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:: FFX OST & Music :: |
All About Final Fantasy X Music! |
In FFX Music news, August 1 marked the release of the FFX OST in Japan.
The 4-Disc
soundtrack priced at a mere 3,689 yen (about $32 US), featured limited
edition packaging along with its release. Included in the zip-lock
sealed package was a blue holder for the soundtrack, along with a small
booklet containing various gameplay images and artwork from FFX.
Translated track listings for the FFX OST have been provided by MadMan’s Cafe.
WARNING: May contain gameplay spoilers!
Read at your own risk!
Disc 1-2 Track Listings - Music
List 1
Disc 1-3 Track Listings - Music
List 2
This soundtrack marks a first in the Final Fantasy series for long-time
composer Nobuo
Uematsu, as he has apparently written the FF X soundtrack with two
other Square composers. Junya Nakano, who wrote the music to "Dewprism",
and Masashi Hamauzu,
who wrote the music to "SaGa Frontier 2", have reportedly "equally
contributed to the
music as composers". North American fans can expect a localized
release of the
soundtrack along with the game’s release early February 2002.
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July 18 marked the release of the FF X CD single, with 3 tracks sung by
Japanese Folk
artist Rikki, and one addition instrumental song. Included in the
single were "Suteki da
Ne" (both with vocals and instrumental) and "Pure Heart", a vocalized
version of
“Aerith’s Theme” which was composed in response to a poll generated at
PlayOnline
earlier this year. The CD will also include an original song by Rikki
called "Utikisama",
which translates roughly to “Oh Great Moon”. Check out the site’s
music section for
both the English and Japanese lyrics of Suteki Da Ne, and Pure Heart.
Expect a review
of both the FFX CD Single and the OST within the upcoming weeks.
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Lyrics
Suteki Da Ne (Jap & Eng)
Pure Hearts a.k.a Aerith's Theme (Jap & Eng)
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Soundtracks
Disc 1
Disc 2
Disc 3
Disc 4
Zipped
I dont' know how long will these links work, so you better hurry before they're down.
What I suggest you do is to go
http://www.amazesoft.com/ and download
FlashGet first. Install it, then go to the soundtracks links above, and right click. You will be
able to choose "Download All by FlashGet", then just check/uncheck the files you want to download and the path to save.
FlashGet will go on auto and do the stuffs for you. ^_^
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