The Lossless Video Game Soundtrack Thread (Links on First Page)

**heiohbaby** · 07-02-2009, 08:59 AM

Thx for the FF X-2 OST ileferru

**ShinjiIkari reborn** · 07-02-2009, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by ileferru

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Here you go. The japanese ost is all I've got. This is not my rip.

Thanks

**acezz** · 07-03-2009, 04:26 AM

Various artists
DRIV3R
(2004)

EAC | FLAC | LOG | CUE | 14 Tracks | 383 MB

Code:

Password: drunkDRIV3R

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Enjoy!

**Leon Scott Kennedy** · 07-03-2009, 06:38 AM

Removed.

**Myrkul** · 07-05-2009, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by heffalump

LAIR Demonstration CD
Drone designation John Debney, Kevin Kaska.

Could you please give us informations on this album?

Where does it come from? How anyone could find/buy it?
Is it a rare promo? a bootleg..?

I would be glad if you could answer something else than "i got it from torrents.."

Thanks

**cccpike** · 07-05-2009, 02:39 PM

Hi. I have a bit of an odd request: I'm arranging my lossless music collection, and I'm trying to get the best quality scans I can find while I'm at it. I've gone so far as to edit several scans myself, cleaning them in Photoshop to improve the quality. But to do that, I need something to work with, and finding scans can be a pain.

The one I'm trying for right now is Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus OST. I have very good booklet scans for it, but whoever made those completely failed with the back image: it was scanned through the CD case and was severely out of focus as a result, not to mention the image had all the scratches on the case.

I searched for several hours without luck. Anyone here have scans for that soundtrack? Or any other HQ Final Fantasy soundtrack scans? If anyone cares, I can post some of those scans I've edited. For the actual lossless music, I sincerely recommend this torrent:

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**heffalump** · 07-05-2009, 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by Myrkul

Could you please give us informations on this album?

Where does it come from? How anyone could find/buy it?
Is it a rare promo? a bootleg..?

I would be glad if you could answer something else than "i got it from torrents.."

Thanks

believe it or not, I got it from a torrent based forum LOL, but to answer your question I have no freaking idea where it comes from. someone posted it there and I just downloaded it. that' all I know ...

**Snkhero** · 07-09-2009, 07:51 AM

enyone have Tekken 4 Original Sound Tracks "SCDC-00181~2" in lossless format?

**FLAVA J** · 07-09-2009, 09:45 PM

does anyone have doom?

I SECOND THIS REQUEST!

**TheBanditRJH** · 07-12-2009, 01:17 PM

Has anyone seen the 2-Disc Metal Gear Solid 4 Original Soundtrack in real lossless. If they could post it, I would be really grateful.

Track Listing:

1. Old Snake/ Harry Gregson-Williams
2. Love Theme/ Jackie Presti
3. Gekko/ Harry Gregson-Williams
4. Haven Troopers/ Nobuko Toda
5. BB Corps/ Harry Gregson-Williams
6. Drebin 893/ Nobuko Toda
7. Vista Mansion/ Nobuko Toda
8. Laughing Octopus/ Nobuko Toda
9. Breakthrough/ Harry Gregson-Williams
10. Endless Pain/ Harry Gregson-Williams
11. White Blood/ Harry Gregson-Williams
12. Call Me Hal/ Nobuko Toda
13. Midnight Shadow/ Harry Gregson-Williams
14. Paradise Lost/ Nobuko Toda
15. Great Escape/ Nobuko Toda
16. Desparate Chase/ Harry Gregson-Williams
17. Raging Raven/ Nobuko Toda
18. Confrontation/ Yoshitaka Suzuki
19. Mobs Alive/ Harry Gregson-Williams
20. Violent Ceasefire/ Yoshitaka Suzuki
21. Next-Gen Control/ Harry Gregson-Williams
22. Crying Wolf/ Nobuko Toda
23. One More Reboot/ Nobuko Toda
24. Sin/ Nobuko Toda
25. Atonement/ Nobuko Toda
26. Infinite Loop/ Nobuko Toda
27. Everything Ends/ Nobuko Toda
28. At Dawn/ Yoshitaka Suzuki
29. Screaming Mantis/ Nobuko Toda
30. Guns of the Patriots/ Harry Gregson-Williams
31. No Place To Hide/ Nobuko Toda
32. Sorrow/ Harry Gregson-Williams
33. Full Circle/ Takahiro Izutani
34. Everything Begins/ Nobuko Toda
35. Father & Son/ Harry Gregson-Williams
36. Metal Gear Saga/ Harry Gregson-Williams
37. Here's To You/ Lisbeth Scott
38. War Zone/ Nobuko Toda
39. A Rebellion Rests/ Nobuko Toda
40. The Hunter/ Nobuko Toda
41. The Hunted/ Nobuko Toda
42. Forced Hand/ Nobuko Toda
43. Under Curfew/ Nobuko Toda
44. Unmanned Army/ Nobuko Toda
45. Cold Memories/ Nobuko Toda
46. For Liberty/ Nobuko Toda
47. Surrounded/ Nobuko Toda

