Name: Silent Hill 4
Alternate name: Silent Hill 4: The Room (Full Title)
Characteristics: Horror adventure
Publisher: Konami
Developer: Konami
Original/port composer: Akira Yamaoka
Platforms:
PlayStation 2 (17 Jun 2004) - Japan
PC Windows (24 Sep 2004) - Europe
PlayStation 2 (24 Sep 2004) - Europe
X-Box (24 Sep 2004) - Europe

Music info

Released: 17 Jun 2004
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Akira Yamaoka
Info Source: Pyramid Head
Music type: Game rip
Num of tunes: 22
Num of CDs: 1

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The Game rip is available for download here:
http://cpadmin.panzerdragoon.co.uk/skf/stuff/sh4unreleased.zip

Tracklist

1. Burdens - 0:44
2. Didn't Know, Didn't Know - 0:22
3. Dire Wind - 0:33
4. Emergency Room - 1:18
5. Evening of Distance - 1:18
6. Flange Valve - 1:18
7. Hollow Melodies - 1:35
8. Hysteria Squeak - 0:37
9. It Is Done - 0:52
10. Large Deeds - 1:58
11. Lifesigns - 1:00
12. Lost Souls Without a Beat - 0:50
13. Musik Box Brass Locks - 0:46
14. Phasing of the Reverbs - 1:37
15. Room of Angel (Short Version) - 1:00
16. Room of Human - 1:17
17. Rumbling Whistle - 0:51
18. Somewhere, Something - 0:49
19. Stairway to a Watery Abyss - 1:19
20. The Trees Are Watching - 0:26
21. Wind Ire - 0:31
22. Sexy Eileen - 0:49

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LC-1292

Record created/updated: 16. September 2004.
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