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This CD has been released to celevrate LucasArts' 20th anniversary. If you’re living in the United States or in Canada, you can order it directly from LucasArts’ company store. However, if you live in Europe, you’ll have to purchase it via Synsoniq Records.

Find our more about this CD in our review!

On the CD:

1. 20th Anniversary Fanfare
2. Outlaws Theme
3. Monkey Island Theme
4. Hector Steps Out
5. Smooth Hector
6. Marco de Pollo
7. Hector's Blues
8. The Ballet of Dr. Death
9. Temple Gate
10. The Monument
11. Mission to the Asteroid
12. Underwater Lagoon
13. The Train
14. Pegnose Pete's Hideout
15. Scumm Bar
16. The Mystes of Tyme
17. The Enlightened Florist
18. Bone Wagon
19. Tango
20. The Sawmill
21. Laser Drill
22. Gladius Sketches
23. Finale
 
 

The Dig was the first game LucasArts decided to release a soundtrack from. It has been published by a real Audio-CD-Company: Angel Records, and it was available through some e-commerce distributors like Amazon.com! Unfortunately I have heard that most distributors have sold out the CD, so it is quite hard at the moment to still get a copy of this CD. If anyone still knows a place where the CD of The Dig is available, please mail this information to me and I will post it in the News section.

I really love the CD... when you hear these atmospheric songs, you really feel like back on Cocytus. However I must warn you: All the tracks of this CD are very slow and ambient. Most songs use the same few main themes and that's why they all sound a little similar. If you have played the game and if you sit down, relax, and listen to the music loudly, it sounds great. But if you use the CD in background (like when you're driving), it can sometimes drive you nuts ;-)

On the CD:

1. Mission the the Asteroid
2. Another World
3. Ghosts
4. The Ancient City
5. Underwater Cavern
6. A River Canyon
7. The Madness of the Crystals
8. Tomb of the Past
9. The Monument
10. Dimensions in Time
11. Cathedral of the Lost
 
 

Unlike the Dig-soundtrack, this soundtrack has been produced and distributed by LucasArts themselves. It is available via some occasional special offers and via the Lucas Arts Company Store - people who don't live in the United States or Canada can purchase the soundtrack at synSONIQ Records.

This soundtrack is really cool. It features most of the games best pieces; but still, there are some nice pieces that are not included. The CD has an excellent quality - the only negative point is that most of the pieces are quite short (mostly 1 minute - there are even two pieces that last for about 20 seconds). But still, it is a must have for everyone who has a possibility to get one!!

By the way, you can find a complete review of this CD at Computer Game Music Monthly.

On the CD:

1. Casino Calavera
2. Swanky Maximino
3. Smooth Hector
4. Mr. Frustration Man
5. Hectore Steps Out
6. Hi-Tone Fandango
7. She sailed away
8. High Roller
9. Domino's in Charge
10. Trouble with Carla
11. Blue Casket Bop
12. Manny's Office
13. Rubacava
14. Blue Hector
15. This Elevator is Slow
16. Domino
17. Don Copal
18. Neon Ledge
19. Nuevo Marrow
20. Gambling Glottis
21. Raoul Appears
22. Scrimshaw
23. Talking Limbo
24. Coaxing Meche
25. Lost Souls' Alliance
26. Los Angelitos
27. The Enlightened Florist
28. Temple Gate
29. Ninth Heaven
30. Compañeros
31. Many & Meche
32. Bone Wagon
 
 

Well, this is no real game soundtrack by LucasArts. It's a CD from the Gone Jackals, and as you all know, the Gone Jackals made the music for Full Throttle. The CD even includes some songs that were also in the game.
As I don't own this CD, I can't tell too much about this CD. However I do know that this CD is still available at Amazon.com and at synSONIQ Records.

On the CD:

1. Get Outta Town
2. Legacy
3. Let'er Rip
4. Drop The Hammer
5. Born Bad
6. You Don't Know A Thing About Me
7. Black Is White
8. Trapped
9. We Want Our Brothers Back
10. Love Comes Crawling
11. Not Buried Deep Enough
 
 

Outlaws was a spaghetti western game... and besides the really nice cutscenes, awesome voice acting and intelligent gameplay, the music by Clint Bajakian was definitely one of the games best qualities. Outlaws has got the award "Best game music of the year" from Computer Gaming World, and I think it really deserved it: The songs were brilliant, had an excellent sound quality and were really long (most of them were at least three minutes long)!

That's why LucasArts has perhaps decided to release an official soundtrack CD. I don't have the CD myself, but I guess it contains the same tracks than those that were on the two game CDs (the game used redbook audio for the music). But still, it must be nice to have all these tracks on one CD and without the disturbing data tracks (the game was on two CDs). So you can listen to it on your disc-man or your hi-fi, in your car... and everywhere else!

The soundtrack CD is currently only sold together with the game, so it's a good opportunity for those didn't have the game (which also got the "best story" award from PC Games (English)) until now. Just like the soundtrack CD from Grim Fandango (see above), it is (as far as I know) only sold at the LucasArts Company Store, which unfortunately only delivers to the United States and Canada.
 
 

This original CD features 14 full length tracks and can be ordered at the LucasArts Conpany Store for $12,95 (together with a free comic). The CD is not available outside North America, and we don't have any track listing either. Anyone with more information, please contact us. Thanks!