**Leon Scott Kennedy** · 07-12-2009, 01:23 PM

You should find it in switchfreak's "Complete Metal Gear Soundtrack Collection".

**Sirusjr** · 07-12-2009, 03:33 PM

Whoa i totally forgot to post Project Majestic Mix: Silver Edition A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu. It will be up later today in LOSSLESS ;3

**FunnyML** · 07-12-2009, 04:02 PM

In case someone is looking for it:

I am about getting the Original Soundtrack to the 1997 videogame/movie
hybrid TENDER LOVING CARE by John Welsman.

If you have never listened to the score, you can do so [Hidden link. Register to see links.].
"Vista Grande" or "Murder" should give you a good impression of the dramatic score

**Sirusjr** · 07-12-2009, 05:54 PM

Project Majestic Mix - A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu
FLAC|CUE|LOG|460mb|
rock/electronic/piano/arranged versions of FF Music

From Squaresoft fans, for Squaresoft fans, Project Majestic Mix is the result of years of
effort to create an original tribute album in honor of veteran Squaresoft game music
composer Nobuo Uematsu. Sixteen of Uematsu's themes from Final Fantasy games 1 through 10,
Chrono Trigger, and Gun Hazard have been remixed in totally new, completely original
versions by American fans and musicians in styles ranging from classical to rock & roll.
The memorable musical themes you love have been re-invented in new versions that are at
once faithful to the original songs and simultaneously completely different from anything
you've heard before!
LIMITED EDITION OF 3000 COPIES
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PSW: smile
Track List

Spoiler!

"Prelude" arr. by Mustin 5:12 (Final Fantasy)
"Final Fantasy I Main Theme" arr. by JAXX and Ailsean 2:06 (FF I)
"Town" arr. by Dale North 3:55 (FF II)
"Rydia" arr. by Matt Stofferahn 5:15 (FF IV)
"Within the Giant" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 7:46 (FF IV)
"Elia, Maiden of Water" arr. by Jonathan Geer 4:05 (FF III)
"Coast of the Sun" arr. by The OneUp Mushrooms 3:47 (FF VII)
"Anxious Heart" arr. by Jan Van Valburg and Stephen Kennedy 5:55 (FF VII)
"Forever Rachel" arr. by Chris Tilton 4:09 (FF VI)
"Cayenne" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 8:03 (FF VI)
"Seymour's Theme" arr. by Mustin 3:38 (FF X)
"The Man with the Machine Gun" arr. by Jan Van Valburg 4:17 (FF VIII)
"Sealed Door" arr. by McVaffe 5:40 (Chrono Trigger)
"Sentinel" arr. by Dale North 3:02 (Gun Hazard)
"You're Not Alone!" arr. by Dale North and Ailsean 2:51 (FF IX)
"Prelude" arr. by Ailsean 4:43 (Final Fantasy)

**TrueLugia121** · 07-12-2009, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by nitro322

Sirusjr already covered the details, but just to throw in my $.02...

If you ripped this under Linux, then you're pretty much out of luck on creating CUE sheets. There are very few utilities that support CUE sheet creation, and even the few that do aren't very robust or easy to use. And believe me, I've tried. Hard. :-) I ended up reverting back to Windows for ripping solely for the CUE sheet support in EAC.

