I started a list like this but never for very far. Here are my contributions :

Buzz Aldrin's Race Into Space
Colonization
DreamWeb
Duke 3D - Total Meltdown
Duke Nukem 3D Plutonium PAK
Dungeon Keeper - Deeper Dungeons
Gobliiins
Gobliins 2
Inca
Interplay - 10th Anniversary
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord Of The Rings - Enhanced CD-ROM
Jones in the Fast Lane (used for speech)
King's Quest 6 - Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (not used for Sound Blaster 16)
Lost in Time
Loom (used for speech, music and sound effects)
Magic Carpet 2
Manhole, The
MechWarrior - 31st Century Combat
One Unit Whole Blood
Rayman
Return to Zork
Rise of the Triad
Sam 'n Max
Secret of Monkey Island, The
Settlers 2
Shuihuzhuan Liangshan Yingxiong
Stellar 7
Warcraft CD Audio Version (PC/Mac Hybrid Disc, used by Mac Only)

Little Big Adventure/Relentless
Pinball Dreams Deluxe/Pinball Arcade
Pinball Fantasies Deluxe
Quake
Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon
Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity
Realms of Arkania, Part I: Blade of Destiny (German version only)
Realms of Arkania, Part II: Star Trail (German version only)
Realms of Arkania, Part III: Shadows over Riva
Shadowcaster

Grand Prix 2

Grand Prix 2 doesn't have cd audio, I even checked my own original copy. Then I checked redump too and none have any extra tracks.

I know the Activision games Interstate '76 and the Mechwarrior games you could play the music in a CD player. I think StarSiege has this as well.

These are the ones I've personally ripped from and listened to in the past:

Dark Colony
Outlaws
Dungeon Keeper
POD: Planet of Death
Time Commando

there's a short list here:
https://www.giantbomb.com/redbook-audio/3015-6487/

Alone in the dark 1 cd version
syndicate wars

svfn wrote:

These are the ones I've personally ripped from and listened to in the past: […]
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These are the ones I've personally ripped from and listened to in the past:

Dark Colony
Outlaws
POD: Planet of Death

Not DOS games

So is this list for 'any game that had at least one redbook audio track on the disc' or 'games that actually played redbook audio tracks for in game music'?

Colonization

That was only the (comparatively rare) Windows version. The DOS version just used FM or MIDI.

King's Quest 6 - Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (not used for Sound Blaster 16)

This was only used in the final credits. (That awful 'girl in the tower' song).

Rise of the Triad

I don't think this is correct, I had a CD copy of this and there were no redbook audio tracks on it - all in game music was MIDI or FM. I believe there was a number of different releases of this game so I suspect there may have been a version with some promo audio track on it.

Return to Zork

Interestingly (or not?) this game used a mix of both synthesized tracks (MIDI or FM) and redbook audio. There was about 20 redbook audio tracks on the CD and you could play them on the radio in the Inn of Isenough hotel room. Certain screens had redbook audio music, and certain screens only had synthesized music.

Sam 'n Max

This included 4 redbook audio versions of some songs used in the game but they were not actually played in game, instead only synthesized versions were used.

DonutKing wrote:

Rise of the Triad

I don't think this is correct, I had a CD copy of this and there were no redbook audio tracks on it - all in game music was MIDI or FM. I believe there was a number of different releases of this game so I suspect there may have been a version with some promo audio track on it.

Using Hexen as a reference, it may be for a version that had the Sound Canvas soundtrack recorded and added as Redbook audio. That's how my copy of Hexen did it, I can choose Redbook as an explicit audio option, but it sounds pretty much exactly like my SC-55.

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svfn wrote:

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These are the ones I've personally ripped from and listened to in the past:

Dark Colony
Outlaws
POD: Planet of Death

Not DOS games

So? Did the thread said only DOS games allowed?

krcroft wrote on 2018-05-19, 00:06:

Virtual Pool
Virtual Pool 3

Virtual Pool 2 (Win'95) contain CD audio tracks as well

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Alley 19 Bowling (Win'95)
Surface Tension (Dos)
3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night (Win'95)

Tempest 2000 has been mentioned. It has notable music which was also given a separate release:

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Tempest-2000- … release/1438185

(I see this includes an additional track, Glide Control, which is not on the game CD)

Jo22 wrote on 2018-03-05, 01:17:

akula65 wrote:

[..]Sam and Max Hit the Road[..]

Oh my gosh, I almost forgot that it had CDA tracks. Who remembers this ? 😁

I don't usually follow this thread. Just noticed this.

Really? Sam n Max has CD audio tracks? I always thought it only has the MIDI.

I wouldn't miss CD tracks for classic MIDI (either SC-55 or MT-32), but this is news to me.

X-COM : Apocalypse.

xcomcmdr wrote on 2021-03-20, 14:32:

X-COM : Apocalypse.

CD audio tracks? No. Digital music? Yes.

Oh yeah, it rips as an ISO, my bad.

Mission Force : Cyberstorm.
Liberation Day (not everywhere : US release -> Yes. European release : No... Even if it's still the same game and it still tries to play it. Weird !)

leileilol wrote on 2018-03-04, 23:11:

You can experience these CD audio tracks by buying the games. 🙄

Not always, strangely enough. See above.
And without the music, the game is really boring.
And it's not like there wasn't space on the CD or it was a bootleg or anything.
I don't understand it.

Deathkarz

Carmageddon II, which is really a Windows game. I got the game to work using Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell as the game CD. It played all the tracks randomly but seamed to have a preference for Lady Evil. The downside is that it requires Glide3D to use with a racing wheel - the good news is that if it worked the graphics are much better in glide3D.

krcroft wrote on 2018-05-19, 00:06:

Star Wars - Dark Forces

I know this is old but what version of Dark Forces do you have? Mine doesn't have CD audio and as far as I know the game never did.