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The Witcher 3 Gets Its Own Stylish Vinyl Soundtrack
In collaboration with SpaceLab9, CD Projekt Red announced recently that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is getting its own double soundtrack vinyl LP. It will be retailed exclusively through ThinkGeek.
The two vinyl discs come in some gorgeous packaging, with a silhouetted Leshen in the center, and a background of eye-popping reds and oranges. The vinyl, which features over 35 tracks from the game, can be purchased as of June 2 and will cost $29.99 USD. Click here to be directed to the vinyl's store page on ThinkGeek.
You can view more pictures of the packaging, along with the track listing, below.
ALBUM 1 SIDE 1
1. The Trail
2. Geralt of Rivia
3. Eredin, King of the Hunt
4. Wake up, Ciri
5. Aen Seidhe
6. Commanding the Fury
7. Emhyr var Emreis
8. Spikeroog
ALBUM 1 SIDE 2
1. Silver for Monsters
2. The Nightingale
3. City of Intrigues
4. The Hunter's Path
5. Widow-maker
6. The Vagabond
7. ...Steel for Humans
8. Fate Calls
9. Drink up, there's more!
ALBUM 2 SIDE 1
1. After the Storm
2. Cloak and Dagger
3. Blood on the Cobblestones
4. Farewell, old Friend
5. The Song of the Sword-Dancer
6. The Hunt is Coming
7. The Fields of Ard Skellig
8. Ladies of the Woods
9. I name thee Dea and Embrace thee as my Daughter
ALBUM 2 SIDE 2
1. In the Giant's Shadow
2. Merchants of Novigrad
3. A Story you won't Believe
4. Go for it
5, The Wolf and the Swallow
6. Like a Wounded Animal
7. Words on Wind
8. On thin ice
9. Hunt or be Hunted
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