1 - Introduction 2 - Setting 3 - Prologue 4 - Shudder 5 - Intrusion 6 - Watchtower 7 - Annex - Silent Madness 8 - Hamlet People 9 - Rose 10 - Maze Garden 11 - Mysterious Coffin 12 - First Struggle 13 - Underground Waterway 14 - Underground Tunnel - Invisible Sorrow 15 - Lamented Rose 16 - Dungeon - Main Theme 17 - Malus Reappears 18 - Actrise 19 - Sypha 20 - Planetarium 21 - Unexpected Encounter 22 - Duel Tower 23 - Tower of Science 24 - Tower of Excecution 25 - Tower of Sorcery 26 - Second Struggle 27 - Toothed Wheel 28 - Stairway to the Clouds 29 - Third Struggle - Dance of Illusions 30 - Moment of Silence 31 - Castle Escape 32 - Fourth Struggle - Concert of Another Dimension 33 - Carrie's Good Ending 34 - Bad Ending 35 - Schneider's Good Ending 36 - Staff Roll 37 - Melodies of CastleVania (Bonus Track) 38 - Invisible Sorrow (Bonus Track) 39 - A Night of Peace and Quiet (Bonus Track) A lot of people were not only disappointed in Castlevania 64 as a game, but were also disgusted by the music. I can see why - the direction the music has taken is far more ambiant that what we're all used too. But I personally like a lot of it - it's quiet and added the perfect atmosphere in the game, and stands on its own too. Some of the music may be a bit mellow, but many of the tracks are certainly memorable and hummable, at the very least. And the main theme of the game, used in the menu screen, level five and ending credits is certainly very cool. Only a few of the boss themes are recycled from earlier Castlevania games. There's also three bonus tracks, but I never cared for them, really. You might find this CD to be worth it, especially considering the decent price. I certainly like it, and it's excellent for reading or doing homework to. This CD was also released in Europe.