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The soundtrack from Panel de Pon, the Japanese version of Tetris Attack, has been added. Since most of the music from the game is identical to Tetris Attack, only the unique tracks have been added. In addition, a creator of sound effects Yasuaki Yabuta has been added. |
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2008/12/17 01:01:01 AM |
There's a nice big update today. One of my favorite SNES soundtracks is now online, so download and enjoy the score of Tetris Attack. The game itself is timeless and addictive, whether you're playing against the computer or your best friend. The varied music will alter your mood for each stage, and the danger music will grate on your nerves like no other. Three new composers have been added from the game: the main composer Masaya Kuzume, the assistant composer Yuka Tsujiyoko, and the sound effects and audio system programmer Kenichi Nishimaki. Also, a page has also been added for audio programmer Jim Dosé and Mark Van Hecke's page has been updated with several new games added to his credit. |
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2008/11/24 01:01:01 AM |
The VGMPF's first Nintendo 64 soundtrack is now available for download. Get it and enjoy the wonderful music of Super Mario 64. This was Nintendo's first big title for the N64, and they did a great job with it. Likewise, the game's composer, Koji Kondo really outdid himself with the beautiful and thematic music for Super Mario 64. The page is quite complete with the game rip, the recorded soundtrack, and several albums that have the game's music on them. Also, sine we have a new platform, we also have a new music format. N64 music is stored in USF which can be played with the 64th Note plugin. Also, box art has been added to the archive pages. |
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2008/11/21 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of another one of Kenta Cho's exciting shoot-em-ups is now online. The music from the vector-based, bullets-flying-everywhere, Galaga-esque, Titanion is now online and ready to be heard. Enjoy some more of that amazing Japanese fluid techno. |
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2008/11/19 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack from the exciting, if obscure, 2-D space action/adventure Operation: Inner Space is now online. It's interesting theme and retro Asteroids-esque controls will captivate all you retro gamers out there. There is also a page now for the game's composer, Doug Blackley. |
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2008/11/14 01:01:01 AM |
The heavy metal soundtrack from the Macintosh port of Wolfenstein 3D is now available for you to download. It's amazing what two years of progress and a platform that included high-quality audio hardware can do to a game's soundtrack. The Mac music, composed by Brian Luzietti, has a much higher quality sound. Unfortunately, there are fewer tracks, and the metal doesn't exactly mesh with a World War II theme. Even still, it's worth the download if you're a fan of the game. |
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2008/11/13 01:01:01 AM |
The music from the exceedingly, annoyingly, and painfully difficult game, Ghosts 'N Goblins is now available for download. It includes all of the music from the game as well as a couple unused tracks. And that wraps up all I can do for composer Ayako Mori. Her gameography is complete until someone rips her music from the arcaded games she composed for. |
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2008/11/11 01:01:01 AM |
The latest soundtrack comes from the NES port of the arcade classic, Trojan. Want to relive extreme frustration? Want to remember smashing your controller down and cussing out your Nintendo? Well, just listen to a few of these tracks and you'll rekindle those painful memories of the early NES games that were freaking impossible. Trojan's music is a link between the days when Capcom had crappy music like 1942, to the days when they ruled the sound waves with Mega Man II. |
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2008/11/10 01:01:01 AM |
The early soundtrack from the Famicom port of SonSon is now up and ready to be heard. Most of you probably never got a chance to play the 8-bit SonSon since it never made it to North America, however older guests may have played it in the arcades back in the mid 1980s. The music isn't anything special, but does harken back to the golden age of videogame music. |
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2008/11/07 01:01:01 AM |
The fanfares and Morse Code of the NES port of 1942 is now online along with the game's composer Ayako Mori. Have a listen and remember gunning down Japanese kamikazes over the Pacific. Also, composer Andrew Benson contacted the VGMPF and gave us plenty of new information (and corrected some of our mistakes), so his profile has been updated and several new pictures have been added. |
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2008/11/06 01:01:01 AM |
Three Winamp plugins have been updated to their latest versions. The Slight Atari Player for Atari 8-bit music is now up to version 1.2.0, for all you SAP format listeners. Users of PSF can get the latest Highly Experimental plugin for PlayStation music, now on version 2.09. Finally, the VGM format for the Sega Master System, Genesis, and several arcade games is now on version 0.35. |
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2008/10/07 01:01:01 AM |
