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There are four released Soundtracks, which originate from the Halo trilogy. In addition, there is the soundtrack to Halo Wars and a compilation of the first three trilogy soundtracks.

• Halo: Original Soundtrack - The musical score to Halo: Combat Evolved.
• Halo 2: Original Soundtrack - The musical score to Halo 2.
• Halo 3: Original Soundtrack - The musical score to Halo 3.
• Halo 3: ODST Original Soundtrack - The musical score to Halo 3: ODST.

• Halo Trilogy: The Complete Original Soundtracks - The collection of all three soundtracks and a bonus DVD.
• Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack - The musical compilation of the songs in Halo Wars.

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From Lostpedia

Four soundtracks for the first four seasons of Lost have been released by Varèse Sarabande, featuring selections from the musical score composed by Michael Giacchino. They were produced by Giacchino and feature the Hollywood Studio Symphony. The first season soundtrack was released March 21, 2006, the second on October 3, 2006, and the third on May 6, 2008. A fourth season soundtrack was released May 12th, 2009.

Soundtracks

• Lost (Original Television Soundtrack)
• Lost Season 2 (Original Television Soundtrack)
• Lost Season 3 (Original Television Soundtrack)
• Lost Season 4 (Original Television Soundtrack)
• Lost Season 5 (Original Television Soundtrack)

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This article is about music played through the Music Player. For NPCs that restore run energy, see Musician. For sound heard through actions or items, see Sound effects.

Music in RuneScape is mostly in-game background music (music tracks) designed to enhance a player's gaming experience.

Players need to unlock most tracks during game-play by going to a particular place, completing a quest, or performing some action (such as reading a particular book). As of 11 January 2010, there are 631 music tracks available via music player. As RuneScape ages, many more music tracks may be distributed.

This is the message that appears in the chatbox when you have unlocked 500 pieces of music.

The 500th Track was Tournament! (m) which was released on 20 November 2007. Unlocking 500 songs will unlock the Air Guitar emote, which plays five notes when activated. It is notable for being one of the few emotes with audio.

Currently, the player does not receive a message when he/she unlocks every music track (though one does appear every time an individual track is unlocked.)

The volume of the music can be controlled through the Audio Settings on the Options screen.

Musicians

Main article: Musician

Players listening to a musician

Musicians are NPCs found throughout RuneScape who play certain tracks with different instruments. Players can listen to them by right-clicking them. While listening to the musician, players increase the rate of their Hitpoints regeneration and energy restoration.

Music Player

The RuneScape music player.

Main article: Music Player

The Music Player is the screen on the interface that lists all music tracks. The titles of unlocked tracks are shown in green, and those of locked tracks are displayed in red.

The Music Player also features a button at the top which, when activated (in green), continuously plays the same song as a loop. If not clicked, different tracks are played at the end of each song.

Music track list

Main article: Music/track list

Tutorial music

As of 15 December 2009, all free players will have the following 30 tracks unlocked upon completing the Unstable foundations tutorial quest. These tracks are unlocked automatically upon arriving in Lumbridge even though the events associated to some tracks have ended:

1. The Adventurer
2. The Art of Hocus-Pocus
3. Bittersweet Bunny
4. The Dance of the Snow Queen
5. Diango's Little Helpers
6. Easter Jig
7. Funny Bunnies
8. Grimly Fiendish
9. Ground Scape
10. Hare-brained Machines
11. Harmony
12. High Spirits
13. Homescape
14. Itsy Bitsy...
15. Jungle Bells
16. Jungle Island XMAS
17. Land of Snow
18. Lazy Wabbit
19. The Mentor
20. Newbie Melody
21. Poison Dreams
22. Scape Hunter
23. Scape Main
24. Scape Original
25. Scape Santa
26. Scape Scared
27. Scape Summon
28. Scape Theme
29. Sea Shanty XMAS
30. Trick or Treat?

