A commenter on a blog I frequent pointed this out this morning in reference to GOG's release of this game, so I figured I might as well make a post about it here, since no one else had yet, and I've seen a few people asking about getting the soundtrack.

22-track Blade Runner game soundtrack composed by Frank Klepacki (and Vangelis)

Thanks.
Unfortunately not the complete soundtrack (this unofficial Argentinian CDr pressing from 2010 lists 27 tracks) but better than nothing. Decent quality too (320 kBit/s).

Here's the cover artwork that's embedded in the MP3s:
https://i.postimg.cc/k4zPJFjv/art.png

And the price is right. =)

Sounds likes someone just won a trip to Honolulu!

there are 1-27 tracks on that link

track 7, 11, 13, 14, 21 are missing.
possibly due to licensing copyright issue.
so that leaves you with 22 tracks.






1 Remorse 0:56
2 Solitude 1:17
3 Main Titles 3:47
4 Battle Theme 2:23
5 Late Call 1:43
6 Etsuko Theme 1:20
_7 Animoid Row 3:23
8 Nexus 0:24
9 Awakenings 0:25
10 Love Theme 4:51
_11 One More Time, Love 2:55
12 Bradbury Building 2:41
_13 By Invitation Only 2:28
_14 Dektora's Dance 1:58
15 Transition 1:35
16 Enigma Drift 1:24
17 Blade Runner Blues 8:56
18 Taffy's Club 1:34
19 The Eyes Follow 1:34
20 Taffy's Club 2 1:39
_21 Put Your Hands On Me 1:11
22 Bounce 3:59
23 Good Night 3:44
24 Gothic Club 1:37
25 Gothic Club 2 1:37
26 Ending 0:20
27 End Credits 4:48

If Klepacki offers them for free on his site, GOG could probably get his permission to include it in the game's goodies.

That would be awesome indeed.

is this a cd or dvd version because the old version of this game from the dvd had a better graphic?

This seems off topic in this thread about the soundtrack, but the CD and DVD versions of the game are identical. So there's no better graphics on the DVD version which only got a very limited release anyway as far as I am aware.

Thanks!

I may be dense or something but I see no way to download the soundtrack from his site.... Am I missing something??

Huh, it appears downloading is disabled. I never tried downloading before I posted yesterday, only tried to play them in the browser, and noticed that the link for each track contained the .mp3 extension, so I assumed they could be downloaded (though you'll notice I never said so in the OP :P ). But it appears that isn't the case. (I'm sure there are workarounds to download them from that site without much fuss, but that would seem to be against the wishes of the composer -- possibly because he made those tracks under contract, and doesn't have full ownership, therefore no right to distribute them.)

Sorry for any confusion. (And it's up to GOG staff if they still consider this useful enough to be a sticky post.)

Thank you !!!!!

chromium have dev tools which you can basically bypass that stuff

press F12

refresh the page

click on any track and it will load the mp3


welcome to 2019.