As for the log, well, no. But then again, neither is a CUE sheet, and neither is lossless encoding if you really want to get into what's strictly "necessary".. But it certainly helps. I review and save the logs from my own rips to verify that I got a clean rip. This, of course, would also work for other people's rips.

Some people are just more picky than others regarding their music. For most, lossless encoding is (more than) enough. Personally, I really like to have the CUE sheet as well, and also the log file if it's available.

yea but ripping the CD in Linux would be doing it under the Nautilus File Browser which would render it lossy would i be right?

Originally Posted by FulciLives

EAC will work with Linux if you have WINE installed.

I should be clear that it will work in terms of ripping and yes you can set it up 100% proper this way ... I do it and so do many other people.

However you won't ever get it to work in terms of burning ... not under Linux.

But it is possible to do a proper EAC rip under Linux.

As for burning ... you can use an EAC CUE Sheet file with ImgBurn (make sure you have the newest version). The only downside to this is that you cannot adjust the burner offset (only EAC can do that) but really that isn't the end of the world. ImgBurn is another Windows program that will work with Linux if you have WINE installed.

are you quite certain that both EAC and ImgBurn would run Platinum (meaning run flawlessly) on an out-of-the-box WINE installation?
cause i have Linux Mint 7 Gloria, a Derivative of the Jaunty Jackalope of Ubuntu 9.04 and i'm just not certain as to weather or not this is true.

also ileferru can i take CRISIS CORE -Final Fantasy VII- and both Diablo II Soundtracks please if you get some time to FLAC these?

**jedinewtype** · 07-12-2009, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by Sirusjr

Project Majestic Mix - A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu
FLAC|CUE|LOG|460mb|
rock/electronic/piano/arranged versions of FF Music

From Squaresoft fans, for Squaresoft fans, Project Majestic Mix is the result of years of
effort to create an original tribute album in honor of veteran Squaresoft game music
composer Nobuo Uematsu. Sixteen of Uematsu's themes from Final Fantasy games 1 through 10,
Chrono Trigger, and Gun Hazard have been remixed in totally new, completely original
versions by American fans and musicians in styles ranging from classical to rock & roll.
The memorable musical themes you love have been re-invented in new versions that are at
once faithful to the original songs and simultaneously completely different from anything
you've heard before!
LIMITED EDITION OF 3000 COPIES

Code:

http://tinyurl.com/mfdm63
PSW: smile

Track List

Spoiler!

"Prelude" arr. by Mustin 5:12 (Final Fantasy)
"Final Fantasy I Main Theme" arr. by JAXX and Ailsean 2:06 (FF I)
"Town" arr. by Dale North 3:55 (FF II)
"Rydia" arr. by Matt Stofferahn 5:15 (FF IV)
"Within the Giant" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 7:46 (FF IV)
"Elia, Maiden of Water" arr. by Jonathan Geer 4:05 (FF III)
"Coast of the Sun" arr. by The OneUp Mushrooms 3:47 (FF VII)
"Anxious Heart" arr. by Jan Van Valburg and Stephen Kennedy 5:55 (FF VII)
"Forever Rachel" arr. by Chris Tilton 4:09 (FF VI)
"Cayenne" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 8:03 (FF VI)
"Seymour's Theme" arr. by Mustin 3:38 (FF X)
"The Man with the Machine Gun" arr. by Jan Van Valburg 4:17 (FF VIII)
"Sealed Door" arr. by McVaffe 5:40 (Chrono Trigger)
"Sentinel" arr. by Dale North 3:02 (Gun Hazard)
"You're Not Alone!" arr. by Dale North and Ailsean 2:51 (FF IX)
"Prelude" arr. by Ailsean 4:43 (Final Fantasy)

great upload!

**FulciLives** · 07-12-2009, 10:59 PM

I have Linux Mint (Daryna ... yes I know it's an older version and I need to upgrade).

Anyways ... EAC works perfect for me with WINE installed BUT only when it comes to ripping. It won't work to burn. However ImgBurn works great under WINE and it can burn using the EAC CUE Sheet (non-compliant) file except of course you can't adjust the write off-set but that's pretty miner and doesn't make an audible different anyways so ... not a big deal.

