Gentlemen,
I just poked around the Bonus Disc. It full of stuff I've never seen before and some things I've seen elsewhere. (SFB was around probably when I was in high school, but I never heard of it! I was probably trying to solve integrals and bummed about the Mets.)
Much of it, I took a quick peek or listen at, and aside from the music, my reaction was, "Meh." Maybe that's just 'cuz it's been so long and I ain't young no more... I sorta recall that back in the day, I tried that SFC desktop background for my computer... deleted it and took it down the next day. A screenshot from a .rec file is much cooler.
But the music... there are 38 .mp3's under CONCEPT>AUDIO>SOUNDTRACK.
However, if you look in the music subdirectory in the SFC directory on the hard drive, there's lots of .i4x music files. Some of them are short, so I wonder if they are "nuggets" or "kernels" the programmers used to "string together" the pieces of music we hear when we play the game or run a "film".
I'd LOVE to be able to convert somehow those .i4x files directly to .mp3 or .wav or whatever can be played on our PCs today. Where's Scotty or Spock (or Geordi or Data or O'Brien) when you need 'em?? Pffft... probably off kicking the pylons of a spaceship on some Ferengi used car asteroid.
Now, I'm wondering, what I have I totally forgotten about that's on the SFCOP Bonus Disc.
Boy, talk about discovering treasure in your old toy chest!