While we’ve added placeholder entries in the index for a large amount of releases, we’ve actually added proper entries which you can click on to display the full tracklists for Crush 40’s 2 Nights 2 Remember, the Bayonetta Original Soundtrack, Blue Blur: Sonic Generations Original Soundtrack, Stereotype’s Electrace Pulseman and the Hatsune Miku -Project Diva- Original Song Collection. Scans of the artwork will also be coming soon.
Also, some of you may have noticed the links to artwork in a few of the entries are currently leading to 404 pages. This is because the scans were sadly lost during the TSS server crash last year. However, these will return in due course so please be patient!
RadioSEGA’s WinterFest returns this Friday the 18th of December and we’ll be making a special appearance on Saturday with a one-off Cyber Razor Cut! Our show will go live at 8pm GMT on Saturday the 19th of December and will run for 2 hours. We should have a prize to giveaway as well so if you wanna bag some loot then you’ll have to listen live!
You can check out the full schedule below:
Friday, 18th December, 2015
– 7pm GMT (2pm ET/11am PT) – RSN Live with voice
– 8pm GMT (3pm ET/12pm PT) – SEGA Mixer Drive with Rexy
– 10pm GMT (5pm ET/2pm PT) – FiGHTS: into Streams… with Ravsieg
– Midnight GMT (7pm ET/4pm PT) – Club SEGA with I Need Fruit
– 2am GMT (9pm ET/6pm PT) – The Voice of SEGA with DrScottnik
– 4am GMT (11pm ET/8pm PT) – Blastmas Live! with The Blast Processors
– 5am GMT (Midnight ET/9pm PT) – Last Call: The WinterFest Sessions with Audio Sprite
Saturday, 19th December, 2015
– 3pm GMT (10am ET/7am PT) – The Sonic Show’s Christmas Craptacular 2: The Crappening
– 5pm GMT (12pm ET/9am PT) – VOCALAND with Tracker_TD
– 6pm GMT (1pm ET/10am PT) – The Weekend Bonanza with Andy
– 8pm GMT (3pm ET/12pm PT) – The Cyber Razor Cut with SonicYoda
– 10pm GMT (5pm ET/2pm PT) – SEGA AGES with Simon
– Midnight GMT (7pm ET/4pm PT) – Sanity Within Chaos with cdrom1019
– 2am GMT (9pm ET/6pm PT) – SEGA Nerdcast with SEGA Nerds
– 3am GMT (10pm ET/7pm PT) – Last Call: The WinterFest Sessions with Opus Science Collective
– 4am GMT (11pm ET/8pm PT) – Last Call: The WinterFest Sessions with Mykah
– 5am GMT (Midnight ET/9pm PT) – Last Call: The WinterFest Sessions with Dr. halc
Sunday, 20th December, 2015
– 3pm GMT (10am ET/7am PT) – SEGA Does Podcast with Dylan Cornelius and Sam ‘The Pixel Dude’
– 4pm GMT (11am ET/8am PT) – Sounding Ecco with Caverns of Hope
– 6pm GMT(1pm ET/10am PT) – The SEGA Lounge with KC and SSF1991
– 8pm GMT (3pm ET/12pm PT) – Sega Addicts AM
– 10pm GMT (5pm ET/2pm PT) – Saturday Night SEGA with Gavvie
– 11pm GMT (6pm ET/3pm PT) – Rest Past the Grind with EsperK
– Midnight GMT (7pm ET/4pm PT) – Last Call: The WinterFest Sessions with RoBKTA
Full details can be found at RadioSEGA. We look forward to seeing as many of you listening in as possible!
Data Discs have revealed their next two soundtrack releases. From October 2nd you can order Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master on 12″ vinyl in 3 variants. The limited edition is a oxblood and bone split colour variant while the other 2 variants are an oxblood one and the standard black.
Super Hang-On will also be available to order from early November. This record is only available in 2 variants; a tri-colour segmented variant and the standard black. However, this record comes with a die-cut sleeve that allows you to view the artwork through the Super Hang-On logo.
Also revealed for release in 2016 are the Out Run and Streets of Rage 2 soundtracks and also represses for both the Streets of Rage and Shenmue records. No details about record variants is available for Out Run and Streets of Rage 2 at this time, but the Streets of Rage and Shenmue represses will only be available in their solid colour variants.
