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Alexander Brandon- Introspection 2 (SMW Cover)

Ryan Landry (Kenshiro Takahashi) 2024-10-14 | Alexander Brandon- Introspection 2 (SMW Cover)

Laxity- Super Market

Ryan Landry 2024-05-05 | This is an original song by Thomas "Laxity" Petersen.
I uploaded this song because I could not find it on YouTube.

Super Bowling- Practice Mode (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2024-04-16 | This song plays in, well, the Practice Mode of Super Bowling on the SNES. This cover uses faux record scratches and DPCM samples from TMNT 2: The Arcade Game (kick and snare) and Contra Force (toms).
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6.
Download here: mediafire.com/file/6qql4yxuuhe54r7/Super+Bowling-+Practice+Mode+(2A03).ftm/file

Centre Court Tennis (N64)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2024-03-24 | Centre Court Tennis is a game developed by Hudson Soft for the N64. It was originally published by the developer (Hudson Soft) under the name Let's Smash in Japan on October 9, 1998. It was published by Gaga Interactive Media in PAL territories the following year. Aside from the usual tennis courts, the player has the option of playing on out-there courts. They can play on a court made of ice, inside a volcano, in a wild west desert and even in the sky.
This game also has a character creator, minigames and a tournament mode. However, the most notable aspect of this game is the funky jazz music composed by Hayato Matsuo.

Tracklist:

1. Title Screen 0:00
2. Main Menu 0:23
3. Create Character 2:04
4. Options 3:02
5. Practice Instructions 3:58
6. Practice 4:44
7. Match Start 5:55
8. U.K. Court 6:02
9. France Court 9:06
10. U.S.A. Court 12:16
11. Australia Court 15:50
12. Plateau Court 19:00
13. Street Court 21:52
14. Change of Ends 24:44
15. Match Complete 1 24:51
16. Match Complete 2 24:57
17. Match Results 25:09
18. Challenge Mode Menu 26:24
19. Dressing Room 28:04
20. Music Box Court 29:51
21. Wild West Court 33:15
22. Ice Court 36:23
23. Sky Court 39:26
24. City Court 42:50
25. Volcano Court 46:00
26. Mini-Game Instructions 49:03
27. Mini-Game 49:49
28. Mini-Game Complete 51:27
29. Mini-Game Scoreboard 51:36
30. Tournament Opening 52:26
31. Tournament Overview 52:39
32. Tournament Round Start 53:14
33. Tournament Round Complete 53:23
34. Lost the Tournament 53:35
35. Won the Tournament 54:28

Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2024-02-14 | Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken is an adventure game released in 1988 for the Famicom; published by Namco and developed by Atlus, who (at the time) were just subcontractors who, like many subcontractors, were rarely (if ever) given credit on the copyright info on their games. The game was one of only 2 games to use all 8 channels of Namco's N163 sound expansion chip; the other one being King of Kings, also developed by Atlus. The game is infamous for containing a rant from one of the employees named Hidemushi. In it, he rails against some of his colleagues who each wronged him in some way, before giving thanks to the colleagues who helped him in his time of need. The message is accessed via esoteric conditions (i.e. waiting an obscene amount of time and then entering a cryptic series of controller inputs).
The music of this game was composed by Hirohiko Takayama, and the sound engine was programmed by Tsukasa Masuko.

Track List

1. Title/Station/The End 0:00
2. Opening/Ending 1:19
3. Komuso Appears 2:58
4. Field Map (Map Movement Screen) 3:25
5. Cedar Tree Path 5:23
6. Snow Temple/Port (It also plays when you find the Crown of Ages at the end.) 6:23
7. Hospital/Hotel/Church/Usop's Temple 7:52
8. House/Police Station/Shop 9:30
9. Library 10:50
10. Quiz Nazozansu (It also plays when you find a mole fisherman by the beach.) 11:36
11. Jizo Statues 12:21
12. Bistro 13:12
13. Graveyard/Inside Clock Tower/Spooky Woods (It also plays outside the gate to Dr. Fox's House.) 14:41
14. Studio 15:57
15. Crisis (Plays when Erika gets kidnapped; it also plays in an earlier scene when Dr. Fox's son is in danger of drowning.) 16:42
16. Action Scene (Running Away from Wolf/Escaping the Paradise Army's Hideout/Swatting Cockroaches/Catching Locusts) 18:12
17. Cave/Fortune Teller 20:35
18. Stone Circle 21:45
19. Unknown Track (Unused?) 22:30
20. Jingles 23:32
21. Sound Effects 23:52

Secret Tracks
22. Secret Message 1 25:01
23. Secret Message 2 26:02

Darius Gaiden- SELF (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2024-02-04 | Original by Hisayoshi "OGR" Ogura and Katsuhisa Ishikawa
2A03 Cover by Tappy
This plays in the final zones and their respective bosses.

Darius Gaiden- FAKE (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2024-02-04 | Original by Hisayoshi "OGR" Ogura and Katsuhisa Ishikawa
2A03 Cover by Tappy
This song plays for bosses like Fatty Glutton and Electric Fan.

Tappy- Spark (NES Multichip)

Ryan Landry 2024-01-23 | This is an original song by Tappy.
This song uses MMC5 and VRC6. Check out the power chords on this track.

Seibu Cup Soccer- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2024-01-11 | Seibu Cup Soccer is a soccer (or association football for European nations) arcade game made by Seibu Kaihatsu (the same company that made Raiden) in 1992. The game uses the Yamaha YM3812 (OPL2) FM chip and the OKI M6295 ADPCM chip (at 8khz sample rate); and was composed by Go Sato, Reiichi Yamanaka and Akihiko Seto.

Tracklist:
1. Title 0:00
2. Coin 0:17
3. Team Select 0:19
4. Round 1/5 0:59
5. Round 2/6 3:42
6. Round 3/7 5:56
7. Round 4/8 7:48
8. Next Round 11:01
9. Continue 11:07
10. PK Game 11:41
11. Ending & Staff Roll 13:17

Sonic Advance- Ice Mountain Act 1 (FM Arrange by Dioxaz)

Ryan Landry 2023-12-12 | Original by Hironobu Inagaki, Atsuyoshi Isemura, Tatsuyuki Maeda and Yutaka Minobe
Cover by Dioxaz: youtube.com/@Dioxaz
This cover was created by ear with FL Studio 6 using VOPM and Yamaha RY30 drum samples. This is the 2009 revision of this cover (the original cover being made the previous year).
Download here: http://dioxazmusic.free.fr/music/icemountain_act1_retake2.mp3

Metal Slader Glory- Colony 35 Outer Wall Ambience (1 Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-11-22 | This is the ambience of Colony 35's Outer Wall. This has been extended for 1 hour. YouTube Premium members: enable loop video to have this play indefinitely.

Metal Slader Glory- Moonface Cockpit Ambience (1 Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-11-22 | This is the ambience that plays in the Moonface's cockpit. It has been to set to loop for 1 hour. YouTube Premium members: enable loop video in the video settings to make it last indefinitely.

Il Maniero Spettrale- Forest Ambience (Extended 1 Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-10-13 | This is ambient background noise RednGreen made for his Halloween themed Super Mario World rom hack, Il Maniero Spettrale (The Ghostly Manor in Italian). This soundscape features wind blowing, an owl hooting, crickets chirping and a bird screaching (said bird screach was ripped from the N64 Zelda games). This night ambience plays when you are in the Phantom Forest, where you can find one of the souls you need to collect to see the end. This ambience has been set to loop for exactly one hour. If you have YouTube Premium, you can set it to play and loop indefinitely while your device is asleep, all without being interupted by ads that break the immersion.

