Tzar: The Burden of the Crown



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01-19-2016, 01:41 PM
A little something that I stumbled upon when doing some cleaning in my collection: soundtrack from an old strategy titled "Tzar: The Burden of the Crown" in VBR. I think someone posted this already, a long time ago, but since then it’s been dead, so here it is again. I’m pretty sure there’s some short cues missing, but all important themes are in.

Here’s the link: Tzar.rar (http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/KOKU1X6G/file.html)

It’s no Mega, but should anyone want to reupload it there, go ahead.

Oh, funny thing: since the game itself was Bulgarian, track 09 is actually a MIDI version of a Bulgarian folk song/military march ("Mila Moya Maino" or "Tzar Ivan Shishman", I’m not sure since it seems to have at least two titles – any Bulgarians out here, feel free to correct me).

Anyway, enjoy!


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