0:00:00 A Trap 0:03:01 Caught Up 0:05:35 A Failed Weapon 0:10:00 Freakshow 0:19:48 Below Ground, Part 1 0:23:34 Revenge Theme 0:26:04 An Old Bad Friend 0:29:29 The Lurking Horror 0:33:21 No Escape (Juggernaut) (FIX!) 0:36:53 Deathstrike (that’s LADY Deathstrike to you!! 😈) 0:40:42 Opposites Attract (Magneto) 0:43:31 Runt of Landfill (Sabretooth, Part 1) 0:46:11 Breaking the Barrier 0:50:04 Surprise! (Sabretooth, Part 2) 0:51:49 Locomotion 0:55:40 Ghosts of the Past (Main Title Theme) 0:58:43 Wendigo’s Cave (Wendigo) (FIX!) Honourable Mentions (AKA The Missing Tracks): Below Ground, Part 2 Sealed In Dead Silence Stay Quiet P.S. Titles courtesy of Matthew Blair
I understand the the PS2 version's soundtrack is higher pitched and faster than the Gamecube/PC versions, but it's the first version I heard and it sounds better to me.
Here is the weird thing about the Soundtrack for this game: 1. The PS2 version had a higher pitch and was sped up. 2. The Xbox version had a lower pitch and was slowed down. 3. The GameCube version had the correct pitch and speed. 4. The PC version was just like the GameCube version... it had the correct pitch and speed. So yeah... I have no idea why the PS2 & Xbox versions had incorrect pitches and speeds but for whatever reason they did while the GameCube and PC versions were normal and sounded like how they were supposed to sound. I know they were supposed to sound like that because I contacted the composer for this game like 2 years ago and he provided me with the music for this game and yeah... they sounded exactly like they do on the GameCube & PC versions...
Interesting, though there is always the possibility that the composer's files are the wrong speed, it's difficult to determine without access to the original project files this music was created in and seeing / hearing the original settings it was produced at. Though yes, as the composer is closest to the source he would most likely have the correct versions. My guess it has something to do with sampling rates, for example, if it was originally recorded at 48 kHz but played back at 44.1 kHz in the game it would be slower and vice versa.
@TheOrangeMatty Here is the weird thing about the Soundtrack for this game: 1. The PS2 version had a higher pitch and was sped up. 2. The Xbox version had the correct pitch and speed. 3. The GameCube version also had the correct pitch and speed. 4. The PC version was just like the Xbox and GameCube versions... it had the correct pitch and speed. So yeah... I have no idea why the PS2 version had incorrect pitch and speed but for whatever reason they did while the Xbox, GameCube, and PC versions were normal and sounded like how they were supposed to sound. I know they were supposed to sound like that because I contacted the composer for this game like 2 years ago and he provided me with the music for this game and yeah... they sounded exactly like they do on the Xbox, GameCube, and PC versions...
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher Actually the Xbox version does have a slightly lower pitch than the GameCube & PC version as I have listened to them all and I know... although it was the PAL Xbox version so maybe it's different in the NTSC version?.
@@TheOrangeMatty The NTSC release of Wolverine's Revenge Xbox did have correct pitch and speed like the GameCube and the PC versions according to the Wolverine's Revenge Xbox gameplay video on RUclips.
@@KamenProwler No, because I the played the ps2 verison and like the hyper fast sound the music had and then heard xbox's version it sounds slow and boring.
Two songs that I’ve heard so far that are “looping” or “echoing” are “Juggernaut” (I’m wrong about that title, it’s “No Escape”) (#9) and “Wendigo’s Cave” (#17). Is there any way that you can do something about them? Re-synchronize their sound just like you did with the other songs in the “Jukebox”? And will you do that sooner or later?
It's a glitch with the Jukebox itself, I'll have to record the whole thing again and listen out for it. I never noticed it until it was pointed out as I'm not familiar enough with the music. You and The Sage are the only two people who have mentioned it but I will try to sort it out as I don't like having "broken" uploads on my channel. It's just finding the time to record it again.
This is a direct, digital capture from the original disc playing on real hardware so will be as close to the original source as I can get it on RUclips. Audio compression is often not kind to sonically rich orchestral pieces so maybe whatever you're hearing that's "off" is due to that, else it's just something on the source.
