Enemy Engaged (Apache vs. Havoc & Comanche vs. Hokum):
I work in back, I see no smile. Oops, wrong movie. I play the game, I hear no music. You can scratch those two from the list.

Gothic III's soundtrack was also released on cd. I got it in the collector's edition, no idea if some remain in circulation.

Jagged Alliance: Unfinished Business: I've checked, and I don't think this one add any music to the JA2 score. You should remove that one too.

Lilly Looking Through Official Soundtrack by Chris Beazer available on CD Baby (as MP3, MP3 320, and FLAC), (most expensive) and [url=https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lilly-looking-through-official/id735716344]iTunes (no comments needed).

Regarding CD Baby, they clarify in their FAQ that the MP3s are DRM-free, I assume the same goes for all digital formats.

Thanks, I'll start another sublist of games which don't appear to have any music, or which don't add any music to the base game.

Good find. I've got another CD Baby link on there, and I think they're safe. I used to buy from them pretty heavily when I was still buying physical-media music. I'll set Spamazon as the alt link. iTunes will only be linked when there is absolutely no other options, which is also when people should use them.

Found the Lords of Magic soundtrack as individual files on the composer's site.

Added the soundtrack purchase link for Knock-Knock.

Thanks to rpgamer381 for the link to the free Machinarium Bonus EP from Amanita Design!

Very nice!

I found the soundtracks of Crusader: No Regret and Crusader: No Remorse on a fan side in various formats (MP3, FLAC, OGG, AMF) but I'm not sure it's ok - do you want a link?

I'm actually making a GOGMix list of places to get soundtracks myself. Feel free to add any of the links I've found so far to your list because I'm definitely going to be adding some of the links to it. My quest to make a comprehensive list is still ongoing too so keep checking out the list because I intend to make it grow even more. I noticed you missed a few games on my list and so I hope it'll help yours grow too :)

http://www.gog.com/mix/games_missing_soundtracks_and_where_to_get_them?ccr=y

Also a few additions you might want to consider. What I found out when looking around is that the soundtrack on GOG.com for Alone in the Dark 3 is shy of one track which is called "Rock in the Dark." It's an awesome rock song that plays in the montage of clips that plays when you win the game. You can get it at http://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/alone-in-the-dark-3-original-game-rip/22-rock-in-the-dark.mp3

I guess GOG wasn't too sure of the band playing it so avoided adding it in due to potential legal hassles. The thing though is that I can't find a single piece of info on them. I doubt they are around anymore and suspect they were an in-house band Infogrames used from time to time because there's a very similar song played in the ending montage of Prisoner of Ice: another game they made.

Also I'm happy to report the complete soundtrack for Carmageddon 2 can be found in the music folder that's installed with the game. The tracks are in OGG format. Found them real easy and they sound terrific.

Iamsinistar, Jagged Alliance - Deadly Games -has- a soundtrack (unsure whether there's anything new from JA).
I was writing about Unfinished Business (which features music!)


About the partial soundtracks:

- Legend of Grimrock: I've hardly played it, but I think the menu music is all the music you get to hear. Moreover, when it was part in a humble bundle, only that track was provided.
- Silent Hunter II : Here too, those seven tracks may very well be the complete score. Check the game folder.
- UFO Aftermath: check the game folder, you may have a good surprise. ;)
- Incoming Forces: same thing.

Ok, last ones for today:

-- Shadowgrounds soundtrack - available for (mostly as a CD), plus [url=http://shadowgroundsgame.com/en/soundmusic.html]selected tracks for free.
-- Shadogrounds Survivor - according to a review from squareenixmusic.com it hadn't been released at least until 2010; seeing how long it took them to release, I suspect it's still the case.

-- Daikatana's soundtrack doesn't seem to be available anywhere online - it was licensed to Dominus Animae, but is no longer available.

-- King's Quest 8: Mask of Eternity Soundtrack - here on sierrahelp.com

And it just hit me that there's also Sierra Chest - here's a link to a great number of Sierra games music/ soundtracks; up to you to link to them or not.

Just checked and found out the soundtrack for Celtic Kings can be found in the "music" folder in the directory the game is installed. It's in OGG format.

Extract Data\Music.slf with SLF Utils (or any other slf utility from Kermi's repository and you should get the music in .wav format.

Turns out also GOG neglected to included any music from the first Gobliiins game as I've found out. The music officially bundled in the Goblins game pack is music taken from the sequels only.

Found some tracks from the first game here at http://www.sierrachest.com/index.php?a=g&id=144&fld=m&gconf=1

There's also some more tracks and even better sounding ones of the ones featured on GOG from the sequels at http://www.sierrachest.com/index.php?a=g&id=145&fld=m&gconf=1 and http://www.sierrachest.com/index.php?a=g&id=146&fld=m&gconf=1

Not sure if you want to note that on your list.

Ach, my bad, sloppy cut-and-paste on my part. So does Unfinished Business have music specific to it as well?

Thanks for all the new links this morning (my time), I'll get the list updated.

Debating on whether or not it add Sierra Chest, might just do so for the ones we've found no other sources for.

Yes please, I'd like to check it out at least. Thanks!

Not sure, should I post it here or PM it to you?

Thanks for the info. One difference between our efforts is that I am trying to avoid sites that not legitimate sources for the soundtracks. Places such as khinsider.com and mirsoft.info are somewhat dubious sites that seem to distribute simple game rips or unsourced materials, which is not diligent enough for my conscience. I am trying to stick to sites where the soundtrack is being legally sold, is provided by the composer or the publisher, or is released by a fan from original sources with either the explicit or implicit blessing of the composer/publisher. Granted, this is a tightrope walk in making some of these calls, but it is how I want to do it.

I appreciate the information though, there is indeed some I can use for this list. Cheers!

You can PM it if you like, thanks.