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. What is everyone listening to? For me, its Persona 5 and NieR: Automata! From. I guess it's?

What video game music are you listening to right now?? This is what I am listening to.

From. I just signed up lol from. Anyone else collecting VGM on vinyl? It's getting expensive but my collection is growing. From. DKC is classic, though I'm glad to see some love for 13-2!

Some of the best Origa tracks on there, sad that she passed on.:( from. Love me some Persona/SMT music, got a chance to see a lot of P5 stuff at E3 this year!

From. What's everyone listening to these days? What's cool with the kids?? From. 3 whole years! Album Details- Title: Esper Dream 1 & 2 Sound Memorial Publisher: Egg Music Records Catalog Number: EMCA-0017 Release Date: July 1st, 2014 Ripped by: dancey - Info- Music from the NES Action RPG 'Esper Dream' and 'Esper Dream 2: A New Battle'. Also contains music from the Mobile ports with both the FM and PCM Sound Source 1 37: Esper Dream 2 (Famicom Version), composed by Manami Matsumae, Shigemasa Matsuo 38 49: Esper Dream (Famicom Version), composed by Kinuyo Yamashita 50 61: Esper Dream (Mobile Version FM Sound Source) 62 73: Esper Dream (Mobile Version PCM Sound Source) Purchase Link(s) (Note: You will need a service to acquire this outside of Japan as Egg Music only accepts Postal Money Orders).

Album Details- Title: We are ROCK-MEN!2 Publisher: Suleputer Catalog Number: CPCA-10283 Release Date: December 19th, 2012 Ripped by: Andvari Purchase Link(s): -Info- Second rock arrange album from the group 'ROCK-MEN' (Yasumasa Kitagawa, Masahiro Aoki). It contains a new track from Megaman 2 composer Takeshi Tateishi ('Ogeretsu Kun')! - Update from some of the previous concerns and comments in the Soul Sacrifice post. We realize a lot of you like the.nfo information and some of you wanted to know who ripped the album, so we'll include some of the basic stuff from the.nfo in the post going forward but we will not be creating a.nfo to include in the torrent and it won't be nearly as detailed as old.nfos were. Keep the questions, comments, concerns coming!

They are welcomed and appreciated! We're going to be piloting a new release schedule and some standards in hopes of getting music out quicker. Rather than releasing 20 albums every couple months, we're going to try to release albums as we receive them and run them through 'quality control'. Some major changes you may notice:. no.sfv: This was used to maintain the integrity of the releases but with a faster release schedule and data integrity checks built into the Torrent protocol, it's not needed anymore. Many of you likely didn't even know what they were for. no.nfo: This was just legacy from the days of old.

MIRC file trading, primitive id3 tags and the lack of a web presence meant we needed some way to identify and promote our releases. With the advent of torrents, advanced id3 tags and a decent web presence, we don't need this anymore. Anyone seeking additional performer credits not normally credited in id3 tags can use vgmdb or ask in the comments section. One Release / One Torrent: We are going to try not to batch torrents into a torrent of 20 albums at a time. It's a lot more work to try and work on 20 albums for release than it is to individually work on one album at a time as they're received. Additionally, there is some confusion about how to find old(er) torrents on the site via search or on the tracker, so this should make it somewhat more intuitive.

This is one of the larger reasons releases took so long. The longer we wait, the more piles up and the longer it takes to release a giant batch of things we've been slacking on. Remove custom id3 tag: Not useful. Remove custom id3 tag: Redundant with current lame.exe mp3 headers. Additional Contributors: One of the bigger reasons releases take so long is it's all funneled through one person (Originally, themiker, then myself, then Godai, then Msia).

It's a significant amount of work for one person to do. Receive the files, translate, tag the files according to standards, torrent, update website, etc. We're going to try having individual suppliers release their own releases as time permits so there is not a large backlog created by everything being funneled to one person. Less Standardization: You might see varying id3 tag formats between releases because of additional contributors, this is okay. The poll we did a while back shows us that you really don't care about tag standardization and most of you change them after you download them anyway. And they inevitably end up changing every couple years due to new technology (portable mp3 players, id3 tag standards improvement) and new APIs (last.fm). We'll try and make sure that all releases contain track title, album title, album artist, performer (if applicable), composer, track number, disc number, total discs and comments.

Some releases may invariably have additional tags (, ), some may not. Since you're retagging these and are generally indifferent about them anyway, this shouldn't be an issue. Potential Future Changes Being Discussed. No more 'Fix' releases: Barring some sort of major catastrophic typo in a release that requires a complete re-release of an album ('Final Fatnasy', 'Nobo Uematsu'), we're probably not going to release fixes anymore. We will note them in a post and you can update your files (if you care), and if you don't then don't.

If we typo 'taht' or forget to lowercase a conjuction or we didn't strictly follow the track formatting on an album, then I think we can all live with it. No more 'Archive' releases: These literally kill our tracker and are a pain to package, validate and maintain. If you want an older album and can't find it in an already existing archive torrent, previous batch torrent or on the tracker, then ask in IRC and someone may be able to help you. Ultimately, our goal is not to give you an archive of thousands of albums of game music, it's to create a community that sparks discussion and interest in video game music.

With an improved release schedule, hopefully we'll see more activity and more than just a passing once-every-three-months interest. Without further ado, we bring you the soundtrack to 'Soul Sacrifice' for PS Vita. It's composed by the legendary Yasunori Mitsuda and a lesser known but equally impressive Wataru Hokoyama (seriously, check out Afrika). It's performed by The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra who some of you might recognize from inFAMOUS 2 and StarCraft II Heart of the Swarm.