Paro Wars- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2023-09-28 | Paro Wars is a game released by Konami for the Sony Playstion (aka the PS1) on September 25 1997. It is turn-based strategy game in the vain of Advance Wars. The story, according to the game's Japanese Wikipedia article, is this: "Paro-World War II", which led the world into a fit of laughter, ended more than 50 years ago. Three military organizations: "The Penta Alliance", "The Koitsu and Aitsu Organization" and "The Alliance of Arajio" monitor each other in secret; and as a result, peace has been maintained through this exquisite balance. However, this stability began to alter when a mysterious cat named John Nyanjiro begins to interfere in these relationships. Win "Paro-World War III" for the peace and honor of your country! The soundtrack was composed by Tomomi Ota, Seiya Murai and Kosuke Soeda; with Seiya Murai doing sound design. The track names are from 红色APOCALYPSE's rip of the soundtrack.

Tracklist:

1. Intro Movie 0:00
2. Title Screen 2:07
3. Attract Demo 3:02
4. Select Menu 4:07
5. Penguin Squad Team GO! (Pentarou Kingdom Theme) 5:12
6. Hikaru & Akane's Glory of the Past at Last! (Lovely Commonwealth of Independant States Theme) 6:36
7. Operation Dogma Corporation (Nation of Bowbau Theme) 8:09
8. This & That Guy are Far from the Speaker, but Near to the Listener (Federal Republic of Koitsu & Aitsu Theme) 9:07
9. Lovely Japan there Tako-san! (Republic of Akasha Land Theme) 10:41
10. Sonata of Anna Baburowa (Republic of the Panda Tea Party Theme) 13:03
11. When Pigs Fly... (Empire of Michael Theme) 14:51
12. Moai Love Forever (Moai Islands Emirates Theme) 16:24
13. Theme of the Meow Empire 17:51
14. Weapon Shop 19:19
15. Top Gun ~Sky Patrol is at Move!~ Air Battle 22:19
16. Ground Wars ~Revolutionary Past-Time!~ Ground Battle 23:16
17. Net Combat ~Tie in Fishing!~ Marine Battle 24:22
18. Mecha Combat ~Gigantic Clash!~ Robot Battle 25:07
19. Sea Combat ~Starburst Ahoy!~ Sea Battle 26:46
20. Victory at Set! (Win Jingle) 28:07
21. Please Don't Give Up! (Lose Jingle) 28:15
22. Unit Promoted 28:22
23. Final Mission Victory 28:28
24. Ending Monologue 28:36
25. Peace has Returned for Future and All! (Ending Theme) 28:45
26. Staff Roll 31:30

Solitaire Poker (Game Gear)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2023-09-01 | Solitaire Poker is a game released in 1991 by FACE in Japan, and by Sega internationally. It is the localized title of a game called Ryukyu; named after the archipelago of tropical islands to the southwest of Japan. The game Ryukyu was originally published by ASCII Corporation. The game involves trying to make Poker hands in vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines to score points. The goal is to surpass a target score; if you succeed, you move on to the next level. It is currently not known who composed the Game Gear version's music.

Tracklist:

1. Title Screen (BGM #01) 0:01
2. Main Menu (BGM #11) 0:20
3. Ryukyu (BGM #10) 1:14
4. Okinawa Connection (BGM #03) 2:44
5. Flower Garden (BGM #09) 3:44
6. Ryukyu Karate (BGM #02) 5:36
7. Pop Okinawa (BGM #07) 7:16
8. Mambo 'Woo!' (BGM #08) 10:18
9. Liberty Fish (BGM #15) 12:20
10. Unknown Track 1 (BGM #04) 14:42
11. Unknown Track 2 (BGM #05) 15:55
12. Unknown Track 3 (BGM #12) 17:08
13. Unknown Track 4 (BGM #13) 18:51
14. Unknown Track 5 (BGM #14) 20:46
15. Unknown Track 6 (BGM #16) 21:52
16. Unknown Track 7 (BGM #17) 22:55
17. Clear (Jingle #01) 23:50
18. Not Clear (Jingle #02) 23:56
19. Continue (BGM #06) 24:06
20. Unknown Jingle (Jingle #03) 24:45

Esper Dream 2- Original Soundtrack (1992 Recording)

Ryan Landry 2023-08-24 | This is the soundtrack to Konami's 1992 Famicom game Esper Dream 2 as heard in Esper Dream Memorial Best, released on August 21, 1992 by King Records. The game was composed by Shigemasa Matsuo (under the alias Otsumami Matsuo) and Manami Matsumae of Mega Man fame (albiet she was uncredited). It is also one of three games to use VRC6; the others being Akumajou Dracula (the Japanese version of Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse) and Mouryou Senki Madara (based on the manga of the same name). The plot as translated by DeepL is this: Every day, a boy named Mamoru stopped by the library after school to read a new book. One day, he was reading a new book in his usual seat; when suddenly a fairy who looked like a little girl appeared to him. She told him that the Book Worlds are in peril, and asked for him to help save them. Mamoru accepted her request, and so set off to save the Book Worlds.

Tracklist:

1. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? (Name Entry BGM) 0:01
2. Hello, Fairy! (Fairy Arrival BGM) 0:45
3. Library Theme (Library BGM) 0:53
4. Sacred Torch Stolen (Opening BGM) 1:38
5. Village Theme (Village BGM) 2:18
6. Risa's Song (Risa's Song) 3:32
7. Port City Theme (Port City BGM) 3:38
8. Port City Under Attack (Port City Panic BGM) 4:47
9. Undersea Dungeon Theme (Under the Sea by the Port City BGM) 6:31
10. Undersea Cave Theme (Undersea Cave BGM) 8:30
11. Time Traveling Train's Journey (Train BGM) 9:33
12. PANIC! Panic! panic! (Panic BGM) 11:27
13. Help Me! (Help Me! BGM) 12:28
14. Station Theme (Station BGM) 12:33
15. Theme of the Black Mantle (The Black Mantle Appears) 13:15
16. Special Express GO! GO! (Special Express Theme) 13:42
17. Magnet Factory Theme (Magnet Factory BGM) 14:26
18. Steel and Iron Room- TETSUKO NO HEYA? (Magnet Factory Small Room BGM) 15:28
19. Burning Underground (Magnet Factory Basement BGM) 16:20
20. Crystal Mountain Theme (Crystal Mountain BGM) 17:17
21. Wandering Temple... "Ohh, Mother" (Crystal Mountain Temple BGM) 18:32
22. Terror of the Library's Basement (Library Basement Corridor BGM) 19:41
23. Boss's Room (Library Basement Boss Room BGM) 20:06
24. The Advent of the Dream Destroyer! (Final Boss Arrival BGM) 20:33
25. THE LAST BATTLE (Final Boss Battle BGM) 20:46
26. After the New Battle (Ending BGM) 21:44
27. How Nostalgic... Part 1 (Esper Dream Village BGM) 23:55
28. How Nostalgic... Part 2 (Esper Dream Main BGM) 25:14
29. Peace! Peace! Level Up! (Level Up BGM) 26:31
30. Stage Clear Theme (Stage Clear BGM) 26:40
31. Shop Theme "How Much Would This Be?" (General Store BGM) 27:27
32. Weapon Shop Theme "What's The Price?" (Weapon Shop BGM) 28:13
33. Inn Theme (Inn BGM) 29:18
34. I'll Stay! (Staying Over BGM) 30:11
35. I'll Cut You Down! (Battle BGM) 30:19
36. It's the Boss Battle! (Stage Boss BGM) 31:09
37. I've Beat Them! (Battle End BGM) 32:03

Esper Dream (FDS)- Original Soundtrack (1992 Recording)

Ryan Landry 2023-08-24 | This is the soundtrack to Konami's 1987 Famicom Disk System game Esper Dream as heard in Esper Dream Memorial Best, released on August 21, 1992 by King Records. The game was composed by Kinuyo Yamashita of Castlevania 1 fame under the alias Charming Yamako. The plot as translated by DeepL is this: The peaceful Brick Village was attack by the evil Narcissus Tribe, led by Gira Sauzan. His second-in-command, the Evil Witch Gerzonia kidnaps the mayor's daughter Alice, and will only release her if he surrenders the village to the Narcissus Tribe. The mayor asked Uncle Scott, the village's wisest man, what he should do. Scott told the mayor about a boy from another world, and that the boy has psychic powers; only he can save Alice. Her sister Lottie came to the boy as an envoy of the mayor. She told him what has transpired, and so the boy set off to save the Brick Village from the grasp of the Narcissus Tribe.

