BQxT!rxkK6YZ362ZhazLd_aOnPkT9IxZlwi0tu3I5blC X3ks)1989"Hewson"Steve Rowlands"24.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos (PC-9821) (mega.nz/#!eJozgQaA!V3Hdf88jIGhx61EvWmFKnYDDE5sOusp7gWbPFrK j18Y)1994"StarCraft"Takeshi Abo"157.9 MB"86"
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (C64) (mega.nz/#!mQQ1hQIL!fDkh9maGMfI318-ZTmpVqzrJ8avT1k-y5mC9-NIveH4)1990"Gremlin Graphics"n/a"34.1 MB"real+emul.SID"
Rygar (C64) (mega.nz/#!udwkQAIR!K_WwTXTK1Us9H8_o0DdN9V2_NDMjyqkoeDkEukh sdu8)1987"U.S. Gold"David Whittaker"11.7 MB"real+emul.SID"


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I know you have already uploaded Die Bahnwelt, but do you have access to the best version that uses MIDI Support for that soundtrack, like the MT-32, SC-8850, and the Yamaha MU2000?

I just had a look and there are three different MIDI soundtracks: MT-32+FM, MT+32+FM (but uses the MT-32 for percussion only) and General MIDI. The game is from 1992 so the GM version was probably composed with something like a SC-55 in mind (the SC-8850 and MU2000 were both released much later). If you just want to know what the music in combination with a modern sound font sounds like then you can easily do that with the MIDI files from the Hoot set (or the game disk) - they should work as is in any modern MIDI player.

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment
Cyberdyne Warrior (C64) (mega.nz/#!2Bg2BQxT!rxkK6YZ362ZhazLd_aOnPkT9IxZlwi0tu3I5blC X3ks)1989"Hewson"Steve Rowlands"24.9 MB"real+emul.SID"
Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos (PC-9821) (mega.nz/#!eJozgQaA!V3Hdf88jIGhx61EvWmFKnYDDE5sOusp7gWbPFrK j18Y)1994"StarCraft"Takeshi Abo"157.9 MB"86"
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (C64) (mega.nz/#!mQQ1hQIL!fDkh9maGMfI318-ZTmpVqzrJ8avT1k-y5mC9-NIveH4)1990"Gremlin Graphics"n/a"34.1 MB"real+emul.SID"
Rygar (C64) (mega.nz/#!udwkQAIR!K_WwTXTK1Us9H8_o0DdN9V2_NDMjyqkoeDkEukh sdu8)1987"U.S. Gold"David Whittaker"11.7 MB"real+emul.SID"


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I just had a look and there are three different MIDI soundtracks: MT-32+FM, MT+32+FM (but uses the MT-32 for percussion only) and General MIDI. The game is from 1992 so the GM version was probably composed with something like a SC-55 in mind (the SC-8850 and MU2000 were both released much later). If you just want to know what the music in combination with a modern sound font sounds like then you can easily do that with the MIDI files from the Hoot set (or the game disk) - they should work as is in any modern MIDI player.

I see. I don't have any of those tools. Plus, I don't like ripping from Hoot. Anyway, thanks for Lands of Lore. Any news on Urgent Mission? If you can't find Urgent Mission, then I have 2 requests from the company You-En-Tai for the PC-98:

1. Elves
2. Ardor Aternius

and one request from elf Co., Ltd:

3. Words Worth for the PC-98

Thanks for the C64 stuff! I love how Lotus despite it's "demake" nature sounds just as good as the Amiga original. :)

For the next update, I have some Amiga requests that should be pretty straightforward:

