The game music featured not only the original score, but also some John Williams' themes, most notably the Droid Invasion Theme, as well as some remixes of John Williams' work.
It was the first appearance of the Mando'a, later developed into a fully working language by Karen Traviss. The new military clone theme was based on a minor third motif from The Emperor's Theme and accompanied by the lyrics in the ancient Mandalorian language, invented by Jesse Harlin. The music took on a high-paced, gritty and vocal theme to the traditional Star Wars score, bringing in several new themes and motifs unique to the Republic Commando game. The soundtrack was available as a free download on the game's official website until LucasArts took the site down. The Star Wars: Republic Commando soundtrack was composed by the LucasArts music editor and composer Jesse Harlin. Thanks for the list Fulongamer - wmp11 claimed I was listening to the 2002 Star Wars TPM album as well.Ĭouldn't update the album art or the published year, but at least now the tracks have the correct names (after I manually typed them in that is." The choral voices represent the unified thoughts of the clone troopers as they fight and die together for the Republic without any regard for their own lives." ― Jesse Harlin Star Wars: The Old Republic Collector's Edition (Soundtrack) What are you using as a media player? Mine opens and plays just fine (WMP 11), with the extremely annoying hiccup tha tthe Media Info is not published to the net, and it "claims" to be the 2002 Star Wars TPM album (which it definitely is NOT).Īctual track info here (for those wanting to manually add/edit track info to their Rip Library)
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