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1994 3 Ninjas Kick Back
the Sega CD version of this game was only ever released as a bundle (with Hook). so uh. hm.
musically it’s a mix between bombastic orchestral and cheesy 90s dance music. the juxtaposition is quite jarring, really!
the cheesier 90s dance tracks are alright though. check out “Secret Cave”
1993 A-Rank Thunder Tanjouhen
the redbook is mostly (but not entirely) dialog. the game alternates between redbook and FM music while playing...
as for the actual tunes: I’m not a fan, but they’re not terrible.
1995 The Adventures of Batman & Robin
it’s positively......alright.
I prefer the Genesis version overall.
check out “Virtual Arcade”
1992 The Adventures of Willy Beamish
not much to say here. it’s alright. point and click adventure game music.
it’s a mix of redbook and unripped RF5C
1994 After Armageddon Gaiden: Majuu Toushouden Eclipse
the music is perfectly passable, but not something I’d keep. not much else to comment on really.
1993 After Burner III
this is astoundingly good.
maddeningly, the best tracks are hard to find on youtube, and the tracks that I do find are different from my version. (perhaps there was a soundtrack difference across regions?)
check out the rave-influenced “Lunar Ground”
rec
1992 Aisle Lord
the redbook is use exclusively for dialog...except for the anime style opening.
the rest of the soundtrack is RF5C based, and not half-bad! though it is entirely unripped, there is a sound test that’s easy to access
as for the authors, i found this list which looks a bit shady but does seem plausible.
1993 Alshark
I think the music here is based off of the X68000 version but I can’t place half of the tracks. it’s still pretty good though. the tunes here keep a nice balance between fun and serious, so to speak.
check out “Fighting Smash” (or “Smaaaaash” as it’s called in the X68000 version)
1993 The Amazing Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin
this has a sound test, but none of the tracks are labeled, and the tracks don’t seem to correspond to any levels or sections of the games besides the title screen and cutscenes. argh.
musically it’s very rock-oriented. it’s not bad, but not too exciting to my ears either. I still enjoy a few tracks like “Music Test #11” though
1993 Android Assault: The Revenge of Bari-Arm
this is a full-production redbook soundtrack, with more musicians than I’d like to name in the tags.
the result is pretty good, if perhaps a bit muddled by the technology (presumably. idk why exactly but this doesn’t feel as crisp as it could)
it’s still worth a listen though. check out “Gravity Pagoda”
1993 Anetto Futatabi
this is what I’d describe as a pretty nice soundtrack held back by production values.
a few of the tunes are still worth listening to though, such as “Level 4″
1993 Arcus I-II-III
this is unripped, but easy to rip thanks to an easy-to-find sound test! it’s entirely FM, and pretty enjoyable overall
there’s also a single redbook track used as an opening theme, which triples the list of authors...
1993 Arslan Senki
a japan-only RPG with a purely redbook soundtrack. I’m not a fan, for the most part. interestingly one of my favorite tracks appears almost immediately, during the opening story sequence.
though the entire thing is available on youtube (which sometimes feels like a rarity for odd games like this)
1994 A/X-101
this seems to have fairly minimal music, but it does use the RF5C quite a bit.
of course, it’s unripped.
1993 Batman Returns
very nice, moody music.
check out “Act 3 Driving Stages 1-5”
1994 Battle Frenzy
also known as Bloodshot in the PAL regions. this is a technically impressive game with a sweet dancefloor-type rave soundtrack
check out “Level 3″ for example. quality. so of course I’m giving it a rec.
1994 Battlecorps
this has a pretty darn good redbook soundtrack! it reminds me a bit of Frank Klepacki’s more atmospheric music, which is a good thing in my book.
I’d like to specifically highlight ”Alpha 7 Sewers” here, but the entire soundtrack is worth a rec...even if 90% of the redbook tracks are just voice acting.