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Motoi Sakuraba Soundtrack 2017 Europe

Performer: Motoi Sakuraba
Title: Dark Souls (Original Game Soundtrack)
Style: Soundtrack
Released: 2017
Country: Europe
MP3 album: 1320 mb
FLAC album: 1963 mb
Rating: 4.8
Other formats: VOC AUD MP1 MOD ASF AU TTA
Genre: Screen and stage

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Motoi Sakuraba, Yuka Kitamura – Majula (Dark Souls II). 3:14. Motoi Sakuraba – Knight Artorias (2012, Dark Souls OST). Motoi Sakuraba (Original Game Soundtrack Dark Souls II) – Old Iron King. Motoi Sakuraba – Majula (Dark Souls 2 OST) (zaycev. Dark Souls PtDE OST – Dark Sun Gwyndolin (Motoi Sakuraba). Dark Souls PtDE OST – Knight Artorias (Motoi Sakuraba).

Dark Souls (Original Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album).

Motoi Sakuraba (Original Game Soundtrack Dark Souls II) –Royal Rat Vanguard (theme from Dark Souls II). 2:13. Motoi Sakuraba, Yuka Kitamura –Fire Keepers (Dark Souls 2 OST). Motoi Sakuraba –28 - Demon of Song (OST Dark Souls II). 2:38. Motoi Sakuraba (Dark Souls OST) –Chaos Witch Quelaag.

Album · 2019 · 47 Songs.

Dark Souls III Soundtrack Soul of Cinder 05:52. Dark Souls 2 soundtracks OST King Vendrick 03:08. Motoi Sakuraba (Original Game Soundtrack Dark Souls II) Ruin Sentinel 02:26. Dark Souls II Soundtrack OST Belfry Gargoyle 02:11. OST Dark Souls Nameless Song 06:37.

Dark Souls Full Original Soundtrack" is the same, just all the loops are played once in all the tracks. 31 Motoi Sakuraba - The Dark Lord 5:00 32 Motoi Sakuraba - Nameless Song (Album version) 6:36 33 Motoi Sakuraba - Gwyn Lord of Cinder (600% Slower Version by Don Cook) 20:56 34 Motoi Sakuraba - Nameless Song (In-Game version) 8:11. Tracks info: Spoiler!

Tracklist

A1	Prologue	3:41
A2	Firelink Shrine	2:17
A3	Taurus Demon	2:12
A4	Bell Gargoyle	2:20
A5	Pinwheel	1:52
A6	Gaping Dragon	2:23
A7	Chaos Witch Quelaag	2:12
A8	Daughter Of Chaos	2:16
B9	Iron Golem	2:16
B10	Ornstein & Smough	2:16
B11	Gwynevere, Princess Of Sunlight	2:17
B12	Great Grey Wolf Sif	2:29
B13	Ceaseless Discharge	2:13
B14	Centipede Demon	2:21
B15	Four Kings	2:04
B16	Seath The Scaleless	2:20
C17	Gravelord Nito	2:30
C18	Bed Of Chaos	2:29
C19	The Ancient Dragon	2:45
C20	Crossbreed Priscilla	2:20
C21	Dark Sun Gwyndolin	2:13
C22	Gwyn, Lord Of Cinder	2:40
D23	Nameless Song	6:36
D24	Sanctuary Guardian	2:31
D25	Knight Artorias	3:14
D26	Battle Of Stoicism	2:13
D27	Manus, Father Of The Abyss	3:20
D28	Kalameet	3:20

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.
Copyright (c) – FromSoftware, Inc.
Mastered At – GS Mastering & Post

Credits

Mastered By – Anders Peterson

Notes

Audio restoration and mastering by Anders Peterson.

Vinyl variant of Dark Souls exclusively available on Spacelab9's website. Limited edition of 100.

Durations are provided on the gatefold.

Dark Souls ™ & ©BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc. / ©FromSoftware, Inc. ℗2017 BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (A-side): 153736E1/A
Matrix / Runout (B-side): 153736E2/A
Matrix / Runout (C-side): 153736E3/A
Matrix / Runout (D-side): 153736E4/A

