[22/11] Final Fantasy Music Collection For Blu-Ray and Records Announced

[Sanji Himura]

Via Siliconera:

Square Enix will be releasing 23 of the greatest Final Fantasy songs redone by an orchestra on blu-ray and a 12" record. The collection will be slated for release on 26 December for 5,250 yen for the Blu-Ray and 7,800 yen for the Blu-Ray/Record combo pack.

Confirmed tracks:

1. Golbez (Final Fantasy IV)
2. Battle with Four Friends (Final Fantasy IV)
3. The Opera (Final Fantasy VI)
4. Battle Medley (Final Fantasy VIII)
5. Eyes On Me (Final Fantasy VIII)*

*Jpop artist Crystal Kay will provide the vocals making this a cover of the Faye Wong version.

 

[Sanji Himura]

Full Track List:


1.) Melody – 2002 (Final Fantasy I – III)
2.) Melody – 2004 (Final Fantasy I – III)
3.) Memory of the Wind (Final Fantasy III)
4.) Golbez and the Battle with the Four Fiends (Final Fantasy IV)
5.) Theme of Love (Final Fantasy IV)
6.) Final Fantasy V Main Theme (Final Fantasy V)
7.) Dear Friends (Final Fantasy V)
8.) Opera (Final Fantasy VI)
9.) Phantom Forest (Final Fantasy VI)
10.) Final Fantasy VII Main Theme (Final Fantasy VII)
11.) One Winged Angel (Final Fantasy VII)
12.) Aerith’s Theme (Final Fantasy VII)
13.) Eyes on Me *cover with Crystal Kay (Final Fantasy VIII)
14.) Liberi Fatali (Final Fantasy VIII)
15.) Balamb Garden ~ Ami (Final Fantasy VIII)
16.) Vamo’ alla Flamenco (Final Fantasy IX)
17.) Unrequited Love (Final Fantasy IX)
18.) To Zanarkand (Final Fantasy X)
19.) Suteki Da Ne Orchestral Version (Final Fantasy X)
20.) Ronfaure (Final Fantasy XI)
21.) The Dalmasca Eastersand (Final Fantasy XII)
22.) Fang’s Theme (Final Fantasy XIII)
23.) Battle Melody 2012 (Final Fantasy I – XIV)

Record Side A
1.) Melody 2002 (Final Fantasy I – III)
2.) Eyes on Me with Crystal Kay (Final Fantasy VIII)
3.) To Zanarkand (Final Fantasy X)



Record – Side B -
1.) Opera (Final Fantasy VI)
2.) Dear Friends (Final Fantasy V)

Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2012/11/2...ra-albums-songs-revealed/#b4EiAWYSDyvQBH3D.99

 

[Martel]

One thing I hate about these things is that there is never any variety; it's always the most famous or well-known pieces, they never delve into the tracks that aren't as well know, but just as good, if not better. I know it sells more that way, but...god, it's so boring. The Distant Worlds albums made half those songs as good as they're ever going to be, it wouldn't kill them to branch out a bit.

Also. One track from XII. That is a crime.