Talk:Music
I noticed that Searchlight Rag (Ragtime music) is marked as being composed by who I assume worked on the game music. I find it unclear as to what you mean when you say "composed", because searchlight rag is an actual ragtime song composed by Scott Joplin.--Matt 20 1 12:24, March 29, 2011 (UTC)
For reference (RCT2 music)
To ease in future edits of this article, here are the song names as given in the game, in the exact order and capitalization given in the game. I noticed that some of the songs listed in this article have "unknown titles". If you look at the in-game music credits, there are 29 song names. There are also 29 songs choices in the music menu for a ride. Thus, we must conclude that every song has a name; the only issue is matching a song to its name. This is a wiki. Together, we can get this done and determine each song's name!
- Gentle style
- Summer style
- Water style
- Ragtime style
- Techno style
- Mechanical style
- Modern style
- Wild west style
- Pirates style
- Rock style
- Rock style 2
- Rock style 3
- Fantasy style
- Horror style
- Toyland style
- Candy style
- Roman fanfare style
- Oriental style
- Martian style
- Space style
- Jungle drums style
- Jurassic style
- Egyptian style
- Dodgems beat style
- Snow style
- Ice style
- Medieval style
- Urban style
- Organ style
Music credits (in-game) order
- Dodgems Beat
- Mid Summer's Heat
- Pharaoh's Tomb
- Caesar's March
- Drifting to Heaven
- Invaders
- Eternal Toybox
- Jungle Juice
- Ninja's Noodles
- Voyage to Andromeda
- Brimble's Beat
- Atlantis
- Wild West Kid
- Vampire's Lair
- Blockbuster
- Airtime Rock
- Searchlight Rag (Scott Joplin)
- Flight of Fantasy (Steve Blenkinsopp)
- Big Rock
- Hypothermia (samples courtesy of Spectrasonics "Liquid Grooves")
- Last Sleigh Ride
- Pipes of Glencairn
- Traffic Jam
- Toccata (C.M. Widor, played by Peter James Adcock)
- Space Rock
- Manic Mechanic
- Techno Torture
- Sweat Dreams (Yes, it really is "sweat", not "sweet")
Identifying some of these, like the three Rock styles, is going to be tricky, as that ventures into artistic territory and what Allister Brimble was thinking when he named the songs. I'll identify here what I can, but I need your help! (I'll be editing my post in the future without signing my name.) Dogman15 06:14, July 25, 2011 (UTC)