Tracklist:

1. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? (Name Entry BGM) 0:01
2. Esper Dream (Main BGM) 0:34
3. Village Theme (Village BGM) 1:50
4. Shop Theme (Shop BGM) 3:12
5. The Mayor's House (PART 1) (Mayor's House BGM) 3:52
6. The Mayor's House (PART 2) (Mayor's House (After Saving Alice) BGM) 4:40
7. ZAKO BATTLE (Enemy Battle BGM) 5:57
8. BOSS BATTLE (Boss Battle BGM) 7:03
9. LEVEL UP! (Level Up BGM) 8:14
10. Alice! I'm Glad You're Safe! (Alice Rescued BGM) 8:19
11. Dream Dungeon (Underground Labyrinth BGM) 8:46
12. The Dream Continues... Mumble Mumble!? (Ending BGM) 9:34

Lagrange Point- Original Soundtrack (1991 Recording)

Ryan Landry 2023-08-16 | This is the soundtrack as heard in the Lagrange Point Original Soundtrack, released in 1991 by King Records. This recording includes a few songs not in rereleases of the soundtrack 2015 onwards; however, there are couple songs and a few jingles missing (the post-2015 rereleases have those tracks).
Tracklist:
1. THEME OF ISIS (Opening) 0:01
2. Searching for Stolte (Starting Town) 1:31
3. Wandering Journey (LAND 1 Dungeon) 2:55
4. Warriors' Awakening (Battle) 4:25
5. VESTA'S WALL (Vesta Outer Wall Dungeon) 6:03
6. Satellite Base (Satellite Base, Vesta Town) 7:41
7. Music Box of Sadness (Gene Faints) 9:46
8. City of Birthday (LAND 1 Town) 10:52
9. Searching for the Promised Land (LAND 1 MAP) 13:01
10. Relaxed Atmosphere (Relaxation Room) 14:46
11. Machine City (Robot Factory, Ironworks) 15:39
12. TAM'S BOOGIE (Electric City) 17:21
13. Bubbles of Light (Tam's Death) 18:26
14. Warriors of Sorrow (Mid-Boss Battle) 19:40
15. Departure and Arrival (Port Tower, Point) 21:19
16. AQUEDUCT (LAND 2 MAP) 22:31
17. Physical Energy (LAND 2 Town) 24:01
18. Fortified Zone (Bio Laboratory, Base, Fortress) 26:07
19. Within Deep Darkness (LAND 2 Dungeon) 27:01
20. Silent Alarm (Metallic Dungeon) 28:49
21. Orange Party (Orange Camp Town) 30:28
22. Bio Paradise (Bio Paradise MAP) 31:34
23. Last Fortress -Bio Palace- (Bio Palace) 32:50
24. Broken Replicaizer (Fake Bio Kaiser Battle) 35:01
25. Fight to the Death -Bio Kaiser- (Bio Kaiser Battle) 37:09
26. THE RESURRECTION OF SABBATH (Ending) 38:47

Mouryou Senki Madara (Famicom)- Original Soundtrack (1991 Recording)

Ryan Landry 2023-08-09 | This is the soundtrack as heard in the 1991 album MA·DA·RA, released by King Records. This recording has ambient sound effects play before certain tracks, as if to tell a story without words or dialogue. This game was composed by the Konami Kukeiha Club.
Tracklist:
1. Prologue (Opening) 0:01
2. In the Calm Light (Village BGM) 1:08
3. Warrior's Departure (Map 1 Main BGM) 3:00
4. Kusanagi Shrine (Temple BGM) 4:46
5. Village Ruins (Village Ruins) 6:00
6. Labyrinth Road (Dungeon Road) 7:40
7. Fighting Human's Way (Battle) 10:02
8. Raintree (Raintree) 12:04
9. Kajura's Castle (Dungeon 2) 13:25
10. Symphony of Destruction (The Eight Mouki Generals) 14:44
11. MA·DA·RA (Map 2 Main BGM) 16:28
12. Gymnasium (Dojo) 18:24
13. Magic Square (Magic Dojo) 19:10
14. Weapons Market (Shop BGM) 19:58
15. Repairable GIMMICK (Inn BGM) 20:44
16. Peace to You (Town BGM) 21:28
17. Flame Corridor (Dungeon 3) 23:21
18. ABY'S PYRAMID (Pyramid) 25:00
19. Proof of Cain (Kugutsu Village) 26:39
20. Chouryoubakko's Castle (Chouryoubakko's Castle) 27:52
21. Snow Island (Snow Stage) 29:40
22. Beyond the Aurora (Eskimo Village) 31:36
23. The Waltz of "Bon Voyage" (Fortified City) 33:19
24. Road to Agartha (Demon Star Demo) 35:22
25. True King!! Ressurection Prophecy (Demon Star BGM) 36:23
26. Emperor Miroku -Final Battle- (Final Boss) 38:13
27. ENDING THEME (Ending) 39:48

Mannheim Steamroller- Deck The Halls (Gradius II NES Style) (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2023-07-23 | Why did I decide to make this cover? Because as H.H. Gregg himself said that one time, it's Christmas in July. Ever since I first heard Chip Davis' arrangement of Deck the Halls in the mid-2000's, I pictured it would fit in a space shooter; specifically in the Gradius series. As such, I made this cover in the instrument set of Gradius II's Famicom version. This cover uses DPCM samples from that game as well.
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/13snqm7zsproyyy/Mannheim+Steamroller-+Deck+The+Halls+(Gradius+II+Style).ftm/file

Jurassic Park (SNES)- Elevator Music (VRC7)

Ryan Landry 2023-06-07 | I've had these on the backburner for quite some time; these covers were finished on July 2 2021. They are covers of both elevator themes from the SNES Jurrassic Park game. These covers use custom patches and DPCM samples from Lagrange Point. I think I succeeded in getting these covers to sound as close as possible to the originals.
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/6matji7vsi3tymo/Jurassic+Park+(SNES)-+Elevator+Music.ftm/file