Let us know your thoughts, concerns and comments about the album and the new release schedule, we're interested in what everyone thinks! - The Management.

Back with more loving exclusively for you. We kick things off with a Biohazard combo. Biohazard 6 Original Soundtrack features music by Thomas Parisch and Laurent Ziliani, Akihiko Narita, Akiyuki Morimoto, Kota Suzuki, Azusa Kato, Daniel Lindholm, Sebastian Schwartz, and an orchestra performances by the Sydney Scoring Orchestra. Biohazard Operation Raccoon City Original Soundtrack is composed by Shusaku Uchiyama. After that we have the Halo 4 Original Soundtrack Special Limited Edition with contains Volume 1 of the OST by Neil Davidge and performed by the The Chamber Orchestra of London. You also get a bonus disc of remixes. Following that is the Ryu ga Gotoku Karaoke Best Selection.

Sing your heart out to these vocal songs written by Hidenori Shoji, Yuri Fukuda, and performed by Rie Kugimiya, Takaya Kuroda, Aya Hirano, and more. Finally, we have an early Christmas present for Falcom fans.

Nayuta no Kiseki Original Soundtrack and Ys Foliage Ocean in Celceta Original Soundtrack contain new music from Falcom Sound Team jdk, new vocal songs with Kanako Kotera, and arrangements by Yukihiro Jindo, Noriyuki Kamikura, and Toshiharu Okajima. The Legend of Heroes Zero no Kiseki Evolution Original Soundtrack contain arrangements from the original by Yukihiro Jindo, Noriyuki Kamikura, Wataru Sato, N.G.Fellowship, Ryo Noguchi, and more vocals with Kanako Kotera. Biohazard 6 Original Soundtrack Biohazard Operation Raccoon City Original Soundtrack Halo 4 Original Soundtrack Special Limited Edition Nayuta no Kiseki Original Soundtrack Ryu ga Gotoku Karaoke Best Selection The Legend of Heroes Zero no Kiseki Evolution Original Soundtrack Ys Foliage Ocean in Celceta Original Soundtrack.

It's been a while. Let's do a new release shall we?

Starting off is a real treat for ZUNTATA fans. COZMO ZUNTATA 25th Anniversary contains four discs of music and interviews featuring Hirokazu Koshio, Norihiro Furukawa, Yasuhisa Watanabe, Shohei Tsuchiya, and others from the team.

After that is the Final Fantasy XII Original Soundtrack & Piano Collections combo album. You get the great soundtrack by Hitoshi Sakimoto and new piano arrangements from Casey Ormond.

We also have the soundtrack to hit PSN game Journey by Austin Wintory and performed by the Skopje Radio Symphonic Orchestra. Following those is the Of Orcs and Men Original Game Soundtrack with music from by Olivier Deriviere and performed by the Boston Cello Quartet. PC and cake fans can get hype for the Portal 2 Soundtrack Songs To Test By Collectors Edition featuring the music from both Portal games composed by the Aperture Science Psychoacoustics Laboratory and with vocal songs featuring Ellen McLain and Jonathan Coulton. Kumi Tanioka is also back with new tunes on the Ragnarok Odyssey Original Soundtrack. Square Enix Music Sampler CD Vol.7 contains music from recent Square albums and upcoming ones as well. While the Tales of Xillia 2 Original Soundtrack showcases the return of Motoi Sakuraba.

Wrapping up this release is the Zone of the Enders Remix Selection with remixes from Smooth, Wall5, Wrexx, Daigo Kawai, and others. COZMO ZUNTATA 25th Anniversary Final Fantasy XII Original Soundtrack & Piano Collections Journey Of Orcs and Men Original Game Soundtrack Portal 2 Soundtrack Songs To Test By Collectors Edition Ragnarok Odyssey Original Soundtrack Square Enix Music Sampler CD Vol.7 Tales of Xillia 2 Original Soundtrack Zone of the Enders Remix Selection. #gamemp3s is happy to announce the #gamemp3s Archive Torrent 2011! This torrent contains 112 albums, weighs in at 22.5 GB, and only includes albums we released in 2011 along with any post-release updates.

In addition, I've also gone back and made some few more changes to albums we released in the past that never were updated again. Please help us all out and seed this torrent, thanks. Akai Katana Original Sound Track. ID3v2 tags ISO updated to UTF-16. Atelier Rorona Original Sound Track. Album renamed to Atelier Rorona Arland no Renkinjutsushi Original Sound Track. This change has been reflected in the Album tags, M3U, NFO, and SFV.

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Atelier Totori Original Soundtrack. Album renamed to Atelier Totori Arland no Renkinjutsushi 2 Original Soundtrack. This change has been reflected in the Album tags, M3U, NFO, and SFV.

Castlevania Lords of Shadow Soundtrack. ID3v2 tags ISO updated to UTF-16. FINAL FANTASY IV & THE AFTER YEARS Sounds Plus. Album renamed to Final Fantasy IV & The After Years Sounds Plus. This change has been reflected in the Album tags, M3U, NFO, and SFV. Final Fantasy Type-0 Original Soundtrack.

Updated track titles and artist for tracks 317-319. Okamiden Chiisaki Taiyou Original Soundtrack. ID3v2 tags ISO updated to UTF-16. Shadows of the Damned Original Soundtrack.

Album renamed to Shadows of the Damned. This change has been reflected in the Album tags, M3U, NFO, and SFV. The King of Fighters XIII Original Soundtrack.

ID3v2 tags ISO updated to UTF-16. Vanquish Original Soundtrack. ID3v2 tags ISO updated to UTF-16.