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Cave!
Another release in a string of new releases, although this one is a month late...ESPGALUDA II Original Sound Track! The newest Cave shmup soundtrack (not game, cause this one's from 2005). Music is by Manabu Namiki and Mitsuhiro Kaneda.
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comment #1
Looking forward to grabbing this, plus all of the other upcoming releases!
comment #2
A great soundtrack by great composers, I like Aerial - Sadness Bathes in Dust best =)
comment #3
Thanks !!!
comment #4
Cool 
Thanks guys!
comment #5
Downloading it now.
What are the odds of releases using embededded album art and Replay Gain?
comment #6
Slim to none.
comment #7
WOWZERS!!!! The first album is one of my favorite game albums! I'm stoked to hear this one! thanks!
comment #8
D'oh. Are there any particular reasons why? If it's lack of Winamp support, well, Winamp 5.25 beta versions have Replay Gain support built in.
comment #9
Adding ReplayGain tags is usually the first thing I do after downloading a new release, so don't feel like you're the only one who has heard of it. 
comment #10
replaygain?
comment #11
"replaygain?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replaygain
comment #12
Some of us aren't ever going to use Winamp 5, man.
Namiki's done better, but I'm offering hearty thanks anyway!
comment #13
"Some of us aren’t ever going to use Winamp 5, man."
Oh, I know. But Winamp 5 isn't exactly the only player to use Replay Gain. In fact, it's fairly late to the party.
Anyway, adding RG tags is pretty simple with Winamp 5 now, but I'd still like to see both RG tags and embedded album art as standard in #gamemp3s releases. It's really a pain to find good cover scans sometimes. Case in point, Xenosaga Episode III's soundtrack.
comment #14
Track #2 ("Mutiny - Fate is with the Girl") is amazing!!! Does anyone know what genre of electronic music it would be considered as, and any good DJs/artists that write songs in that genre??? (I recently got "State of Trance 2006" by Armin Van Buuren as recommended to me by a friend... and it sucked, not to mention totally different from the style of music in ESPGALUDA II)
