Dragon Lore, The Legend Begins Soundtrack (PC-WIN)

PLAYLIST: 00:00 Introduction 03:49 The Farmland 04:57 A Trap 05:15 Village of the Dragon Fly 06:22 Haagen von Diakonov 06:45 Crossing the River 07:06 Toadstool Village 08:06 Shrinking / Flying 08:15 The Pike* 08:22 The Duck Dragon 09:08 Helleynea D'Artica 09:33 Near the Castle / Brass Serpent 09:48 Disk 2 / Teleport 09:58 Castle von Wallenrod 11:00 The Dragon Guardian 11:14 The Von Wallenrod Chamber 12:23 Freed Soul 12:41 The Armory 13:39 Dragon Knight Armour 14:18 Nursery 15:25 The Council Hall 16:37 Diakonov's Blood 16:51 Flight to the Voting 17:56 The End 19:08 Game Over 19:34 Unused Track 1 20:50 Unused Track 2 In-game, the cinematic of the pike sounds like this track, but mixed with something else. Decided to include it anyway. === After his impressive OPL2-soundtracks for 'Dune', ' KGB' and 'MegaRace', French composer Stéphane Picq continued to make his scores with his own digital samples, like in 'Commander Blood' 'Lost Eden' and this soundtrack for 'Dragon Lore.' There wasn't unlimited room for his melodies on the 2 CD-ROMS which the game came on, but he used a smart system were he divided his melodies in different 'chunks' of just a few seconds. These chunks could be programmed in any order, to give the impression of longer musical pieces. It sounds repetitive now and then, but even under these limitations, Picq comes up with some wonderful gloomy tracks, full of heavy orchestrated melodies mixed with spooky voices and sounds. It still does wonders to bring the (now) primitive 3D-world to life. Enjoy! === TECHNICAL DETAILS I ripped the music-tracks from the game, using the 'Game Audio Player' (GAP), which you can find here: http://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/G... The game was my guide to put the different chunks of music-files in the same order. Some music-files were not used in the game, but nonetheless clearly part of the same melody. If so, I put them in the order the filename indicated to get an extended version. The tracks 'Introduction' and 'Unused Track 1' were downloaded by me years ago from the composers personal website. These tracks can be ripped from the game as well, but are of less quality. The track 'Game Over' was recorded in-game and wasn't part of the ripped files. © Cryo Interactive Entertainment