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Silent Hill 4: The Room - Original Video Game Soundtrack 2XLP

Silent Hill 4: The Room - Original Video Game Soundtrack 2XLP - Main image
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Category: Vinyl

Mondo, in collaboration with Konami, are proud to present the next installment of our on-going SILENT HILL soundtrack series: the premiere vinyl pressing of the the final game by series original developers, Team Silent... the soundtrack the 2004 game SILENT HILL 4: THE ROOM.
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

The gatefold sleeve reproduces the eerie room diary perfectly, and the 180-gram vinyl plays dead silent. I’ve been waiting years for this soundtrack on wax—the track “Room of Angel” sounds hauntingly beautiful with all that analog warmth.

Matthew ★★★★★

The packaging alone is worth it for a Silent Hill fan — the gatefold art captures the room’s oppressive vibe perfectly. Side A’s eerie piano and ambient drones sound incredibly deep on this 2XLP, and the pressing is dead quiet between tracks. Been waiting years for this one on vinyl and it doesn’t d

George ★★★☆☆

The vinyl is a nice heavy pressing, but my copy has a persistent surface noise on side B that's a bit distracting. I wish the track listing on the jacket was easier to read, as the red text blends into the artwork.