TxK - The Original Soundtrack

[Junosix]

The one on the OST is one that was sourced straight from Mike, a few of the tracks have been changed a bit to freshen them up a tad so I'm guessing he had a play with it before uploading.

Some of the messages people are sending with their payments are lovely, lots of glowing praise for us all. One guy has paid £3.03, I guess as a nod to some of the acid stuff on there

Have a cosmic run, Gaz!

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Ah all cool Must to admit to quite liking the original but this is good too

NEW VIDEO GAME SOUNDTRACK £5

[Junosix]

IN 3D.

[Jedburgh]

Might just be because it's new, but anyway. We're on the Bandcamp front page

[mamemeister]

Bought!

[VNVObit]

Might just be because it's new, but anyway. We're on the Bandcamp front page

under best sellers
Bought

[THEDARKPRIESTCYRIC]

Soundtrack bought

Bought. Great job, everyone. Now to actually get a Vita and the game!

You are going to love the Vita, great hardware and some of the best games I have played in a long time (Gravity Rush and Tearaway are fantastic don't miss out on those).

[mamemeister]

Listening to this in the car today, fucking love it!

[Junosix]

It is a blinder for a car journey!

I've finally had a chance to sit down and properly work my way through a lot of the levels (I'm on 76). With Tempest 2000 I was always a little sad when the webs that had Mind's Eye in the background finished and it was on to the next track, but with TxK I love it when the track changes to the next one. Mind's Eye is thrilling and will always be very special but somehow the TxK music has captured the excitement of that tune and repeated it 15 times.

And all of the bonus music is gorgeous.

[Baggypants]

It is a blinder for a car journey!

I've finally had a chance to sit down and properly work my way through a lot of the levels (I'm on 76). With Tempest 2000 I was always a little sad when the webs that had Mind's Eye in the background finished and it was on to the next track, but with TxK I love it when the track changes to the next one. Mind's Eye is thrilling and will always be very special but somehow the TxK music has captured the excitement of that tune and repeated it 15 times.

And all of the bonus music is gorgeous.

Do what I've just done, Get your old copy of T2K for DOS (I bet you have one), and build a cue sheet for DOSBox that has the data track of the old game with the music from the new. Getting to the yellow webs and hearing Noise Pulse makes it all ace. Having said that restarting at the start of a level and not having restart bests is hugely more frustrating than playing when such things were not thought of. And no I'm not at all frustrated at not having a Vita, any other normal person would have done this.

[Junosix]

Bloody hell, that's a brilliant idea!

[Baggypants]

Bloody hell, that's a brilliant idea!

Sillyness


I wanted to try it with Tempest X3 but it doesn't use CD Audio and THAT lobotomised droid sent me mental.

[OochyKoochy]

Does the PS1 Tempest x3 not play as an audio CD then?

Some kind person has uploaded the entire thing here



Sorta mid 90s ambient dub. Still sounds good now anyway. The soundtrack to TxK is wicked too.

[Junosix]

That T2K/TxK video is awesome!

[SimonPlumbe]

Bought my copy on day one. Couldn't add a lot extra at the time but managed to throw a few extra quid to the composers to say thanks. Sat there listening to it pretty much non-stop when I was writing the review of the game though and it really helped keep me in the mood for doing it... guess you could blame it for the review being a bit longer than normal and straying a bit.

Fantastic stuff though and just wish I could do more to promote it.