“The Horrible Plans Of Flex Busterman” is the soundtrack for a fictional game by the same name. All tracks on the album has been produced on either a Commodore 64 or an Amiga 500.
The album includes a booklet describing level and character information for the game (even though it doesn’t exist). The album is dedicated to composer Rob Hubbard and was released in 1997 by Digital Hardcore Recordings.
A single titled Lemmings that used samples from the game Lemmings 2: The Tribes was made by SFX and released on Parlophone in 1993.
This is a 7″ version with a 7″ mix on side A, and a song titled I Think You’d Better Do What He Says on side B.
A single titled Lemmings that used samples from the game Lemmings 2: The Tribes was made by SFX and released on Parlophone in 1993.
This is a 12″ promo version with an extended version on side A, and a remix and a song titled I Think You’d Better Do What He Says on side B.
A single titled Lemmings that used samples from the game Lemmings 2: The Tribes was made by SFX and released on Parlophone in 1993.
This is a 12″ mispress promo with an extended version on side A, and a remix on side B. It includes the song titled I Think You’d Better Do What He Says on the b side tracklist but the song isn’t pressed on the record.
A single titled Lemmings that used samples from the game Lemmings 2: The Tribes was made by SFX and released on Parlophone in 1993.
This is a 12″ version with an extended version on side A, and a remix and a song titled I Think You’d Better Do What He Says on side B.
A 7″ single featuring songsby Nicole Subtil that are inspired by the game was released on Infogrames in 1989.
LP released in 1993 by Melody Music. It contains 9 remixes of game music from the games Super Mario Land, Zool, Lemmings, Street Fighter II, Sonic The Hedgehog, Tetris, Addams Family, and Lotus 3: The Ultimate Challenge.
During a succesful Kickstarter campaign for remade versions of David Lowe’s game music compositions, backers could opt for a vinyl option.
The release shipped out to backers in late 2016.
During a succesful Kickstarter campaign, for a collection of piano versions of game music composed by Chris Hülsbeck, backers could opt for a double vinyl option. A full tracklist isn’t available but it will feature music from Turrican II and R-Type among others. Backers were set to receive their copies of the vinyl record in late August, 2015.
Orders were later opened in January 2016 for the remaining copies of the album.
A 12″ featuring remixes and arranged versions of Chris Hülsbeck’s music from the game has been released. It features versions of The Final Fight and T2 Loader & The Desert Rocks. It was released by Chris Huelsbeck Productions.
The 12″ was made available for Kickstarter backers of a Kickstarter project. Minimum backing price was $250.
