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Shogun: Total War: Game rip (Win) [4/10] [14 Jun 2000]
Only last track is worth of better listening (though it has only 30 seconds :) ). Otherwise it's "only" far-east ambient music without any ideas.

Silent Hill: Original soundtrack (PS1) [3/10] [26 Feb 1999] KICA-7950
Well, if someone likes nasty horror tracks, then he's maybe at right place. He will really scare. But I don't like it very much, it's not very listenable. Maybe you should listen it in the game, then the experience will be different, but as a soundtrack? Bleeah...

Skeleton Warriors: Game rip [8/10] [21 May 1996]
Another of the great tunes by Tommy Tallarico. There are 16 tunes which's quality varies from real excellent ones, to above average. But overall score is rather good.

Slamscape: Game rip [4/10] [04 Oct 1996]
Hard rocks metal tracks. For metal fans maybe good, but for normal people on the border of listenability :)

Soul Calibur: Original soundtrack [7/10] [21 Oct 1999] APCG-9006
Most of the CD is a bit too "strong" - big battle tunes, but without any deeper idea. But end of the CD 1 and whole short CD 2 rescue this soundtrack from being only "average", because here are few really fresh and melodic themes.

Soul Reaver 2: Promo CD [5/10]
Well, this soundtrack was dissappointment for me - it is not absolutely bad, it has some melodies, but overall it hasn't many ideas, and therefore it comes boring and monotone. Soul Reaver 2 surely doesn't reach the music quality of its predecessors, unfortunately. I think I was very good to this music when I left archived it as whole :)

Soulbringer: Original soundtrack (Win) [9/10] [2000]
Nice fantasy tracks, cool melodies, great soundtrack!

Space Quest 6: Roger Wilco in the Spinal Frontier: Game rip [6/10] [1995]
Only one short track which was as WAV file on PC-version. Listenable and slightly above average. The rest tunes are in MIDI, I think.

Speedster: Game rip [6/10] [May 1997]
Fast guitar racing tracks. Heard better ones.

Spellcross: Game rip [6/10] [01 Jan 1997]
Slow strategy tunes, mostly something between ambient background and a bit more fresh tunes. Though the overall experience is not bad, I heard also better ones.

Star Fox 64: Original soundtrack (N64) [7/10] [17 Oct 1997] PCCG-00421
This soundtrack has plenty of nice and melodic space tunes - but you have to forgive it a bit "computerized" feeling - it's "only" Nintendo 64...

Star Ocean: The Second Story Fantasy Megamix (PS1) [9/10] [06 Nov 2000] FSCA-10145
This soundtrack has classic "adventurous" music tracks - most of them are really very nice and melodic (Final Fantasy style, so expect also some true japanese battle tunes). The game should get really better ranking, but, unfortunately, soundtrack is on 2 CDs, and especially on the second CD are some more boring tracks..

Star Wars: Episode 1: Battle for Naboo: Fan soundtrack (N64) [6/10] [2004]
Common and known tunes based on Star Wars Episode I movie. Because of character of N64 sound chip, don't except CD quality, but it's rather satisfactory. Also don't expect any new ideas here, the tunes simple follow the Episode I movie-soundtrack :)

Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2: Game rip (Win) [5/10] [1997]
Tunes which fit very good to the game and maintain cool game's athmosphere, but for pure listening alone they come a bit too boring, ambient and without fresh ideas.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: Fan soundtrack [7/10] [2004]
Orchestral Star Wars music, which we listened lot of times to in lot of versions. This time strong orchestral tunes offer also some good ideas, though in some places it comes too common and boring.

Star Wars: Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron 2: Fan soundtrack (GCube) [8/10] [2003]
Strong and quality soundtrack, classic Star Wars themes are not "main theme" of the soundtrack, leading melody is more concerned to the theme from first part of Rogue Squadron (however in better quality) - but there are also lot of new ideas, which make this orchestral soundtrack rather original and refreshing.

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3: Rebel Strike: Fan soundtrack (GCube) [6/10] [2004]
This time you can see some Star Wars themes in retro-style from 50-60s, however, mostly you'll be guided within Star Wars and Rogue Squadron motives, used also in previous games. Completely new motives seemed to me a bit orchestrally boring and although you could see some freshness there, it's too few when you take in mind the fact how many Star Wars games with same motives were released previously.

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron: Fan soundtrack (Win) [8/10] [2004]
One of really good Star Wars soundtracks. Interesting are especially new ideas and motives which enhance Star Wars feel a lot and which make soundtrack not-so-common. However, quality of tunes is lower comparing to other Star Wars games, because it was originated for Nintendo 64 console.

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire: Game rip [7/10] [03 Dec 1996]
Famous star wars themes. Nothing less, nothing more.

Starcraft: Game rip [7/10] [01 Dec 1997]
Some tunes are great and became very famous, other ones are too ambient. But you'd look at the soundtracks, because the quality of in-game tunes is reduced.

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