Ganbare Goemon Gaiden 2- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2023-05-24 | Ganbare Goemon Gaiden 2: Tenka no Zaihou (the subtitle translates to Treasures of the World) is an RPG released by Konami for the Famicom in January 3 1992. The plot involves Goemon and his party entering a World Thief Tournament, where the grand prize is 1 million ryo. They will travel through deserts, enter a mysterious realm, travel to the moon, and visit Antarctica. They shall encounter new rivals, make new allies, experience wacky scenarios, and fight tougher new foes. This game also features cameos from other Konami characters. This game uses the VRC4 mapper chip (once again, no; it does not have extra sound channels). The soundtrack was composed by the Konami Kukeiha Club; with contributions by Yuichi Sakakura and Yukie Morimoto.
The track names come from VGMDB's translation of the Ganbare Goemon Sound Tamatebako ~Original Soundtrack Box~
Tracklist:
1. Name Input Screen 00:03
2. Opening Demo 00:37
3. Beginning Beginning 02:59
4. World Thief Tournament 03:10
5. Town of Oedo 03:15
6. Private House 04:33
7. Shop 05:15
8. Department Store & Bell Coupon Showroom 05:57
9. Resurrection Shop 06:36
10. Dungeon 07:06
11. Battle 08:04
12. Battle Clear 08:59
13. Level Up 09:20
14. It's Morning 09:55
15. Found Korezo-kun ~ Dungeon 10:01
16. World Thief Tournament Player Introduction 11:00
17. Large Map 11:53
18. Lupon Appears 12:46
19. Village 12:56
20. Camel Travel 13:59
21. Pyramid 14:40
22. Lupon's Plan 15:29
23. Yorozu Village 16:18
24. Donden Taiko Shop 17:07
25. Temple School 17:48
26. Ghosts Appear! ~ Temple School 18:37
27. Spirit Medium Ghost's Room 19:38
28. Boss Appearance 20:13
29. Boss Battle 20:51
30. Please Help Me 21:29
31. Hot Springs 22:24
32. Tower of Babel 22:34
33. Western House + Foreign Ship 23:53
34. Simon Appears 25:54
35. Town, Harbor 26:46
36. Subgame 28:11
37. Case Closed 28:54
38. Ship Travel 29:42
39. Posan Village, Minato Village 30:23
40. Devil's Forest 31:26
41. A Village with a Problem 31:52
42. A House with a Problem 32:46
43. Noten Ondo Instruction Part 1 33:34
44. Noten Ondo Instruction Part 2 33:39
45. Noten Ondo Instruction Part 3 33:43
46. Noten Ondo 33:48
47. UFO 33:53
48. Surprise ~ UFO 34:03
49. Inside the UFO 34:17
50. Warning ~ Emergency 35:12
51. Yakyuken Outcome 35:51
52. Submarine 33:55
53. Land of Oo 36:25
54. 3D Maze + Fortune Telling Hut 37:10
55. Princess Yuri's Room 37:41
56. Antarctic Research Vessel Travel 38:27
57. Hierun Port, Sappui Village 39:02
58. Antarctic Map 39:51
59. Ice Palace, Frost Pillar House 40:31
60. Burning Samba 41:31
61. Underground Map 41:36
62. A Problem Inside Paya Castle 42:32
63. Kuimonmon City Paya Kingdom 43:22
64. Kuimon City Castle 44:32
65. Sugar Palace 45:19
66. Papila Summon 46:03
67. Papila Travel 46:28
68. Above the Clouds 46:55
69. Tobunbee Travel 47:52
70. Magma Swamp Cave 48:43
71. Haduki Appears 49:31
72. Bee Whistle 50:24
73. Sidejob 50:32
74. Suspicious Cave 51:03
75. Bridge to the Moon 52:01
76. Moon Map 52:28
77. Rabirabi Village 52:51
78. Surprise ~ Emergency 53:37
79. UFO Travel 54:14
80. Hope Mountain 54:21
81. Wish Jewel 55:39
82. Final Boss 56:06
83. Epilogue Part 1 57:09
84. Epilogue Part 2 58:31
85. Staff Roll 59:50
86. Game Over 1:00:55

Ganbare Goemon Gaiden- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2023-05-13 | Ganbare Goemon Gaiden: Kieta Ogon Kiseru (the subtitle translates to The Missing Golden Pipe) is an RPG released by Konami for the Famicom in January 5 1990. The plot involves Goemon and his party searching for his golden kiseru (a Japanese smoking pipe). This journey will take them through all of Japan, part of China, a tropical island, and even a alien's UFO. There they will experience many wacky scenarios, meet new friends, and fight tough new enemies. This game uses the VRC4 mapper chip (no, it does not have extra sound channels). The soundtrack was composed by the Konami Kukeiha Club; with contributions by Tsutomu Ogura, 楊伶花 (Yoreika), Michiru Yamane, Harumi Ueko, Satoko Minami, and 人生色魔 (Jinsei Shikima).
The track names come from VGMDB's translation of the Ganbare Goemon Sound Tamatebako ~Original Soundtrack Box~
Tracklist:
1. Game Start 00:02
2. Opening Demo 00:59
3. Passing Through a Checkpoint 03:54
4. Town, Village 04:00
5. Tenement 05:18
6. Resurrection Shop 06:00
7. Shop 07:04
8. Gambling Shop 07:48
9. Honshu Map 08:55
10. Enemy Appears 09:56
11. Battle 10:00
12. Battle Clear 10:37
13. Rank Up 10:41
14. Inside the Castle 11:20
15. It's Morning 12:47
16. Boss 12:53
17. Case Closed 13:43
18. Cave 14:33
19. Maze (Dungeon) 15:34
20. Linear Basket 16:28
21. Bathhouse 17:10
22. An Enemy Trap 17:19
23. Enemy's True Form 18:07
24. The Curtains Open 18:47
25. Sayori-chan Show 18:55
26. Ohana-chan 19:29
27. Bat Flute 20:17
28. Kyushu Map 20:26
29. Chugoku Shop 21:28
30. Shumai Village 22:22
31. Magic Show 23:17
32. Chugoku Map 23:31
33. Laughter Flute 24:45
34. Bananan Island Shop 24:49
35. Bananan Island Map 25:35
36. Bananan Island Village 27:05
37. Ebisumaru Show 28:27
38. Before the Castle Gate 28:47
39. Fiery Rumba 30:05
40. Sumo Robo Appears 30:12
41. Sob Story 30:17
42. Three Ninjas Appear 31:11
43. Hokkaido Map 31:16
44. Robo Robo Appears 32:24
45. Hondo Tanishi 32:30
46. Emergency Situation 33:50
47. Part Time Job 34:27
48. UFO ~ UFO Launch 34:36
49. Saved by the Turtle 34:57
50. Ryugu Castle 35:15
51. Traveling Entertainer 36:17
52. Pemo's Flute 36:25
53. Rescuing Omi-chan 36:30
54. Final Boss 37:19
55. Ending 38:23
56. Ending ~Party~ 39:12
57. Staff Roll 40:45
58. After Everything Else 42:55
59. Game Over 43:25
60. BGM1 (Extra) 44:20

Gradius II- Title Demo (SNES Cover by worldpeace125)

Ryan Landry 2023-04-16 | Original by Motoaki Furukawa, Kenichi Matsubara, Seiichi Fukami and Shinji Tasaka
SNES Cover by worldpeace125
This cover is the title screen music for worldpeace25's Super Mario World kaizo hack, Gnarly. This cover had wind ambience playing while the song was playing; however, I muted the wind sounds so the music can more clearly be heard.

Lagrange Point- Warning Alarm (One Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-03-22 | This is the klaxon alarm which can be heard when you're in the final area of the Bio Palace, where you fight the real Bio Kaiser. It is background noise that sounds like a siren. This piece of ambient background noise has been set for one hour of play. If you turn on the loop video setting and you have YouTube Premium, you could listen to it on your mobile device while the screen is turned off (not while the device itself is turned off).

Lagrange Point- Spaceship Ambience (Electric City Version) (One Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-03-20 | This is the alternate version of Lagrange Point's Spaceship Ambience background noise. It can be heard when the power in Electric City is turned back on. This can also be heard when fusing weapons in the Satellite Base's Weapons Factory. This piece of ambient background noise has been set for one hour of play. If you turn on the loop video setting and you have YouTube Premium, you could listen to it on your mobile device while the screen is turned off (not while the device itself is turned off).

