Talk:Bloody Tears
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- The music's also in Dawn of Sorrow, as a bonus track on the Sound Test. Anyone know who composed it?
[edit] Regarding the different versions of Bloody Tears
- Does anybody know if Kenichi Matsubara did the tune to Haunted Castle or to Castlevania II: Simon's Quest first?
- Haunted Castle comes first, according to the GameFAQs Castlevania Series Music FAQ (just search for any Cv game and it'll show up). ~GMH ''[[User Talk:Glenn Magus Harvey|talk to me]] 04:45, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Regarding the composers
- Does anybody know who made the music to Dracula X: Rondo of Blood?
The VG Museum states that "T. Sound Team" consists of (???), (???), Sanoppi & Metal Yuki. Four composers? Any info on them?
- Does anybody know who made the music to Akumajo Dracula? The VG Museum credits the sound design to Shin Chan, Jigokuokusama Iisuka & Deur Shibata. That's good and all, but sound design might mean that two of them only made sound effects, for all that I know.
[edit] Before someone deletes it...
Bloody Tears WAS used briefly in CV64. The first time is at the beginning of level 2 and at the end of level 3. Buzda 04:19, 11 February 2006 (UTC)
