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* Megadrive VGM music package                 *
* http://project2612.org/                     *
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Game name:           Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball
System:              Sega Mega Drive
Complete music dump: Yes

Original author:     Howard Drossin
Publisher:           Sega
Package created by:  LucasVB (DukeNukem)
Package version:     1.00

Files, in approximate game order:

Name                                Length:
                                    Total  Loop
SEGA                                0:02   -
Theme                               0:08   -
Options                             0:50   0:50
Intro                               0:12   -
Toxic Caves                         1:33   1:33
Emerald Collected                   0:03   -
All Emeralds Collected              0:01   -
Boss                                1:49   1:49
Bonus                               1:26   1:26
Lava Power House                    1:47   1:47
Lava Power House (2) (* see notes)  1:47   1:47
The Machine                         1:57   1:57
Showdown                            1:28   1:28
Game Over                           0:05   -
Theme (beta)                        0:07   -
All Emeralds Collected (beta)       0:02   -
Game Over (beta)                    0:11   -

                                    
Notes:
The beta has three different versions of certain 
songs, so they are all included here.

The theme song was originally a remix of the 
first Sonic games, but due to copyright reasons 
the composer Howard Drossin had to make a new 
theme song. The same thing happened with the Game 
Over song. The "All Emeralds Collected" song also 
differs.

* Something interesting happened while I ripped
this game. I noticed the song "Lava Power House"
had a new instrument I haven't noticed before. It
wasn't there when I used an older version of Kega
to rip the song, and now it is.

The instrument goes throughout the song until it
first loops, and then it vanishes completely and
forever. While I could consider this to be the
proper way the song plays, it doesn't seem to be
present in the actual console run.

So, I decided to treat it as two different
versions. The second version did had a charm of
its own anyway, so it's interesting to treat it
as a slightly different version. :)

- Duke