Lagrange Point- Spaceship Ambience (One Hour)

Ryan Landry 2023-03-18 | This is what you hear when you're walking in a corridor to get from one part of the Satellite Base to the other. This can also be heard during the second part of the opening cutscene, right before your team gets attacked by robots. Lastly, it can be heard when you're walking from one part of a dungeon to another: notably when you're walking to the final room of the Bio Palace. This piece of ambient background noise has been set for one hour of play. If you turn on the loop video setting and you have YouTube Premium, you could listen to it on your mobile device while the screen is turned off (not while the device itself is turned off).

Coda- Wave Sequence

Ryan Landry 2023-02-12 | This is an original song by Ken Snyder (aka Coda).
This song placed 4th in the FakeBit category, 6th in "cool breeze" and 7th overall in Summer Chip X on Battle of the Bits. The song was composed with Serum for the NES-style instruments; everything else was done on the Korg Wavestation, hence the title of this song.

God Medicine (GB)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2023-01-14 | God Medicine: Fantasy Sekai no Tanjou (translated to God Medicine: The Birth of the Fantasy World) is a Game Boy JRPG released on July 20th of 1993 by Konami. The plot revolves around three schoolkids stumbling across characters from a JRPG that was canceled due to the headquarters of the company that made it being destroyed by a freak lightning storm. The villain kills the original three heroes, and it is now up to the three kids to take up the mantle of the three legendary heroes. They must save not only the game world, but also the real world, no pressure. The game got a Super Game Boy enhanced remake on March 26th of 1998 under the title God Medicine: Fukkouban (translated to God Medicine: Reissue Version); which was released by Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya (KCEN for short) which was Konami's short-lived Nagoya subdivision. It includes a bestiary, new dungeons and expanded ending. This version is the one that got an English fan-translation from Aeon Genesis. The track order for this video is for the Fukkouban version. It also includes alternate and unused songs, including the ending for the original 1993 release. The soundtrack was composed by Yuko Kurahashi and Minako Matsuhira.

Tracklist:

1. Opening Demo 0:00
2. Title 0:16
3. Name Entry 0:27
4. Event 1 (Danger) 1:24
5. Westminster Chimes 2:38
6. Kokubu Town 2:51
7. Event 2 (Mystery/Tragedy) 4:42
8. Event 3 (Heroic) Part 1 6:28
9. Event 3 (Heroic) Part 2 6:44
10. Event 3 (Heroic) Part 2 (No Intro) 7:36
11. Pheamone Kingdom/ Calm Oasis/ Craftsmen Town 8:21
12. Get Item (Overworld)/ New Ally 10:04
13. Field 10:08
14. Battle 11:44
15. Victory 12:37
16. Battle Results 12:41
17. Dungeon/ Underwater 12:55
18. Boss 14:17
19. Rare Jewel~ Battle Results 15:33
20. Level Up 15:49
21. Get Item Drop 15:53
22. Thiefglade Kingdom 15:59
23. Good Morning 17:57
24. Hidaka Town 18:04
25. Plabrume 19:15
26. The History of the Sandmen 21:18
27. Cemetary of Heroes 22:41
28. Event 4 (Evil)/ Flying Fortress/ Northern Continent 23:49
29. Kawada Village/ Yutaka Town 25:10
30. Tanker 26:59
31. Event 5 (Determination) 28:05
32. Ancient Town (Reissue Only) 28:43
33. Ancient Town Northwest Dungeon (Reissue Only) 30:32
34. Ancient Town Northeast Dungeon (Reissue Only) 31:24
35. Ancient Town Center Dungeon (Reissue Only) 32:44
36. Defeated 33:43
37. Demon's Castle 33:52
38. Final Battle 36:30
39. Ending Part 1 (Reissue Only) 37:28
40. Ending Part 2 (Reissue Only)/ Staff Roll (Reissue) 39:55
41. Ending Part 3 (Reissue)/ Epilogue (Original Issue) 43:48
42. The End (Reissue Only) 44:47
43. Title (No Intro) 44:59
44. Plabrume (Unused Variation) 45:08
45. Staff Roll (Original Issue Version) 45:36
46. Unknown Jingle 48:09

The Grinch (GBC)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-12-22 | In 1999, Universal Studios and Konami announced that the latter were making games based on the former's intellectual properties. This game is one of them. Unlike the PC and console versions (which were developed by Artificial Mind and Movement, known nowadays as Behaviour Interactive), this 2000 Game Boy Color game was developed by Konami themselves (specifically Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya). The game follows the live-action Ron Howard movie on which it's based, which in turn is based on the world-famous Dr. Seuss book. You take control of the Grinch (or his dog Max), and your goal is to steal all the presents in each level. You must avoid coming into any contact with any Who (or dog or robot); and if at possible, avoid their eyesight. In the event you do get spotted, you will run at double the speed.
The game was composed by Rie Fukuda, who was also in charge of the sound direction, while Jun Yamaguchi acts as sound programmer.

Tracklist:

1. Title Screen 0:00
2. Password Entry 1:22
3. Intro 1 2:34
4. Intro 2 3:22
5. Intro 3 4:21
6. Intro 4 4:48
7. Scene 1 5:05
8. Mission Completed! 9:39
9. Good Job! 9:45
10. Cutscene 1 9:51
11. New Password 10:18
12. Scene 2 11:02
13. Cutscene 2 12:14
14. Scene 3 12:31
15. Cutscene 3 Part 1 13:57
16. Cutscene 3 Part 2 14:14
17. Cutscene 3 Part 3 14:20
18. Cutscene 3 Part 4 14:55
19. Scene 4 14:59
20. Cutscene 4 16:13
21. Scene 5 16:34
22. Cutscene 5 17:53
23. Scene 6 18:20
24. Cutscene 6 20:00
25. Scene 7 20:27
26. Cutscene 7 Part 1 22:50
27. Cutscene 7 Part 2 23:08
28. Cutscene 7 Part 3 23:56
29. Cutscene 7 Part 4 24:57
30. Time's Running Out 25:15
31. Time Up/ Lose a Life 25:55
32. Mission Failed! 26:00
33. Continue Screen 26:09
34. Ending Cutscene Part 1 26:50
35. Ending Cutscene Part 2 27:28
36. Ending Cutscene Part 3 30:36
37. Ending Cutscene Part 4 31:33
38. Results Screen 33:24

Slalom (NES)- Complete Soundtrack (VRC6)

Ryan Landry 2022-12-12 | This late-era Black Box game has several milestones for Rare. Not only was it their first game after rebranding from its original name "Ultimate: Play the Game"; it was also their first game designed for dedicated video game consoles in mind. David Wise (of Donkey Kong Country fame) also made his debut as the composer of this game. This video showcases the entire soundtrack of the game, which I arranged using Konami's VRC6 sound chip.
DPCM samples are from the NES Battletoads (Kick and Snare).
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/g2u6uoc2t3462tk/Slalom-+Complete+Soundtrack+(VRC6).ftm/file

Tracklist:

1. Title 0:10
2. Race Start~ Downhill Theme 0:32
3. Race Complete 3:44
4. Downhill Theme 3:55
5. Out of Time 7:03
6. Game Over 7:08
7. Name Entry 7:17

Croc 2 (GBC)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-11-18 | The Game Boy Color version of Croc 2 was developed in 2001 by Natsume and published by THQ. It is port of the PS1 game of the same name released 2 years prior. The plot is the same as in the original. Croc finds a bottle on the beach while playing ball with his Gobbo friends. Inside said bottle was a piece of paper with a footprint not unlike his own. King Rufus, his adoptive father, explains that it was sent by his mom. And so, Croc set off on a journey to the nearby island where another tribe of Gobbos might know the whereabouts of his parents. This port is a top-down platformer as opposed to the 3d platformer of the original. Aside from a conversion of Justin Scharvona's Croc theme, this port's music is completely original; said music was composed by Iku Mizutani and Kinuyo Yamashita.