Astro Marine Corps
Populous
Strider

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

A.M.C. Astro Marine Corps (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!bBx1hQRL!hOLj35GNT63KiS66IBG3CgixpUimkTE9zoLD7du hC2Q)1990"Dinamic"Jos� Mart�n"34.0 MB""
Cynthia 1992 Version (X68000) (mega.nz/#!2YJzkSSC!cz43PdDWWNI_H1OX3y46zHvAB5MLu2er1qdJ59C VLrQ)1992"Kouichi Imahashi"Miyoshi Wakabayashi"43.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Cynthia 1994 Version (X68000) (mega.nz/#!HQYR1QZQ!4a72pmDD215dbcBN-uWLP5JIkQnIpDOt_Db77ES6Nuo)1994"Kouichi Imahashi"Miyoshi Wakabayashi"64.7 MB"OPM/MSM, SC-55"
Might and Magic V: Darkside of Xeen (MS-DOS) (mega.nz/#!Gd5XVKAZ!6yo5h_TTekgYvNJz0BmGF-NNvHRtq_kVTtinboQbOSo)1993"New World Computing"Tim Tully"110.7 MB"SC-55"
OverDriver (X68000) (mega.nz/#!7ZQlGQyJ!hoom9ScuNhboC9z14RWIqt6O1Y0MqF37TkU6bvu UZQg)1992"LOGiN Disk & Book"n/a"61.7 MB"OPM/MSM"
Populous (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!iA5xAaja!WoJ6-X94TdfDKr9WEUif6xHa4LWxzQ2q5tzunPAFmP4)1989"Electronic Arts"Rob Hubbard, David Hanlon"11.2 MB""
Strider (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!HIoUzYgB!NTxAvBV9jKZJ0wSqyVS11L6jPEJ87PJhnlwmdoL 3d5w)1989"U.S. Gold"Mike Davies"9.1 MB""
Words Worth (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!jYBwRK7L!cXWN2uPqMKeOSZtkoXpkvWCbxwUN6vBLB925xOu SRq0)1993"Elf"Youichi Shimizu, Masaaki Sugou"155.9 MB"OPN"

Thank you for Words Worth.

Awesome update. Now I have some new stuff to listen to. :)

I have three new requests. First off:

Toki (C64)

In addition to this, I would like to request updates to the Amiga sets for Zool and Zool 2 to also include the CD32 versions' CD audio tracks.

Thank you very much for both OverDriver and both Cynthia versions≧◠◡◠≦

I wonder how exactly did Japanese gamers rip and upload FM-7 soundtracks even by making fanmade FM-7 versions of game music from other platforms?

But anyway nx666, here are three more requests if you are welcome to rip any:
* Examinator (PC, this was composed by Yasuhito Saito of db-SOFT and Data West games. Developed by MAGI.)
Thank you.

I forgot to mention that I couldn't do Examinator because a) the game is maybe a little bit too recent for this thread and b) I would prefer not to infect my computer with viruses from shady hentai sites while searching for this game.

I forgot to mention that I couldn't do Examinator because a) the game is maybe a little bit too recent for this thread and b) I would prefer not to infect my computer with viruses from shady hentai sites while searching for this game.

I see. Makes sense. Understood.

As for FM-7 ripping, hopefully there will be a way to rip from it sometime.

I see. Makes sense. Understood.

As for FM-7 ripping, hopefully there will be a way to rip from it sometime.

Why wouldn't that be possible? It's just another computer and it probably "only" takes some time and dedication to extract the music. There are also some FM7 games that work in Hoot.

Why wouldn't that be possible? It's just another computer and it probably "only" takes some time and dedication to extract the music. There are also some FM7 games that work in Hoot.

Correct. But what I mean is, hopefully an easier ripping method will occur someday, but of course Hoot is worth it, though difficult to assemble.

I am still looking for this soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVdfrTNSUf0&list=FLWJz00Fp31wryFY2CGAbonQ&index=266

Has anyone out there found the disk image for it so it can be dumped into Hoot?

