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Mystic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydkkW2MQebM

Casual
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gbKBo4yTsI

Action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JxTYDnYp3g

Spooky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_-xLpe3EcA

Victory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B4Ok2yhOpw

Frantic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMMM-bl3jXA

Transition
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqTdkz8OWD4

There are SO many more. Just look up Zackgb on YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wco2mRsyHEU

Kooky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQvWMMz9vdg

Slimer (pre-shark-jumping)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcQJglB5Hfk

Resolution!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beaq8KGoyv4

Party!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G51F-Wg5Efg

Big Trouble! (not in little china)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqmwHQ5Gbk4

Longer Action Track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTy33ySD8qs

There are many more. It's good stuff. Give it a listen.

Here's more RGB music...

nice job he did!

here are a few personal favs of mine







I am grateful for the isolated scores on the DVD but I still get a satisfaction that the midis were absolutely from scratch, starting with nothing. There were some I did that were pretty rough though!

More music in its entirety. Sung by a Tahiti.

The Boogieman (Don't Look Behind You)


Charge You Up


Remember Home


Party on His Mind


Midnight Action


Movie Star


Hometown Hero


Mr. Sandman


Driving Me Crazy


Don't Play Her Game

Thanks for sharing the links. I still cannot believe I passed up the chance to own the RGB soundtrack back in the day.

I wish I was old enough to have asked for the RGB CD when it was out. Thanks for these links man.

I had it on cassette tape! I used to play it on my Fisher Price Tape Recorder!

It was never available on CD. And it seems even back in the day the audio cassette was rare and difficult to find.

That Zackgb is a handsome devil.

thx for posting these

I'm just glad to know that I'm not the only person that thought the music in RGB was awesome. Especially the first few seasons.

Has anyone ever gotten a clean version of the slimer and the rgb theme. It plays on the DVD menu so I figure it shouldnt be too hard to do?

edit:

Ignore me. I thought you personally made the first track. Oops.

Whoever is playing this is AMAZING!!!! it sounds just like it!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auHa1HygDa8


This one rocks!!!

Wow I'm soooo glad I'm on this site!
There was another song that I loved when I was a kid. They played it when things were wacky and out of control, it was my fav!

My goodness! I can't seam to locate thecsong anywhere on the net, ill try to post it when I find it

WOO HOO! heres that song, it comes up at about 9:55. There was a longer version to it, but here it is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=qcLkYrWZsWU

Hi all. I'm 28 years old and the Real Ghostbusters was a huge part of my childhood growing up. I love the score to the series and hearing the tracks always reminds me of the episode scenes.

I bought the DVD boxset when it came out a few years ago and made a set of mp3 rips of the scores for my own enjoyment a few years ago. I stumbled on to this website and thought I'd share. Some of these are better than others - I did my best to capture these from the DVDs. Some are spliced together as best possible to minimize the voices and sound effects. It's not perfect but I think it's pretty good.

I can't guarantee this is 100% exhaustive, but I know that when I was watching the DVDs for the first time I kept a running list of all the score pieces I heard, and tried to cover all of those when I started this project. You may not agree with all the names, but I had to call them something to keep them straight.

I'm not sure how this compares at all to what's already been posted, but maybe it has a few of the missing ones. I have about 100 tracks.

Anyway, here is a megaupload link to an mp3 rar. Let me know what you think!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A8UYT5FQ

Sorry - double post

That's an impressive task you undertook! I can get behind any of the titles you put in there, they all seem very appropriate to me

I really appreciate that you included the Song of Destruction. Though at first "Slime Everywhere" sounded like it came from your private collection

Not sure if this has ever been posted before, but I've just come across this:

http://soundcloud.com/dgoff/real-ghostbusters-music-tra

It's a remake of the "epic ending" music. Sounds pretty spot-on to me. Just a shame it's the only RGB track this guy made :/

Neat, shame he didn't do covers of the other familiar tracks.

that guy did an amazing job...ahh the limitations of midi guitar...I always said one day I'd redo some of them "live" with real guitar etc but alas never did....I need to post a video to youtube saying I don't check my youtube anymore, I still get people asking me "have you done this song etc" "can you send me a link to download" etc"...

I just think it's ridiculous that the official things have never been released. It's not like RGB was just some small thing that no one ever heard of.

I wonder if they're floating around on the Deep Web somewhere

Interesting you should mention this. I asked Screen Archives/Film Score Monthly a couple of days ago whether they had any plans to release soundtracks to 80s cartoons like RGB and TMNT. In my e-mail please note my emphasis on preservation:

Hello Screen Archives,

I'm not sure if you'd be able to help me with this question although I'm sure it's a question asked all the time. Since a young age I've always been a fan of 1980s cartoons like He-Man, TMNT, etc. I'm surprised at the lack of soundtracks released for all these cartoons as some of the music rivals quality-wise anything produced for live-action. So I was wondering do you know or are you aware of any attempts at the minute to release soundtracks for 80s cartoons like Real Ghostbusters, Dungeons & Dragons, Duck Tales, the Fred Wolf Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and so on? Of course I'm not talking about simple compilations featuring intro music as that can be easily listened to on You Tube. I'm talking complete soundtracks. Surely there must be a large request for this? Also I think you'll agree that older music for film/TV should be saved, restored and preserved for future generations. I would have thought the material still exists somewhere.

Any help and if not could you please direct me to the e-mail of someone else that could help.

Kind Regards

Pedro Ferreira

Their response:

We have no plans but maybe one of the other companies would visit these- Ed

Ho-hum. Some months ago I also asked whether they'd finally get around to releasing a Biggles score soundtrack. Not enough interest apparently...obviously there was enough interest in releasing a soundtrack to Emmanuelle 4 as that was announced a week later.

I thought a long while back someone asked Shuki Levy and thought he said something like it's the property of Saban and if the music was anywhere it was likely in their archives...

I wanna say he said he didn't have the rights, it's all SABAN...

I remember that as well, I think he'd tried to get in contact with Saban, but hadn't heard any reply at all. I also recall that Levy seem doubtful as to whether the recordings still existed.

This is madness (insert Sparta) - a lot of people, including myself, grew up with RGB being our childhood.

By denying the release, is like them saying "f*** your childhood" and I'm not having it for a second. There must be a way of obtaining the music - there is no way that the recordings can be gone forever. Someone, somewhere, has all of the audio... even if it's not digital.


I've heard that there are (rare) cassette tapes with all the music on(?) Well people are always clearing out their lofts / garages / etc so maybe it's time to start watching eBay like a hawk?

All we need is a tape...