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Psi Rockin'

Earthbound

Platforms: SNES
Year: 2001
Catalog Number: N/A

Number of Files: 90
Total Filesize: 189 MB
Date Added: Nov 20th, 2006   | Change Log
Album type: Arrangement

Description

The following is taken from http://starmen.net/merchandise/smn/psirockin.php

The Psi Rockin' Soundtrack was intentionally created to reward those that had contributed to the genre of Earthbound significantly. Jonk created this two disc soundtrack over a period of 3-4 months. Each track has been properly timed, faded and recorded to ensure a prime audio sound. Many tracks have been enhanced and added to.

This soundtrack has every single song from earthbound in it making it the perfect Earthbound audio experience. The songs are ordered chronologically to make it feel like you are playing through the game. Sound effects and audio clips make the soundtrack flow and feel flawless. 4 PSI remixes are contained on the second disc as a bonus to the motherload of game music. Also, after the four remixes, there are 8 EBZ revamps done by Lousyspy and Lis Vender to give you a modern sound to a retro game. There are 90 tracks total in this megalith of a CD set (many tracks have more than one song or sound clip melded together). You may be able to listen to many of these tracks on Radio PSI.

Special thanks goes out to all those that made this soundtrack possible and to Starmen.Net for keeping the EarthBound community alive. All rights and credits are reserved to the song's creators themselves. This CD series is not for sale and will never be, EVER. The only way to obtain one is to contribute significantly to the Earthbound community by fan art, funfest winners, EarthBound Site Spotlight, Fan Art of the Week, fan music, fan fic, or maintaince of or contribution to Starmen.net to keep it going. This CD set is also to keep the Mother series going for many who long for a sequel.

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COMMENTS

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FR4M3

05:08 May 28th, 2025Offline

The PSI remix are the same tracks from the SCRL-3024 realease, just named differently?

So who made these? The original devs or The guys who released this CD? Are these stonlen or plagiarized?

This also doesn't have that smiling Orb Battle theme, which makes me think that the GameRip is also the same as this just without the ebz remixes.

Could someone please explain this to me?

Guest Reviewer

01:15 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

EB0 Maria's magicant sounds like a hallucination sound

Guest Reviewer

01:14 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Is there a battle begin or victory theme?

Guest Reviewer

01:13 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

i think what is there is good but i haven't found unfound revenge

Guest Reviewer

01:13 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

The eb music ie breat 10/10
the ebz however is a bit bad 4/10, the maria's magicant tune for some reason makes me think of farting, not good maybe because it is too buzzy?

Guest Reviewer

01:13 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Earthbound has fantastic music and is a fantastic game. Shame that many people don't know much about it

zoelynn13

01:12 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

I actually found the PSI Rockin to be much more in line with the theme and mood of the original Earthbound game than just the OST rips. So much of these older games was the music, so that simply listening this soundtrack is like a replay. This is because the tracks are placed in order of their appearance in the game and not just lifted from their original context. Furthermore, sounds such as the Onett's trumpeter make an appearance even though they aren't technically songs and hence wouldn't appear on the OST. However, I found the remixes and the revamps to combine thematically disparate tracks to create some really weird and off-putting sounds, so my review is thereby downgraded to a seven.