A full 2LP album with arranged versions of Koichi Sugiyama’s music for Dragon Quest III was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1988.
The first LP contains the arranged versions performed by the NHK Symphony Orchestra while the second LP contains the original sound versions.
A full album with arranged versions of Koichi Sugiyama’s music for Dragon Quest II was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1987.
The album also contains the original sound version as a 25-minute medley as its final track.
A full album with arranged versions of Koichi Sugiyama’s music for Dragon Quest 1-3 recorded live was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1988.
A full arranged album of Koichi Sugiyama’s music for Dragon Quest 1 and 2 recorded live at Suntory Hall, Tokyo. It was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1987.
A full album with arranged brass versions of Koichi Sugiyama’s music for Dragon Quest 1-3 was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1988.
A full album with arranged versions of Koichi Sugiyama’s music from Dragon Quest was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1986.
First part of the album contains orchestral versions of the music, track 9 is a 14-minute medley of the original music, while the last part of the album consists of synthesizer versions of the music.
A 7″ with a march version and a medley of Koichi Sugiyama’s Dragon Quest theme music. It was released by Apollon Music Industrial Corp. in 1987.
An LP containing an arranged version of Daisuke Asakura, Keiichi Maruyama, and Shigeru Tomita’s soundtrack have been released by Toshiba EMI.
A 7″ featuring arranged versions of Takeaki Kunimoto’s theme tracks for Championship Road Runner and Star Soldier have been released. It was released by G.M.O. Records.
The full soundtrack by David Wise for the Battletoads game. This is the San Diego Comic-Con exclusive version released in July, 2015. The record is limited to 300 copies and comes on green marbed vinyl. It was released by iam8bit.
The artwork is done by Nick Gazin.
This release features different gatefold artwork from the regular version, an embossed cover, and also includes a sound chip that plays the cutscene music from the game when opened. It is also known as the “Dark Queen” variant as a reference to the different gatefold art.
