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PERFECT SELECTION DRACULA BATTLE

パーフェクトセレクション ドラキュラ・バトル
Castlevania
Castlevania II: Simon's Quest
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse
Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
Castlevania: Rondo of Blood
Castlevania: Bloodlines
Haunted Castle

Platforms: Arcade, GB, Genesis / Mega Drive, NES, TurboGrafx-16
Year: 1994
Catalog Number: KICA-1145
Published by: Konami

Number of Files: 10
Total Filesize: 89 MB (MP3), 309 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: May 25th, 2019   | Change Log
Album type: Arrangement

Description

Track 6 is erroneously titled "Op.13" in the booklet. It is actually an arrangement of "Slash". This has been confirmed with the Rondo of Blood PCE DUO game sound test. The corrected title can also be seen on LC-1609~10, LC-1715 / GFCA-153, and GFCA-195~213.

Track 1: from Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse
Track 2: from Castlevania II: Simon's Quest
Track 3: from Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
Tracks 4, 6, 9: from Dracula X: Rondo of Blood
Tracks 5, 8: from Castlevania: Bloodlines
Track 7: from Castlevania
Track 10: from Haunted Castle

Composition: Konami Kukeiha Club
H. Funauchi: 3
Michiru Yamane: 5, 8
Satoe Terashima: 7
Specific composition credits for other tracks is unknown.

Arrangement: Naoto Shibata

Performance: Naoto Shibata Project
Guitar, Bass: Naoto Shibata
Synthesizer: Yusuke Takahama
Guitar: Akio Shimizu
Guitar: Masanori Kusakabe

Sound Produce: Naoto Shibata

Director: Jun Otsuki

Engineer: Susumu Masuda
Overseer: Koichi Suzuki
Assistant Engineer: Ken Shibusawa

Guest #3: Eizo Sakamoto
Synthesizer Assistant: Ume-chan

Cover Design: Konami Co., Ltd.
Designer: Yasuhito Ikeda (works D)

Photograph: Hiroaki Ejiri

Production Assistance: Konami Co., Ltd.

Liner Notes: Naoto Shibata (pg. 4, 5), Jun Otsuki (pg. 6, 7), Susumu Masuda (pg. 8, 9)

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COMMENTS

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Morgan Gaming

05:09 Aug 16th, 2023Offline

Bloody Tears 🎸🤟

Master2873

05:58 Sep 5th, 2020Offline

Pretty good upload, but just like one of the other commenters said about this somewhere else, this is named incorrectly. it should be called: Perfect Selection Dracula Battle.

I also would have ripped the MP3's with a CBR (constant bit rate) over a VBR (Variable bit rate). Not sure if they used LAME MP3 encoding either which is the highest quality you can get out of MP3 at the moment. Nice thing is, anyone can do this since it also has the FLAC version uploaded as well. You can do this with FLACsquisher if you set it up right. This is just a personal preference of mine to maintain highest quality at all times, and to sound consistent with the other tracks.

https://mega.nz/file/VgkRTBqA#jhJ9M3R8mPTO5KYLcj8DFHHLdHanf6fhZs7Ewlkd3QM - There is also quite a few missing scans of booklets and ect. of higher quality I have for both volumes of this.

Guest Reviewer

01:15 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

An evident win and a huge thanks to the submiter

Guest Reviewer

01:13 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Perfect remixes, perfect timing, perfect soundtracks, perfect game...

Castlevania with Heavy Metal sound is a pure WIN... Not only because I'm a fan of the game, but it just sounds cool!

Guest Reviewer

01:12 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Love it! Vampire Killer was a slight trip-up, though, because it was a slower tempo than what I'm used to hearing with that track.

Guest Reviewer

01:12 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Holy son of Dracula, this is a good album. For the most part, you're getting heavy metal arranges of classic Dracula themes. Beginning, Bloody Tears, and Vampire Killer are excellent examples of this. However, there are also slower songs and they are equally if not more impressive. Requiem for the Nameless Victims has an unforgettable melody, and will make you feel like you are at a funeral, but in a good way. Calling from Heaven also does much the same thing. If you are any fan of Castlevania music, rock music, or good music in general, you will grab this.