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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[]
- Title
- Menu Select
- Prologue
- Frigate Orpheon
- VS. Parasite Queen
- Frigate Orpheon Escape
- Planet Tallon IV
- Ancient Chozo Ruins
- VS. Hive Totem
- VS. Giant Beetle
- Chozo Ruins
- Energy Core
- VS. Flaahgra
- Lava Caves (Burning Trail)
- Lava Caves
- Ice Valley
- Ice Chapel
- Space Pirates (Laboratory Gate)
- VS. Space Pirates
- VS. Thardus
- Tallon Overworld
- Chozo Chapel of the Elders
- VS. Chozo Ghost
- Ice Valley (Phendrana Deep Lake Area)
- Wrecked Ship Frigate Orpheon
- Phazon Mines
- Phazon Area
- VS. Omega Pirate
- Artifact Shrine
- VS. Meta Ridley
- Artifact Shrine (Release of the Chozo Ruins Seal)
- Impact Crater
- VS. Metroid Prime (Spider)
- VS. Metroid Prime (Head)
- Shrine Collapsing~Epilogue
- Ending Staff Roll
- End Jingle
- Record of Samus
- Samus Appears Jingle
- Get Item Jingle
- Get Artifact Jingle
Disc 2[]
- Metroid Fusion Arranged Version
- Title
- Sector 1 (SRX) SR388 Reproduction Area
- Environmental Sound (Silence 1)
- Environmental Sound (Tension)
- Environmental Sound (Shock)
- Facing a Huge Reaction
- Tension Before a Confrontation
- VS. Marukara
- X Invasion Detection
- Navigation Room
- VS. Core-X, Chozo Statue Second Form
- Environmental Sound (Disquieting)
- Sector 2 (TRO) Tropic Area
- VS. Zazabi, Barrier Core-X
- Environmental Sound (Silence 2)
- Sector 4 (AQA) Aquatic Control Level Area
- VS. Ishtar, Gedo
- Sector 3 (PYR) High-Temperature Zone Area
- VS. BOX
- Sector 6 (NOC) Dark Area
- SA-X Appears
- Sector 5 (ARC) Low-Temperature Zone Area
- Sector 3 Emergency Situation
- Sector 3 Restore the Cooling Installation Timer Mission
- Environmental Sound (Intrigue)
- VS. Chozo Statue First Form
- VS. Nightmare
- Sector 4 (AQA) Underwater Area
- VS. Neo Ridley
- Last Instructions
- VS. SA-X
- Station Escape Timer Mission
- Epilogue
- Ending
- Appearance Jingle
- 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:
- Intro Space
- General InterWorld Elevator
- The Ruins Entrance variant of the Ancient Chozo Ruins theme
- The pre-Morph Ball variant of the Chozo Ruins theme
- Savestation Music
- General Recharge
- Ice Connect
- Phendrana Secrets
- Pirate Yoin
- Crash-Ship-MAE
- Music Mines Dark
- Tank Jingle
- Event Jingle
Metroid Fusion:
- 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)
- "Landing Aboard The BSL Station"
- "Environmental Ambience"
- "BSL Control Station"
- 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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