VG earworms galore!

[Ombre Vivante]

I had to go back and edit this post because it's on the wrong board. However, I bring a good link:

http://snesmusic.org/v2/

This site packs all those SNES video game scores from yesteryear. Alls you need is WinAmp and its plug in. I've been playing Goemon in a vicious loop

Edited February 16, 2009 by Guest
Wrong post.

[Ombre Vivante]

Here's a supplemental site to gather even more SNES music:

http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/snes/index-classic.html

[Farin]

do you maybe know where one could find the music of the old Lucas Arts adventures? (Like this one)

[Ombre Vivante]

I wish I knew. I imagine Lucas Arts is probably more stringent when it comes to their music. I once tried to get in touch with one of their music composers and it went in a loop (a friend of mine ended up recording the song off the video and made an mp3). There are some famous games you won't find at either site. For example, I had to look up Splatterhouse individually and download from two different places to get the arcade and home versions of those tunes.

[Farin]

yeah, that's what I imagined... you would think after 15 to 20 years they wouldn't be that valuable for them anymore.

It's a bummer, I was a big fan of their games back in the day

but anyway, thanks for the links you gave, I wasn't a big SNES player, but even I know some of these

[TheLizard]

In a semi-related note, the Monkey Island series was the best series of computer games ever!

[Farin]

defintely! says Stan

[Ombre Vivante]

I'm definitely feelin' Ducktales, the Moon stage, this morning:

Gettin' drunk off nostalgia chiptunes