Best soundtracks from Planescape:Torment [NO SPOILERS]
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Alas, this very best track wasn't included in the original OST. And I don't think it was added in the PST:EE OST either. No doubtly a loss for all of Sigil and beyond.
Though, the original PST credits are a pre-rendered movie; the music accompanying them isn't a separate .mus/.acm file. It's entirely possible the music source was lost to the ages or something.
Edit: Other stuff that appears not to be on the OST include [potential spoilers]:
Area - Civic Festhall
Area - Ravel's Maze
Area - Modron Maze
Area - Curst
Area - Baator
Area - Fortress of Regrets
Ending - Good
Ending - Bad
Ending - Indifferent
However, some of that is incidental music and not terribly interesting.
Personally, I've always loved the incongruity of the Civic Festhall music.
It is as if the composer was thinking:
"The Planescape setting already seems to have everything... But one thing it lacks is a baroque oboe duet, and I'm just the guy to fix that! I wonder how many people will recognize this version of 'Vivaldi's Concerto for two oboes in D minor' played at a faster tempo."
#TheMoreYouKnOboe
... wouldn't it be better to list all of them at once, like the GOG cover below?
It may hurt the sales if people start to think that the "enhanced" OST actually missed 1/3rd of the tracks. Seriously, pretty much no one reads the fine prints when being showed a faulty list of Key Features.
This listing is (fortunately) missing a bunch of tracks that actually happen to be part of the download.
On a side note, the steam link to the PST:EE OST lists all of its including 37 tracks. Which really conjures the question as to why the beamdog listing of the OST still is unfortunately incomplete.
The unused OST was never released, but some of it was incorporated in his album Metavoid. It is mostly ambient music, but you can experience the Planescape that-never-was by giving it a listen.
Yes, about the credit tracks - I'm still getting that answer.
P.S. The credits track - we're continuing to look into this.
Dustmen have got nothing on catholic.
Trias's Theme
Fall from Grace's theme
Civic Festhall
Fhjull Theme
THIS IS MY TOP FAVORITE: Fortress of Regrets
Once we finish that, we'll add the Credit track to our PST:EE sountrack as a bonus. And again, it'll come as MP3, because unfortunately it's been impossible to find the original in high quality.