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The Video Game Music Thread
- Thread starter Rabidredneck
- Start date
Hi J_C , I mean Matt.
The two last links have playlists : for Amiga and Commodore 64 stuff. The latter one is really impressive, nice collection.
Ok, cool. But why are you telling meg this?
Hi J_C , I mean Matt
The two last links have playlists : for Amiga and Commodore 64 stuff. The latter one is really impressive, nice collection.
Ok, cool. But why are you telling meg this?
Little bait, Sanxion chip music in the last link made me tag you.
DraQ
Arcane
You can also get OpenTyrian.
e-mailio estevez
Arcane
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Motorhead music is awesome.
I just read through this whole thread, and man, you motherfuckers have some good taste 
. I have the feeling I'm going to be going back to this thread for a long time trying to listen to all the cool shit posted here.
Anyways, some good stuff I didn't see posted:
Fantasy General is one of my all time favorite soundtracks. The choral harmonies are beautiful and match the game so well.
The Settlers 2 was pretty good. Who could forget this track that played (and looped over and over)
And the best song from that game, very nice piano that doesn't sound like video game music at all really
Super Meat Boy was good for what it was gameplay-wise, but the soundtrack was pretty killer. Definitely made it easier to keep playing after dying 50 times on the same level.
. I have the feeling I'm going to be going back to this thread for a long time trying to listen to all the cool shit posted here.Anyways, some good stuff I didn't see posted:
Fantasy General is one of my all time favorite soundtracks. The choral harmonies are beautiful and match the game so well.
The Settlers 2 was pretty good. Who could forget this track that played (and looped over and over)
And the best song from that game, very nice piano that doesn't sound like video game music at all really
Super Meat Boy was good for what it was gameplay-wise, but the soundtrack was pretty killer. Definitely made it easier to keep playing after dying 50 times on the same level.
Necroscope
Arcane
Abelian
Somebody's Alt
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The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery. Music composed by Robert Holmes.
Dark Theme (could not find youtube video for this one)
Dark Theme (could not find youtube video for this one)
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dunno lah
Arcane
Most nostalgic tracks when I think of NFS:
Clockwork Knight
Arcane
DarthBehemoth
Learned
Recently decided to have a go at KOTOR 2 again... I forgot how badass the orchestral score was...
One of the greatest bad ending themes of all time
It's appropriately titled "In Despair".
It's appropriately titled "In Despair".
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The only problem with the music in this game is that there isn't enough of it.
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