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As for the Metroid Prime & Metroid Fusion album, I had enough time in my schedule to support the development and studio recording when the record company approached us. I fully supported the CD cover creation as well.

Kenji Yamamoto[1]

Mp mf soundtrack front

Front cover.

Mp mf soundtrack back

Back cover.

The Metroid Prime & Fusion Original Soundtracks are a two-CD set, each disc containing the soundtrack of Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion. The album was released only in Japan, on June 18, 2003. The Metroid Prime music was composed by Kenji Yamamoto and Kouichi Kyuma, while the Metroid Fusion music was composed by Minako Hamano and Akira Fujiwara. The album was produced by Scitron, a Japanese record label that produces video game music albums. Its catalog number is SCDC-00276~7. "Metroid Fusion Arranged Version", the first track on the Fusion disc, was arranged by Japanese musician Shinji Hosoe.

Tracklisting[]

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Disc 1[]

  1. Title
  2. Menu Select
  3. Prologue
  4. Frigate Orpheon
  5. VS. Parasite Queen
  6. Frigate Orpheon Escape
  7. Planet Tallon IV
  8. Ancient Chozo Ruins
  9. VS. Hive Totem
  10. VS. Giant Beetle
  11. Chozo Ruins
  12. Energy Core
  13. VS. Flaahgra
  14. Lava Caves (Burning Trail)
  15. Lava Caves
  16. Ice Valley
  17. Ice Chapel
  18. Space Pirates (Laboratory Gate)
  19. VS. Space Pirates
  20. VS. Thardus
  21. Tallon Overworld
  22. Chozo Chapel of the Elders
  23. VS. Chozo Ghost
  24. Ice Valley (Phendrana Deep Lake Area)
  25. Wrecked Ship Frigate Orpheon
  26. Phazon Mines
  27. Phazon Area
  28. VS. Omega Pirate
  29. Artifact Shrine
  30. VS. Meta Ridley
  31. Artifact Shrine (Release of the Chozo Ruins Seal)
  32. Impact Crater
  33. VS. Metroid Prime (Spider)
  34. VS. Metroid Prime (Head)
  35. Shrine Collapsing~Epilogue
  36. Ending Staff Roll
  37. End Jingle
  38. Record of Samus
  39. Samus Appears Jingle
  40. Get Item Jingle
  41. Get Artifact Jingle

Disc 2[]

  1. Metroid Fusion Arranged Version
  2. Title
  3. Sector 1 (SRX) SR388 Reproduction Area
  4. Environmental Sound (Silence 1)
  5. Environmental Sound (Tension)
  6. Environmental Sound (Shock)
  7. Facing a Huge Reaction
  8. Tension Before a Confrontation
  9. VS. Marukara
  10. X Invasion Detection
  11. Navigation Room
  12. VS. Core-X, Chozo Statue Second Form
  13. Environmental Sound (Disquieting)
  14. Sector 2 (TRO) Tropic Area
  15. VS. Zazabi, Barrier Core-X
  16. Environmental Sound (Silence 2)
  17. Sector 4 (AQA) Aquatic Control Level Area
  18. VS. Ishtar, Gedo
  19. Sector 3 (PYR) High-Temperature Zone Area
  20. VS. BOX
  21. Sector 6 (NOC) Dark Area
  22. SA-X Appears
  23. Sector 5 (ARC) Low-Temperature Zone Area
  24. Sector 3 Emergency Situation
  25. Sector 3 Restore the Cooling Installation Timer Mission
  26. Environmental Sound (Intrigue)
  27. VS. Chozo Statue First Form
  28. VS. Nightmare
  29. Sector 4 (AQA) Underwater Area
  30. VS. Neo Ridley
  31. Last Instructions
  32. VS. SA-X
  33. Station Escape Timer Mission
  34. Epilogue
  35. Ending
  36. Appearance Jingle
  37. Get Item Jingle

Missing tracks[]

Not all of the music in Prime or Fusion is present on this CD. Below is a list of themes in the games that are omitted, with the Prime tracks using their internal data names:

Metroid Prime:

  1. Intro Space
  2. General InterWorld Elevator
  3. The Ruins Entrance variant of the Ancient Chozo Ruins theme
  4. The pre-Morph Ball variant of the Chozo Ruins theme
  5. Savestation Music
  6. General Recharge
  7. Ice Connect
  8. Phendrana Secrets
  9. Pirate Yoin
  10. Crash-Ship-MAE
  11. Music Mines Dark
  12. Tank Jingle
  13. Event Jingle

Metroid Fusion:

  1. The opening prologue theme, which plays during the Title Screen cutscene where Samus Aran's Gunship crashes into the asteroid belt. However, the intense final notes of the theme are included at the beginning of the "Title" track (heard here)
  2. "Landing Aboard The BSL Station"
  3. "Environmental Ambience"
  4. "BSL Control Station"
  5. The flourish that plays after activating the Pump Control Unit, the Main Boiler's cooling unit and the Auxiliary Power Station, and releasing the Dachoras and Etecoons on the Habitation Deck (heard here)

Metroid Prime 2: Dark Echoes Q&A[]

QUESTION: Is the sound track for sale? The music was exceptionally great this time so I absolutely would like to get it.

ANSWER: While there are currently no plans for this, the previous soundtrack for Metroid Prime 1 is available at Scitron Digital Contents.[2][3]

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