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NameYearPublisherComposerSizeComment

Elves (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!qVBjXKBI!abCjnl9FW_lIj3ZcUZN2bM9GbjmPycrywct6ezw rOEc)1992"You-en-tai"Nobusuke Sasahara"46.3 MB"OPN"
Toki (C64) (mega.nz/#!LE4hUaLI!IFqOUQ0RCZ-yDKzkm5yql2saHq00ge1rjMnWzigiZQI)1991"Ocean"Keith Tinman"17.5 MB"real+emul.SID"
Wasureenu Honoo: Ardor Aeternus (PC-9801) (mega.nz/#!mNx1TAwK!iLKX-m15CnEdC4qJTW_aj1dcu-iBPnfnmf1G_NPfMo0)1996"You-en-tai"Akira Komachi, Nobuko Numata, Hideaki Murata, Daisuke Takahashi, Koichi Shimamura"154.1 MB"OPN"
Zool (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!mRglVAwL!xyMXta3ovv8x6Kammu9lmB8fSYcNE-TrT1jraqP0VKQ)1992"Gremlin Graphics"Patrick Phelan, Neil Biggin"101.1 MB"includes CD32 version"
Zool 2 (Amiga) (mega.nz/#!mMR2iQ4A!HQjtDjbVOkEQFEJ3-VIF-1VJQpjBZeo3-SEJE80EX24)1993"Gremlin Graphics"Patrick Phelan, Neil Biggin"81.0 MB"includes CD32 version"

Thanks for the update!

Those were the last requests I had on my list, and I can't really think of anything else I want ripped. I think I'm going to retire from requesting in this thread, at least for the foreseeable future. Will still hang around lurking in the background and check out future updates, of course. :)

I want to thank you once again nx666 for all the work you've put in for the game music community. Not only is the quantity of ripped soundtracks impressive, but there's so much obscure good stuff here that can't be found elsewhere. My hat's off to you, good sir. :)

Thanks a lot for Elves and Ardor Aternus.

Here are three arcade requests:

* Touch Down Fever II (SNK, different soundtrack than first one)
* Empire City 1931 (Seibu Kaihatsu, this user was able to rip it -> https://youtu.be/-I30AC0iyM8 )
* Lead Angle / Dead Angle (Seibu Kaihatsu)

Thank you nx666. ;)

I have 3 suggestions: High School War, Grey Stone Saga And Grey Stone Saga Gaiden for the PC9801.

I would like to briefly come out of requesting-retirement for a Commodore 64 request: Deep Star (sometimes written "Deepstar"), by Mark Wilson. The in-game BGM is incredible.

Hey nx666, looking to request the soundtracks to Moonlight Energy 1 & 2 (PC-98), especially the latter. :) AccelJoe got me hooked recently. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-GsNautzsQ)

If those 3 soundtracks I have requested cannot be completed, I understand- I have 2 more to request in its place:

1. Ray-Gun from 1990 by Elf (I don't know which version is the best in terms of music- it was released on the PC88, PC98, MSX and X68000.)
2. Metal Eye 1993 Elf ( Like before, I do not know which version is the best in terms of music.)

Oh and if it's not too much trouble, the Taito game Super Chase: Criminal Termination (ARC) seems like it's got a lot of love behind it. I mean the game starts with TAITO Corporation Presents. Super Action Driving Game !! PRODUCED By Project "Power Wheels. I love it. Thanks in advance if you can rip this :)

EDIT: Someone put together this awesome music video to Dandy Lady. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBHTKHTUvB8)

Oh and if it's not too much trouble, the Taito game Super Chase: Criminal Termination (ARC) seems like it's got a lot of love behind it. I mean the game starts with TAITO Corporation Presents. Super Action Driving Game !! PRODUCED By Project "Power Wheels. I love it. Thanks in advance if you can rip this :)

EDIT: Someone put together this awesome music video to Dandy Lady. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBHTKHTUvB8)
I agree- it is another one of those games on the F3 Hardware that I love. It is a shame that they wasted that hardware with tons of puzzle games.

Just a single request: Vampire Killer (Castlevania) for MSX2.

LOL, by the looks of it, there seems to still be a lot of demand 'round these parts. :)

LOL, by the looks of it, there seems to still be a lot of demand 'round these parts. :)

Yeah. There are still some PC98, PC88, X68000 soundtracks that haven't been ripped yet. Unfortunately, some of the disk images have not been found yet or they are too hard to find.

Is this forum shut down?

Is this forum shut down?

