Silent Hill Original Soundtracks
Akira Yamaoka – Silent Hill Original Soundtracks |
Label: Konami – KICA7950 Hi-res covers scans by Gorch |
Akira Yamaoka – Silent Hill Original Soundtrack |
Label: Konami – KOE-CDS-002 Hi-res covers scans by Gorch |
Konami Digital Entertainment – Silent Hill Original Video Game Soundtrack |
Label: Mondo – MOND-098 / MOND-094 This release doesn't credit Akira Yamaoka as the artist. It also omits the Esperándote song by Rika Muranaka. |
Konami Digital Entertainment – Silent Hill Original Video Game Soundtrack |
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Label: Mondo – MOND-098 / MOND-094 |
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A great deal of the success of Silent Hill comes from the soundtrack of the game. Composed by Akira Yamaoka, the music balances between melodic tunes and stylized noise adding a lot to the atmosphere of the game. Among the highlights is the main theme "Silent Hill" which playing mainly with a mandolin, starts off the soundtrack (and the game) in a powerful and emotional way. Other great tunes are "Tears of...", "Killing Time", "Don't Cry", "Not Tomorrow" "I'll Kill You" and "Otherside". While not the best soundtrack in the series, it has some of the strongest tunes.
Silent Hill Original Soundtrack mp3, 78 mb |
In-game Playback LocationsWarning! Spoilers below
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Thanks to Ingmar for the information about usage of Never End, Never End, Never End in the game |