Tracklist

1. Intro Cutscene 0:00
2. Title Theme 1:30
3. Password Entry 2:33
4. Sailor Village 3:00
5. Beach Level 4:49
6. Shop Theme 7:03
7. 1st Boss (Soveena the Squid) 8:08
8. Boss Clear Jingle 9:20
9. Cossack Village 9:26
10. Snow Level 11:24
11. 2nd Boss (Lava Monster) 12:58
12. Caveman Village 14:34
13. Lava Cave Level 16:39
14. 3rd Boss (Mad Scientist) 18:36
15. Inca Village 20:12
16. Incan Temple Level 22:03
17. Final Boss (Baron Dante) 24:06
18. Ending Cutscene Part 1 26:40
19. Ending Cutscene Part 2/ Staff Roll 28:38
20. Game Over 30:28

Jay und die Spielzeugdiebe- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-11-15 | In English, this game's title translates to Jay and the Toy Thieves. Jay the Lion is a character from KRTL; the children's block of the German TV channel RTL. In this game, Jay has to take back the toys that were stolen by aliens; and bring them back to the kids of the world. It is a generic platformer, with the most well-known thing about being that the game was composed by Thomas Mogensen (aka DRAX), who is most famous for composing the demoscene song "Happy Happy Christmas". In fact, one of the tracks in this game sounds like that song. Some track names come from Jens-Christian Huus (Jens) of blog.chordian.net; the names of the other tracks are my own. Tracks are in order of appearance.

Tracklist

1. Main Menu Tune 0:00
2. Jolly Level Tune #1 2:38
3. Level Complete (Jay at the Pedestal) 9:07
4. Bonus Level Intro Tune 10:46
5. Bonus Level Tune #1 (Jolly) 12:04
6. Jolly Level Tune #2 14:59
7. Bonus Level Tune #2 (Spacey) 20:55
8. Evil Alien King Tune 23:09
9. Ending 27:29
10. Game Over 29:51
11. Unused Get Ready Jingle 29:56
12. Unused Level Complete Jingle 30:00

Rampart (Famicom)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-10-28 | This is Konami's port of Atari Games' Rampart. This port is unique in that it has 3 scenarios and a practice mode. The practice mode takes place in the modern-day military. The Easy Scenario tells the story of Little Red Riding Hood. The Normal Scenario is a medieval setting themed after Norse Mythology. The Hard Scenario puts the player in the middle of Sengoku Era Japan. The game also has a two-player versus mode. The game's soundtrack was composed by Tomoko Sumiyama and Satoshi Murata; with Shigemasa Matsuo as the Sound Programmer.
Tracklist:
1. Title 0:00
2. Game Select 01:20
3. Event (Practice) 02:24
4. Place Cannons (Practice/Normal/Hard) 03:07
5. Battle Start (Practice) 04:18
6. Battle End 04:24
7. Surround Your Castle (Normal) 04:32
8. Surround Your Castle (Fast) 05:16
9. Surround Your Castle (Faster) 05:54
10. Victory 6:20
11. Stage Clear (Practice) 6:27
12. Event (Easy) 8:16
13. Place Cannons (Easy) 9:38
14. Battle Start (Easy) 11:13
15. Stage Clear (Easy) 11:16
16. Ending (Easy) 11:48
17. Event (Normal) 13:15
18. Battle Start (Normal) 14:35
19. Stage Clear (Normal) 14:39
20. Normal Scenario Special Objective Clear 16:11
21. Ending (Normal) 16:19
22. Event (Hard) 17:57
23. Battle Start (Hard) 19:35
24. Stage Clear (Hard) 19:40
25. Ending (Hard) 20:40
26. Defeat 22:05
27. Penalty Game 22:12
28. Unknown Jingle 23:48

Buffers Evolution- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-09-19 | Buffers Evolution is a racing platforming game developed by Koto Laboratory and published by Bandai in December 9, 1999 for the Bandai Wonderswan. The plot takes place in a distant post-apocalyptic future. A gambling crime syndicate came up with up with an idea to make even more money than they already have. They took a lion, an eagle and a rhinoceros; and combined them with spare parts to turn them into anthropomorphic cyborg animals. The syndicate then made the robot animal-men race and avoid hazards in dangerous environments; all the while, the syndicate bet on who the winner (or rather, survivor) of each course is.

Tracklist:
1. Opening 0:00
2. Select 1:28
3. Enduro Stage A-1, D-1 4:06
4. Enduro Stage A-2, D-2 6:03
5. Enduro Stage A-3, D-3 7:56
6. Enduro Stage B-1, E-1 9:42
7. Enduro Stage B-2, E-2 11:53
8. Enduro Stage B-3, E-3 13:38
9. Enduro Stage C-1, F-1 15:44
10. Enduro Stage C-2, F-2 17:26
11. Enduro Stage C-3, F-3 19:36
12. Finish 21:07
13. Stage Results 21:10
14. Item Get 21:28
15. Dash Suit Assembled 21:31
16. S.S. Stage 21:34
17. Game Over 23:58
18. Record 24:04
19. Wondergate 25:02
20. Unknown Track 1 26:01
21. Unknown Track 2 27:05
22. Unknown Track 3 28:21
23. Unknown Track 4 29:45
24. Unknown Track 5 31:23
25. Unknown Jingle 1 32:39
26. Unknown Jingle 2 32:42

F-1 Grand Prix Star II- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-08-25 | F-1 Grand Prix Star II is the sequel to the first F-1 Grand Prix Star game. Like it's predecessor, it has the official F-1 license and has T-Square's "Truth" as one of the tracks. Two other songs were reused from the previous game; albiet, in a different key.
Tracklist:
1. TRUTH
2. Menu
3. Extended Time
4. Lap
5. Final Lap
6. Final Lap 2
7. Congratulations
8. Ending
9. Game Over

F-1 Grand Prix Star- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-08-24 | This is the first time this game's soundtrack has been uploaded to YouTube. The music was ripped with M1; sorry for any audio issues.
F-1 Grand Prix Star is a racing game released in 1992 by Jaleco. It features the F-1 official license, and also has Truth by T-Square as one of the tracks. Interestingly, some of the songs in this game were reused in its sequel; albeit, in a different key.
Tracklist:
1. Introduction/ Course Select
2. Finish ("Truth" by T-Square)
3. Name Entry
4. Game Over
5. Unused

Hayaoshi Quiz Ouza Ketteisen: The King of Quiz- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-08-23 | This is the first of a short-lived (as in only 3 entries) series of quiz games for arcades made by Jaleco. This game runs on the Jaleco Mega System 1 arcade board; specifically, the Mega System 1-B. The game was composed by the Jaleco Sound Team, with the only confirmed credit going to Yasuyuki Suzuki.
Tracklist:
1. Title & Demo
2. Credit Inserted
3. Select
4. Main Game
5. Wait for the Next Week
6. Congratulations!
7. That's Too Bad...
8. Continue
9. Advance to the Next Week!
10. Ending
11. Game Over
12. Unknown Track

