Name: Sim City 3000
Alternate name: SimCity 3000
Characteristics: Simulation, Strategy, Isometric, Managerial / Trade, Politics, like Sim City
Publishers: Electronic Arts, Maxis, EA
Developer: Maxis
Original/port composers: Jerry Martin, Loki Software (Linux)
Platforms:
Linux (1999) - Europe
PC Windows (02 Feb 1999) - Europe
Macintosh (27 Jul 1999)
L600 (Unfinished) - United States

Music info

Released: 2003
Related Plaform: PC Windows
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Loki Software
Info Source: Pyramid Head
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 15
Num of CDs: 1

User reviews

"When I want to hear relaxing music..." (by Pyramid Head, 14 Sep 2004) [8/10]
...I listen this soundtrack. There are 15 veeeeeery long tunes (Except "Sim City Theme"). My favourite is "Night Life".
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You can free download this soundtrack from: http://simcity.ea.com/coolstuff/sc3k_music/index.php

Tracklist

1. Power Grid - 5:44
2. Magic City - 6:07
3. Illumination - 7:47
4. Building - 6:01
5. Window Washer's Dream - 5:00
6. Infrastructure - 7:07
7. New Terrain - 5:42
8. Sim City Theme - 1:01
9. Sim Broadway - 6:03
10. Urban Complex - 6:30
11. Central Park Sunday - 5:30
12. South Bridge - 6:39
13. Concrete Jungle - 7:01
14. Night Life - 6:29
15. Updown Town - 3:43

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"Music from Sim City 3000" (Original soundtrack)

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Record created/updated: 14. September 2004.
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