- Thu Dec 19, 2019 4:53 am
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I'm just happy someone did this. It needed to be done. They were too expensive but whatever i don't even care on this one
Moderators: lazyben, static14, texasvinyl
texasvinyl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 5:32 amIt's a good one.
Love this song so much
NathanLurker wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 5:30 pm I'm very selective on boots. I do buy BlowOut and Ryder releases, because it makes me feel a part of the community, the items are nice mementos, and I told myself I'll buy any legit release of those titles that might happen if by chance they do get a legit release (like possibly the Keep/waxwork if that ever happens). It's kind of the deal, for me, that if I buy a boot, I'll support the legit release, and I still want to be part of the handmades. They're also so limited it's mostly just a circle of friends geeking over shared interest.The fact is that a majority of this stuff will never get a vinyl release. Nintendo has shown zero interest in it even though VGM vinyl has been booming over the past few years. The rights are a huge hassle to iron out for a lot of games post 16-bit era. If Nintendo ever released stuff like SMW, any of the Zelda's, Mario 64, etc I'd buy them in a heartbeat, I feel the same as you with buying boots, if it receives an official release I'll buy it.
But videogame boots.... man. I just can't get into them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
inksb wrote: The fact is that a majority of this stuff will never get a vinyl release. Nintendo has shown zero interest in it even though VGM vinyl has been booming over the past few years. The rights are a huge hassle to iron out for a lot of games post 16-bit era. If Nintendo ever released stuff like SMW, any of the Zelda's, Mario 64, etc I'd buy them in a heartbeat, I feel the same as you with buying boots, if it receives an official release I'll buy it.Did you know Sonny is releasing a 2LP picture discs of FFVII/FFVIIRemake ? I'm not much of a FF player so I'll pass on it myself.
I do really hope that Square decides to do some official releases for Final Fantasy, I would love to get VI on vinyl or Chrono Trigger. I know there's a 3LP boot for VI but that thing is so ourtrageously priced on ebay it's not even worth considering.
I've personally slowed down on buying VGM vinyl in general. I have a lot of stuff that I've acquired that just sits on my shelf and is never listened to. I try to keep it to stuff I absolutely love and not stuff that just seems like it may be cool to have.
This limited edition 2-LP picture disc vinyl set includes music highlights from Final Fantasy VII as well as selected tracks the Remake game. Final Fantasy VII Remake is a reimagining of the iconic original game that redefined the RPG genre, diving deeper into the world and its characters than ever before. The first game in this project will be set in the eclectic city of Midgar and presents a fully standalone gaming experience that provides a great starting point to the series. The game is scheduled for release on March 3, 2020.
NathanLurker wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 7:28 pm Did you know Sonny is releasing a 2LP picture discs of FFVII/FFVIIRemake ? I'm not much of a FF player so I'll pass on it myself.I did, I wish it was a full soundtrack of each or at least 2LPs per game but I'll take what I can get. It's also crazy expensive, I think it's $70 for a 2LP set and my other issue is that it's picture disc only :(
This limited edition 2-LP picture disc vinyl set includes music highlights from Final Fantasy VII as well as selected tracks the Remake game. Final Fantasy VII Remake is a reimagining of the iconic original game that redefined the RPG genre, diving deeper into the world and its characters than ever before. The first game in this project will be set in the eclectic city of Midgar and presents a fully standalone gaming experience that provides a great starting point to the series. The game is scheduled for release on March 3, 2020.
texasvinyl wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 10:29 pm Dead Cells is an indie game. It moved 2,000,000+ units. I think the LP was a run of 300 copies? I think to these companies there just isn't any money in it. Demand is very niche and limited.I think it's all relative. All of these bootlegs sell out completely and super quick with lots of people missing out. I love the game dead cells, but the OST wasn't enough for me to want to purchase. Persona 5 Vinyl had quite a big run with the reprint and the 2 different versions AND it was super expensive, but people still bought it and they are going to reprint it for a second time.
Revolver_OcelScott wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 2:15 pmExactly. Obviously a soundtrack to something like Dead Cells is a bit of a risk but stuff like Zelda, Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Sonic, Mario 64, etc will all sell pretty damn well. You test the water by doing a few smaller pressings at 500 or 1000 copies for the big titles and see if it's worth it. People are crazy for that stuff. Using Dead Cells as an example of VGM not selling well on vinyl is kind of like Waxworks saying "we won't release any Carpenter The Thing because they won't sell, just look at Richard Band's From Beyond score, that still hasn't sold out" Well of course the lesser known film won't sell as fast as the highly desired stuff.texasvinyl wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 10:29 pm Dead Cells is an indie game. It moved 2,000,000+ units. I think the LP was a run of 300 copies? I think to these companies there just isn't any money in it. Demand is very niche and limited.I think it's all relative. All of these bootlegs sell out completely and super quick with lots of people missing out. I love the game dead cells, but the OST wasn't enough for me to want to purchase. Persona 5 Vinyl had quite a big run with the reprint and the 2 different versions AND it was super expensive, but people still bought it and they are going to reprint it for a second time.
