Athyr was posted by Tom, I never downloaded it, sadly.

Actually, Marten: "It looks like Douieb should be credited for most of the music on Inca I, but Callet did a few of the tracks - SierraHelp.com has the official soundtrack CD for the first game which notes which tracks are whose, and I missed that." Nope, the Sierra Help page is incorrect....

Thanks a lot, man! This makes me wonder what else you have that isn't publically available.

Exactly what Goatmeal said.

Yeah, I backed Mage's Initiation, it was a Kickstarter deal. Still haven't played it.

Agreed with the second part, but..

"the 4 tracks from SSC2 never saw the light of day until 2007."
Actually, some (not from SSCV2) were first released on QuestStudios, on 2001 or earlier.. The Inn, The Shop and Combat Theme #3, IIRC.

Hey, Goat! :) Sorry, I have one more correction.. For example, David Henry told me that "Betrayal In Antara" (one of my favorite Sierra scores) was mastered at 22 kHz mono for the CD-ROM; he never bothered to mixed a higher quality version at 44 kHz stereo because the game would only play ...

Awesome, awesome work Marten. You are really a bedrock of this community. Thank you. Composer fixes: Inca & Inca II - Gilles Douieb, Callet not needed (he did SFX) LSL5 had additional music by Braymen QFG2 had additional music by Seibert SQ4 was Allen, Seibert and Atesalp Otherwise, it's correct.

From Ken Allen tonight: "Fifi's Victrola Theme 1 is one of the Gymnopédies by Satie Fifi's Victrola Theme 2 is an original piece in a French folk style motif because Fifi is French Fifi's Victrola Theme 3 is an abbreviated version of Ravel's Bolero Billiard Room Victrola #1 is original and base...

Ham: I was wondering something else: of Police Quest I, only the version by Shad0wfax is posted on the website. What happened to the "original" version? The original version will be posted by me on Facebook and this forum soon, my recordings but very similar to a typical QuestStudios relea...