Tesla Effect Live Jazz soundtrack.

Thanks for the heads up, links added, but I don't think that any of the soundtracks is the actual Live Jazz one, is it?

Correct. It's extra missing. Also, the iTune's links may be better as Amazon is regionally restricting them? I would just go with Bobby James's page, but he hasn't updated it.

It is? There's no such indication on the albums' pages.

I've added the iTunes link as an alt source, cheers.

According to a Malaysian poster. I don't know anything personally. Which is why I wrote it as a question.

I looked into this a bit more and here's the odd thing about it - the terms of the Amazon MP3 Store clearly state: yet, Amazon lets me go through the purchase process (at least up until the final stage where your payment details are required) even though I'm not in the US. Maybe they throw out a message at that point - didn't do that as they state that every sale is final and I already got the OST, in both FLAC & MP3.

Regarding today's release, The Labyrinth of Time - based on info I found on The Wyrmkeep Entertainment Co. forum , the tracks in the game were licensed from the <span class="podkreslenie">stock music library</span> of [url=http://www.apmmusic.com/]Associated Production Music, so there's no soundtrack that can be purchased.

Also from that forum, it's not clear how easy it is to extract the music from the game installation - one post says the music is stored as uncompressed 16-bit or 8-bit audio data while another states that they managed to extract the music, but give no details on the file formats and specific tools used, and then there's mention of a paid for app but with no further instructions on how to use it.

So it'd be highly appreciated if someone who got the GOG version can look into this and report back.

Looks like we'll have some new additions for the Games No Longer On GOG post. :(

At least you don't have to fulfil this bitter duty for another three weeks or so.

Looks like you can extract the music for Summoner.

Thanks for the heads up, I had already found that thread. I wanted to test this myself before posting about it, but I only got the game yesterday. :-)

Just found out that the soundtrack for Pro Pinball: Timeshock can be found in the MUSIC folder in the directory the game is installed. All the tracks are in OGG format.

Added, cheers!

Added:

Shovel Knight - ost ¢

Based on info from this post.

Dragonsphere was removed from the list of games without soundtrack, as the OST was added in FLAC format a couple of days ago. :-)