Looking for Command and Conquer: Tiberian Dawn Sega Saturn soundtrack



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senatorbob
12-03-2010, 11:25 PM
I am looking for the Sega Saturn version of the Command and Conquer: Tiberian Dawn soundtrack. Here’s why:

I will also point out that the Sega Saturn version has some songs that were different from the rest. First off, the �Menu Theme� (also known as the GDI Map Theme), �Great Shot!�, �March to Doom�, �Fight, Win Prevail!�, and the edited version of �Times� (by Klepacki�s band, I AM) are in full redbook quality. Secondly, there are even variants of the music! Warfare (Track 11 on the GDI disc) has different instrumentation and intro and In The Line of Fire (Track 10 on the Nod disc) has completely different instrumentation altogether.

Source. (http://cncrevealed.wordpress.com/2008/05/16/hello-world/)

Any help would be appreciated.


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