Dollarhyde wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 6:03 pm I think nintendo know they could easily push 1000 to 10000 units but I'm sure they know they can sell the licence for something that big at a premium which many of the indie labels couldn't afford.I'm not entirely sure Data Discs will do Sonic, they are well aware of the bootlegs of Sonic 2 and 3. Unfortunately neither of them sound that great (and Sonic 2 is a poorly done lathe). I think they would still sell through their runs because they have a dedicated fan base. I still need to order Sonic CD, I'm just not a huge fan of that game so it's low priority (and it's kind of expensive)
Secondly I'm sure there is a big concern about quality control and how a label would manage their ip.
I think it will happen, eventually, for those big Nintendo OSTs but when and at what cost who knows?
Still waiting on DATA DISCS to do Sonic. ;P
inksb wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:09 pmI would gladly pay 75 bucks for a Sonic 1-3 collection box like the Okami style boxDollarhyde wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 6:03 pm I think nintendo know they could easily push 1000 to 10000 units but I'm sure they know they can sell the licence for something that big at a premium which many of the indie labels couldn't afford.I'm not entirely sure Data Discs will do Sonic, they are well aware of the bootlegs of Sonic 2 and 3. Unfortunately neither of them sound that great (and Sonic 2 is a poorly done lathe). I think they would still sell through their runs because they have a dedicated fan base. I still need to order Sonic CD, I'm just not a huge fan of that game so it's low priority (and it's kind of expensive)
Secondly I'm sure there is a big concern about quality control and how a label would manage their ip.
I think it will happen, eventually, for those big Nintendo OSTs but when and at what cost who knows?
Still waiting on DATA DISCS to do Sonic. ;P
DEATH STRANDING - Original Video Game Score 3XLP. Music by Ludvig Forssell. Original artwork by Max Löffler. Liner notes by Ludvig Forssell and Hideo Kojima. Mondo exclusive pressed on 3X 180 Gram Splatter Vinyl. NOTE: THIS ITEM IS A PRE-ORDER. ALL ORDERS CONTAINING THIS ALBUM DO NOT SHIP UNTIL APRIL 2020. Ships Worldwide. $45I'm actually really excited about this. The score is excellent in the game, the featured songs were not really my thing but I understood what Kojima was going for. I'm really happy they are releasing this as I was worried we would only get the featured songs on vinyl. Kind of bummed about the artwork though, the game has some striking images and this artwork does not match that for me.
Mondo is proud to present Ludvig Forssell's original score to Hideo Kojima's 2019 masterpiece DEATH STRANDING.
The enigmatic, haunting and beautifully rendered tale of a man tasked with re-connecting a fragmented America in the fallout of an extinction level event is as massive in scope, as it is in tone. But composer Ludvig Forssell has taken Kojima's complex vision and crafted a score worthy of the game's intricate design.
Sci-fi synth, pounding percussion and swirling strings collide with choirs in beautiful and discordant ways as you travel the country in search of connection, while avoiding the spectres that also occupy the land. It all comes to a together with the beautiful BB's Theme, a haunting lullaby, sung by Jenny Plant that would surely be Oscar Nominated for Best Song, if only this were a movie.
This score album is pressed on 3X 180 Gram Colored vinyl discs, and features liner notes by composer Ludvig Forssell and creator and game director Hideo Kojima and all new artwork by Max Löffler.
An additional album, featuring the songs from DEATH STRANDING by Low Roar, Silent Poets and more is coming later in 2020.
inksb wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 6:20 pm Coming this Wednesday from MondoI'm all over this, but would much rather be getting MGS2, 3 and 4
DEATH STRANDING - Original Video Game Score 3XLP. Music by Ludvig Forssell. Original artwork by Max Löffler. Liner notes by Ludvig Forssell and Hideo Kojima. Mondo exclusive pressed on 3X 180 Gram Splatter Vinyl. NOTE: THIS ITEM IS A PRE-ORDER. ALL ORDERS CONTAINING THIS ALBUM DO NOT SHIP UNTIL APRIL 2020. Ships Worldwide. $45I'm actually really excited about this. The score is excellent in the game, the featured songs were not really my thing but I understood what Kojima was going for. I'm really happy they are releasing this as I was worried we would only get the featured songs on vinyl. Kind of bummed about the artwork though, the game has some striking images and this artwork does not match that for me.
Mondo is proud to present Ludvig Forssell's original score to Hideo Kojima's 2019 masterpiece DEATH STRANDING.
The enigmatic, haunting and beautifully rendered tale of a man tasked with re-connecting a fragmented America in the fallout of an extinction level event is as massive in scope, as it is in tone. But composer Ludvig Forssell has taken Kojima's complex vision and crafted a score worthy of the game's intricate design.
Sci-fi synth, pounding percussion and swirling strings collide with choirs in beautiful and discordant ways as you travel the country in search of connection, while avoiding the spectres that also occupy the land. It all comes to a together with the beautiful BB's Theme, a haunting lullaby, sung by Jenny Plant that would surely be Oscar Nominated for Best Song, if only this were a movie.
This score album is pressed on 3X 180 Gram Colored vinyl discs, and features liner notes by composer Ludvig Forssell and creator and game director Hideo Kojima and all new artwork by Max Löffler.
An additional album, featuring the songs from DEATH STRANDING by Low Roar, Silent Poets and more is coming later in 2020.