It seems so. I communicated with nx666 over PM a few months ago, and he said he was very busy with other stuff but that he was planning on posting an update eventually. But I guess he got tired of the thread and the constant requests and decided to move on. Can't say I blame him as he's put in a lot of work on it over the years. Too bad for me, as I really wanted that Deep Star C64 soundtrack, but I'll live. :)

Yeah, he and I were in pretty constant contact regarding Audio Panic Room, and he’s stopped emailing me too. Anyways, he’s left quite a legacy and I encourage thread readers to grab any music you think you’d want because I don’t know when his mega subscription is up, and if he’ll renew it.

It seems so. I communicated with nx666 over PM a few months ago, and he said he was very busy with other stuff but that he was planning on posting an update eventually. But I guess he got tired of the thread and the constant requests and decided to move on. Can't say I blame him as he's put in a lot of work on it over the years. Too bad for me, as I really wanted that Deep Star C64 soundtrack, but I'll live. :)

Damn- I guess it is my fault. I can't blame him for wanting to quit though. He was the only one that can do music from Hoot, and he was the only one that did soundtracks for Japanese PCs.

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Yeah, he and I were in pretty constant contact regarding Audio Panic Room, and he’s stopped emailing me too. Anyways, he’s left quite a legacy and I encourage thread readers to grab any music you think you’d want because I don’t know when his mega subscription is up, and if he’ll renew it.

Aw, shit! You're right.... :(
I guess there is nowhere left to go now to get game music on those unknown Japanese PCs. Everyone wants the famous game soundtracks that are too overrated....

Sorry, I haven't been here for a while and missed these last few comments. I worked mostly from home these past few years so it was relatively easy to do some rips on the side, but now that I have a 9-5 office job it turned out to be pretty difficult to fit a project like this into my schedule. I don't plan to close this thread and the downloads will stay online as well, it's just that I currently don't have much time for new rips/recordings and that's probably not going to change anytime soon. I have been working on a new Hoot set though, but that is also coming along really slow. As for the podcast, I decided to take a break at the beginning of this year but that turned out a bit longer than originally anticipated. The podcast is definitely coming back at some point though.

If anybody wants to pick up where I left and work on new soundtracks then let me know. I'm always happy to share information/resources/tools or anything else I have created for this thread.

Hey, good to see you’re still alive! I’m always willing to lend my voice to Audio Panic Room, just let me know whenever you want to resurrect it. :)

Yeah, good to see you're still around! :) I can definitely understand it being difficult fitting projects like this in with the other things in life. I hope to see the podcast and soundtrack requests return sometime in the future when you feel you have the time to spend on it, but until then I just want to say thank you for your work on the thread so far.

Sorry, I haven't been here for a while and missed these last few comments. I worked mostly from home these past few years so it was relatively easy to do some rips on the side, but now that I have a 9-5 office job it turned out to be pretty difficult to fit a project like this into my schedule. I don't plan to close this thread and the downloads will stay online as well, it's just that I currently don't have much time for new rips/recordings and that's probably not going to change anytime soon. I have been working on a new Hoot set though, but that is also coming along really slow. As for the podcast, I decided to take a break at the beginning of this year but that turned out a bit longer than originally anticipated. The podcast is definitely coming back at some point though.

If anybody wants to pick up where I left and work on new soundtracks then let me know. I'm always happy to share information/resources/tools or anything else I have created for this thread.

OK. Good luck with your job and career! I wish I could pick up where you left off, but I lack the knowledge to work on something like Hoot.

Like Sharrif001, I wish to volunteer to help, but still lack a lot of Hoot assembling, tweaking and ripping experience. And like nx666, I'm stuck with two jobs and other important things in life, including family errands, gatherings/meetings, etc., etc.

Best of luck to you on your job, nx666. And thanks a lot for all your effort on your rips. Well done!( ‘-^ )b

Like Sharrif001, I wish to volunteer to help, but still lack a lot of Hoot assembling, tweaking and ripping experience. And like nx666, I'm stuck with two jobs and other important things in life, including family errands, gatherings/meetings, etc., etc.

Best of luck to you on your job, nx666. And thanks a lot for all your effort on your rips. Well done!( ‘-^ )b

I agree with what you have said.