I mean, someone had to ask.

Any chance of them happening? I know it's a bit of a moot point for JJ2 since its music is all just stored in raw modular format and you can play it straight from the install folder if you want, but JJ1's OST is considerably harder to come by. I do happen to have an MP3-encoded copy stashed away from Game Music Bundle back when that was still a thing, but I'm a bit leery of sharing it and I'd hate for others to miss out.

Both 1 and 2 use a similar tracker format. You can open them in a program such as OpenMPT.

I spent a few hours this morning remastering the soundtrack files into MP3s and sent them to my friend at Epic, so hopefully they'll add them.

fwiw, the music is on YT -
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jazz+jackrabbit+ost ,
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jazz+jackrabbit+2+ost

And I think there are some download options, when I google "jazz jackrabbit soundtrack download" Could you upload them somewhere and share the links here?

If you have VLC, it will play all of the music files as well. They might not be associated with VLC by deftault in your system, but it works if you use "open with". The music file extensions for Jazz and Jazz 2 are *.IT, *.MOD, and *.S3M

I am fortunate to have bought those soundtracks on game music bundle way back in I think 2009. or 2010, something like that. They where available on Loudr after that if I'm not mistaking, but unfortunately Loudr is past now

o.o

I found I still had the JJ2 OST when I downloaded it from some site years ago. (It's just mp3 files, most songs ~1:30-2min) I uploaded it to Mediafire, but I'll need to take it down if GOG requests that.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/v9qznvgh1c0tu0f/Jazz%20Jackrabbit%202%20Soundtrack.zip

Well, you can export from MPT... Also OGG is way superior to mp3 - better quality sound with smaller bitrate (and smaller file).

OGG only works within games and via VLC Media player though doesn't it? It cannot be read by Windows Media player or Itunes.

WMP and itunes are crap anyway. Use a proper music player like WinAmp or foobar2000 (either one is fine, really). Or if you're on Linux, XMPP is a great one as well. Don't use Amarok though, it's a slow and badly written piece of bloatware.

What Darkhog said, but I'll add that for the most part, WIne runs FB2K fine anyway.