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Pt 2: Super Castlevania IV + Castlevania Dracula X.part2.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?ct3u5dtldlffczn)
2 Disc set
256 bit rate
Composed by:
Masanori Adachi
Taro Kudou
Tomoya Tomita
Masanari Iwata
Harumi Ueko
Masahiko Kimura
–Disc 1: Super Castlevania IV–
01. Demon Castle Dracula
02. Password
03. Dracula’s Theme
04. Prologue
05. Simon Belmont’s Theme
06. Forest of Evil Spirits
07. Limestone Cavern
08. Waterfall
09. Submerged City
10. The Trick Manor
11. Spinning Tower
12. Boss Theme 1
13. Stage Clear
14. Map A
15. Ascension to the Castle
16. Entrance Hall
17. Chandeliers
18. Pillared Corridor
19. Cellar
20. Map B
21. Treasure Room
22. Boss Theme 2
23. Map C
24. Bloody Tears
25. Map D
26. Vampire Killer
27. Beginning
28. The Attendants’ Room
29. Dracula’s Room
30. Dracula’s Death
31. Ending Theme
32. Secret Room
33. Death of Simon
34. Game Over
Length 01:10:11
–Disc 2: Castlevania Dracula X–
01. Overture
02. Map
03. Divine Bloodlines
04. Vampire Killer
05. Bloody Tears
06. Cemetery
07. Slash
08. Ghost Ship Painting
09. Beginning
10. Den
11. Cerberus
12. Dancing in Phantasmic Hell
13. Dance of Illusions
14. Rescued
15. Stage Clear
16. Game Over
17. Ending
18. Staff Roll
19. Chosen Fate
20. Death of Richter
Length 00:29:11
Could you re-upload the album, please?
Just use the game’s SPC file and a SPC player. Both can be found here SPC Players and Tools ~ SNESmusic.org (http://snesmusic.org/v2/players.php) .
That’s what most these fan rips of classic VGM are made from on this forum (sound code rips passed through an emulator). It’s so much simpler just to use the SPC and player yourself instead of messing around uploading / downloading these huge and pointless FLAC/MP3 transcodes. And most popular portable devices also have players that support the small sound code rip files, too.
spc = snes, nsf = nes, gbs = Game Boy
But keep in mind emulators never sound quite right compared to the real deal. That’s why if you’re going to be downloading FLAC/MP3 of classic game music, make sure it’s a high quality recording made with the actual console hardware (like the releases The Iron Goat makes on these forums… he’s the most valuable member of this community as far as I’m concerned. :P), or an official CD release (but they sometimes butcher those with too much EQ and filters and crap. I usually prefer a flat EQ line-out rip from the console).