The poorly constructed beeps and boops of the awful Atari 2600 port of Pac-Man is now online. Relive your disappointment in the videogame industry through the death rattle Tod Frye was forced to create in a surprisingly short amount of time. Sure, it's an awful game, but how could you ever get tired of that muzak? |
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2008/09/26 01:01:01 AM |
I've added the soundtrack from David Crane's classic Atari 2600 game, Pitfall!. Although the soundtrack consists of only a few fanfares, they're well known, since they were mostly stolen from other sources. The vine swing fanfare comes from Johnny Weissmuller's Tarzan yell, and the death fanfare comes from Miklós Rózsa's theme he created for the movie The Killers, which was later used in Dragnet. |
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2008/09/23 01:01:01 AM |
Another Atari soundtrack is online now. The 2600 port of the game Vanguard only had one musical track, which isn't very impressive, but it's quite memorable--especially since it came from the 1980 flop movie, Flash Gordon. The song was originally composed by the band Queen. Surely, retro gamers will cherish it. |
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2008/09/22 01:01:01 AM |
The first Atari 2600 game has been added to the VGMPF. The game is Frogger, and the music is the short introduction ditty played at the beginning of the game. It may not be very impressive, but it'll usher up fond memories to the retro crowd. Unlike most later game systems, there isn't a community based on ripping music from the Atari 2600--so the rip of the music isn't available. Thus, the music was recorded while the game was playing. Hopefully, in the future, a group will take the Atari 2600 under its wing and begin ripping the audio. |
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2008/08/11 01:01:01 AM |
The latest addition to the VGMPF is the soundtrack of the old NES game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Despite the game being annoyingly tedious, it did have really great music, which is now cataloged here for you enjoyment. Enjoy the 8 bit electric guitar all over again. I spent a lot of time trying to research the music's composer. Several sites claim Keizo Nakamura (who composed all the later TMNT music, but I've yet to see any official proof of this and the game itself lacks credits.
Also, Winamp 5.54.1 is out now, and all of the format pages that use it have been updated to match. |
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2008/07/25 01:01:01 AM |
With the upcoming release of the Bionic Commando remake, Bionic Commando: Rearmed, Capcom decided to release the original Bionic Commando soundtrack as a professionally produced album. You can pick up a digital copy for only $2.99 at sumthingdigital.com. Also, be sure to download the liner notes from the official Bionic Commando Web site, which contain quotes from fans of the games, including me! The Rearmed soundtrack is up there as well, if you're interested.
A great deal of gratitude must also be given to Gearoid Reidy, of Capcom, who was able to uncover several uncredited or unknown composers of several early Capcom games. He generously gave his time to uncover the original musicians so that they could finally be given their rightful credit. Some of them have just been updated, others will be added as new soundtracks become available. |
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2008/06/24 01:01:01 AM |
No new soundtrack today, but a lot of house keeping has been done. All of the 16-bit Windows games have new screenshots using actual Windows 3.11 so they now conform to their classic appearance. Also, most of the NES games now have their NSFE rips in addition to their NSF rips. There is a new page on NSFE to help explain the difference between the two. A couple more sound creators were given pages, Jay Bacal and Akira Ueda. A few more Japanese composers have their name's written in kanji and a couple more aliases were discovered. |
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2008/06/18 01:01:01 AM |
Nobuo Uematsu's page has been updated with more pictures, more information, and more games, with close attention to his earlier soundtracks, including the new one. Take a listen to the Rad Racer soundtrack and hear the bleeps and buzzes he dealt with prior the full orchestration of the Final Fantasy games. |
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2008/06/17 01:01:01 AM |
Castlevania's classic soundtrack is now available for download. Listen to these songs and relive all those memories of whipping skeletons, dodging medusa heads, and vanquishing vampires. Also, the soundtrack's composer, Kinuyo Yamashita, one of the few female videogame music composers, now has a page of her own. |
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2008/06/16 01:01:01 AM |
One of the most beloved NES games, and also one of the most beloved comic book series now has its NES soundtrack available for download. Enjoy the nostalgic Batman music. While the game's first composer, Naoki Kodaka already has a page, the game's second composer, Nobuyuki Hara has been added. |
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2008/06/12 01:01:01 AM |
The old Capcom soundtrack for Code Name: Viper is now online. Listen to some of the tracks that you never got a chance to hear because the game was so difficult. Also, there is now a Vorbis tutorial that explains the various methods for getting Vorbis files to work on devices like the iPod, Zune, and SanDisk, as well as playing it in programs like Windows Media Player, QuickTime, and iTunes. |
