I own the game. Here is the soundtrack according to the back of the instruction manual. Sorry, I can't translate Italian.
"Gringos A Caballo and Bloody Sunset"
by E. De Masi, taken from 'Sette Dollari Sul Rosso'
"Suspence Al Villaggio, L'Assulto Di Santana, and Johnny Sulla Croce"
by E. De Masi, taken from 'Quella Sporca Storia Nel West'
"Un Uomo, Un Cavallo, Una Pistola, Faccia A Terra, Le Pistole Attendono, Sentiero Rosso, and Esterno Saloon"
by S. Cipriani, taken from 'Un Uomo, Un Cavallo, Una Pistola'
"Long Neck, Jackie, Siddle Sack, Sombrero, and Tumble Weed"
by P. Piccioni, taken from 'Minnesota Clay'
"Pistoleros In Agguato"
by G. Ferrio, taken from 'Un Dollaro Bucato'
"T.5, T.10, and T.13"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Anda Muchaco Spara!'
"T.19"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Django Spara Per Primo'
"Nevada, La Confessione and Nevada, Delitto Fra Le Montagne"
by S. Cipriani, taken from 'Nevada'
"Per Salvarsi"
by D. Patucchi, taken from 'Los Amigos'
Il Bandito Messicano, and Il Falso Soldato"
by B. Ghiglia, taken from 'Un Dollaro Tra I Denti'
"Fuga Dall'ovest"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Corri Uomo Corri'
"Umor Giallo"
by E. Morricone, taken from 'Stark System'
"Agguato A Dallas, Il Fischio, and Il Ponte"
by L. Bacalov, taken from 'Il Prezzo Del Potere'
"L'uccello Magico, L'uccello Magico A Roma, and Il Duca Di Wuttenberg"
by N. Rota, taken from 'Il Cassanova'
"T.5"
by G.P. Reverberi, taken from 'Ringo Il Cavaliere Solitario'
"T.15 and T.19"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'L'ultimo Mercenario'
"T.4"
by A. Alessandroni, taken from 'Suor Omicidi'
"T.3, T.5, T.9, and T.10"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Buon Funarale Amigos...Paga Sartana'
"T.12, T.15, T.17, and T.20"
by B. Niccolai, taken from Gli Fumavano Le Colt...Lo Chiamavano Camposanto
"T.2, T.4, T.6, and T.7"
by E. De Masi, taken from 'Una Bara Per Lo Sceriffo'
"T.11 and T.22"
by E. De Masi, taken from 'Il Ranch Degli Spietati'
"T.12, T.13, and T.15"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Un Uomo Chiamato Apocalisse Joe'
"T.18, T.23, T.27"
by B. Niccolai, taken from 'Lo Chiamavano Tresette, Giocava Sempre Col Morto'
"T.26, T.28, T.29, and T.30"
by M. Migliardi, taken from 'Prega Il Morto E Ammazza Il Vivo'
"Al Tren!"
by L. Bacalov, taken from 'Quien Sabe?'
"Main Theme"
by L. Bacalov, taken from 'Lo Chiamavano King'
"Senza Scampo and Ballata Per Un Pistolero"
by F. Micalizzi and R. Pregadio, taken from 'Il Pistolero Dell'ave Maria'
"Trinity: A Mollo Nella Tinozza"
by F. Micalizzi and R. Pregadio, taken from 'Lo Chiamavano Trinita'
"Main Titles"
by. E. Morricone, taken from 'E Per Tetto Un Cielo Di Stelle'
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hookermonkey
20 years ago
Wow. Kudos on typing all that out.
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dahill316
20 years ago
lol it probably took me longer to type all that out than to actually beat the game. (very easy game)
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tlp1194
20 years ago
Um... What was the name of the song that was on the level ( in multi player mode) "The Collesium" I think. Its the one with the big walls in the middle of the level and the houses around the sides. It is like a big maze.
The song starts with the guitar, and then has like a mysterious whistling.
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CamelCamelCamel
20 years ago
Unless Rockstar releases an official soundtrack, it's going to be hard, hard, hard work (well, that and hard money!) to pick out any specific song. I've got some random Spaghetti Western soundtracks, but listening to them isn't helping much ;) (well, except that I think I've connected the song from the opening credits to the movie The Man Called Apocalypse Joe).
edit - oh hey, anyone looking for a song with whistling in it, check out track 15 (Bullet for a Stranger - Sequence 1) from disc 2 at http://www.towerrecords.com/product.aspx?pfid=1540451 - unfortunately very little of the whistling is part of that clip, but maybe it'll ring your bell.
Now if you should want to call me, use this number. This other one is the old number.
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