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DS_Audio	Motoi Sakuraba	Dark Souls (Soundtracks) ‎(CD, Album)	Namco Bandai Games	DS_Audio	Europe	2011
DS_Audio	Motoi Sakuraba	Dark Souls (Soundtracks) ‎(CD, Album)	Namco Bandai Games	DS_Audio	UK & Europe	2012
FFSA-ST002	Motoi Sakuraba	Dark Souls (Original Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album)	FromSoftware	FFSA-ST002	Japan	2011
DS_Audio, DS_BTS	Motoi Sakuraba	Dark Souls Soundtracks / Behind The Scenes ‎(CD, Album, Boo + DVDr)	Namco Bandai Games, Namco Bandai Games	DS_Audio, DS_BTS	UK & Europe	2012
none	Motoi Sakuraba	Dark Souls ‎(31xFile, FLAC)	Bandai Namco Entertainment	none	Europe	2019

Comments: (10)

Wilalmaine

The sound quality is terrible, very noisy. Firelink Shrine, my favorite track, is so spoiled by noise that I can't enjoy it.I'm giving it 2 stars because it still has some value for those who love the game, like me.

Duzshura

Without an official statement on the vinyl all Im left to look at is the Matrix runout. From that I can pretty safely tell that it was pressed at GZ media, one of Europes biggest pressing companies and the mastering was done at GS mastering and post. This is why it gets complaints, there is little care put in, the cheapest alternatives were used and they just ride on the name Dark Souls to sell.

Shadowredeemer

Have to say, for my first purchase from SPACELAB and owning one of the 100 pressings of the Blue Eye Orb variant, they're not winning me over with this copy. My set is rather flawed. There's clearly audio degradation on the later tracks on all sides of each disc, and I'm unlucky enough to have near-unfixable skipping by the end of Side A. Note: Near. It can be somewhat resolved by scratching through the grooves via toothpick, but the skipping does occur; only less frequently. I suppose it's a fallacy baked into the vinyl, not so much the dust, dirt or whatever's blocking the grooves. SPACELAB did help out with replacement copies, but from what I got, they sound worse. I learned quite a lesson from this as a first-time record consumer to never get suckered into these limited edition variants if they don't meet the vinyl quality worthy of their sell.

Windworker

Side-D I know there's no such thing as a flawless press, so I have to make due with near-flawless ones. Agreed, I find things like recording quality, mixing and mastering to be more important than the press however. At least with loud songs you wont be distracted too much by a bad press.

Watikalate

I know there's no such thing as a flawless press, so I have to make due with near-flawless ones.

Onoxyleili

Side-D In this case, GZ Media was doing a pretty lousy job. And I'm surprised to learn they control a great number of vinyl presses, because again (of the records I owned, specifically Shenmue and Biggie's recent "Ready to Die" album), I got pressings that are near perfect. If not having surface noise or other sound imperfections counts as "alright", I'll stick to "alright". But this one isn't alright. Well its true that it is a little more complicated than so. Sometimes GZ media do the mastering in house and by computer generation, sometimes that is done separately, like in this case. Im just saying that in general, the releases that are associated with GZ media are mostly alright on all fronts, with exceptions. But if there are no press imperfections, the pressing is naturally flawless. Although no press is flawless.

Qudanilyr

In this case, GZ Media was doing a pretty lousy job. And I'm surprised to learn they control a great number of vinyl presses, because again (of the records I owned, specifically Shenmue and Biggie's recent "Ready to Die" album), I got pressings that are near perfect. If not having surface noise or other sound imperfections counts as "alright", I'll stick to "alright". But this one isn't alright.

Bladecliff

Side-D I don't know if I can call GZ Media the culprit for a bad press. From the few records I owned, GZ Media pressings turned out pretty good; great, even. Thought the fallacy of this LP can be due to many things. GZ media is proven to not use high quality vinyl and the fact that they are almost the biggest pressing company in all of Europe explains why they cant have quality control on everything. Thats the nature of these companies. Im not saying every record is bad. I have my share of GZ media presses as well. Many are alright. But I have never been amazed by something from them either. But the company pressing the record is the culprit if the press quality is bad. Mastering is another issue. I havnt heard it myself but if you experience surface noise and unwanted sound anomalies thats dependent on the press.

Jaiarton

I don't know if I can call GZ Media the culprit for a bad press. From the few records I owned, GZ Media pressings turned out pretty good; great, even. Thought the fallacy of this LP can be due to many things.

Reighbyra

It mostly depends on what pressing plant and mastering engineers the distributers decide to use. Without an official statement on the vinyl all Im left to look at is the Matrix runout. From that I can pretty safely tell that it was pressed at GZ media, one of Europes biggest pressing companies and the mastering was done at GS mastering and post, a program that does remastering automatically from what I can tell. This is why its so poorly made, there is little care put in, the cheapest alternatives were used and they just ride on the name Dark Souls to sell.

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