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2008/06/11 01:01:01 AM |
The heavy metal score of the famous home brew game, Soldat, is now online along with pages for the game's composers Michal Marcinkowski and Marshall Anderson. There has also been a change to the composer pages. Aliases are now created dynamically by how the composer is credited in each game. This will cause a minor decrease in aliases until proper credits can be discovered, but then you'll see a steady increase overall. |
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2008/06/09 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack for the very popular Genesis game, Gunstar Heroes is now available for download. There is also a page for the game's composer, Norio Hanzawa. You'll also note that the composers are now grouped by page. The old style of putting them all on one page was getting a little crowded. This new layout not only has all the names as the old one, but also all of the aliases that the composers use, so now you can find a composer regardless of how their name was displayed in the game. Also, you can also now tell at a glance which composers have pictures, home page links, and entries in Wikipedia. |
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2008/06/06 01:01:01 AM |
The ripped soundtrack of Xatax is now online in its unknown FTF format. The format is only here as a place holder until a player is made to support it. All five of the Pixel Painters games are now available. Also, with the integration of Naoki Maeda into the database, the conversion from the old site layout to the new database is finally complete. It took a year and three months to convert everything, but the new layout is much better than before. This will aide the development of new features for the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation. |
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2008/06/05 01:01:01 AM |
The latest soundtrack addition comes from the last game created by the Pixel Painters Corporation before they went out of business, Dig It!. Chances are you've never heard of this game (the reason Pixel Painters went out of business), but it's actually quite interesting. The game is what happens when you turn Dig-Dug into a platformer, and the music has a great techno sound thanks to the Loudness Sound System. The unknown format page has also been updated to no show every game in the database whose music format is still unknown. |
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2008/06/04 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack from the Sega Gensis' most loved videogame ever, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, is now online. Along with the soundtrack are pages for the massive army of an audio team, including Masato Nakamura, Tomoyuki Shimada, Izuho Takeuchi, Macky, Jimita, Milpo, S. O, Oyz, and Nagao N. Gee, most of whom were never heard from again. With this huga addition, the amount of composers have actually surpassed the number of games. |
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2008/06/03 01:01:01 AM |
Another one of Martin Galway's amazing soundtracks for the Commodore 64 has been added today. The soundtrack from a game that many geeks of the late 1980s will remember is now online, that's right, the classic Wizball. The page is quite complete as well with the ripped soundtrack, the Vorbis recording, and an album that features the game's music. Enjoy! |
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2008/06/02 01:01:01 AM |
The rip and Vorbis soundtracks of the Commodore 64 port of Times of Lore are now available for you to listen to. This is now the third port of Times of Lore in the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation. Also, a page has been created for Tadakazu Okano, one of the sound creators for Chrono Trigger. |
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2008/05/28 01:01:01 AM |
The ripped soundtrack of the unique puzzle game, Laser Light is now online. Like the last Pixel Painters game, it doesn't have a recorded soundtrack because the FMF format is still unsupported. When a player becomes available, we'll record the soundtrack to Vorbis. In the meantime, I've added Chiharu Minekawa and Paul Radek. Minekawa worked on the sound effects for several Squaresoft games and Radek was the sound engine composer for several Apogee/id Software games. |
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2008/05/27 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack from the old Sega fantasy/sci-fi RPG, Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom is now online. It's a nice slice of nostalgia for those of you who were saving princesses back in 1990. Listen to that wonderful town music all over again. The game's composer, Izuho Takeuchi, now has his own page as well, although not much is known about him. |
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2008/05/23 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of the Arkanoid clone Electranoid is now online. Currently, only the rip for the soundtrack is available because its format, FMF doesn't yet have a player. When one is written the soundtrack will be recorded properly. Electranoid's composer is unknown, but Yoshitaka Hirota, a composer and sound designer who worked on several Squaresoft and Sacnoth games, has been added to fill in the gap. Teri Madsen, who did audio mastering on MechWarrior 2, has also been added. |
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2008/05/22 01:01:01 AM |
