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PLANT-42 PRESENTS: Biohazard 2 Missing Track Collection Composer: Masami Ueda, Shusaku Uchiyama, Syun Nishigaki System: PS1 Year: 1998 Tracks: 14 Format: MP3 (192 kbps)

Tracklist:

Dead Factory

Skytram Reunion

Emergency On The Platform Lift

Final Destination

You’re Alive

Last Chance

The Daredevil Four

Your Mission

Set About The Mission

Under The Cover of Darkness

Long and Gloomy Underground Passageway

We Will Never Die

Find the Final One!

Dawn Never Fails to Come

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Complete Track, as the title infers, was supposed to give us the remaining supplemental tracks that weren’t on the original soundtrack. At 42 tracks however it came short, missing 6 pieces used in the main game.

Whilst the last 8 tracks in this compilation technically saw release on the Complete Track album, they were all arrangement versions that weren’t done on hardware with the sound-library for Biohazard 2, making them sound quite different/polished compared to the hardware-generated versions heard in game. 

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PLANT-42 PRESENTS: BIOHAZARD UMBRELLA CHRONICLES COMPLETE GAME SOUND Composer: Masafumi Takada, Jun Fukuda System: Nintendo Wii Year: 2007 Tracks: 57 Format: M4A (VBR)

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While there was a retail release for Umbrella Chronicles, it was... suffering from a lot of missing tracks, and even main released tracks being cut completely in half (such as the title theme.) Most tracks also had low/high tension variants for ambience or combat thematics which never made it to the retail release. It’s such a shame because the variants are all amazing, and some of the best boss tracks didn’t make it to retail because of their decision to omit these for some reason.

Due to the enormous size of it, tracklist plus sample uploads are below: 

TRACKLIST:

The Theme of The Umbrella Chronicles

Begin Here

Ecliptic Express: Interior

Endogenous Opioid

Ecliptic Express: Outside

Ecliptic Express: Borderline

Ecliptic Express -high tension-

Convulsions 

Training Facility: A

Training Facility: B

Training Facility: C

Training Facility: D

Mimesis 

White Out

Queen Leach

Initial R -low tension-

Initial R

Dormitory Courtyard -low tension-

Dormitory Courtyard

Dormitory Courtyard -high tension-

Suicidal Explosion

The Mansion Incident

Swoon

Look Up

Photosynthesis Need Not Apply

Virus Syndicate 

Virus Syndicate -high tension-

Live Evil

Rebirth

Raccoon City 

Flight or Fight

Sterilization -low tension-

Sterilization 

Sterilization -high tension-

Beasties

September 1998

Tetrodotoxin

Sympathy For The Zombie

Highway -Leon-

Oriental Woman -low tension-

Oriental Woman

To The End: Factory A

To The End: Factory B

To The End: Factory C

The Laboratory

Unlikely Allies

Escapee

Corporeal 

Corporeal -high tension-

Nothing Is Impossible

You Only Live Twice -low tension-

You Only Live Twice 

No Word For It -low tension-

No Word For It

No Word For It -high tension-

You Are Dead

Blacken Sabbath 

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PLANT-42 PRESENTS: Gun Survivor 2 BIOHAZARD CODE: Veronica Composer: Makoto Iida, Takeshi Miura, Hijiri Anze, Sanae Kasahara System: Arcade, PS2 Year: 2001 Tracks: 19 Format: MP3 (224-320 kbps)

Tracklist:

ATTRACT

“You’re No Monster” |「 ....化け物じゃなさそうだな」

Stage 1 Prison: Escape | STAGE 1 PRISON: 脱出

The Warden’s Pet: Neticia | 刑務所長のペット「ネティシア 」

Stage 2 Official Residence: Stray | STAGE 2 OFFICIAL RESIDENCE: 迷走

Discovering Nemesis | ネメシス発見

The Pursuer Nemesis | 追跡者ネメシス 

The Sweeper’s Scream | スウィーパーの悲鳴

Stage 3 Training Camp: Anxiety  | STAGE 3 TRAINING CAMP: 不安*

Discovering Nosferatu | ノスフェラトゥ発見*

Stage 4 Private Residence: Frustration | STAGE 4 PRIVATE RESIDENCE: 焦燥

Alexia Appears | アレクシア現れる

Alexia’s Metamorphosis | アレクシア変身

Monster Battle | 化け物戦

Stage 5 Airport: Death Siege | STAGE 5 AIRPORT: 死闘

Tyrant Battle | タイラント戦*

A New Dawn | 朝焼け 

Staff Roll | スタッフ・ロール

RESULT

                                 * Denotes reissued track from CODE: Veronica

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This release wasn’t possible without @terrorgrigia, who supplied the original disc rips from the PS2 version; I’ve simply mastered them by looping them, or combining multiple tracks to create full songs and time synched them to how they load on the arcade version of the game, along with setting names for them based on the stages/monsters in the game. Thank you, plant mom!

Gun Survivor 2 is a mixed bag for so many people: in the west it’s either mostly unknown due to a single non-Japanese release being only in the PAL market or it’s outright hated/mocked for being silly, while in Japan it’s remembered as a fun game as you relive Claire’s own nightmares from the Rockfort-Antarctic incident. 

What I do know for sure is: it’s got a pretty awesome soundtrack. 

Most tracks for the arcade release were original compositions, with a tiny handful of tracks having stingers/jingles from the original CV, or being from CV itself. The PS2 version reused a lot more of CV’s original soundtrack for EX games such as Roach Mode, and given they are unaltered I’ve left them out of this release, focusing more on the arcade soundtrack pathing for a full playthrough experience. 

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PLANT-42 PRESENTS: Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X European Versions Composer: Takeshi Miura, Hijiri Anze, Sanae Kasahara System: PS2 Year: 2001 Tracks: 4 Format: MP3 (320 kbps)

Tracklist:

Murderous Eyes | アレクシアVS.ウェスカーPart2完全版バージョン

For S.T.A.R.S. | ウェスカーと対峙するクリス&クレア

Awesome Powers | ウェスカーVSクリスPart2

Invincible! | よみがえるウェスカー

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This release wasn’t possible without @terrorgrigia, who supplied the original disc rips from the PS2 version; I’ve simply curated them and dual named the tracks for distribution and archival purposes. Thank you again, plant mom!

The original Dreamcast release CODE: Veronica Complete was a beautiful silky smooth game that really showed how SEGA’s final console could shine. The PS2 port however had issues due to it being ported over from NAOMI architecture hastily, suffering a lot of lag and slow down issues. The region most affected by this was the PAL region: the non NTSC release of CODE: Veronica X was horribly laggy and slow in key cutscenes that were a bit more hardware intensive. For that reason, some Complete/X cutscenes got extended cuts of the tracks accompanying them to allow for the slowdown to keep the tracks synced. 

Only four tracks had major differences:

Murderous Eyes has a whole new vocal solo prominent in it while clocking in at 1:21 vs the 1:13 of the NTSC-U/J release. 

For S.T.A.R.S. received an extended chorus build and clocks in at 1:44 vs 1:35. 

Awesome Powers also got an extended tension build clocking in at 1:22 vs 1:12. 

Finally, Invincible is slowed down in general with longer pauses clocking in at 1:20 vs 1:14.

These variants never were released on any official soundtracks.