-Release date: 07/12/2014


-The track "Green Hill Zone" can be found on the SPC-set for
"Super Mario World - The Second Reality Project Reloaded" (2008).


-The track "Water Temple" (1.21 & 4.09) is an arrangement of a track called "Yttric Badlands"
which can be found on the SPC-set for "Gimmick" (2012).


-The track "Cursed Fountain" (3.15) was originally composed for "TSRP2 v2" in 2010.
It was Moose's first composition using custom samples (from Earthbound, in this case).
The track didn't ended up being used, but it found it's way into other hacks.
The first example of this would be "The 7th Annual 'Vanilla' Level Design Contest" (2014),
which was actually released one day before "TSRP2 v2".
Not only that, "VLDC7" additionally uses and alternate tweaked version as well,
which can be found on the SPC-set for that hack.


-The track 4.04 was originally composed in 2009 for someone else's hack,
which is the reason why it's based on "Super Mario Bros. 2"'s boss-music.
When that hack never came to be, the music got repurposed for "TSRP2 v2".


-The track 4.05 was originally supposed to be the music for the slippery "Ice"-levels.
It didn't really fitted, so some things were shifted around and re-arranged.


-Thanks to the fact that "TSRP3" was being worked on before "TSRP2 v2",
several compositions were actually composed for "TSRP3" in mind,
but repurposed for "TSRP2 v2".
That would apply to tracks 1.05, 2.07, 2.08, 2.10, 2.13 ~ 2-16, 2.20,
3.02, 3.03, 3.06 ~ 3.08, 3.17, 3.20, 3.27, 3.28, 4.13 ~ 4.15 & 4.20.


-S.N.N. composed the theme for the pirates for "TSRP3" as well,
however his original composition did not find it's way into "TSRP2 v2",
and only several arrangements of it (2.01, 2.02 & 4.12) done by FPI are featured here.


-Track 4.20 was supposed to be used for "TSRP3"'s opening cutscene,
which would continue where "TSRP2 v1" left of. When "TSRP2 v2" was developed,
much of that cutscene would be carried over into that hack's ending.
The reason it's based on "Super Mario Bros. 3"'s ending theme
has to do with the fact that "TSRP2 v1" uses music from "Super Mario Bros. 3",
so that piece of music was supposed to be a transition to
"TSRP3"'s original soundtrack.
