Track Listing

1. Nightmare
2. Terror, Pt. 2
3. Terror, Pt. 3
4. Narrow and Close
5. Neptune
6. New Threat
7. Depth
8. Tyrant, Pt. 1
9. Evil Eye
10. Raccoon City
11. Front Hall
12. Basement of Police Station
13. T-A
14. Second Malformation of "G"
15. Escape from Laboratory
16. Maximize Your Survival Instict
17. Last Escape
18. Her Determination
19. Nemesis' Theme
20. Feel the Tense...
21. Mysterious Orgel (Correct)
22. Hospital
23. Euthanasia of Raccoon City
24. Incoming
25. Infants
26. Piano Roll
27. Lacrymal
28. Suspended Doll
29. Theme of Nosferatu
30. Deja Vu
31. Murderous Eyes
32. Theme of Alexia Type 2
33. Lullaby, Pt. 1
34. Training Facility Main Theme
35. Leechman, Pt. 1
36. Centipede
37. Chess
38. Dormitory (Chapel)
39. Lament (Success)
40. Lament (Failure)
41. Zero Ver. 2
42. Drive (Final Contact)
43. Gigante
44. Ganado IV
45. Regenerador
46. Krauser
47. Final Battle
48. Sorrow

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #63446 in Music
• Released on: 2007-03-27
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Soundtrack, Import
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Customer Reviews

Code: RE-10-A
Interesting compilation of Resident Evil series music.
Contains tracks from Resident Evil (remake), Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Resident Evil - Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero and Resident Evil 4.

So begins...

The music from remake is about questions, not answers. Why remake and not original? Why these tracks (short, dark, dramatic and terrifiing only)? What about a little contrast? Where are the calm, melodic piano rolls (like "Meeting Rebecca", "Long Lost Friend", "Save Room" from original)? Or suspense mood tracks ("Ivies' Domain", "Vacant Flat", "Flooded Corridor" like in RE Remix)? Why is this not an option?

Resident Evil 2 shows better test-probe results than RE remake (I have this OST actually). It's tracks more than partically contains original atmosphere of the title, but... if only it has my own favorites ("The Marshaling Yard (both)" or "The Library" for example)... Nevermind, I like it.

I don't really have the full OST of RE3:N (and don't really care of...) yet..., but it's composition choice is better than nothing and unlike remake part it has "that needed contrast". Good.

I was surprised to find out that the best and the most melodious part of the compilation is RE-C:V, and now I'm even going to buy it's full OST. "Piano Roll", "Lacrymal", "The Suspended Doll", "The Theme of Nosferatu", "Deja Vu" representing this title unexpectedly and totally pierced my mind... :)

RE0 part contains the greatest terrifiing track of all CD - "Training Facility Main Theme" and for only that reason it's already worth my sympathies. Which surely doesn't mean the other tracks are bad cause they're not!

And finally RE4. Just a couple of words - I don't like it... It's tracks are long (1:30-3:46) but mostly empty (that's my own opinion) it appeals to visual context and doesn't sound without it. And it doesn't worthy to fill the lion's share of CD's space. Only the final track - "Sorrow" tries to pull this whole thing up.

In other words, this compilation is still a good sample for you to decide which title's music fits you the best... if you're want more than this of course... ?

That's all... and sorry for my english.

P.S. Nice label (CD), don't you think (which is actually a poster)?

If your a fan of the games....
This CD comes highly recommended if your a fan of the resident evil game franchise as it takes a selection of music from Resident evil 0,1(remake),2,3(nemesis),code veronica and resident evil 4.
The quailty of the recording is excellent and with 48 tracks (ok a few only last 20 or so seconds) its good value for money too.
The only reason i did not give it 5 stars was because they did not include the original resident evil (ps1 version) music, But that is my only fault with the soundtrack.

resident evil 10th anniversary soundtrack
this cd is very good its got some of the spooky music from the resident evil games if you like the music from the games then u will like this cd a must for resident evil fans