TBOTAS: The Best Of The Amiga Scene

[Secret Squirrel]

Information mostly comes from Discogs:

http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-B...release/985939

It is also found in SynSONIQ's catalog, but I'm not sure if it's a second printing.

http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetai...0ba20d53adc2ec

[ronaldvd]

Some additional information can be found here:
* http://www.amigareport.com/ar308/news5.html
* http://uk.aminet.net/docs/anno/thebest3.txt

I've added the sales price based on this information and corrected the release classification: these are the exact recordings of the music from the previously released actual scene demos, no original works

EDIT: I'm not sure why my edit was partly rejected...
Original Soundtrack == Music that accompanies some audio, visual, or printed work --> this is the case, the music is taken directly from scene demos
Original Work == Music that has no connection to any of VGMdb's categories --> this is NOT the case, the music is connected to Demo Scene releases

[Myrkul]

Most of the tracks (if not all) are just music (mods), and were not used as demos.
For example "Compulsion to Obey by Lizardking/Razor1911" was music created for the Assembly 1994 4 channel's music competition.

I am not even sure if we treat music for demos (something you can't play) as "soundtrack".

[ronaldvd]

Maybe I have overestimated the number of tracks that were used in demos... A quick check at BitFellas:BitJam shows that at least 6 tracks were used in regular demos, and some others in music disks or disk magazines.

To play or not to play shouldn't make a difference for the definition of soundtrack, I would think. Especially since soundtrack is normally applied to movies too.

Re-reading the help text on the submission form, I think that actually both "Original Work" and "Original Soundtrack" should be selected, since there is at least one track of either kind.
Anyway, I can also live with "Original Work" as release type. I just thought my edit was kind of obvious, but it turns out it isn't.