Final Fantasy 9: Uematsu's Best Selection

Music info

Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Nobuo Uematsu
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Other
Num of tunes: 33
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: TPCD-0201-2
Play time: 1:14:16

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The quality of Uematsu's composition is, as always, top notch, and the sound quality is some of the best on the Playstation (except, of course, for Chrono Cross). Of special note is the voice samples that can be heard in parts of the soundtrack, such as the realistic singing in "Song from her Memory," the spanish yell in "Vamo Alla Flamenco", or even the trademarked "Wark!" in "Ukelele de Chocobo."

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=356&langchange=2

Tracklist

01 - A Place To Call Home (1:16)
02 - Memory Erased by a Storm (1:14)
03 - Night In Alexandria (0:55)
04 - Vivi's Theme (1:45)
05 - Vamo' allá Flamenco (1:54)
06 - Steiner's Theme (2:30)
07 - Danger in the Forest (2:30)
08 - Battle 1 (1:31)
09 - Over the Hill (2:40)
10 - Village of Dali (2:31)
11 - Zidane's Theme (2:48)
12 - Cid's Theme (2:08)
13 - A Song from Her Memory (1:55)
14 - Quina's Theme (2:18)
15 - Ukulele de Chocobo (1:19)
16 - Freya's Theme (3:05)
17 - Tantalus's Theme (1:19)
18 - Wicked Melody (2:28)
19 - Garnet's Theme (2:42)
20 - Black Mage Village (1:54)
21 - Eiko's Theme (2:03)
22 - Amarant's Theme (2:31)
23 - Something to Protect (1:18)
24 - Look Back, See the Frog! (2:05)
25 - Daguerreo, the Hermit's Library (2:06)
26 - Bran Bal, the Soulless Village (1:43)
27 - Not Alone (2:38)
28 - Unforgettable Sorrow (1:54)
29 - The Final Battle (4:02)
30 - Behind the Door (2:06)
31 - Melodies of Life ~Final Fantasy (7:36)
32 - Prelude (1:56)
33 - FU-RU-SA-TO (Homeland), Original Version - bonus track (1:36)

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