Where buy C&C Ultimate Collection - physical version

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There are a bunch of those. From what I've gathered over years of research and collecting, these are all the sources of CD audio tracks of the C&C games up to RA2:

• For C&C1, CD audio versions of the tracks can be found by combining the tracks found on the official soundtrack CD, the CD audio on the Covert Operations CD, and the Sega Saturn version, which streams its music from its CD as CD audio and contains tracks not found in the other two sources.
• Red Alert 1 has its soundtrack CD, some versions of which contain the exclusive bonus track "Surf No Mercy" at the end. The original CDs of the "Counterstrike" and "The Aftermath" expansions both contain CD audio tracks, though sadly both CDs have the same tracks, which is music from the Counterstrike expansion. The Red Alert music remixes that were used in the Playstation version "Retaliation" can be found on the Sole Survivor CD as CD audio tracks (together with some of the C&C1 Covert Operations music).
• Tiberian Sun has its own soundtrack CD.
• The soundtrack CD of Red Alert 2 can be found in the collector's edition of the game.
• C&C Renegade has its own soundtrack CD.

Besides the individual official soundtrack CDs there's also a C&C soundtracks collection pack containing the soundtracks of C&C1, RA1, TS and RA2, but which lacks the Renegade soundtrack.

With all that stuff combined, though, a lot of tracks are still missing; notably expansion pack music of RA: The Aftermath, TS: Firestorm and RA2: Yuri's Revenge. There are some other sources, though:

• For C&C1 and RA1, the Playstation versions of the game contain compressed but stereo versions of the game music, though I'm not sure if their soundtracks are complete. You will need tools to extract and convert those, though.
• The definitive source of stereo MP3s of the C&C tracks is undoubtedly Frank Klepacki's website, where pretty much all tracks ever made for the C&C series can be streamed, and it's not too hard to look into the page source and figure out the source of these streams, and save them directly as MP3 files.