@@PlayStationPaul If you're telling me that you didn't notice the music having its own echo then I don't what you heard. Otherwise you could've pressed on the track again to fix it, but other than that everything else was well recorded. Thanks.
OK I think I hear what you mean now. Like I said all faults were due to the source, I'm not familiar enough with the music to have been able to identify that on a first listen, it would have just seemed intentional (bearing in mind that there are a lot of intentionally discordant parts in this soundtrack). It was literally a one take capture just after beating the game, I didn't pay much attention to the soundtrack whilst playing as I was focusing on the game. Edit - If I get time I might re-record it and re-upload it. I'll unlist this and put a link to the new one.
@@PlayStationPaul Thank you for understanding. Just wanted to point out the error. And thanks for uploading this when I tried to listen to the ost on another channel that was different than the original this one is good.
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This game was ridiculously hard
And I want a remastered.
yes, with more checkpoints and autosave instead of having to restart the whole level if you die
Well use cheat codes
Cool, I thought I just sucked as I was a kid playing through this.
What really needs a remaster are the Xmen Legends games
0:00:00 A Trap
0:03:01 Caught Up
0:05:35 A Failed Weapon
0:10:00 Freakshow
0:19:48 Below Ground, Part 1
0:23:34 Revenge Theme
0:26:04 An Old Bad Friend
0:29:29 The Lurking Horror
0:33:21 No Escape (Juggernaut) (FIX!)
0:36:53 Deathstrike (that’s LADY Deathstrike to you!! 😈)
0:40:42 Opposites Attract (Magneto)
0:43:31 Runt of Landfill (Sabretooth, Part 1)
0:46:11 Breaking the Barrier
0:50:04 Surprise! (Sabretooth, Part 2)
0:51:49 Locomotion
0:55:40 Ghosts of the Past (Main Title Theme)
0:58:43 Wendigo’s Cave (Wendigo) (FIX!)
Honourable Mentions (AKA The Missing Tracks):
Below Ground, Part 2
Sealed In
Dead Silence
Stay Quiet
P.S. Titles courtesy of Matthew Blair
Thanks man for list i really apreciete that
Glad to see I’m not the only one who still remembers and loves this game, still one of the best soundtracks I’ve ever heard, thanks for posting!
23:55 my favorite song!!! The intro in the game with this song was just bad ass!!!
I understand the the PS2 version's soundtrack is higher pitched and faster than the Gamecube/PC versions, but it's the first version I heard and it sounds better to me.
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Here is the weird thing about the Soundtrack for this game:
1. The PS2 version had a higher pitch and was sped up.
2. The Xbox version had a lower pitch and was slowed down.
3. The GameCube version had the correct pitch and speed.
4. The PC version was just like the GameCube version... it had the correct pitch and speed.
So yeah... I have no idea why the PS2 & Xbox versions had incorrect pitches and speeds but for whatever reason they did while the GameCube and PC versions were normal and sounded like how they were supposed to sound. I know they were supposed to sound like that because I contacted the composer for this game like 2 years ago and he provided me with the music for this game and yeah... they sounded exactly like they do on the GameCube & PC versions...
Interesting, though there is always the possibility that the composer's files are the wrong speed, it's difficult to determine without access to the original project files this music was created in and seeing / hearing the original settings it was produced at. Though yes, as the composer is closest to the source he would most likely have the correct versions. My guess it has something to do with sampling rates, for example, if it was originally recorded at 48 kHz but played back at 44.1 kHz in the game it would be slower and vice versa.
@TheOrangeMatty
Here is the weird thing about the Soundtrack for this game:
1. The PS2 version had a higher pitch and was sped up.
2. The Xbox version had the correct pitch and speed.
3. The GameCube version also had the correct pitch and speed.
4. The PC version was just like the Xbox and GameCube versions... it had the correct pitch and speed.
So yeah... I have no idea why the PS2 version had incorrect pitch and speed but for whatever reason they did while the Xbox, GameCube, and PC versions were normal and sounded like how they were supposed to sound. I know they were supposed to sound like that because I contacted the composer for this game like 2 years ago and he provided me with the music for this game and yeah... they sounded exactly like they do on the Xbox, GameCube, and PC versions...
