Back in the day when the CD was new for games, a lot of them had the music as cd audio tracks on the disc. I bought the steam version of Jedi Knight years and years ago and was quite disappointed to notice that they didn't to shit so the game hasn't got music.

I know that GoG did an amendable job with this kind of stuff in the past with games like Tomb Raider and such (music as mp3 files which were properly implemented), so I just wanted to know if they did it here too?

Because if they did, I'll dropp some sweet cash in their shop right now! xD

Music implemented they have...so says Yoda

fantastic! and thx. ^^

Unrelated, but if ZeniMax ever come to GOG.com and we get Quake II, I really hope this kind of issue is resolved as well. Games without their OSTs seem far more empty, especially when the missing music is so awesome. :)

Does it work exactly as in the original version? The right tracks play at the right places, not some trick, like just looping through tracks?

Well, looping through tracks is all the original game did. Each level had start and end tracks to define how it loops.

For example, level 1 plays track 2, then 3 repeating both. Level 3 starts on track 4, then plays tracks 5 and 6, then goes back to 4, and so on.

And does this version play the same way, or not?

I got this game on Steam as my CD's are long since lost. Perhaps they have updated it since I got it, but when I tried playing there was no background music. I'm very pleased to hear the GOG version doesn't suffer from that issue.