Sol Cresta Original Soundtrack

Sweep Record

~Various Artists

Audio CD

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Product Features

2 Disc Edition
Comes with a booklet

track listing

Disc 1
1. Neo-Classic Arcade Jingle
2. SOL CRESTA
3. Chronicle of Cresta Saga
4. Danger Drive
5. Ignition!
6. Neptune Storm
7. Destroyer Pulse
8. Iron Fortress
9. Planet Purifier
10. Mission Complete!
11. Clouds of Uranus
12. Black Dog Behind
13. Creeping Darkness
14. Unknown Wing
15. Saturn Meteorites
16. Blizzard on Mars
17. Square One Start
18. Fall of Terra Cresta
19. Mandler (Terra Cresta FM Version)
20. Mandler (Terra Cresta PSG Version)
21. Memory of a Hero

Disc 2
1. Mercury in Flames
2. Trimurti the Trinity
3. Last Start! (Sol Mix)
4. Empty Sun
5. Breaching the Abyss
6. Sol Mandler, Darksun
7. Evil Manifestation
8. Yamato Awakens
9. Final Mission Complete
10. Soldier's Triumph
11. Marching Raster: Eternal Peace of Sol
12. Reignition!
13. Revert!
14. RIGHT ON! (Sol Mix)
15. FAR OUT! (Sol Mix)
16. 1UP (Sol Mix)
17. Marching Raster (Sol Mix)
18. Marching Raster (Terra Cresta FM Version)
19. Marching Raster (Terra Cresta PSG Version)
20. Get Up Again
21. 2020 April Fool's Promo
22. Sound Effects Collection

Item Description

Background music and sound effects from the free-combining shooting game "SOL CRESTA" are included! "SOL CRESTA" is the first installment in 'Platinum Games' Neo-Classic Arcade series, a new free combination shooting game that takes over the spirit of the classic "Moon Cresta" and "Terra Cresta", which both are games released in the 1980s and sent people into a frenzy. The music for this title is composed by Yuzo Koshiro, who has created original music rocking the "Koshiro Sound" while taking in the "Nichi butsu Sound" from "Terra Cresta", which made full use of FM and PSG sound sources back then. The booklet includes comments from Yuzo Koshiro, Hideki Kamiya of Platinum Games, and Michi Hamada of Hamster.