Disc One Playstation Version OST 1. Black Mass - Opening 2. Something Loopy - Name Entry 3. The Bathead - Start Demo 4. Vampire Killer - Stage 1 5. Creatures of the Depth - Boss 6. Stage Clear 7. Thrashard in the Cave - Stage 2 8. Wicked Child - Stage 3 9. Bloody Tears - Stage 4 10. The Tower of Gears - Stage 6 11. Moon Fight - Stage 6-1 12. The Tower of Dolls - Stage 6-2 13. Etude for the Killer - Stage 7 14. Simon's Theme - Stage 8 15. You Goddamned Bathead - Last Boss 16. Last Stage Clear 17. Mother Earth - Ending 18. Game Over 19. Player Miss 20. Ending Movie X68000 Version OST 21. Black Mass - Opening 22. Something Loopy - Name Entry 23. The Bathead - Start Demo 24. Vampire Killer - Stage 1 25. Creatures of the Depth - Boss 26. Stage Clear 27. Thrashard in the Cave - Stage 2 28. Wicked Child - Stage 3 29. Bloody Tears - Stage 4 30. The Tower of Gears - Stage 6 31. Moon Fight - Stage 6-1 32. The Tower of Dolls - Stage 6-2 33. Etude for the Killer - Stage 7 34. Simon's Theme 35. You Goddamned Bathead - Last Boss 36. Last Stage Clear 37. Mother Earth - Ending 38. Game Over 39. Player Miss 40. Load BGM Disc Two Midi Roland CM-64 Version OST 1. Black Mass - Opening 2. Something Loopy - Name Entry 3. The Bathead - Start Demo 4. Vampire Killer - Stage 1 5. Creatures of the Depth - Boss 6. Stage Clear 7. Thrashard in the Cave - Stage 2 8. Wicked Child - Stage 3 9. Bloody Tears - Stage 4 10. The Tower of Gears - Stage 6 11. Moon Fight - Stage 6-1 12. The Tower of Dolls - Stage 6-2 13. Etude for the Killer - Stage 7 14. Simon's Theme - Stage 8 15. You Goddamned Bathead - Last Boss 16. Last Stage Clear 17. Mother Earth - Ending 18. Game Over 19. Player Miss 20. Load BGM Midi Roland SC-55 Version OST 21. Black Mass - Opening 22. Something Loopy - Name Entry 23. The Bathead - Start Demo 24. Vampire Killer - Stage 1 25. Creatures of the Depth - Boss 26. Stage Clear 27. Thrashard in the Cave - Stage 2 28. Wicked Child - Stage 3 29. Bloody Tears - Stage 4 30. The Tower of Gears - Stage 6 31. Moon Fight - Stage 6-1 32. The Tower of Dolls - Stage 6-2 33. Etude for the Killer - Stage 7 34. Simon's Theme 35. You Goddamned Bathead - Last Boss 36. Last Stage Clear 37. Mother Earth - Ending 38. Game Over 39. Player Miss 40. Load BGM Bonus Tracks 41. Bloody Tears RMX 42. Dracula ~Medley~ The Castlevania Chronicles features two discs, with four versions of each tune from the X68000 Dracula game. Quite honestly, the soundtrack of this game really wasn't that good - other than a handful of remixed songs, most of the new music was rather lacking. The first group of songs are the ones used in the Playstation arrange. A handful of the songs have been drastically redone - Vampire Killer and Wicked Child have a electronic/techno sound to it, while the previously hard-rock Thrashard in the Cave is now a lot more mellow and atmospheric. First time playing the game, I found these a bit too drastic, although they've grown on me over time. Many I've talked to find them irritating, however. Others tracks, such as Bloody Tears and Moon Fight are merely upgraded versions of their original song (although with its orchestral tone, The Tower of the Dolls is now the best piece in the whole game.) The second version is the original X68000 FM synth. The sound quality is approximately a step or two higher than a Sega Genesis. The second CD contains slightly rearranged versions especially for two different sound synthesizer modules. They're distinctly different, though it's entirely up to personal preference in deciding which is actually better. Take note that the Roland SC-55 songs are the same ones used on the MIDI Power Pro 3.0: Gradius 3/Akumajou Dracula CD. There are also two additional tracks - a medley of songs from the original Castlevania (Vampire Killer, Heart of Fire and Out of Time) done in the electronic style of the Arrange version tracks. The second is a rather peculiar arrangement of Bloody Tears which, on a whole, is not that special. There seems to be two printings of this CD. Early versions contained a misprint, where the game title was misspelled as "Castlebania". However, this seems to have been corrected in later releases.