 
ILLUSION OF GAIA
(Super NES)
Composer: Yasuhiro Kawasaki
Music also featured on:
Game Ending Songs Extravaganza
"Memories"
Time: 2:50
Size: 2.60 MB
2 loops with fadeout
Comment: I had no idea what to call this. I've seen about 3 or 4 different titles for it. It's the music heard: 1) When you tell Gaia that you want to end your game and if you let it sit there after Will disappears. 2) When Lance gets his memory back in Watermia. 3) During a large portion of the ending sequence. (And possibly elsewhere.)
"Moon Tribe Theme"
Time: 1:57
Size: 2.68 MB
2 loops with fadeout
Comment: This is one of the scariest-sounding pieces of music I've ever heard. If it doesn't send chills up your spine, no music ever will.
"Special Ending"
Time: 7:49
Size: 7.16 MB
Automatic ending
Comment: The closing credits theme (essentially an extended remix of the title theme and some other songs from throughout the game). Made my original Top 50 on account of its epic scope.
"Victory"
Time: 4:01
Size: 3.68 MB
2 loops with fadeout
Comment: Uplifting song that actually comes before the credits song in the ending.
INDIANA JONES AND THE INFERNAL MACHINE
(Nintendo 64)
Composers: John Williams, Clint Bajakian
Infernal Machine includes a few new remixes of the standard Indiana Jones theme (aka "The Raider's March"). That MusYx tool that was used to produce the game's sound really works wonders. It's almost hard to believe these aren't from the movie scores.
"Credits Theme" - Great new version of the Indiana Jones theme song from the N64 game with some Russian music mixed in.
"Main Title Theme" - Slightly different song, but you can pretty much repeat what I said above here.
IRONSWORD: WIZARDS & WARRIORS 2
(NES)
Composer: David Wise
Ironsword isn't a game I particularly like, but damn does it have some great music! It simply amazes me how much good stuff David Wise had done over his long career with Rare.
"Icefire Mountain" - Although I was never able to beat this final level, I really enjoyed hearing the music the whole time I was faltering with it. BTW, I didn't cut this mp3 short. For some reason, Ironsword's music doesn't continuously loop and this mp3 ends where the song ends.
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