Question about Ghostbear soundtrack

[John Doe117]

Do all the copies of GBL have the soundtrack messed up where the beginning of one track starts on the end of the previous track? I just got a DOS/95 disk and noticed this, then popped in my old weapon glitchy titanium disk and found the same case. Is there a version of GBL that doesn't have this problem?

[Sir MMPD Radick]

Well, the titanium has a shortened soundtrack because they ran out of space.
As for either the DOS or 95 discs they are both the same set of tracks.
I do not know of this messed up tracks though... the tracks I have are not messed up at the beginning.

If you mean a bridge at the end so that sound of the same track can be repeated seamlessly it never had that.. why i dunno.

[John Doe117]

Yes Titanium has 3 tracks less than the normal GBL, but what I meant was how each track starts, for example, the first track only will start perfectly fine, but on the last 3 seconds of track X you start hearing the next piece of music, this happens on all the tracks (except 20). As a result when you play, say for example the famous track 12 (the first song on 31st century) the first 3 seconds are cut off, because they are on the end of track 11, then if the music is on single repeat, for the last 3 seconds you hear what should be on 13 before it goes back to the beginning of the track. I'm seeing this effect on both versions.

[Sir MMPD Radick]

I cannot verify that, i have played the last 3 seconds of a few of the songs and it sounds completely normal.

[John Doe117]

Which Copy of GBL do you have on hand? The dos or 95 (pentium labled for those browsing on amazon).

If you were looking at a DOS disk only then I'm willing to bet the offset is on the 95 disk, and if that's true then I'm guessing that Titanium copied the 95 disk tracks, explaining the 3 second offset on both.

[Sir MMPD Radick]

I have tested both the DOS GBL disc and GBL 95 pentium.