Vampire Killer for the MSX has mostly the same music as the NES version - except the ending song, which is entirely exclusive to this version. Thanks to Proto for ripping these.

The Famicom Disk version of Castlevania 2 had, quite honestly, pretty crappy music compared to the NES version. The Akumajou Dracula Best 1 album did include 3 tracks from the cartridge release, but not all of them. So this is the complete soundtrack.

Once again, this whole soundtrack is also on the Akumajou Dracula Best 1 album, but that is for the Japanese version, which has somewhat different sounding music, due to a special chip inside the cartridge. I'm personally split on some the music - songs like Beginning and Mad Forest sound much better in Japanese version, but songs like Rising are preferable in the American release. I recorded a majority of the songs from the sound test, leaving out the crappier tunes.

Prologue Setting Title Screen The Forest - Level 1 Bloody Tears Castle Entrance - Level 2 Clocktower - Level 3 Main Keep - Level 4 Underground Sanctum - Level 5 Dungeon - Secret Level Trap Room Sub Boss Boss Battle Meeting with Alucard Alucard Battle Meeting with Dracula Dracula Battle Dracula Battle - Second Form Vampire Killer Ending Death BGM 11 BGM 12 BGM 4 Considering that Belmont's Revenge has one of the coolest soundtracks you'll find on the Game Boy, the follow up certainly is disappointing. It's nice that some old favorites make a return, but other than a few OK tunes, there's little in the way of interesting music here.

Player Death Final Level Victory Game Over Poison Mind (Another Nightmare) Before Boss Stage Victory Stop Watch Jingle I was always rather annoyed that the soundtrack release of Dracula X didn't have the non-CD Audio music tracks, but Protogem has recorded all of the synth music from ingame.

Bloodlines Beginning Bloody Tears Cemetary Den Password/Map Slash Vampire Killer Annette's Theme Before First Boss Ending and Credits Picture of a Ghost Ship The SNES version had surprisingly faithful music compared to the PC Engine original. I actually prefer a few of the songs, such as Bloodlines and Cemetary here in the SNES one. I still don't know why they put in the outrageously crappy Picture of a Ghost Ship over Cross a Fear. *sigh* A special thanks to Elbryan42 for recording and encoding the last four songs.

Cornell's Introduction Intro Part 1: Dracula's Servants Intro Part 2: Dracula's Resurrection (Bloody Tears) Intro Part 3: Cornell's Village (Beginning) Intro (Full) Henry's Father (cutscene) Outer Wall Legacy of Darkness Main Theme (Level 6) Legacy of Darkness Main Theme (Main Menu) The Sinking Old Sanctuary (Level 5) Bloodborn Cerebus I Cerebus II Cerebus III Charlie Vincent Cornell Ending A Cornell Ending B Female Victim Rises Rescue Henry A Rescue Henry B Rescue Henry C Shipwreck A Shipwreck B Skeleton Ape The Oarsman The Ship is Sinking Vampire Vincent Enter Castle Wall Meet Ortega Meet Dracula's Servant First Vampre Henry and Frank Meet Malus Actrise (Alternate) Harpy Spider Woman Queen Sypha's Defeat A Sypha's Defeat B Rosa's Defeat The Werewolf Security Crystal Shodown with Ortega Ortega's Defeat Shodown with Death Death's Defeat Death Steals Ada Drac's Coffin (Vampire Killer) Pre-Dracula Ultimate A Pre-Dracula Ultimate B Dracula's Coffin (Normal) Defeat of Dracula Supreme Dracula's True Form Pre Drago A Pre Drago B Defeat of Drago There were a handful of new songs composed for Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness, mostly for the new levels and some new cinema scenes. However, most of the music is the same. These are pretty much the most noteworthy tracks from the game. Too bad I couldn't get the intro without sound effects (and that loud burning) because it's a very cool piece of music. Oddly, the main theme for level 6 has the loud pops even on my television, so it's not a recording error on my part. Blasted N64. Outer Wall theme provided by JILost, all songs from "Bloodborn" on provided by Persmega X - these are also songs left off of the original Castlevania 64 OST.

01 - Black Sun (Title Screen) 02 - Name Entry 03 - Prologue (Mina's Theme) 04 - Castle Corridor 05 - Chapel 06 - Study 07 - Dance Hall 08 - Inner Quarters 09 - Floating Garden 10 - Clock Tower 11 - Underground Resevoir 12 - The Arena 13 - Top Floor 14 - Forbidden Area 15 - Chaotic Realm 16 - Hammer's Shop 17 - Game Over 18 - Confrontation (Boss Theme 1) 19 - Formidable Enemy (Boss Theme 2) 20 - Throne Fights (Graham Battle Theme) 21 - Battle with Chaos (Chaos Battle Theme 1) 22 - Last Battle (Chaos Battle Theme 2) 23 - Heart of Fire (Julius Belmont Battle Theme) 24 - Premonition (Yoko/Arikado Theme) 25 - Dracula's Fate (Soma/Arikado Conversation Theme) 26 - You're Not Alone (Soma's Allies Theme) 27 - Purification (Ending Theme 1) 28 - Epilogue (Ending Theme 2) 29 - Credits After Harmony of Dissonance's slightly disappointing soundtrack, Konami swore by their very soul that Aria of Sorrow would better it in any way. Well, that's kind of an exaggeration, but things worked out for the best. This time the music is composed by Michiru Yamane of Symphony of the Night fame, as well as Soshiro Hokkai (who did Harmony) and Takashi Yoshida, who did the one arranged track on the Harmony of Dissonance CD. The sound quality now ranks up there with the better GBA titles, and there's some suitably rocking songs, including the Castle Corridor, Clock Tower and Heart of Fire, an arrangement of a few older songs. Other great songs include the Forbidden Area, Underground Waterway, Chapel and Prologue. Hopefully a soundtrack release will follow shortly. Music recorded my myself and Elbryan42 of the Castlevania Treasury

Anime Tek A Anime Tek B Another Vamp Killer Better Dead Than Undead By The Whip Cartoon Chase Cartoon Clock Cartoon Disco Cartoon Evil Cartoon Jazz Cartoon Yodel Death Prayer Have Mercy Mummy Deep Snake Food Torture Vamp Title These are all MP3s provided by a source who wishes to remain anonymous - apparently composed by a group outside of Konami for Castlevania: Resurrection. I'm not sure exactly what the cartoon tracks are for, actually. The music is a combination of the ambiance found in Castlevania 64 with dark goth techno - it's not a new Dracula X or SoTN, but it's certainly very good. Definitely the best song is Have Mercy - the rest are decent, but hardly standouts