Return to Monkey Island: The BESPOKE Soundtrack

The curated “Return to Monkey Island” soundtrack. All tracks by Michael Land, Peter McConnell, and Clint Bajakian-we’ve tried to credit individual tracks to their composers based on the OST and various interviews.
01 - In the Park (Land) [00:00:00]
02 - Main Theme (Land) [00:04:44]
03 - Part Cue (Land) [00:06:29]
04 - The Look-Out (Land) [00:06:39]
05 - The Scumm Bar (Land) [00:07:51]
06 - Mêlée Island Suite (Land) [00:09:49]
07 - Mêlée Forest (Land) [00:33:30]
08 - The International House of Mojo (Bajakian) [00:36:34]
09 - LeShip Suite (Bajakian) [00:40:12]
10 - Monkey Island Suite (Land) [01:00:37]
11 - Cod’s Wallop (Land) [01:11:31]
12 - Mêlée Island Bay (Scabb Redux) (Land) [01:13:44]
13 - Scurvy Island (Bajakian) [01:14:31]
14 - Scurvy Ship (Land) [01:21:21]
15 - Bare Bones Island (Bajakian) [01:22:22]
16 - Terror Island Suite (McConnell) [01:24:25]
17 - Terror Cave (McConnell) [01:30:03]
18 - Brrr Muda Suite (McConnell) [01:35:38]
19 - Opening the Safe (Bajakian) [01:46:02]
20 - Walk and Talk (McConnell) [01:50:01]
21 - Beneath the Monkey Head (McConnell) [01:52:32]
22 - Oh No, Not Yet… (Land) [02:00:50]
23 - Carnival (Land) [02:03:26]
24 - Scrapbook Memories (Land) [02:06:49]
25 - Main Menu Extended Mix (Land) [02:08:33]
Many tracks quote older compositions-here are a few standouts:
The Scumm Bar theme is a version of “Oh Good Ale Thou Art My Darling,” a standard we were able to trace back to 1792.
The Stan theme is a version of “Go Tell Aunt Rhody,” which dates back to the 19th century.
Part of the Brrr Muda suite (the town hall) is based on “Per Spelmann,” a Norwegian standard that dates back to 1874 but is likely much older. McConnell also based parts on Wagner’s “Tannhäuser,” specifically the Looney Tunes(!) version.
This soundtrack was remixed by BillyCheers and your pals at The International House of Mojo.
MP3 DOWNLOADS
scummbar.com/mp3-midi/mi6
SOURCES
“GDC Vault” www.gdcvault.com/play/1029371...
“Apple Music” / return-to-monkey-islan...

[@lonelyone]

Arr, what be this? And how does it differ from the other released soundtrack?