Back in May, Crush 40 played the SEGA Joypolis as a launch event for their new CD 2 Nights 2 Remember. You can now watch a live recording of the band playing Live & Learn from the event. Check it out below:
Crush 40’s 2 Nights 2 Remember is out now and can be ordered from Amazon.
The soundtracks to Shenmue and Streets of Rage are getting re-pressed onto vinyl thanks to a new London record label called Data Discs. It has also been confirmed that the repress of the Streets of Rage soundtrack has been in collaboration with Yuzo Koshiro. The release is entirely remastered as well.
Collaborating with SEGA, Data Discs will press each soundtrack in 3 editions, with exclusive editions being offered to early adopters. Pre-orders for the records go live on May 30th on the label’s official website. Each record will be priced at £19.99 each and the records are expected to ship in September.
UPDATE 2
The full tracklisting has been revealed. Check it out below courtesy of SEGA Nerds:
1) 2 Nights 2 Remember
2) Big Mouth
3) Light Of The Day
4) Down & Dirty
5) Dangerous Ground [Live 2N2R]
6) Into The Wind [Live 2N2R]
7) Free [Live 2N2R]
8) 2 Nights 2 Remember [Live 2N2R]
9) Down & Dirty [ Live 2N2R]
10) With Me [Live 2N2R]
11) Live Life [Live 2N2R]
12) Knight Of The Wind [Live 2N2R]
13) Watch Me Fly … [Live 2N2R]
14) Revvin ‘Up [Live 2N2R]
15) Never Turn Back [Live 2N2R]
16) Sonic Youth [Live 2N2R]
17) What I’m Made Of … [Live 2N2R]
UPDATE
You can pre-order the CD from Amazon Japan by clicking here. A partial tracklist confirms that 2 Nights 2 Remember and Down & Dirty will appear alongside 2 live recordings of Dangerous Ground and Live Life. Thanks TSSZ.
ORIGINAL STORY
Crush 40 will release their next CD “2 Nights 2 Remember” on May the 13th.
The band who are famous for their Sonic vocal themes will celebrate the release of the new CD with a release party at the SEGA Joypolis in Tokyo on the 16th of May. The band will perform a few songs as well as host a signing session.
There is currently no pre-order options available for the CD. A finalised tracklisting hasn’t been confirmed either. We will update this post as and when both become available.
Crush 40 have just uploaded a pro-shot video of What I’m Made Of… live at the Japan Game Music Festival from 2013. It’s an amazing performance of a great Sonic theme and it features live drummer Act and live bassist Shoyo. Press play on the video below and throw up those horns:
We’ve spoken about Centiment in the past because the British metallers have quite the penchant for old SEGA games. Their debut album Streets of Rage released earlier this year and features the songs Defenders of Oasis, Bloodshot and Zero Tolerance.
Now the band embark on a UK tour in December in support of their new EP, Retro. Creatively titled The Retro Gamer Tour, the band are setting up multiplayer Mega Drive action at the merch desk of every show on the tour.
If heavy music with a retro gaming twist is up your street then you might want to catch Centiment on one of these upcoming UK tour dates:
3 new soundtrack collections of Out Run music have appeared on Amazon.
The 3 collections also feature the new songs by Manabu Namiki and Chibi-Tech that were added to 3D Out Run which is currently Japan exclusive. We can only hope that their inclusion in these collections means a Western release is on the cards.
Volume 1 contains music from Out Run, 3D Out Run and Turbo Out Run, volume 2 contains the full soundtrack to OutRunners and volume 3 contains the full soundtracks to all the iterations of Out Run 2.
First things first; yes, Marble Madness is an Atari arcade game and not a SEGA game per se, but we at SEGADriven regard any game published for a SEGA first party console fair game for feature on the website. As Marble Madness was released for Master System, Game Gear and Mega Drive it’s entirely relevant to us.
Now that’s out of the way, allow me to present ‘Where Good Marbles Go to Die’; a Marble Madness remix album courtesy of Stemage. The hard rock/heavy metal remix album tackles the entire Marble Madness soundtrack and features guest appearances from Disasterpeace, Lauren Liebowitz of Descendants of Erdrick, norg, XOC, Kirby Pufocia, housethegrate and VikingGuitar.
You can stream the entire thing using the below widget or alternatively download it at a pay-what-you-want price-point. Sadly the limited edition cassette version of the album is now sold out but at least it’s available digitally, right?
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