Notes

• Many songs can be unlocked just standing very near about the area of the specific song, and is not necessary have all requirements.
• Some music tracks can, for some reason, be unlocked without visiting the area or even getting close to it, such as the music track on Dragontooth Island is unlockable for free-to-play players even though they had never been members before.
• Scape Theme is used for the opening music track, except when a Holiday event is going on. Scape Scared for Hallowe'en, and Scape Santa is used for Christmas. Other Scapes may be used for new skills, such as Scape Summon for the release of Summoning, or Scape Hunter for the release of Hunter. Scape Main (the previous log in screen theme) is now available in the track list.
• The track Zanik's Theme is heard during a cut-scene in Death to the Dorgeshuun, but is not unlocked until Land of the Goblins.
• During Clarence's burial cut scene after the Back to my Roots quest, the music being played does not appear in the music title; so this would be a missing song. The song "Historic Memories" from Meeting History is also played in a cut-scene, but cannot be unlocked.
• Long ago, the default music track at Barbarian Village was "Dark", but it has been changed to "Barbarianism". The "Dark" track was moved to Sulphur vents south of Bone Yard (located south of the caves of Chaos Dwarves; level 32 Wilderness).
• Armadyl Alliance is unlocked before the gap to Armadyl's area in God Wars Dungeon, so 70 Ranged is not needed.
• Playing Clan Wars while waiting for a clan war to begin causes a different track to play.
• If you are standing near a crop circle outside the impetuous impulses minigame, the song track "impetuous" will play but no name will appear on the top of the track list.
• The music is 'techno', and some instruments may be difficult to distinguish.

Tracks that are considered difficult to unlock

• Any song in Master-level quests - songs found in quests such as Monkey Madness, Mourning's Ends Part II, Desert Treasure, Recipe for Disaster and especially While Guthix Sleeps often take a lot of effort to unlock.
• Any song requiring a high skill level (such as the songs in the God Wars Dungeon or in Kuradal's Dungeon).

Renamed or deleted tracks

• On 4 June 2007, Jagex renamed Gnome to Goblin Village and Gnome Theme to Dwarf Theme.
• At a later date, Jagex also renamed Wolf Mountain to Wild Isle.
• Scape Summon - The main tune during the Summoning Update on 15 January 2008 was deleted from music log with an Update on 5 February 2008, although it continued to play on the Summoning loading and login screen. It was a bug which Jagex reports on their site:
  • "Audio > Subcategory:" Added By: mod_clark on 5 February 2008. "The ScapeSummon track has done a runna! We are aware of this and will hunt it down and secure it with big 'stop running away chains' - in the meantime it is an issue that we are aware of and there is no need to report it.'".
  • See also: Update:Music system temporarily off - 9 February 2008.
  • Scape Summon back on list with the Catapult Construction update on 13 February 2008.

Required skill levels

These are the minimal levels (or quest points) needed to unlock all music tracks.

