Released: 25 May 1994
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Nobuo Uematsu
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Other
Num of tunes: 11
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: PSCN-5004
Play time: 54:27

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"That's Nobuo's way..." (by Darth Nefelim, 25 Nov 2004) [6/10]
Music from Final Fantasy game series rocks the scene. You won't get "just a simple soundtrack". You will get a couple CDs with "original sound version", original soundtrack, piano collections, several exclusive editions and etc. The real fan of the FF must be a truely opulent person. :) Other people have to use p2p networks. The russian people can also use infringing CDs. ;-)
We all know, what music Nobuo Uematsu can do. His themes are accepted like a modern classic. First of all you will be introduced with an orchetra version of unfading "Tina Theme". Oh, my... Several tracks of kiddish music then and here we come to the Grand Finale - "operatic" theme. You won't stay indifferent to it - an explosion of joy, really! But I don;t want only a couple of such "explosions"! I want the whole disc! That's the problem...
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Facts / description

Performed by the Milan Symphony Orchestra

Tracklist

01 - Opening Theme ~ Tina (7:57)
02 - Cefca (3:24)
03 - The Mystic Forest (4:46)
04 - Gau (5:18)
05 - Milan de Chocobo (5:36)
06 - Troops March On (4:25)
07 - Kids Run Through The City Corner (3:13)
08 - Blackjack (4:16)
09 - Relm (5:38)
10 - Mistery Train (4:01)
11 - Ari Di Mezzo Carattere (5:53)

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