Ijuuou: King Breeder (PC-98) (OPNA)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-07-23 | This game is a typical computer RPG. It was also released on the PC-88. This is the OPNA YM2608 version; complete with ADPCM samples. There is a separate version of the soundtrack for the OPN YM2203 sound chip. The sound driver for this game is the Terpsichorean sound driver programmed by Hitoshi Sakimoto. This soundtrack was composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto and Masaharu Iwata. Included are Unknown Tracks; 6 of them in total.
Tracklist:
1. Title 0:00
2. City 0:14
3. Shop 2:12
4. Maelia's House 2:54
5. Luger's House 3:51
6. Temple 4:44
7. My Home 5:42
8. Breeding Room 6:42
9. Gate of the Ruins 7:18
10. Great Hall 12:34
11. Palace of the Swamp God Callus 13:33
12. Floodgates of Garuna 16:42
13. Altar of Flames 20:52
14. Temple of the Incubus 24:20
15. Magic Palace 28:29
16. Battle 29:52
17. God of the Magic Mirror 30:20
18. Epilogue 33:48
19. Staff Roll 35:55
20. Unknown Track 1 38:12
21. Unknown Track 2 38:50
22. Unknown Track 3 40:40
23. Unknown Track 4 (Devilish- Stage 5 [Seaside]) 41:58
24. Unknown Track 5 42:58
25. Unknown Track 6 43:38

Esper Dream 2- Battle Medley (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2022-06-26 | This is a medley of the battle tracks in the game. I also included a 2A03 version of the boss exploding SFX.
Tracklist:
1. I'll Cut You! (Battle)
2. Boss Battle! (Boss)
3. Dream Destroyer Appears (Final Boss Intro)
4. THE LAST BATTLE (Final Boss)
5. Boss Explosion
6. I Finished It! (Boss Defeated)
Composed on Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/7nbufrj4jj1rqxd/Esper+Dream+2-+Battle+Medley+(2A03).ftm/file

Esper Dream 2- Time Traveling Trains Journey (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2022-06-26 | This plays in the first part of the 2nd Book World; said world is about a train that can travel through time. The villain of this book is the last of a race of super-intelligent rabbits called Riki. It is trying to use the train to travel through time and prevent its race from becoming extinct.
In the original song, the rhythm channels loop sooner than the melodic channels; thus, it would require the song to loop 7 times before all the channels become synchronized again. This cover is based on this first loop.
Composed on Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/oxvk5xt95agtkbl/Esper+Dream+2-+Time+Traveling+Train's+Journey+(2A03).ftm/file

Over Drive (Arcade)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-05-20 | Overdrive is an arcade racing game released by Konami in 1990. It is a typical racing game of its era. The most noteworthy thing I would like to note is that a few of its tracks also appeared in the Game Boy game "World Circuit Series", part of Konami's F1 Spirit series, and the only one to reach US shores. Also, the names on the high score table have these initials: "TAK Q16 FUJ YOS WAD AKA"; these initials could be a reference to the game's staff, which could include the names of the game's composers. Until we get official confirmation, credit goes to the Konami Kukeiha Club, who gets credit on the actual composers' behalf.

* Indicates track that also appears in "World Circuit Series" on Game Boy

Tracklist:
1. Title Screen
2. Credit Inserted
3. Music Select
4. Konami Avenue *
5. Change Your Heart
6. Funky Guy *
7. La Fiesta *
8. Diamond Bed
9. Magic Lady *
10. Name Entry, Game Over
11. Continue?
12. Finish
13. Ending
14. Map Preview
15. Unused

Rollergames (Arcade)- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-04-08 | Rollergames is an arcade game based on the TV show of the same name, released in 1991 by Konami. Unlike the NES version which involves three of the teams in the league battling the other three teams to save the owner of said league, this is a adaptation of the sport itself. The sport is basically roller derby with the theatrics of professional wrestling, complete with over-the-top personalities; however said personalies usually belonged to the teams' managers, and not the team members themselves.
The composer for the game's music is unknown; but what we do know is it was done by Konami's sound team, the Konami Kukeiha Club. The Ending Theme of the game is based on a song from the TV show's official soundtrack called "All in the Game", which was composed by Jarrett Michaels and Neil Tootill. Rollergames is the only arcade game by Konami to use the Yamaha YM3812 in conjunction with Konami's own K053260 soundchip.

Tracklist:

1. Title Screen
2. Coin Inserted
3. Team Select ~ Map Preview
4. Los Angeles
5. Las Vegas
6. Dallas
7. Chicago
8. Championship Game
9. New York
10. Leaders Fight
11. Winner
12. Ending
13. Game Over
14. Unused 1
15. Unused 2

Coda- Silent Casks

Ryan Landry 2022-03-19 | This is an original song by Coda.
This melodic ambient track would fit right in a Donkey Kong Country game.

Coda- Churro Plains

Ryan Landry 2022-03-19 | This is an original song by Coda.
This song would fit in a Kirby game, because of the fast-paced arpeggios.

Juukou Senki Bullet Battlers- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-02-08 | Juukou Senki Bullet Battlers is a turn-based RPG for Game Boy Color released only in Japan in October 21, 1999 by Konami Computer Entertaint Kobe. The story takes place in a world called Alha Raus. A Hunter by the name of Lute has arrived in the forest country of Salena, specifically the castle town of Marl. While he was talking with the townsfolk in the local tavern, a giant robot called a Battler that has run amok suddenly appeared in town and attacked him. The people fled from the scene. Just then, and old man gives him a Data Bullet and an Active Gun, telling him that he used to be a Hunter like himself. Lute then activates the Bullet Battler and uses it to fight the rampaging Battlers. Data materialized from his Bullets and took on the form of Battlers not unlike the ones he intended to defeat. He activated his Bullet Battler and fights off the enemy Battlers. The impact from the robots' clash caused the very ground to tremble. Meanwhile, an evil figure has kidnapped Liara, the Princess of Salena. What will happen to Alha Raus? Thus, Lute's journey begins! Thanks to DeepL Translator for translating the story for this game. This game was composed by Seiko Kobuchi. The track names come from the m3u tracklist of the GBS file.

Tracklist:

01. Active [Main Title] 0:00
02. Iron Arms [Iron Ore Weapon Battle] 0:34
03. Wild Shout [Armed Soldier Battle] 1:43
04. Dark Power [Magic Bullet Battle] 2:53
05. Metal Impulse [Iron Weapon Battle] 4:11
06. Lightning [Energy Bullet Battle] 5:16
07. Danger Battle 6:34
08. Level Up! 7:54
09. Battler Select 7:59
10. Attack! 8:50
11. Winner! 10:10
12. Regret... 10:17
13. Are You Doing? 10:23
14. Arha Rous 11:10
15. Adventure Beginning 12:36
16. Scorching Earth 13:53
17. Man's Journey 16:10
18. Jungle Beat 17:29
19. Rough Desire 18:57
20. Mountain Road 20:13
21. Cloud Scroll 21:40
22. To Part With Light 23:15
23. Frozen Earth 25:38
24. Daroa 27:36
25. Sareina 29:58
26. Town of Marl 31:14
27. Camp 33:19
28. Jipani 33:57
29. Akrys 36:20
30. One's History 37:45
31. White Town 39:50
32. Master's Talk 41:33
33. Welcome! 43:04
34. System On 44:06
35. Dungeon Variation 01 44:24
36. Dungeon Variation 02 46:34
37. Dungeon Variation 03 48:20
38. Dungeon Variation 04 49:32
39. Dungeon Variation 05 51:18
40. Dungeon Variation 06 53:03
41. Dungeon Variation 07 55:05
42. Dungeon Variation 08 56:27
43. Dungeon Variation 09 58:01
44. Dungeon Variation 10 59:52
45. Dungeon Variation 11 1:02:12
46. Dungeon Variation 12 1:04:33
47. Jewel Work 1:05:47
48. Deep Whisper 1:06:20
49. Big Blue 1:06:47
50. Skywalk 1:07:52
51. Wild Battler 1:09:33
52. Anxiety 1:10:51
53. Huge Object 1:11:59
54. Guardian 1:13:45
55. Crystal Melody 1:15:11
56. Young Hunter 1:16:16
57. With the Wind 1:17:37
58. Mysterious Visitor 1:18:48
59. Bandit 1:20:17
60. Princess 1:21:26
61. Power and Desire 1:23:02
62. Dashing Stun 1:24:27
63. Precocious Rondo 1:25:37
64. Assault! Gun Rock 1:27:08
65. Fated Battle 1:29:11
66. Elected Person 1:31:00
67. Gigantz 1:33:11
68. Party Party 1:36:59
69. Active! (End Title) 1:39:07
70. And... (End Title 2) 1:41:07
71. Final Power (Gigantz Battle) 1:42:47
72. Dungeon Variation 07 (noise) (not in sound test) 1:44:48
73. Surprise! (not in sound test) 1:46:09

