UAMUSICMG06: A history of Unreal MUSIC

[Secret Squirrel]

I played laser tag this weekend for my nephew's birthday party, and one of the songs played during the live-action fragfest was Foregone Destruction from Unreal Tournament.

[Metroid]

It has 2 pressed versions of this album, basically only DiscID differs. So I created a new entry for the other version.

References:

http://www.freedb.org/freedb/misc/2f119417

Edit: The European version:

http://www.discogs.com/Various-A-His...elease/1169671

[BahamutZ]

Is Shared Dig really 2:37. You would have to be crazy to shorten this track from its 5:43 run length. It is brilliant.

I think there was a 2 disc soundtrack somewhere. I couldn't find it listed here though.

[Secret Squirrel]

Sadly, yes. They always miss the second part of it.

I never heard of a 2-disc soundtrack, but there is a game rip that is organized as if it were two discs.

[Myrkul]

Dag added a new scan for a new print of the disc.
The one he added comes from the magazine "PC Gamer" (probably the UK version), that sold the game Unreal Anthology on may 2009.

Then, i added 2 other prints of the disc, the US version, and the German version.
The current display scan (in a jewel case), is the UK version, that's the only print with a catalog number "UAMUSICMG06".

One of this scan probably belongs to that other entry ?

[Dag]

The scan I had was originally labelled "Russian version" but that site sure doesn't seem very Russian to me. No idea where it comes from.

[SimonJXZ]

Should the other versions of the discs be listed here even though they don't have the catalog number UAMUSICMG06? The one we're calling "UK Version" is the only one that bears such a catalog number.

January 30: I removed the game sources from the track titles. These game sources are headings above each set of tracks showing which game a group of songs came from. They're not part of the titles, nor are they written as such.

[Secret Squirrel]

I think the other versions could probably get their own child album entries since they have different artworks and possibly cat numbers.

[SimonJXZ]

I'm unable to find anything that resembles a catalog number on the other discs. The PC Gamer version does have 122 MT v3.6 MTC000408 written on the right side, but I'm not sure that's any kind of catalog number (though to be honest I have a pretty conservative view of what a catalog number is). But perhaps the other pictures should be moved to the entry with no catalog number? Then they're all at least in an entry that has the same (non)catalog number, rather than in an entry that has a unique one.

Err, on second thought, I don't know what's going on with that entry. It has different track times, and there seems to have been some discussion about it. There's no picture of the disc and it's called the European version, so it's a really confusing factor. I'm not sure what to do.

[Myrkul]

At least, the PC Gamer disc should have it's own entry. The disc is really different.

[Valet2]

I'm pretty sure Will Nevins composed the last track. Because he's credited as an author of the original on the remixed OST of Unreal 3