MediEvil: Resurrection Original Soundtrack

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    MediEvil: Resurrection
    Original Soundtrack
    Artist(s) Paul Arnold
    Andrew Barnabas
    Release date(s) January 31, 2006[1]
    Publisher(s) Sumthing Distribution
    Label Sumthing Else Music Works
    Length 57:21

    The MediEvil: Resurrection Original Soundtrack is MediEvil: Resurrection's official soundtrack release. It was released on January 31, 2006 by Sumthing Distribution under the Sumthing Else Music Works label.[1]

    Tracklist

    1. Welcome to Gallowmere (6:07)

    Played during the game's opening crawl and in the Dan's Crypt and Cemetery Hill levels.

    2. The Spell (4:37)

    Played during the game's intro and the Enchanted Forest level.

    3. Home of the Dead (6:32)

    Played in The Graveyard, Return to the Graveyard and the Haunted Ruins.

    4. A Fiery Confrontation (4:15)

    Played during Dragon Island and the boss battle with the Demonettes.

    5. Comedy Corpses (2:21)

    Played while competing in the mini games in Gallowmere Plains. The track is inspired by the music used in MediEvil 2's The Freakshow level.

    6. Gallowmere Waltz (4:07)

    Played in Gallowmere Plains and the Ghost Ship levels.

    7. Hall of Heroes (2:15)

    Played during the Hall of Heroes level.

    8. Village of Madness (4:09)

    Played in the Sleeping Village and Inside The Asylum levels.

    9. Hilltop Mausoleum (3:34)

    Played during the Hilltop Mausoleum level.

    10. Scurvy Docks (2:16)

    Played in the Scurvy Docks level.

    11. George the Pumpkin (4:15)

    Played during the Pumpkin Gorge level and the Pumpkin King boss fight.

    12. Wheat Demons (4:09)

    Played during the Scarecrow Fields level and boss fights.

    13. Zarok's Lair (1:49)

    Played in the Zarok's Lair level.

    14. A Hero Returns (3:36)

    Played during the game's outro.

    15. End Titles (3:14)

    Played in the Pools Of The Ancient Dead level and during the game's credits.

    References

    1. 1.0 1.1 Original Soundtrack Recording From The PSP Game MediEvil Resurrection on Sumthing Distribution. Retrieved August 29, 2021.

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