YOUR FAVORITE GAME MUSIC !

[Genoa]

Post your favorite Video Game MUSIC FILE!
Like a link to a site with a music file
Example: http://www.animelab.com/midi.cgi?play=http://www.animelab.com/midi/Pokemon/pkmn_trainerbattle.mid

[geewj]

I could never choose just one....

But i can choose just one folder.

http://frink.mypwd.com/mp3/

[Guntz348]

I could never find a site with it, but my fave. game music would be the "Young Nobleman of Sadness" (Clock Tower Theme) from Castlevania: Nocturne in the Moonlight by Michiru Yamane. Really that whole soundtrack is just amazing. Also the battle music from Phantasy Star II would rank as my fave battle music and "A Death Place" from PS2 for it's boss music. I like a lot of the old school game music, but I really hate the midi files or remix's of it. I like it with the straight 8 or 16 bit grit it was intended to have http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/anime2.gif

[LamerPanda]

Favorite? Bah-ha, I'll make a list. You can't ask me to choose. Links? I'd post some, but I'm too lazy to actively search. I guess I'll try to narrow it down to my favorites from a particular game. x_x

Dance Dance Revolution:
Butterfly

Final Fantasy 3/6:
Slam Shuffle

Final Fantasy 7:
Cosmo Canyon
Electric de Chocobo
One Winged Angel
J-E-N-O-V-A

Phantasy Star Online:
"IDOLA" have the immortal feather
Can Still See the Light (Lyric Version)
Cry for 'IDOLA' the Holy
From Seeing the Rough Wave
The Crazy Program
The Nearest Place to the Heaven - Part 1 -
The Nearest Place to the Heaven - Part 2 -

Secret of Mana:
A Wish
Danger
Fear of the Heavens
Flight Into the Unknown
I Closed My Eyes
Meridian Dance
Now Flightless Wings
Secret of the Arid Sands
The Dark Star
The Little Sprite
The Oracle
The Second Truth from the Left
What the Forest Taught Me

Various Sonic games:
Sonic 1 - Marble Zone
Sonic Adventure 2 - All of the Darkness
Sonic Adventure 2 - Live and Learn
Sonic Adventure - Open Your Heart
Sonic Adventure 2 - Radical Highway

(I KNOW there's more Sonic music I like, but can't think of it)

Various Zelda games:
Um, the Zelda theme. o_O
Guru-Guru's Song/Song of Storms
Kaepora Gaebora
Magic Hag's Potion Shop/Koume and Koutake's Theme
Deku Palace
Kamoaro's Dance
Woods of Mystery/Lost Woods/Saria's Song
Gerudo Valley
Kakariko Village
Forest Temple

No, really, that's narrowed down! ;_;

[LostHero]

ICO - Castle in the Mist (http://www.maui.net/~atm/stuff/other/ICO_Castle_in_the_Mist.mp3)

[geewj]

On 2003-05-08 17:08, LamerPanda wrote:
Favorite? Bah-ha, I'll make a list. You can't ask me to choose. Links? I'd post some, but I'm too lazy to actively search. I guess I'll try to narrow it down to my favorites from a particular game. x_x

Dance Dance Revolution:
Butterfly

Final Fantasy 3/6:
Slam Shuffle

Final Fantasy 7:
Cosmo Canyon
Electric de Chocobo
One Winged Angel
J-E-N-O-V-A

Phantasy Star Online:
"IDOLA" have the immortal feather
Can Still See the Light (Lyric Version)
Cry for 'IDOLA' the Holy
From Seeing the Rough Wave
The Crazy Program
The Nearest Place to the Heaven - Part 1 -
The Nearest Place to the Heaven - Part 2 -

Secret of Mana:
A Wish
Danger
Fear of the Heavens
Flight Into the Unknown
I Closed My Eyes
Meridian Dance
Now Flightless Wings
Secret of the Arid Sands
The Dark Star
The Little Sprite
The Oracle
The Second Truth from the Left
What the Forest Taught Me

Various Sonic games:
Sonic 1 - Marble Zone
Sonic Adventure 2 - All of the Darkness
Sonic Adventure 2 - Live and Learn
Sonic Adventure - Open Your Heart
Sonic Adventure 2 - Radical Highway

(I KNOW there's more Sonic music I like, but can't think of it)

Various Zelda games:
Um, the Zelda theme. o_O
Guru-Guru's Song/Song of Storms
Kaepora Gaebora
Magic Hag's Potion Shop/Koume and Koutake's Theme
Deku Palace
Kamoaro's Dance
Woods of Mystery/Lost Woods/Saria's Song
Gerudo Valley
Kakariko Village
Forest Temple

No, really, that's narrowed down! ;_;



Secret of Mana = Best video game music ever

[RuneLateralus]

Secret of Mana
Chrono Cross
Final Fantasy 6
Final Fantasy 4
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Elemental Gearbolt (I know no one else probably cares for this games music...but I thought it was amazing)

[Captain_Dude]

TETRIS MUSIC B!
I've done so much with that song, It's good! No, if you excuse me, I'l going to make lines with blocks... *Runs to kick everyone's ass in tetris*

[Dhylec]

fave game music:
ff6,7,9, fft, som, lom, xg, bfm, so2, sf2t
& some i cant remember at the moment.. http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_smile.gif

[SnAPPUrU-nyan-ko]

FFXI Kazam mithra village theme. Can't give away copyrighted material, though ":3

[Ouroboros]

Monkey Island. (http://www.jrc1985.plus.com/monkeyisland.mp3)

[BlackRose]

Anything Total Annihilation, anything Tenchu I.

