Final Fantasy VII - Soundtrack

    Final Fantasy VII - Soundtrack
    CONTENTS I. INTRO
    II. TRACKLIST
    III. LIMITED EDITION
    III. LYRICS
    IV. ADVENT CHILDREN

    I. INTRO

    The following is a brief consideration of the game's soundtrack Final Fantasy VII.
    One of the most successful videogames ever, defined as "probably the best game ever created", Final Fantasy VII is considered by many to be the best chapter of the entire flagship saga of Square-branded RPGs: in addition to a deep story and multiple implications and implications, an innovative and enjoyable game system, and epic characters reappeared among other things in the other episodes of the now famous and controversial "Compilation of FF7", to determine the sales record (more than 15 million copies in all the world) the quality of a soundtrack definitely worthy of the other characteristics of the title certainly had an important weight.



    Responsible and main performer of the music of FF7 is once again Nobuo Uematsu, the self-taught composer of Koichi who from nothing created the typical atmospheres of the now timeless saga: it can be said that Final Fantasy is at least as much as Hironobu Sakaguchi is.
    The Official Sound Track of Final Fantasy VII was released in Japan on February 10, 1997, and again in March 2004, under the label of DigiCube first and of Square-Enix then, produced by Nobuo Uematsu and Minoru Akao, recorded in the Sound City of Tokyo; it counts 4 CDs for a total duration of 279 minutes and 54 seconds.

    II. TRACKLIST

    CD 1 CD 2
    1. The Prelude 1. Main Theme of FF7
    2. Opening - Bombing Mission 2. On our Way
    3. Mako Reactor 3. Good Night, until tomorrow
    4. Anxiety 4. On that day, five years ago
    5. Tifa's Theme 5. Farm Boy
    6. Barret's Theme 6. Waltz de Chocobo
    7. Hurry! 7. Electric de Choconbo
    8. Lurking into Darkness 8. Cinco de Chocobo
    9. "ShinRa Inc." 9. In search of the Man in Black
    10. Let the Battle Begin 10. Fort Condor
    11. Fanfare 11. Rufus welcoming Ceremony
    12. Flowers blooming in the Church 12. It's hard to stand on both feet
    13. Turks' Theme 13. Trail of Blood
    14. Under the rotting Pizza 14. JENOVA
    15. The Oppressed 15. Continue
    16. Honeybee Inn 16. Costa del Sol
    17. Who are you? 17. Marlk of a tritor
    18. Don of the Slums 18. Mining Town
    19. Infiltrating ShinRa 19. Gold saucer
    20. Fight On 20. Cait Sith's Theme
    21. Red XIII's Theme 21. Desert Wasteland
    22. The Chase
    23. Dear to the Heart

     



    CD 3 CD 4
    1. Cosmo Canyon 1. ShinRa's Full-scale assault
    2. Lifestream 2. Attack of the Weapon
    3. The Great Warrior 3. The Highwind takes to the Sky
    4. Descendant of Shinobi 4. Secret of the Deep sea
    5. Those chosen by the Planet 5. Provincial Town
    6. The NIghtmare Begins 6. From the Edge of Despair
    7. Cid's Theme 7. Other side of the Mountain
    8. Steal the Tiny Bronco 8. Hurry Up!
    9. Wutai 9. Launching a Dream into Space
    10. Stoilen Materia 10. Countdown
    11. Win / Place / Show Chocobo 11. Open your Heart
    12. Fiddle de Chocobo 12. Mako Cannon
    13. Jackpot 13. Judgment Day
    14. Tango of Tears 14. COMPLETE JENOVA
    15. Debut 15. The Birth of a God
    16. Words drowned by fireworks 16. A One-Winged Angel
    17. Forested Temple 17. The Planet's Crisis
    18. Listen to the Cries of the Planet 18. Ending Credits
    19. Aerith's Theme
    20. Buried in Show
    21. The North Cave
    22. Reunion
    23. Who… Am I?

    III. LIMITED EDITION



    The Final Fantasy VII soundtrack has also known a limited edition version. There are no differences about the tracklist or the length of the songs, but this particular edition was accompanied by an attractive extra booklet containing, in addition to the indexing of the tracks, also some notes on the composition of Uematsu-san's hand, as well as some stolen photographs from the personal and work places of the master, in-game screenshots and taken from the FMV of the game, and precious original images from the pencil of Yoshitaka Amano, concerning the love theme of the game, that is the Cloud / Aeris .

     

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