Naofumi Hataya, Masafumi Ogata - Sonic CD FLAC

Naofumi Hataya House Hardcore Euro House RnB/Swing 1993 US

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1	(data track)	12:16
2	Untitled	0:06
3	Palmtree Panic	1:48
4	Palmtree Panic "G" Mix	1:20
5	Palmtree Panic "B" Mix	1:24
6	Collision Chaos	1:39
7	Collision Chaos "G" Mix	1:19
8	Collision Chaos "B" Mix	1:21
9	Tidal Tempest	1:54
10	Tidal Tempest "G" Mix	1:19
11	Tidal Tempest "B" Mix	1:17
12	Quartz Quadrant	1:42
13	Quartz Quadrant "G" Mix	1:16
14	Quartz Quadrant "B" Mix	1:04
15	Wacky Workbench	1:32
16	Wacky Workbench "G" Mix	1:01
17	Wacky Workbench "B" Mix	1:19
18	Stardust Speedway	1:54
19	Stardust Speedway "G" Mix	1:13
20	Stardust Speedway "B" Mix	1:06
21	Metallic Madness	1:24
22	Metallic Madness "G" Mix	1:05
23	Metallic Madness "B" Mix	1:12
24	Boss!!	1:19
25	Final Fever	1:23
26	Title	0:30
27	Untitled	0:30
28	Zone Clear	0:08
29	Speed Up!!	0:22
30	Invincible!!	0:21
31	Game Over	0:11
32	Special Zone	2:01
33	Little Planet	2:04
34	Sonic - You Can Do Anything (Opening Theme) Directed By – Ryo WatabeLyrics By – Casey RankinMusic By – Masafumi OgataProducer – Daikou Nagato*Vocals – Keiko Utoku	1:31
35	Cosmic Eternity - Believe In Yourself (Ending Theme) Directed By – Ryo WatabeLyrics By – Casey RankinMusic By – Naofumi HatayaProducer – Daikou Nagato*Vocals – Keiko Utoku	3:00

Credits

Composed By [Bgm], Arranged By [Bgm] – Masafumi Ogata (tracks: 1 to 33), Naofumi Hataya (tracks: 1 to 33)
Effects [Sound], Programmed By [Sound] – Yukifumi Makino

Notes

Mixed-Mode Sega Mega-CD video game with CD-DA soundtrack.

No numbered tracklisting. All titles taken from the music playing menu within the game.
Track 27 is audially identical to track 26, but not listed separately and used for a different purpose in the game.
Track 34 and 35 recorded at Studio Birdman and Mod Studio.

©1993 Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Made in Japan

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 4 974365 644079

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MK-4407	Spencer Nilsen	Sonic CD ‎(CD, Album, Enh, NTSC, Mix)	Sega Enterprises, Ltd	MK-4407	US	1993
85015	Unknown Artist	Sonic CD ‎(CD-ROM, Album, Enh, RE, Mix)	Sega, Sega Entertainment	85015	US	1996
680-6017-50 / MK85015	Spencer Nilsen / Naofumi Hataya	Spencer Nilsen / Naofumi Hataya - Sonic CD ‎(CD, Mix)	Sega Enterprises, Ltd	680-6017-50 / MK85015	Europe	1996

Dilkree

Sonic CD is probably my favourite Sonic The Hedgehog game, and it's soundtrack doesn't disappoint. Both the US and the Japanese/Europe Soundtracks to the game are great, though I think the Japan/Europe one is my personal favourite, as I feel it suits the game better and is more Sonic-ey. The game has seen something of a renaissance in the past few years when the it was uploaded to the iTunes store, and is probably more popular than ever seeing as most people didn't have the Mega CD add-on for the Megadrive (Sonic CD is the only game I own and ever played on that device!).

funike

NOTE: This review is for the Japanese/Europeen Version of the soundtrack, as the US version has a different one. Now this soundtrack just plain rocks! I have been a fan of the Sonic The Hedgehog video games since I was 4, and out of all the Sonic games, this one (for the Mega CD add on for Sega's Megadrive/Genesis)in my opinion is easily his best both for the game itself, and it's kick-ass soundtrack. On to the sountrack itself, if you like listening to Old-School Rave, mixed in with J-Pop (Japanese Pop Music), this is gonna be right up your street, and it goes so well with the game itself. The two vocal tracks (Toot Toot Sonic Warrior and Cosmic Eternaty) are nice poppy tracks, that open and end the game, plus the four variations of the Zone Stages music, are very well put together, that creates both atmosphere and head-bopping. The actual game itself however, is a masterpiece and puts all of the fairly mediocre games of Sonic's we have seen in recent years to shame. It is currently out of print, but you can buy it on Ebay, plus you can get it on the Nintendo Gamecube collection "Sonic Gems Collection".