You can see the other two Metal Gear Solid V soundtrack CDs here: Original Soundtrack and Vocal Tracks.Ever since those four notes guided enemies down the screen in 1978’s Space Invaders, video game music has remained one of the most commonly heard sounds across the world. There’s also the option of the slightly cheaper Regular Edition, but this one does not come with the cassette tape. As with the other CDs, the presentation is really nice, and the included cassette tape is an interesting bonus.Īs of now, the Limited Edition can still be purchased from CDJapan. To conclude, this is a cool collector’s item. The booklet contains the lyrics of the tracks, as well as some cool artwork. It contains the same tracks, so if you happen to have a cassette deck or a Walkman laying around, you can use them to listen to the music. This is a limited edition version of the soundtrack, and that means it comes with a nice bonus: a good old fashioned cassette tape, similar to the ones found in the game.
How ‘bout Them Zombies Ey? | Ludvig Forssell | 5:21. That Itchy Feeling | Ludvig Forssell | 2:10. Death Metal Gear – Ground Up Zeroes | Ludvig Forssell | 1:34. The Guitar Says Hello | Ludvig Forssell | 2:00. Journey To Point C-5 | Ludvig Forssell | 2:33. 
Scouting Barren Lands | Ludvig Forssell | 2:43. Different State | Ludvig Forssell | 3:44. All The Sun Touches | Ludvig Forssell | 2:51. Dormant Stream | Ludvig Forssell | 1:47. Behind The Drapery | Ludvig Forssell | 3:42. A Phantom Pain | Ludvig Forssell | 3:59. There are 16 tracks total, most of them by composer Ludvig Forssell, and some by Steve Henifin. The artwork used for this cover features both Snake and Quiet, covered in copious amounts of blood. The album cover is designed in the same style as those of the Original Soundtrack and the Vocal Tracks: a character render from the game with a V overlaid on top on a separate transparant layer. In the game, this is the music you can collect and listen to through your iDroid, plus some extra tracks. Titled Metal Gear Solid V Original Soundtrack: The Lost Tapes, this CD contains tracks from the game that (mostly) were not on the previously released Original Soundtrack. More than half a year after the release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, another soundtrack has been released in Japan.
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