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Post by tav7623 on May 21, 2019 12:30:12 GMT -6
XombieMike 's playlist has multiple ending themes collected from the various YouTube uploaders, none of which have the OST names for obvious reasons. Feel free to let us know how everything matches up.
Also, I would ask anyone with the album to consider uploading the Game Over music track to YouTube; it's the only one that was never available on its own as far as I could find.
EDIT: My memory has at last been sparked. To quote what I posted in the Shoutbox:
Oh, I got it; I remember now. It's the "intro" portion used in certain endings. The normal and bad endings use the same ending music, as do Nightmare and all runs save one ignoring all allies. HOWEVER, those runs add an introductory segment. That segment also leads into the ending music for a Zangetsu ignores all solo run which is a DIFFERENT ending theme. We didn't bother looking for that music for the various runs since that intro section was included with the "Nightmare's End" music. You can see examples of all those ending variants here. I remember talking to XombieMike about this back when the tracks were first being uploaded; it had just LONG slipped my mind in the time since. Going by what tav7623 said about the length difference, I presume After the Nightmare is (obviously) the version used when completing Nightmare Mode while After the Nightmare -Normal End ver.- is the one you get for the various alternate Zangetsu endings.
Ok went through XombieMike 's Playlist and here are the official titles in the order that he has them posted in the playlist, now most of them were in order and the few that weren't I made sure to make a note about it next to the song.
1. Theme of Bloodstained: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Hiroaki Sano & Ippo Yamada
2. Call of Eternity: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Aoi Takeda & Ippo Yamada ( Note: the video version is 35 seconds longer than the official track)
3. Theme of Zengetsu: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Aoi Takeda (Note: The official track is only 1 min & 26 seconds long)
4. Moonlit Blade: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: The video version is 55 seconds longer than the official track)
5. Billowing Steam: Music by Ippo Yamada
6. Desperado's Death Parade: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: The video version is 56 seconds longer than the official track)
7. R.I.P. : Music by Takumi Sato (Note: The official track is only 8 seconds long)
8. Voyage of Promise (Theme of Miriam): Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Ryo Kawakami (Note: The official track length is 1 min 22 seconds)
9. Soul Art Acquisition: Music by Ryo Yoshinaga (Note: This track is officially listed as track #31)
10. On To The Next Battle: Music by Hiroaki Sano (Note: The official track length is 1 min 42 seconds)
11. Bloody Frontier: Music by Aoi Takeda (Note: The official track length is 8 seconds)
12. Depths of Despair: Music by Aoi Takeda (Note: The video version is 59 seconds longer than the official track)
13. Frigid Waltz: Music by Aoi Takeda
14. Theme of Alfred: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Ryo Kawakami (Note: the official track length is 2 mins 11 seconds)
15. Boundless Avarice: Music by Takumi Sato (Note: The video version is 1 min 13 seconds longer than the official track)
16. Grim Dealings: Music by Takumi Sato
17. Theme of Gebel: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Ryo Yoshinaga (Note: The official track length is 1 min 56 seconds)
18. Echoes of Sorrow: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: The video version is 1 min 2 seconds longer than the official track)
19. Grotesque Horror: Music by Ippo Yamada
20. Voyage of Promise: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Kiroaki Sano (Note: The official track length is 2 mins 55 seconds)
21. Heart of the Storm: Music by Hiroaki Sano
22. Gruesome Slaughter: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: The video version is 1 min 5 seconds longer than the official track)
23. Luscious Crimson: Music by Hiroaki Sano
24. Malicious Intent: Music by Aoi Takeda, Arranged by Aoi Takeda & Ippo Yamada (Note: The official track length is 2 mins 20 seconds)
25. Wicked Smirk: Music by Aoi Takeda
26. Jamais Vu: Music by Aoi Takeda (Note: The video version is 48 seconds longer than the official track)
27. Lunatic Princess: Music by Hiroaki Sano
28. Full Moon's Calamity: Music by Hiroaki Sano
29. Silent Howling: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Hiroaki Sano (Note: The official track length is 3 mins 56 seconds)
30. The Horrible Night: Music by Aoi Takeda (Note: This track is officially listed as track #32 and has a runtime of 2 mins 19 seconds)
31. Curse of the Moon: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: This track is officially listed as track #30)
32. Into the Hellscape: Music by Ippo Yamada (Note: This track is officially listed as track #34 and has an official runtime of 1 min 32 seconds)
33. Soul of the Damned: Music by Takumi Sato (Note: This track is officially listed as track #35 and has an official runtime of 3 mins 2 seconds)
34. Dark Emperor: Music by Takumi Sato (Note: This track is officially listed as track #36)
35. Exorschism: Music by Michiru Yamane, Arranged by Hiroaki Sano (Note: This track is officially listed as track #37 and has an official runtime of 2 mins 41 seconds)
36. After the Nightmare: Music by Ryo Kawakami (Note: This track is officially listed as track #38 and has an official runtime of 1 min 41 seconds)
37. Lucid Dreams: Music by Ryo Kawakami (Note: This track is officially listed as track #39)
38. Beyond the Longest Night: Music by Ryo Kawakami (Note: This track is officially listed as track #29 and has an official runtime of 2 mins 10 seconds)
39. New Comrade: Music by Ryo Yoshinaga (Note: This track is officially listed as track #33)
Missing Tracks:
#40 - Game Over
#41 - After the Nightmare: Normal End Ver.
UPDATE: I uploaded video versions (with a static screen) for both missing songs, you can listen/view them at:
Game Over -
After the Nightmare: Normal End Ver. -
) also just as a heads up I just posted videos for the "missing" tracks in my original post so now the entire soundtrack should be available for "listening" on youtube.
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