Released: 25 Nov 1995
Related Plaform: Super NES
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Nobuo Uematsu, Kenji Ito
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 35
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: PSCN-5038
Play time: 1:12:29

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Tracklist

01 - Prologue - Legend of the Seven Heroes (6:38)
02 - Opening Title (2:26)
03 - Song of Everlasing Battles (0:53)
04 - Empire Capital Avalon (1:35)
05 - Dungeon 1 (2:06)
06 - Strangeness - Victor's Death (2:18)
07 - Empire's Front Line (2:31)
08 - Battle with Kujinshi (1:44)
09 - Victory! (0:46)
10 - Canal Fortress (1:49)
11 - Village 1 (1:22)
12 - The Dragon's Hole (1:46)
13 - Foreign Country's Town (2:17)
14 - Voyage (1:21)
15 - Mermaid Legend (1:23)
16 - The Sinking Ship (1:53)
17 - Dungeon 2 (1:10)
18 - Village 2 (2:10)
19 - Run! (0:49)
20 - Ancient Ruins (2:05)
21 - The Legend Begins (1:28)
22 - Dungeon 3 (2:05)
23 - The Seven Heroes' Battle (2:53)
24 - Theme of Annihilation (1:45)
25 - Heartful Tears (2:53)
26 - Last Dungeon (2:03)
27 - Last Battle (3:22)
28 - Ending Theme (8:12)
29 - Successive Emperor (1:31)
30 - Epilogue (3:19)
31 - Dance #1 (0:12)
32 - Dance #2 (0:18)
33 - Dance #3 (0:37)
34 - Dance #4 (0:21)
35 - Prologue - Legend of the Seven Heroes (original version) (2:28)

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