*********************************************** * Megadrive VGM music package * * http://project2612.org/ * *********************************************** Game name: Aladdin System: Sega Mega Drive Complete music dump: Yes Original author: Tommy Tallarico Donald Griffin Alan Menken (original movie score) Publisher: Sega / Virgin Games / Walt Disney Company Package created by: LucasVB (DukeNukem) Package version: 1.05 Files, in approximate game order: Name Length: Total Loop Storyline 0:29 0:29 Ne Naw Tune 0:08 - Prince Ali 2:23 2:23 Level Complete 0:04 - Drama 0:47 0:47 Camel Jazz 1:29 1:29 One Jump Ahead 2:19 2:19 Mushy One 0:17 - Arabian Nights 1:11 1:11 Gloomy Tune 2:13 2:04 Arab Rock 2 2:09 2:09 Rug Ride 2:21 1:19 Friend Like Me 2:09 2:09 Turban Jazz 2:30 2:21 Arab Rock 1 2:09 2:09 Boss Tune 2:42 2:42 A Whole New World 2:15 2:15 Bonus Tune 0:03 - Notes: Another great soundtrack by Tommy Tallarico. His style is pretty obvious from songs like "Boss Tune" and "Gloomy Tune", where he uses something you could call a trumpet ensemble and a solo flute with a glissando ending in a tremolo. (Pardon me if I'm wrong, but I think that's how these things are called.) Something that's also typical is the way he actually ends the songs before they loop, adding a little pause between. It makes it a lot easier to trim and loop, and I think it gives a nice effect as well. :) The lack of percussion makes the soundtrack really light. The most we get are some jazzy use of cymbals to keep a rhythm on "Camel Jazz" and "Truban Jazz". This "arabian jazz" mixture is great here, though. But from all tracks, my favourite is "Gloomy Tune". I wish this song was performed by a small orchestra, could end up really nice... Anyway, not all songs were composed by Tallarico, and were in fact adapted straight from the movie soundtrack, composed by Alan Menken. Credit where it's due, these songs were tagged with both composers. - Duke Updates: 1.01 - Fixed hanging note in "Arab Rock 1" 1.02 - Added Japanese game name to GD3 1.05 - Added correct track credits for the composers. (Griffin's credits come from his website.)