Don't help TPhreak find a rare album, help me find a rare album!

[kcochran]

Alrighty.

Many years ago, back when the Sega Genesis was still cool, Sega was releasing soundtracks for some of their games under the "Sega Tunes" label.

One of these was for "X-Men 2: Clone Wars"

The disc consists of 8 tracks, and their all done by Kurt Harland, formerly of Information Society.

You can find more information on the CD (along with track clips) here:  http://www.insoc.org/DiscXM.HTML

Obviously, they didn't press many of these discs, and there's probably no hope of a re-release.

If anyone has one they want to sell, or know where I can find one, I'd be super happy.  I've checked eBay, Amazon, and other places, with no luck.

[Theora]

This is the best I could find:
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/3842

[rbcp]

I have all of those old Sega songs in mp3 format right here, including the X-Men one.  But I'm not going to give it to you, kcochran, because I DON'T LIKE YOU!  HAhaha.  Sucks to be you.

Okay just kidding, I don't really have those.

[kcochran]

This is the best I could find:
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/3842

Neat.  I grabbed the MP3's to see how they compare to the "real thing", rather interesting.  These are rips from the cartridge, itself.

Very cool find, and I thank you!

[kcochran]

I have all of those old Sega songs in mp3 format right here, including the X-Men one.  But I'm not going to give it to you, kcochran, because I DON'T LIKE YOU!  HAhaha.  Sucks to be you.

Okay just kidding, I don't really have those.

You big doodie-head.

[MegaKitsune]

This is the best I could find:
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/3842

ARRGH! SCREW YOU! I WAS GOING TO LINK HIM TO THAT I am literally rolling around on the floor all crazy-like as I laugh.!

[Theora]

This is the best I could find:
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/3842

ARRGH! SCREW YOU! I WAS GOING TO LINK HIM TO THAT I am literally rolling around on the floor all crazy-like as I laugh.!

Hahahaha.  I love Galbadia Hotel.  I was going to ask you if you had heard Segarocks: Live in Japan, but I can't seem to find it on there anymore.  Oh, well.