Lord_Hill
Prince
Have you ever wanted to listen to your Civilization DOS music at your leisure without having to rely on recordings? Apparently enough people did in the 90s that Microprose created an application called 'Civilization Jukebox'. Surprisingly, we didn't already have this one buried in the CivFanatics vaults so I went digging and managed to grab it from a copy of the Microprose FTP site on Wayback.
It's a rather charming little program, you can choose whether you want Adlib, Speaker, Tandy or Roland MT32 sound and it gives you a little menu to change tracks. You can also amusingly choose 'no sound card' and you get a funny message questioning what you're doing! Of course these days there are many ways to get at that soundtrack, this is just a nice little piece of Civ history it works fine on DOSBox as well, including MT32 playback using MUNT.
It's a rather charming little program, you can choose whether you want Adlib, Speaker, Tandy or Roland MT32 sound and it gives you a little menu to change tracks. You can also amusingly choose 'no sound card' and you get a funny message questioning what you're doing! Of course these days there are many ways to get at that soundtrack, this is just a nice little piece of Civ history it works fine on DOSBox as well, including MT32 playback using MUNT.