And the credits theme from Metroid Prime.

[Omni-SqwirL]

On 2003-05-08 17:08, LamerPanda wrote:
Various Sonic games:
Sonic Adventure 2 - Live and Learn


Yes, my favorite. In a close 2nd comes the music for the Spaceship in Episode II

[CajunSamurai]

Rez, Frequency and Jet Set Radio/Future all have incredible soundtracks. http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_hamster.gif Sorry I can't link to any though, I'd be breaking a few laws I think. :/

[LamerPanda]

Yeah, SoM's soundtrack pwnz, I bought it because it's easier than trying to make mp3s from the game. ._.;

I'd upload the files somewhere if it weren't for:

1. The illegal problem
2. The lack of anywhere to put it

x_x; *beats copyright laws*

[Ness]

On 2003-05-08 16:06, Prof_Frink wrote:
I could never choose just one....

But i can choose just one folder.

http://frink.mypwd.com/mp3/



Aphrodite Oceanus is the best. Actually, everything at OCR is the best.

I would have to say that the Donkey Kong games for SNES are the best.

[MadCowChuck_]

NEW JUNK CITY THEME FROM EWJ! (http://ourworld.cs.com/weezelx/ewj/music/music.html) A.K.A. Gotta Find a Way

A few others:
Can Still See the Light -PSO
City Escape Theme- SA2/SA2:B
Biolizard Theme- SA2/SA2:B
WindWaker's overworld remix (I actually like it!)
And of course, the Overmind remix from Starcraft...

"How ya like my groove, Daggoth?"
"Well done."

Ah ha! I'm sure there's more.



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[Alielle]

On 2003-05-09 02:28, Prof_Frink wrote:

Secret of Mana = Best video game music ever


I agree. I really like the spooky Balinese gamelan-sounding music in the ruins, too. So cool.

The rest of the music is really remeniscent of Yes, for some reason. Beh, I bet no one will know what I'm talking about. ._.

[geewj]

On 2003-05-10 23:12, Alielle wrote:

I agree. I really like the spooky Balinese gamelan-sounding music in the ruins, too. So cool.

The rest of the music is really remeniscent of Yes, for some reason. Beh, I bet no one will know what I'm talking about. ._.



Ya that's one of my favoite ones on there.

And are you talking about the Y's series? If not then I have no idea what you're talking about >_>



On 2003-05-10 11:28, Ness wrote:

Aphrodite Oceanus is the best. Actually, everything at OCR is the best.



Ya, thats my favorite one in that folder. OCR is my favorite place for music.

Scott Peeples is my god.



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[Guntz348]

On 2003-05-11 01:09, Prof_Frink wrote:


On 2003-05-10 23:12, Alielle wrote:

I agree. I really like the spooky Balinese gamelan-sounding music in the ruins, too. So cool.

The rest of the music is really remeniscent of Yes, for some reason. Beh, I bet no one will know what I'm talking about. ._.



Ya that's one of my favoite ones on there.

And are you talking about the Y's series? If not then I have no idea what you're talking about >_>


The temple type music is awesome so scary and so is the boss music where you fight the wall I think. Maybe it's one of the last bosses I forget, it's similar to the regular temple music but fast and more battle http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/anime2.gif I gotta go find my SoM soundtrack, I got the st when I imported SoM3 from japan.

I think Alielle is refering to the band Yes, the prog rock group. You have heard them, they did "Owner of a Lonely Heart". Don't judge there music by that one mainstream single, the rest of there stuff is off the wall concept albums. Think along the lines of Dream Theater and Pink Floyd only not as heavy as Dream Theater and more keyboard solos then Pink Floyd(god they are hard to discribe).

I do know what you are talking about Alielle, Yes is rediculous.

[geewj]

On 2003-05-11 02:04, Guntz348 wrote:

I think Alielle is refering to the band Yes, the prog rock group. You have heard them, they did "Owner of a Lonely Heart". Don't judge there music by that one mainstream single, the rest of there stuff is off the wall concept albums. Think along the lines of Dream Theater and Pink Floyd only not as heavy as Dream Theater and more keyboard solos then Pink Floyd(god they are hard to discribe).

I do know what you are talking about Alielle, Yes is rediculous.





Oh, shows what I know. Pinkfloyd with keyboards? That actualy sounds really good. And if it sounds like Secret of Mana, then thats another plus.

