I think it's the most enjoyable release FLA have done in recent history. Probably because they couldn't go all out heavy industrial since it was meant as a video game soundtrack. ;)Originally Posted by coldvvvave
I think it's the most enjoyable release FLA have done in recent history. Probably because they couldn't go all out heavy industrial since it was meant as a video game soundtrack. ;)
- If the sound of Samuel Barber's "Adagio For Strings" makes you think of Kharak burning instead of the Vietnamese jungle, most of your youth happened during the 90s. -
Glad to see more people here like Guilty Gear!! (Or some other XX/#Reloaded variant).
I got the game off GOG recently just to get the OST again :)
Also , Sequence, and as a result the rest of Ronald Jenkeens' music, he's amazing.
Various Final Fantasy, mostly 7 but not only, I'm a fan of Nobuo Uematsu (also The Black Mages).
OC Remixes have a lot of awesome stuff,it's an interesting mix between good songs and good artists.
To name a few titles: Mega Man, Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire , Chrono Trigger and more...
But after seeing so many different recommendation, I'll have to broaden my horizons :D
Botanicula. Pretty much just Botanicula. Vice City has some good songs too, but I prefer San Andreas.
Dustforce. I've never even played this game (this type of platformer is never my thing), but the soundtrack is just wonderful. Best way I can describe it is "chill chip-tunes".
The Magnetic Tree - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZCp9YJKgrQ
Electric Relic - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J18jj0d1uto
Swimming While it Rains - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnsCuUA1pg0
I forgot to mention Tropico. It has quite possibly one of the catchiest soundtracks of all time.
The Medallion of the Imperial Psychopath, a Napoleon: Total War AAR
For the Emperor!, a Total War: Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai AAR
The C64's Forbidden Forest and that is that.
On the other hand I've just finished playing Borderlands 2 with the music down whilst playing De La Souls 3 feet High and Rising. It was very pleasant and I'm gonna win all the money....all the money.
Mark Morgan's brilliant soundtrack from the Fallouts.
He released a free remastered 24 track version - grab it here if you didn't already when RPS posted about it a couple of years ago
Vault Archives: http://auralnetwork.com/releases
His soundtrack teasers they've released for the Wasteland 2 and Torment kickstarters are sounding incredible, really looking forward to the full soundtracks.
Hotline Miami, Neotokyo.
Holy crap! FLA game soundtrack? YOINK
Super Hexagon
Portal 2
Trine 1 & 2
Freespace 2
VVVVVV
SpaceChem
Frozen Synapse
World of Warcraft
Deus Ex: HR
Elder Scrolls
Those are the ones I regularly listen to.
This thread has gone beyond my wildest dreams - so many great suggestions. thanks guys!
highly recommended golden oldies:
Interstate 76
Mechwarrior 2
MW2: Ghost Bear Legacy
MW2: Mercenaries
Did anyone else love Garry Schyman's amazing Bioshock score?
I like it but it's not a soundtrack I usually listen to outside of the game. Most of the time I have the soundtracks from Journey, FTL and StarCraft 2 in my playlist these days.
On a related note, I compiled two CDs of soundtracks for a friend of mine to guess the game they were taken from, and they are regularly playing on my car stereo as well.
CD1: player1.jpg CD2: player2.jpg
- If the sound of Samuel Barber's "Adagio For Strings" makes you think of Kharak burning instead of the Vietnamese jungle, most of your youth happened during the 90s. -
Looking at my iTunes Games Soundtrack playlist, sorted by Plays:
Dragon Age: Origins
Mass Effect
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3
Command & Conquer Gold
EVE Online
World of Warcraft
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Anno 1701
The Witcher
Universe at War
Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
The Witcher II
Transport Tycoon Deluxe
"And in that day you will cry out because of your king, whom you have chosen for yourselves." ~ 1 Samuel 8:18
Fez.
DX:HR.
Minecraft.
Fallout 3's ambient soundtrack.
Sanctum.
A brief description of a false country, updated sporadically.
There is something about Castlevania tunes. It must be a nostalgia thing.
Not only are those still brilliant after all those years, that video also taught me that there were HQ versions of the Incredible Machine's tracks as well.
- If the sound of Samuel Barber's "Adagio For Strings" makes you think of Kharak burning instead of the Vietnamese jungle, most of your youth happened during the 90s. -
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