Gotta love how there’s 4 different versions of the same soundtrack, the MT-32 Definitely hits a certain way compared to the Sega, DOS & Spice Opera variants 😋

PC Speaker is poor?

I love fawn song! Even if she was wh....

There is some whistling at the start that shouldn't be there. I remember seeing this before and solving it in my childhood. I don't remember how. Definitely had to reset my LAPC-1. Later I got an MQX-16 and CM-32L .

PSA: Creators will create a 6th game IF they receive the funding from a generous contributor (or contributors). The series can continue.

Honk 'n roll

That's great! The download is a broken link, would love finding it... On the net there are only worse version, like Adlib or Amiga.

Liked this game in early nineties. Have memories about title sound played through just purchased new SB AWE32 and 100W ampflier in MT-32 mode. Remembering that still gives me goosebumps.

Sounds amazing especially the bass!

Fantastic =)

My brother says Volcania has a very unusual time signature, 13/7 or somesuch, but I don't know how to tell. He geeks out over stuff like that.

Seeing this and see if thieves playing out exactly like the image, you go through a ghost portal that leads you to melee Island You get out of the green fog and the music starts playing as you're sailing to the island the exact direction that the title card shows, it's perfect

I only heard these tunes trough my 2 bit pc speaker. Golden times haha

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A slice of video game history. Still play these games on steam and even got the t shirt

That Leftys Bar jingle is my favorite out of this game. Bluesy yet mellow at the same time.

very atmospheric, very 80s...molto bene

"Adult Television" is some smooth shit right there!

The main theme is so much fun to play! On any instrument. Gotta love Al Lowe... Just picked it out from memory on my old synth here. Figured it went in C and it did! =)

The “adult television” piece is one of the best pieces of music in video games history!! 😅

I have an MT-32 behind me I just gotta order a power supply for, and I didn't play this legendary title.. .. Should do that.

Oh. The download is no longer available :(

Oh yes!!! Memories! I remember I spend as fortune those days for the Roland LAPC1 Card. But it was worth EVERY single DM that time. This is far far far before MP3 take over and this was reals art at those days. Thanks for sharing!

I have tried to make something different and nice to listen : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaGaapeGm7Wke5Y

Amiga version and PC SB version are designed for the game. It could be much better sound design for MT-32. But they didn't do it. Instead just copy pasted notes and made very small adjustment.

How does this work? You plug it into that Roland MT-32 and then it converts it (the original (16bit??)) into this? Or did someone re-compose this?

Return was just released, but this is still my favorite version.

Best version, undoubtedly

I like that every time you lost the drivers remind you to race with Bernie XD He is the Glass Joe of racing games.

The instruments on the MT-32 sounds great, and I can imagine gameplay with this kind of audio quality must have been absolutely stunning back in the day. However, there is one thing I really don’t like about game music on the MT-32, and that is that there seems to be an exaggerated amount of reverb added to the songs by the MT-32 itself. You can even hear the excessive reverb in this video. Is it possible to decrease the amount of reverb in the mix by changing some settings on the MT-32 itself?

Just finished this a week or two ago. I know folks don't necessarily enjoy the parser based era of Sierra games but this one was truly fun. NGL I think it's 90% due to the soundtrack. Hearing Fester's World O' Wonders reminds me of getting my Astro chicken hat, chuckling when I wore it, and then having Arnold throat grab me and watching my hat just blow away in the wind. I was VERY upset over this.

The intro music of this game is just.. I can’t get enough of it. Loved it back then, love it now.

I can never get enough of that very first note... that BONNnNnnngggggg of "Warm Bell" on the MT-32. Oh gawd.... max volume.... annnndd.... BONNNNGGGGggggg..... then come those glorious synth brass notes as if to cheer; "GLORY BE TO PC GAMING!!" <3 <3

Is the music no long available for download?

Roger Dies #2 has to be my favorite defeat music in all of adventure games. A heroic music-sting that ends on a somber note is such a good little ditty.

Welcome back, Guybrush.

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I know this video is 10 years old now, but I need help. I'm almost positive that the track called Quiki-wed wedding chapel is a classical piece. I heard it in a movie recently called Oliver's Ghost. Its not two similar sounding songs. Theyre exactly the same, albeit performed on a piano. (Unless it really is from Larry and the movie stole it.) Does anyone know what it was originally called?

Having never played the secret of monkey island, and growing up in the 2000's, somehow this makes me feel incredibly nostalgic

2:48 Roam them roam the caverns freely, no more fireberries needed

Race results win is such a catchy tune 👌😎

The fact that the main tune is a quite marimba makes me like the pc-speaker version more....otherwise I like good midi scores.

Wait what??? This game had such amazing sound ? All I heard were blip blops from the case speaker 😭😂

Oh yeah! This is what i call, a legendary game soundtrack! I still have this game for my Amiga 500. 😺😸

What a nostalgic piece of music! It was 1990 and as an avid gamer and Sierra fan, I used the AdLib sound card for my gaming experience but then bought the Roland M-32 when Space Quest III came out. It sounded so good that I had friends from all over town come over and listen to the intro music of this game and others. It was a turning point in gaming sound quality and I still get goose bumps listening to it!

Michele's theme sounds like proto-vaporwave on the MT-32.

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Original FLAC files went vanished...

I think i prefer PC-Adlib version :)

I was just an AdLib guy, so I've never heard the Mt-32 instrumentation.