One big disadvantage though is that I can't get the Windows based FLAC front-end to work under WINE so although EAC works fine and will compress into FLAC (no problems there) you will have to install the Linux version of FLAC and decode via the command line. That is if you ever want to burn back to a CD ... otherwise FLAC files work fine for playback in Linux. I like Amarok for my music player in Linux.

As for WINE just install the normal version. Don't install the "WINE DOORS" version. That's a bunch of BS if you ask me.

**FulciLives** · 07-12-2009, 11:01 PM

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**TrueLugia121** · 07-12-2009, 11:24 PM

Originally Posted by FulciLives

I have Linux Mint (Daryna ... yes I know it's an older version and I need to upgrade).

Anyways ... EAC works perfect for me with WINE installed BUT only when it comes to ripping. It won't work to burn. However ImgBurn works great under WINE and it can burn using the EAC CUE Sheet (non-compliant) file except of course you can't adjust the write off-set but that's pretty miner and doesn't make an audible different anyways so ... not a big deal.

One big disadvantage though is that I can't get the Windows based FLAC front-end to work under WINE so although EAC works fine and will compress into FLAC (no problems there) you will have to install the Linux version of FLAC and decode via the command line. That is if you ever want to burn back to a CD ... otherwise FLAC files work fine for playback in Linux. I like Amarok for my music player in Linux.

As for WINE just install the normal version. Don't install the "WINE DOORS" version. That's a bunch of BS if you ask me.

don't most distributions have the FLAC decoder pre-installed but?
also doesn't Brasero's burner take FLAC files native?

**FulciLives** · 07-13-2009, 12:22 AM

EMPTY

**Leon Scott Kennedy** · 07-13-2009, 06:38 AM

Diablo II Soundtrack

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**wavern_in_sky** · 07-13-2009, 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by Sirusjr

Project Majestic Mix - A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu
FLAC|CUE|LOG|460mb|
rock/electronic/piano/arranged versions of FF Music

From Squaresoft fans, for Squaresoft fans, Project Majestic Mix is the result of years of
effort to create an original tribute album in honor of veteran Squaresoft game music
composer Nobuo Uematsu. Sixteen of Uematsu's themes from Final Fantasy games 1 through 10,
Chrono Trigger, and Gun Hazard have been remixed in totally new, completely original
versions by American fans and musicians in styles ranging from classical to rock & roll.
The memorable musical themes you love have been re-invented in new versions that are at
once faithful to the original songs and simultaneously completely different from anything
you've heard before!
LIMITED EDITION OF 3000 COPIES

Code:

http://tinyurl.com/mfdm63
PSW: smile

Track List

Spoiler!

"Prelude" arr. by Mustin 5:12 (Final Fantasy)
"Final Fantasy I Main Theme" arr. by JAXX and Ailsean 2:06 (FF I)
"Town" arr. by Dale North 3:55 (FF II)
"Rydia" arr. by Matt Stofferahn 5:15 (FF IV)
"Within the Giant" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 7:46 (FF IV)
"Elia, Maiden of Water" arr. by Jonathan Geer 4:05 (FF III)
"Coast of the Sun" arr. by The OneUp Mushrooms 3:47 (FF VII)
"Anxious Heart" arr. by Jan Van Valburg and Stephen Kennedy 5:55 (FF VII)
"Forever Rachel" arr. by Chris Tilton 4:09 (FF VI)
"Cayenne" arr. by Stephen Kennedy 8:03 (FF VI)
"Seymour's Theme" arr. by Mustin 3:38 (FF X)
"The Man with the Machine Gun" arr. by Jan Van Valburg 4:17 (FF VIII)
"Sealed Door" arr. by McVaffe 5:40 (Chrono Trigger)
"Sentinel" arr. by Dale North 3:02 (Gun Hazard)
"You're Not Alone!" arr. by Dale North and Ailsean 2:51 (FF IX)
"Prelude" arr. by Ailsean 4:43 (Final Fantasy)

Thank you so much! I've been searching for this in lossless for ages.