Skill		Level	Quest or location	Music track name
	Agility	70	Saradomin's Encampment (God Wars Dungeon)	Strength of Saradomin
	Attack	75	Blood Runs Deep	The Fallen Hero, Jaws of the Dagganoth, Maiasaura
	Construction	60	Nomad's Requiem	Battle of Souls, Desolate Ruins
	Cooking	70	Recipe for Disaster	Chef Surprize
	Crafting	66	Rocking Out	Jailbird, A Pirate's Life for Me, Something Fishy
	Defence	65	King's Ransom, While Guthix Sleeps	Knightmare, Lore and Order; Dangerous Logic, Black of Knight, The Evil Within, The Sound of Guthix, Temple Desecrated
	Farming	65	While Guthix Sleeps	Dangerous Logic, Black of Knight, The Evil Within, The Sound of Guthix, Temple Desecrated
	Firemaking	61	Forgiveness of a Chaos Dwarf	Fight of the Dwarves
	Fishing	62	Swan Song	Last Stand, Making Waves
	Fletching	70	Within the Light	Elven Seed
	Herblore	65	While Guthix Sleeps	Dangerous Logic, Black of Knight, The Evil Within, The Sound of Guthix, Temple Desecrated
	Hitpoints	70	Zamorak's Fortress (God Wars Dungeon)	Zamorak Zoo
	Hunter	65	Nomad's Requiem	Battle of Souls, Desolate Ruins
	Magic	75	While Guthix Sleeps, Nomad's Requiem	Dangerous Logic, Black of Knight, The Evil Within, The Sound of Guthix, Temple Desecrated; Battle of Souls, Desolate Ruins
	Mining	66	Nomad's Requiem	Battle of Souls, Desolate Ruins
	Prayer	70	Nomad's Requiem	Battle of Souls, Desolate Ruins
	Ranged	75	Within the Light	Elven Seed
	Runecrafting	50	Runecrafting Guild	Second Vision
	Slayer	78	The wishlist after Fur 'n' Seek	Exhibit 'A'
	Smithing	69	Rocking Out	Jailbird, A Pirate's Life for Me, Something Fishy
	Strength	75	Blood Runs Deep	The Fallen Hero, Jaws of the Dagannoth, Maiasaura
	Summoning	41	The Curse of Arrav	The Heist, Lamistard's Labyrinth
	Thieving	66	The Curse of Arrav	The Heist, Lamistard's Labyrinth
	Woodcutting	75	Within the Light	Elven Seed
	Combat level	110	Kuradal's Dungeon	Final Destination
	Quest points	270	While Guthix Sleeps	Dangerous Logic, Black of Knight, The Evil Within, The Sound of Guthix, Temple Desecrated

Temporary boosts

Temporary skill boosts may be used to unlock some music tracks. See articles for corresponding quests or locations to see if temporary boosts can be used.

Real-world allusions

There are a number of music tracks that can be connected to the real world, both through the name and/or the music itself. These include (alphabetically):

