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InfernalAvalanche
05-14-2014, 03:34 PM
Responding to my own request for the Xanadu: Dragon Slayer II soundtrack Thread 162911 , I found this intriguing little diamond in the rough.

. : : s a l a d e d e m a � s : : . � News (http://raborak.com/saladedemais/category/news)

WOW

These guys have the Xanadu stuff, an obscure Ys II Special soundtrack with some 70-something songs, most of them added by SoundTEMP and a Seal Online soundtrack by them, too. But that’s not all.

This place is a treasure trove of obscure old VG music. They even have the Brandish VT soundtrack, but instead of the MIDI version I could never get into, it’s the PC98 version’s tunes. There’s also their personal Tim Follin collection and some non-FF stuff by Uematsu. And more, of course.

Anyway, that link goes to their news page, but on the right you can find where they keep the good stuff. So, go. Go now. Click and load like the wind.


bagadul
07-17-2014, 09:42 PM
Excellent find, thanks a ton !

InfernalAvalanche
07-18-2014, 08:08 AM
Excellent find, thanks a ton !

Welcome! Anyway, it’s these guys that deserve all the credit.


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