Since when does a soundtrack have to be entirely original to be good? Loom was one of the absolute best of the Lucasarts soundtracks.
It's not even 5% original. It fits the game really well, and it's great music, but it's hardly a "Lucasarts soundtrack". They literally just took bits of Swan Lake and arranged them for MIDI (almost verbatim).
It's not even 5% original. It fits the game really well, and it's great music, but it's hardly a "Lucasarts soundtrack". They literally just took bits of Swan Lake and arranged them for MIDI (almost verbatim).
Soundtrack =/= original score. No arguments that it's not original, but it's still a great soundtrack, regardless--made all the better by how well it fits the tone of the game.
If we're just talking original Lucasarts compositions, I doubt anyone will argue that the Monkey Island themes are the best of the bunch--although I also have a soft spot for The Dig soundtrack, too.
I basicly want them all remade, even though I would not buy LSR. But I would really like to see Rock Star Games remake Police Quest in the style of thier upcoming LA Noir game. I think that would be freaking awesome. And maybe a Quest for Glory in the style of Fable III. But I definatly want to have another Space Quest game.
space quest would be nice, but gabriel knight would be my absolute dream (and i think jane jensen and robert holmes would love to cooperate). not so sure about larry though, i think this humor will get boring quickly plus they already damaged the franchise with the last two games (besides; the rights currently belong to codemasters, not activision).
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You mean "Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake is a good soundtrack"?
It's not even 5% original. It fits the game really well, and it's great music, but it's hardly a "Lucasarts soundtrack". They literally just took bits of Swan Lake and arranged them for MIDI (almost verbatim).
Soundtrack =/= original score. No arguments that it's not original, but it's still a great soundtrack, regardless--made all the better by how well it fits the tone of the game.
If we're just talking original Lucasarts compositions, I doubt anyone will argue that the Monkey Island themes are the best of the bunch--although I also have a soft spot for The Dig soundtrack, too.
Fitting you would, Lamb, as it was, like Monkey Island, scored by Michael Land.
Interesting. I did not know that. Although, I can't say I'm surprised.