Has anyone else noticed how musics 2, 4, 5 and 6 all sound quite "similar", while 3 only sounds slightly like the others? And the first music is completely unique(and awesome, in my opinion) from the rest?

Huh... maybe...

I love all of the ONML music. It's so much cooler than all of the others. :D

It's just too bad that ONML has only 6 musics, unlike the original Lemmings, which has 21.

This is nothing: Holiday Lemmings have only 3 musics!  X_X

Not being able to hear the ONML music, I can only say that I don't think 2 is like the others so much. Also I'm finding it difficult to imagine them, because iTunes is in my ears.

I have these musics in mp3. So, if you want them, just email me!

Not at all; I think 3 and 5 are similar and all the others are unique. I agree that 1 is awesome; in my opinion, so is 4.

Has anyone tried to put the ONML musics on Cheapo?!?

Steaver did, with a song that I composed. For now, I've 2 midis of two songs of Oh no more Lemmings.

ONML Music rocks. I have some MP3's of them, from the Amiga/Macintosh versions.

Where can I get MIDI's of them!

I've just posted a topic about this! O_o

I composed some of them...

I think i already have files of lemmings music it's just i've forgotten where they are. I'm not sure if i have ONML music though.

I think you mean "sequenced" or "transcribed".  "Compose" would mean you actually come up with the music.  Unless you're Scott Kay I'd think what you did is to create an "imitation" (so to speak) of the original music.

Well, I guess there are also remixes, but generally "compose" is reserved specifically for original creations (for remixes, you can use "remix" as a verb).

:)

I e-mailed you a few days ago about those DOS MIDIs but haven't heard from you.  Is the e-mail listed in your profile still current?

I answered you! ;)

:???:

Hmm, sorry, I really haven't gotten nay replies back from you.

I'll e-mail you again I guess, sorry about that.  And remember that you should reply to the e-mail I sent you, since the e-mail address I use in my posts here are obviously fake.

Ok never mind, your reply finally arrived.  Thanks!

It's funny that sometimes e-mail can be slower than snail mail.   X_X Fortunately not very often.  :D

I've never heard the Oh No! music, I guess I'm missing out...

You won't unless you have the real thing, I believe.  I never heard them until I opened up the real Oh No.  They're pretty cool.

No more missing out!  I posted all 6 ONML music from the DOS version of the game on my site.  Use the URL

http://www.geocities.com/guestlevels/lemmings/onml_X.mp3

where "X" is 1 thru 6.

Beware that these MP3s are relatively large (on the order of a 1 MB, with the 5th one exceeding 2 MB ), so downloading will take some time if you're on a modem.  Worse, Yahoo puts a severe limit on the bandwidth, so if you try to download all 6 at once it will probably shut down my site and don't let you download again until an hour later.  In fact I just hit the limit while trying to test my uploads so you'll have to wait for an hour from now before you can even start downloading them.  X_X Oops.

(The DOS version's music is probably not the best quality, but it's the only version available to me for now.)

Bummer

As soon as I DL them I will upload them to my webspace.  I've got unlimited bandwidth.

I got 1-4 before you ran out of bandwidth.  Here they are.  They're in ZIP format because my host does not want music files that can be streamed.

http://ksoftgames.digibase.ca/files/onml_1.mp3

http://ksoftgames.digibase.ca/files/onml_2.mp3

http://ksoftgames.digibase.ca/files/onml_3.mp3

http://ksoftgames.digibase.ca/files/onml_4.mp3

Enjoy.

Why you don't just record them all yourself using Dosbox?