Do you collect old school soundtracks?
I can't afford that shit anon they're all like $50+
some
They are so expensive.Would like to own this one.
>>11055580I don't but I get some soundtracks when they are pretty memorably special to me. They help for the drive to and from work.
>>11055580Just this one (plus a couple free samplers from Special Editions & Club Nintendo). If the Final Fantasy piano collections ever fell into my lap I wouldn't mind, have some IRL history with them - but otherwise, I generally feel this is one of those things better kept digital. Most non-remix OSTs I prefer fucking with to remove SFX and goofy cutscene tracks anyway, make them actually listenable - can't do that on disc.
>>11055580>Do you collect old school soundtracks?Yes. On mp3.
>>11058135Picrel, if anyone has recs HMU.
>>11055580Some games, particularly JRPGs of the 5th 6th and 7th gen, had soundtrack CDs included with the standard or limited edition boxes.Where can I find information as to which games have these?
>>11055580Yes
>>11055615looks great
When I was in Japan, I bought Sorcerian Vol. 1 and 2, Sorcerian Symphony, Falcom Special Box '89, 2 other Falcom JDK studio albums from the 80s, Zero Wing original arcade soundtrack, Namco Graffiti Vol. 2, Hybrid Front, Phantasy Star 1-4 collection, 2 others that I can't remember off the top of my head.
>>11055580i had the OST for Ginga Fukei Densetsu Sapphire but my ex gf kept it i dont particularly go out of my way to collect ost discsbut i do have good memories of the killer instinct cd &i have a few of the cave shmup discs here but they are unopened
>>11055580No. I don't feel it necessary or worthwhile to buy chiptunes on CDs or CD-based game soundtracks on a separate CD from the original games.
>>11059715Sounds like you're a FAGGOT!