Daikaiju Deburas- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2022-01-11 | Daikaiju Deburas, translated as The Giant Monster Deburas, is a turned-based strategy game; think Famicom Wars, but with giant monsters. It was a Famicom game released on December 21, 1990. According to a translation on the Japanese Wikipedia page, the game takes place in 199X. A giant meteorite fell to Earth, landing south of Tokyo Bay. When the meteorite crashed into the sea, it caused a hurricane that devastated the city of Tokyo. There, a giant bird's egg washed upon the city's coastline. A study led by the renowned scientist, Dr. Yamane and his research team revealed that the egg was that of an ancient bird monster called Yaseguirus. And so, the egg was transported to a facility at the foot of Mt. Fumi where they intend to hatch it. However, at the same time, a giant monster emerged from the bottom of the ocean. The monster, who scientists refer to as Deburas, soon arrived at the coast of Tokyo, and sets his sights on the Yaseguirus egg. It's up to the Earth Defense Force to protect the egg from the monstrous Deburas, who intends to destroy it. The music was composed by Seiji Momoi; and sounds like it would fit right at home in a giant monster movie.

Tracklist:
1. Title Screen
2. Prologue- Part 1
3. Prologue- Part 2
4. Prologue- Part 3
5. Dice Roll
6. Mission Theme 1
7. Mission Theme 2
8. Army Attack
9. Enemy Attack
10. Ally Ship
11. Ally Ship (No Intro)
12. Cutscene Theme 1
13. Cutscene Theme 2
14. Cutscene Theme 3
15. Cutscene Theme 4
16. Cutscene Theme 5
17. Cutscene Theme 6
18. Egg Hatching
19. Stage Clear
20. Monster Defeated
21. Deburas Defeated
22. Continue Game
23. Game Over
24. Ending- Part 1
25. Ending- Part 2
26. Ending- Part 3
27. Staff Roll

Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2021-12-27 | Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land was a game released for the Nintendo 3DS released on October 29, 2013. It was developed by WayForward Technologies and published by D3 Publisher. The story is that Benson (the park manager who happens to be an anthropomorphic gumball machine) wants Mordecai (the blue jay) and Rigby (the raccoon) to mow the lawn under threat of being fired from their job. Mordecai and Rigby then get a package with a game called "Best Game Ever", and they put it in their game console and get sucked inside the TV. So now, they have to beat the game to escape back into the real world. The game was panned for its claustrophobic and linear level design, its questionable hitboxes, game-breaking bugs and short length. WayForward wanted more time to iron out the game, but D3 demanded that the game be released on time; and so, it was rushed to stores in an incomplete state. What didn't suffer was the music, composed by Jake "Virt" Kaufman; those who played the game unanimously agree that it's the best part of the game. It is speculated that the Namco N163 chip was used for this soundtrack. Unfortunately, unlike Shovel Knight, no NSF file or Famitracker module exists as of this writing; if they don't exist, I can't prove it. If you want more information about this game, check out Balrog's review of it.

Tracklist:
1. WayForward Logo 0:00
2. Title Theme 0:08
3. Menu Theme 2:04
4. Opening Cutscene 2:50
5. World 1 Map 4:18
6. World 1 Theme (Platforming) 4:56
7. World 1 Theme (Top Down) (Unused) 8:22
8. World 1 Theme (Spaceship) (Unused) 11:54
9. Boss Battle 15:18
10. Level Complete 17:04
11. Chance Game 17:11
12. Unlock New Power 17:58
13. World 2 Map 18:24
14. World 2 Theme (Platforming) 18:58
15. World 2 Theme (Top Down) (Unused) 22:10
16. World 2 Theme (Spaceship) 25:30
17. World 3 Map 28:44
18. World 3 Theme (Platforming) 29:30
19. World 3 Theme (Top Down) 33:06
20. World 3 Theme (Spaceship) (Unused) 36:46
21. World 4 Map 40:30
22. World 4 Theme (Platforming) 41:06
23. World 4 Theme (Top Down) 44:06
24. World 4 Theme (Spaceship) 47:08
25. Final Boss 50:12
26. You Died 52:12
27. Continue 52:17
28. Game Over 52:49
29. Ending Cutscene 52:57
30. Credits 53:24
31. Bonus Gallery 56:44
Bonus Track: ULTRA NONSTOP DANCE MIX OOOOHHHHHH 58:48

Power Blade/ Power Blazer- Complete Soundtrack

Ryan Landry 2021-12-11 | This is probably the first video on YouTube to compile both versions of the soundtrack into one video. As you know, Power Blazer was a mediocre game that was localized into a more well-regarded version. Both versions of the soundtrack was composed by Kinuyo Yamashita of Castlevania fame.
Tracks exclusive to the International version are marked with $, while the tracks only in the original Japanese release are marked with ¥.
Tracklist:
1. Opening $
2. Sector Select
3. Sector 1: Space Center (JP: Space Development Center)
4. Sector 2: Power Windmills (JP: Weather Control Laboratory)
5. Sector 3: Bio Lab (JP: Biological Institute)
6. Sector 4: Water Tower (JP: Energy Development Center)
7. Sector 5: Tanker (JP: Military Base)
8. Sector 6: City (JP: Residential District)
9. Sector 7 Intro
10. Sector 7 Intro Alarm $
11. Sector 7: Main Computer Control Center (JP: Control Center)
12. Sector Boss
13. Final Boss: Main Computer
14. Sector Clear (Power Blazer) ¥
15. Sector Disarming $
16. Sector Clear (Power Blade) $
17. Ending (Power Blazer) ¥
18. Ending (Power Blade) $
19. Staff Roll ¥
20. Miss (Power Blazer) ¥
21. Game Over (Power Blazer) ¥
22. Miss (Power Blade) $
23. Game Over (Power Blade) $

Karate Kid NES- Complete Soundtrack (Megaten II Style) (N163)

Ryan Landry 2021-11-24 | I already did a cover of one of the tracks from this soundtrack approximately 8 years prior; but this time, I covered the whole soundtrack in the style of Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II (complete with the N163 sound chip).
Tracklist:
1. Title/ Ending
2. Stage 1
3. Stage 2
4. Stage 3
5. Stage 4
6. Bonus Stage
7. Perfect
8. Boss
9. Stage Clear
10. Miss
11. Game Over
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/30csjwf3br3yq83/Karate+Kid+(NES)-+Complete+Soundtrack+(Megaten+II+Style).ftm/file

Megaman 7- Wily Castle Boss (Konami Style) (Redux) (2A03)

Ryan Landry 2021-11-16 | After almost 10 years, I remake my cover of the Megaman 7 Wily Boss theme. Drum Samples from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (Bass Drum and Snare Drum) and Monster in My Pocket (Toms).
Composed in Famitracker 0.4.6. Download here: mediafire.com/file/7ke0ldnc2x5f9xo/Megaman+7+Wily+Castle+Boss+(Redux).ftm/file