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher Actually the Xbox version does have a slightly lower pitch than the GameCube & PC version as I have listened to them all and I know... although it was the PAL Xbox version so maybe it's different in the NTSC version?.
@@TheOrangeMatty The NTSC release of Wolverine's Revenge Xbox did have correct pitch and speed like the GameCube and the PC versions according to the Wolverine's Revenge Xbox gameplay video on RUclips.
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher Did you just copy Matt??
Really boi really
Track 3 is just gold
AHHH GOOD NEMORIES , for me this game was better than new X-man , sad there no remaster of this heaven game .
Track 4 is my favourite
Same
SEE I THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY. THE PS2 VERSION IS FASTER
Am I the only one who prefers it?
@@KamenProwler No, because I the played the ps2 verison and like the hyper fast sound the music had and then heard xbox's version it sounds slow and boring.
@@Mr.-Why what about the GameCube version?
@@2KUniverseGuy Track 4 sounded better on Ps2 and the other tacks sounded better GameCube.
Bless your heart for the timestamps
Track 4 on PS2 is always my favorite
I remember playing track 3, a friend of mine told me to turn it off. because it was too creepy.
Otherwise known as 'Enmity' from Empire Earth. It's open source music.
@@deathwatch962 its Behold the darkness ..
This game needs a remake/remaster and a sequel.
10:00 1st favorite song
43:31 2nd favorite song
36:53 3rd favorite song
5:38 My favorite track.
Track 12 it's more exciting my opinion 🙂
Awesome music
Track 2 sounds like a mission where you ride a horse
Track 16 is my favorite.
40:42 I hate that boss
Thanks man
Track 12, Runt of Landfill... Good song.
I heard mad skillz inherit in the world sample beat x2 wolverine oppotive attract
Two songs that I’ve heard so far that are “looping” or “echoing” are “Juggernaut” (I’m wrong about that title, it’s “No Escape”) (#9) and “Wendigo’s Cave” (#17). Is there any way that you can do something about them? Re-synchronize their sound just like you did with the other songs in the “Jukebox”? And will you do that sooner or later?
It's a glitch with the Jukebox itself, I'll have to record the whole thing again and listen out for it. I never noticed it until it was pointed out as I'm not familiar enough with the music. You and The Sage are the only two people who have mentioned it but I will try to sort it out as I don't like having "broken" uploads on my channel. It's just finding the time to record it again.
Does anybody know if they sped it up for the ps2 or slowed it down for the rest? because the ps2 is the best by far.
Someone here said that PS2 was sped up, Xbox was slowed down, and GameCube was the normal speed.
@@PlayStationPaul PS2 was sped up, Xbox was slowed down (normal in NTSC version), and GameCube was the normal speed.
I need the name of track 3 ASAP
You sir need the key to the white house.
do you have the music in individuals.
No, if you click on "view chapter" at the bottom of the video, you will be able to click on individual tracks from a list.
PlayStationpaul, do you reckon you could upload the soundtrack videos separately?
I didn't want to spam up my channel with too many uploads. I'll consider it for my other channel.
The audio on Track 9 is off.
This is a direct, digital capture from the original disc playing on real hardware so will be as close to the original source as I can get it on RUclips. Audio compression is often not kind to sonically rich orchestral pieces so maybe whatever you're hearing that's "off" is due to that, else it's just something on the source.
@@PlayStationPaul If you're telling me that you didn't notice the music having its own echo then I don't what you heard. Otherwise you could've pressed on the track again to fix it, but other than that everything else was well recorded. Thanks.
OK I think I hear what you mean now. Like I said all faults were due to the source, I'm not familiar enough with the music to have been able to identify that on a first listen, it would have just seemed intentional (bearing in mind that there are a lot of intentionally discordant parts in this soundtrack). It was literally a one take capture just after beating the game, I didn't pay much attention to the soundtrack whilst playing as I was focusing on the game.
Edit - If I get time I might re-record it and re-upload it. I'll unlist this and put a link to the new one.
@@PlayStationPaul Thank you for understanding. Just wanted to point out the error. And thanks for uploading this when I tried to listen to the ost on another channel that was different than the original this one is good.
Track 17 is just like that too!