[Eum]

I fell in love with the music from Napple Tale (http://napple.dricas.ne.jp/) immediately after hearing it. The soundtrack (http://www.otaku.com/cgi-bin/itemview.asp?itemid=60227q&referer=RPGFan) was composed by the popular Yoko Kanno, with vocal numbers being performed by Maaya Sakamoto (http://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/maaya/index.html).

I can only describe the music as being refreshing. The music of Napple Tale (http://napple.dricas.ne.jp/) is very soft and bouncy, despite being created for an action-RPG. The quality is amazing, and the variety ensures there is something for everyone. Mp3 files are relatively easy to find, so sampling shouldn't be a difficult task.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Napple Tale Vol. 1: Illustrated Guide to the Fairies (http://www.otaku.com/cgi-bin/itemview.asp?itemid=60227q)
Composed by: Yoko Kanno
Publisher: Marvelous Entertainment
Reference Number: MJCG-80042
CD Info: 1 CD - 23 Tracks
Released: October 21, 2000

Napple Tale Vol. 2: Illustrated Guide to the Monsters (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=MJCG-80043)
Composed by: Yoko Kanno
Publisher: Marvelous Entertainment
Reference Number: MJCG-80043
CD Info: 1 CD - 27 Tracks
Released: November 22, 2000

[LamerPanda]

On 2003-05-11 02:04, Guntz348 wrote:

The temple type music is awesome so scary and so is the boss music where you fight the wall I think. Maybe it's one of the last bosses I forget, it's similar to the regular temple music but fast and more battle http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/anime2.gif I gotta go find my SoM soundtrack, I got the st when I imported SoM3 from japan.


From SOM? *thinks*

The walls are pretty early in the game. There's the giant sorceror guy near the end, his music's sort of like the temple music... let's see if I can find a MIDI or something... *digs*

http://www.geocities.com/lamerpanda/Dark_Lich.mid

Pretty bad when compared to the real thing, but does that sound like it? x_x

[Elvendar]

Oh yes... Bloody Tears, from Castlevania II. The best music ever! Even better on guitar. http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif

[Droxitr]

no links, but, ah...

You have nowhere to go (PSO, Vol Opt 2nd Form)
Lucca's Theme (Chrono Trigger, Victory Theme)
I wanna say it's called...
Yearnings of the Wind (Chrono Trigger, Overworld Flying Theme)
World Revolution (Chrono Trigger, One of the Lavos Core Themes)

[CGoodness]

DDR:
Dam Dariram
Trance De Janeiro
HoLiC
Matsuri Japan
Nori Nori Nori
Genom Screams
Drop Out
.59
B4U
Trip Machine
Trip Machine Climax
Sandstorm

Mario 64:
Dire, Dire Docks

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge:
Ice Man Stage

DK64:
Angry Aztec

[Vantamiath]

PSO.

I think it earns the title (for me) after 3 versions, and over 100,000+ hours of play.

[Alucard_Maverick]

if there are any metal heads out there how about the opening song for Final Fantasy X when sin attacted the city during the blitz ball game

[Mazarin]

Sonic 2: Chemical Plant Zone
SFIII: 3rd Impact: Chun Li's Stage

[CGoodness]

I don't think that PSO's music is too great. Ruins music sticks in my head, though.

[Chronoslash]

On 2003-05-09 02:28, Prof_Frink wrote:

Secret of Mana = Best video game music ever



Agreed, it is great music but not the best. Here's my list.

Final Fantasy 7:
"One Winged Angel"

Chrono Trigger:
Magus' Theme
Battle Music (All of it)
Frog's Theme

Lufia II: (I know no one remembers this SNES game)
Overworld Theme
Theme while battling one of the Sinistrals.

That's just a very short list. http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_cheepcheep.gif

[Moo2u]

Without a doubt it has to be Sneakman from Jet Set Radio.

"I don't understand, what's going on here."

[Robomonke]

On 2003-05-08 16:06, Prof_Frink wrote:
I could never choose just one....

But i can choose just one folder.

http://frink.mypwd.com/mp3/



Frink when it comes to SNES games I like your taste! All the classics! From the awseome chrono trigger to the not as popular as it should have beeen but i have the rom and i love it so screw all you guys Secret of Mana (yes i know the secret of mana has a long title http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_razz.gif)

[Alielle]

On 2003-05-11 02:04, Guntz348 wrote:
I think Alielle is refering to the band Yes, the prog rock group. You have heard them, they did "Owner of a Lonely Heart". Don't judge there music by that one mainstream single, the rest of there stuff is off the wall concept albums. Think along the lines of Dream Theater and Pink Floyd only not as heavy as Dream Theater and more keyboard solos then Pink Floyd(god they are hard to discribe).

I do know what you are talking about Alielle, Yes is rediculous.


Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. I like that crazy band, in spite of all their peculiarities.

Seriously, compare "Endless Dream" from Talk to the ending music for SoM (part a, "Silent Spring" in particular... god, they are ridiculous)... the similarities, at times, are astounding. I think the game predates that track, actually, but the general style of Yes' music of the time seems to be in the same vein. >.>



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