• A New Menace - The two Star Wars movies 'New Hope' and 'The Phantom Menace'
• All's Fairy in Love and War - The saying 'All is fair in love and war'
• Aye Car Rum Ba - An expression of disbelief, notably used by Bart Simpson- 'ay caramba!'
• Beetle Juice - The 1988 movie with the same name
• The Cellar Dwellers - The band with the same name, or the 1988 movie 'Cellar Dweller'
• Charmin' Farmin' - The song sounds like a modified version of the child's song 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm'
• Cool for Ali Cats - The song 'Cool For Cats' by Squeeze. The use of 'Ali' is a reference to the fact the almost every one in Pollnivneach is called Ali, but also alludes to the idea of an 'Alley Cat'.
• Copris Lunaris - A type of Scarab beetle (Horned dung beetle)
• Corridors of Power - The book by C. P. Snow
• Dance of Death - The song by Iron Maiden with the same name
• Davy Jones's Locker - Pirate slang for the bottom of the sea (which is where the song is unlocked)
• Dead Can Dance - The Australian band with the same name
• Dillo-gence is Key - The saying 'Diligence is the key'
• Dream Theatre - British spelling of the band 'Dream Theater'
• Eruption - A song by the band 'Van Halen'
• Faithless - The band with the same name
• Fangs For the Memory - The song 'Thanks for the Memories' originally released in 1938 and covered several times since
• The Far Side - The one-panel comic created by Gary Larson
• Fe Fi Fo Fum - Part of the line the giant says during the fairytale about Jack and the Beanstalk
• Fear and Loathing - The book "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" by Hunter S. Thompson
• Find My Way - The song by P.O.D. with the same name
• Flute Salad - The dessert fruit salad
• Grimly Fiendish - The song by The Damned
• Ham and Seek - The game 'Hide and Seek'
• Have an Ice Day - The greeting and song by Bon Jovi 'Have a nice day'
• Hell's Bells - An old expression of anger, a song was also released with the same name, "Hells Bells" by AC/DC
• Jester Minute - The saying 'Just a minute'. Also the name of a long-running panel game on BBC Radio 4.
• Jungle Bells - The Christmas song 'Jingle Bells'. The song sounds like it too
• La Mort - A French word meaning 'the Death' (which is why it is unlocked at the Death Altar)
• Life's a Beach! - The identical saying in real life.
• Little Cave of Horrors - The film and musical 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Long Way Home - The 1997 movie 'The Long Way Home'
• Lore and Order - The television series 'Law and Order'
• Maiasaura - A dinosaur that lived about 74 million years ago of the same name
• Major Miner - The antonyms 'major' and 'minor'
• Neverland - The homeworld of Peter Pan, written by James M. Barrie
• Night of the Vampyre - The movie(s) 'Night of the Living Dead'
• Norse Code - The communication method Morse code
• Ogre the Top - The saying 'over the top', said when something is too complex.
• Out of the Deep - The song 'Out from the Deep' by Enigma
• Overture - An instrumental composition, such as the famous William Tell Overture.
• Penguin Possible - The song sounds like a modified version of the Mission Impossible theme.
• Pinball Wizard - A reference to a highly skilled Pinball Player, a song was also released with the same name, "Pinball Wizard" by The Who. The song also sounds like the song played during the 'pinball' sequence on Sesame Street
• Pirates of Penance - The Gilbert and Sullivan musical 'Pirates of Penzance'
• Rising Damp - The popular sitcom with the same name
• Roc and Roll - The expression 'Rock and Roll(!)'
• Roll the Bones - The song by Rush with the same name
• Romancing the Crone - The 1984 film 'Romancing the Stone'
• The Route of All Evil - The biblical expression '(love of money is the) root of all evil'
• The Route of the Problem - The expression 'the root of the problem'
• Scarabaeoidea - A superfamily of beetles
• School's Out - The song by Alice Cooper with the same name
• Sigmund's Showdown - The song sounds similar to Team Rocket Headquarters theme from Pokémon
• Silent Knight - A popular Christian Christmas carol 'Silent Night'.
• Smorgasbord - From the Scandinavian word "Smörgåsbord", Swedish: Smörgås means sandwich and bord means table. which is an assortment of foods on a long table where guests can pick their own food. It's mostly served during Christmas.
• The Sound of Guthix - The Broadway musical 'The Sound of Music' or Doctor Who episode 'The Sound of Drums', where the intro sounds similar to the background drumming.
• Storm Brew - The saying 'A Storm Brewing'
• Tomb Raider - The famous video game and movie with the same name
• Too Many Cooks... - The saying 'Too many cooks spoil the broth'
• Trinity - The Christian doctrine of the Trinity
• Under the Sand - The 2000 movie 'Sous le sable', which is translated to 'Under the sand'
• Where Eagles Lair - 'Where Eagles Dare', the 1968 movie and song by Iron Maiden

Trivia

• In the music 'Norse Code' (playing while in Jatizso), the high pitch flute plays the Morse code letters for 'RuneScape'. The short notes are the dits and the long notes are the dahs: dit-dah-dit R, dit-dit-dah U, dah-dit N, dit E, dit-dit-dit S, dah-dit-dah-dit C, dit-dah A, dit-dah-dah-dit P, dit E.
• The following sounds may be heard on the FunOrb game Armies of Glienor: Legion (Lobby), Principality (Misthalin Map), TzHaar! (Desert Map), Poles Apart (Snow Map) and Attack 1-6 (In Battle).
• The song Life's a Beach! can be heard on the Mos'Le Harmless arena on the FunOrb game, Arcanists.
• If a player stands up from resting, it will override the loop setting, causing a local track to play, instead of a song a player might have set to play continuously.

See also

• List of recent music, for dates of release
• Free-to-play music, for non-member music
• Music Player, the in-game interface for controlling background music tracks
• Sound effects, sounds heard through different actions or items ingame
• Quest Music Rewards - This is a list which shows the amount of music unlocked during the quest.

External links

• Music Guide, RuneScape knowledge base