The CD audio soundtrack for the multiplayer space flight combat simulator Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter is now online. The game didn't do so well, but it was helped along with the music from the famous composer, John Williams. In addition, the famous Nintendo composer, Koji Kondo, has finally been added to the database and the sound effects contributor for Ken's Labyrinth, Andrew Cotter, has been added. |
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2008/05/21 01:01:01 AM |
The ripped soundtrack of Vinyl Goddess From Mars is now online. Currently, there are no music players that support the unique format, so there isn't a recording of the music, but hopefully this will convince some programmers to make a player for the format. Information on how to do so can be found on the VGFM page. Also, pages have been created for the game's audio team, Marc Gravelle and Frank Krul. |
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2008/05/20 01:01:01 AM |
Several updates today. Most importantly, there is a new soundtrack. The NES port of Double Dragon is now online for your listening pleasure. It's a nice complete package with proper music titles, a composer (Kazunaka Yamane), and an album. Also, I've added the box art of each game that get's added so you can tell, at a glance, what the new game is. Finally, the platforms page has been given a little work. It now keeps track of how many soundtracks exist on each platform. |
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2008/05/19 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of Sensible Golf has been added for both the Windows 3.x and DOS versions. Also, Richard Joseph has been added to the database. The format for the DOS game, HMP and its parent format HMI now have pages as well. |
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2008/05/12 01:01:01 AM |
The high-quality soundtrack from Blaster Master is now online along with the game's composer, Naoki Kodaka, and the sound programmer, Marumo. I'm sure you have fond memories from this game. |
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2008/05/09 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack from the NES port of Tiger-Heli is now online. The game lacks credits, so if anyone knows about the composer, send us an email. |
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2008/05/08 01:01:01 AM |
Since the last eleven additions have all been PC soundtracks I decided to do a couple console games that I've been neglecting. The new soundtrack comes from the game Abadox. I never played it back in the day, but I found it to be a charming, yet difficult, shump now that I'm a grown-up. |
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2008/05/07 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack for SIM Town in now available for download and a page has been constructed for the game's composer, Joey Edelman. |
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2008/05/06 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of Elite Plus is now online. It's only some variations on "The Blue Danube" by Johann Strauss II. The Videogame Music Preservation Foundation now has 150 games online, each an average of 29 MB. |
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2008/05/05 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack from The Yukon Trail is now online along with a page for it's credited composer Jim Donofiro, and all of it's non-credited composers, Thomas Broady, William Krell, Sadie Koninsky, Tom Turpin, Stephen Foster, and Robert Roberts, Fred Stone. Also, all of the images now have a special preview page that will let you view the image on a larger scale, as well as the original size. And the latest version of Winamp has been noted. |
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2008/05/02 01:01:01 AM |
The music for Fuzzy's World of Miniature Space Golf is now available for download. Also, Nobuo Uematsu has been moved into the database. You may have heard of him. ;-) |
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2008/04/29 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack to one of the best DOS shoot-em-ups, Tyrian, is now online. Also, the game's composer, Alexander Brandon has his own page, as do the sound effect creators, Jason Emery, Robert Allen, and Nando Eweg. |
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2008/04/24 01:01:01 AM |
We have a nice big update today. The soundtrack of the simulator Zeppelin: Giants of the Sky has been added along with the game's composers Sven Vogelgesang and Matthias Steinwachs as well as the undocumented work of Andras Molnar and Felix Mendelssohn. This is also the first game added that uses the Loudness Sound System audio format. Many other games have their audio format listed, and each format page has a tally for how many games use the specific format. |
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2008/04/21 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of Kentris, an old homebrew from 1991 by Ken Silverman, has been added. |
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2008/04/16 01:01:01 AM |
Apogee's 1992 game, Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure, has been added. You can now enjoy the old blips and buzzes of the AdLib sound card composed by Bobby Prince. Composer Russell Lieblich has been moved into the database. Also, the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation has surpassed 2,000 vorbis tracks today! |
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2008/04/15 01:01:01 AM |
