Discography of The Devil May Cry Series - Devil May Cry Original Soundtrack

Devil May Cry Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by Capcom
Released October 15, 2004
Genre Video Game Soundtrack
Length 133:40
Producer Masami Ueda, Misao Senbongi, Masato Koda
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Track listing

Disc one (62:33)
# Title Length
1. "Let's Rock! (Title)" 0:19
2. "The Theme of Sparda - Devil Sunday (Sparda's Theme)" 0:42
3. "EV-01 (Opening)" 3:15
4. "GM-01 (Mission Start)" 1:42
5. "ST-01 (Old Castle Stage)" 3:52
6. "Public Enemy (Regular Battle)" 2:50
7. "GM-02 (Continue)" 1:30
8. "EV-02 (Alastor Acquired)" 1:25
9. "GM-03 (Image of the God of Space-Time)" 2:57
10. "ST-02 (Cathedral)" 3:56
11. "EV-03 (Sin Scissors Appears)" 0:39
12. "ST-03 (Ocean Floor Stage)" 1:13
13. "Red-hot Juice (Phantom Appears)" 2:17
14. "Psycho Siren (Mid-Boss Battle)" 1:40
15. "EV-04 (Nelo Angelo Appears)" 1:09
16. "Ultra Violet (Nelo Angelo Battle)" 3:21
17. "EV-05 (Dante Cornered)" 0:43
18. "ST-04 (Beneath Old Castle Stage)" 3:41
19. "EV-06 (Beelzebub Appears)" 0:27
20. "EV-07 (Phantom Appears)" 0:50
21. "EV-08 (Traces of Sparda)" 1:23
22. "Lock & Load (Blade Appears - Regular Battle 2)" 2:43
23. "EV-09 (Ifrit Acquired)" 0:27
24. "Flock Off! (Griffon Appears - Battle)" 2:44
25. "EV-10 (Fetish Appears)" 0:43
26. "ST-05 (Green Garden)" 2:41
27. "EV-11 (Nelo Angelo Appears - Battle Ver. 2)" 0:35
28. "EV-12 (Ghost Ship - Setting Sail)" 0:27
29. "EV-13 (Griffon Appears - Battle Ver. 2)" 1:18
30. "EV-14 (Ghost Ship - Sinking)" 0:33
31. "ST-06 (Underwater Stage)" 2:18
32. "ST-07 (Colosseum)" 4:05
33. "EV-15 (Griffon Appears - Battle Ver. 3)" 0:29
34. "EV-16 (Swearing On My Father's Name)" 2:02
35. "GM-04 (Mission Clear)" 1:21
Disc two (71:07)
# Title Length
1. "GM-05 (Mission Start)" 1:36
2. "Karnival (Nighttime Old Castle Stage - Plasma Appears)" 3:26
3. "Mental Machine (Nightmare Battle)" 3:07
4. "ST-08 (Nightmare Space)" 2:01
5. "Anarchy in the U.W. (Battle in Hell)" 2:32
6. "Super Ultra Violet (Nelo Angelo Appears - Battle Ver. 3)" 3:45
7. "EV-17 (The Truth)" 0:50
8. "EV-18 (Magic Sword Sparda Acquired)" 0:34
9. "Evil Vacuum (Hell)" 4:18
10. "EV-19 (Nobody Appears)" 0:21
11. "EV-20 (Magic Nightmare Barrier - Battle)" 0:53
12. "EV-21 (Betrayal)" 0:35
13. "The Theme of Eva (Eva's Theme)" 1:20
14. "Final Penetration (Hell Stage)" 3:40
15. "ST-09 (Hell's Great Temple)" 1:59
16. "EV-22 (A Scheme)" 1:30
17. "EV-23 (Demon Emperor Mundus Appears)" 0:40
18. "EV-24 (A Mother's Revenge)" 0:42
19. "EV-25 (Awakening)" 0:18
20. "Legendary Battle (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 1: In the Sky)" 4:41
21. "EV-26 (Dante Falls to the Earth)" 0:12
22. "Legendary Battle Ver. 2 (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 2: On the Ground)" 3:05
23. "EV-27 (Collapse of the Demon Emperor Mundus)" 0:19
24. "The Theme of Trish (Trish's Theme)" 1:34
25. "Bloody Bladder (Escape from Hell)" 2:07
26. "EV-28 (Demon Emperor Mundus Again)" 0:37
27. "ST-10 (Demon Emperor Mundus Battle 3: Underground)" 2:47
28. "EV-29 (Mother's Voice - Trish Appears)" 1:10
29. "EV-30 (Reunion - A Moment Before Death)" 1:25
30. "I'm Coming! (Escape)" 0:44
31. "Blue Orgasm (Blue Heavens)" 1:12
32. "Dante & Trish ~ Seeds of Love (Staff Roll)" 4:03
33. "Pillow Talk (Ranking Ver. 1)" 2:14
34. "Pillow Talk Again (Ranking Ver. 2)" 2:14
35. "GM-06 (Game Over)" 0:46
36. "Super Public Enemy (Sparda Battle 1)" 2:32
37. "S (Sparda Battle 2)" 2:09
38. "Lock & Load Original" 2:51


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