Yeah Mick just went crazy with all the different varieties in Killer Instinct. Like I ain’t trashing his music for Doom. Its great. I just think you’re getting a lotta bang for your buck with Killer Instinct if that makes sense.
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Nier Automata.
And wrath ofc
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I think most people know Mick through Doom and I’m biased in that I think it’s some of, if not his best work.
But Killer Instinct shows just his range. He’s not just metal even if he’s extremely good at it.
Mans crazy talented.
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Right? I love his work for Doom but man sometimes I just wanna play Killer Instinct on shuffle XD
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VtM: Bloodlines. Ministry, Lacuna Coil, Tiamat. Great stuff.
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Pity a lot of the hideout / club music tends to be ear worms and not the good kind lol. The “UGH BRAIN STOP THINKING ABOUT THIS SONG ITS BEEN HOURS” kind
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Has to be Guild Wars 2, easily. The music is fantastic on every level.
That’s the full soundtrack that’s over 3 hours long and that’s just for the base game, not any of the expansions. My absolute favourites from the expansions though have to be the following:
Yeah that’s a lot… my bad XD
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It’s not in a complete ost, but this entire soundtrack from my Sega CD days
Eccho the Dolphin as well
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I’m not the biggest fan of the actual output of the SID, but I appreciate the work of the talented composers on the C-64, especially Rob Hubbard (and especially his Commando soundtrack remix), the Follin brothers, Matt Furniss, and Jeroen Tel. And, I specifically mention Jeroen because his conversion of his C-64 Overlord soundtrack to the NES is very reminiscent of the SID, and one of the few NES releases to sound this way (outside of any FDS or Famicom on-cart sound chip stuff).
His soundtrack for the NES (and Game Boy, Game Gear/Master System…sadly, the Master System doesn’t have an FM sound track too) version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula is whacked but interesting too:
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I love the Nier series, if anything both Gestalt/Replicant and Automata both has really good OSTS.