Bobby Prince's soundtrack from the game Major Stryker is now available for download. Yasunori Mitsuda has also been added into the database. |
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2008/04/14 01:01:01 AM |
The music from the old 3D game Ken's Labyrinth has been added along with a page for the game's designer and music composer Ken Silverman and the format he created for his music, KSM. |
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2008/04/11 01:01:01 AM |
Another old DOS soundtrack has been added. The music of Duke Nukem II is available for your listening pleasure. The downloads for AdPlug and 7-Zip have also been updated to their latest versions. Composer Joe Abbati has been added to the database. Also, two land marks have been surpassed in this release. The Videogame Music Preservation Foundation now has over 3,000 ripped music tracks and it is also has over 3 GB worth of music! |
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2008/04/10 01:01:01 AM |
The music from the old Capcom game Gun.Smoke for the NES is now available for download. Also, the composer Jeehun Hwang has been added to the database. |
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2008/04/09 01:01:01 AM |
One more Atari 8 bit soundtrack has been added. The music from 180 is now online. Also, the game's composer, Jas C. Brooke has a page. |
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2008/04/08 01:01:01 AM |
Some more Atari 8 bit games have been added. The music from the games Saper and Heart Break are now available for download. Also, Heart Break's composer, Richard Munns now has a page. |
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2008/04/07 01:01:01 AM |
I've added the first Atari 8 bit soundtrack to the collection. The game is a fun, two-player, arcade style shooter called Claim Jumper. Also, the 8 bit Atari music format SAP has a page as well. |
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2008/04/03 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of Quake II is now online. There are also pages for each of the music's composers, Sascha Dikiciyan, Bill Brown, Jer Sypult, and Rob Zombie. |
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2008/03/31 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack to the NES release of Guerrilla War is now available for download, including an unused track found in the game's ROM. Also, the SNEAmp plugin has been updated. If you use SPC music files you'll probably want the latest version. |
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2008/03/28 01:01:01 AM |
The newest soundtrack comes from the NES game, Little Nemo: The Dream Master. Winamp has also updated their player to 5.53, so their information has been updated as well. |
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2008/03/11 01:01:01 AM |
The ripped soundtrack of the enhanced DOS version of Where In the World Is Carmen Sandiego? has been added along with the game's composer Tom Rettig. The Vorbis recording will have to wait until the Adlib instrument definitions get ripped. |
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2008/03/07 01:01:01 AM |
I have many soundtracks that are in the works, and since I've reached the end of my technical skills of ripping for some of them, I've decided to go ahead and post them as is, in hopes that someone else with better ripping skills will be able to help. The latest soundtrack comes from the Chinese game, West Adventure. However, because the SysEx data has yet to be ripped there is currently no Vorbis soundtrack available--only the ripped soundtrack. |
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2008/02/14 01:01:01 AM |
I've added the unreleased music from the original DOS version to the ripped soundtrack of DOOM. It's not that much to listen to, since it's a collection of unfinished riffs, but it's interesting to hear some of the music in its early stages. |
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2008/01/29 01:01:01 AM |
The first Sinclair ZX Spectrum game has been added today. The great music from the awful game RoboCop has been added. Also, a page for the format for Spectrum music, AY has been added, as well as the game's composer Jonathan Dunn has been added. |
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2008/01/11 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of the Chinese game West Adventure is now online. I also added The Fat Man AKA George Sanger to the database. |
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2008/01/09 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack to the NES version of Dr. Mario is now online and ready for download. Also, Jochen Hippel and David Govett have been added to the database. Only nine left to convert. |
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2008/01/07 01:01:01 AM |
The soundtrack of the DOS version of Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition is now available for download. Come get some! |
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2008/01/04 01:01:01 AM |
Isao Abe, Jun Funahashi, and Manami Matsumae have all been updated and added to the database. This leaves 11 composers which still need to be added to the database. |
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2008/01/01 01:01:01 AM |
Archer Maclean's first billiards style game is now up. The Roland MT-32 recorded music of Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker can now be downloaded. Also, version 5.51 of Winamp has been released by Nullsoft. The version numbers of the players have been updated accordingly. |
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