The Epic Final Fantasy IV Medley
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This is kickass and well-polished! The tracks (each beautifully performed) flow into each other, and the production value and presentation is also spot on. I felt the nostalgia deeply. 
This is possibly my favourite medley from this particular game, and one of my favourite medleys I’ve heard for the franchise in general.
Like Nobuo himself, I do love some prog rock (Gabriel-era Genesis in particular, so the use of flute intermissions and other instruments alongside the rock in this medley is a plus for me!).
This must have taken an age to put together! It felt like a mini-concert. I hope you keep this up.
This is possibly my favourite medley from this particular game, and one of my favourite medleys I’ve heard for the franchise in general.
Like Nobuo himself, I do love some prog rock (Gabriel-era Genesis in particular, so the use of flute intermissions and other instruments alongside the rock in this medley is a plus for me!).
This must have taken an age to put together! It felt like a mini-concert. I hope you keep this up.
This is kickass and well-polished! The tracks (each beautifully performed) flow into each other, and the production value and presentation is also spot on. I felt the nostalgia deeply.
This is possibly my favourite medley from this particular game, and one of my favourite medleys I’ve heard for the franchise in general.
Like Nobuo himself, I do love some prog rock (Gabriel-era Genesis in particular, so the use of flute intermissions and other instruments alongside the rock in this medley is a plus for me!).
This must have taken an age to put together! It felt like a mini-concert. I hope you keep this up.
Thanks a lot !
It took me about 5 months to put this one together.
I did a lot of medleys like this in the past so I'm quite used to the whole process now ( some of the musicians in this piece I've played with for the past 10 years, like Songe the (awesome) bassplayer
)I've always been a huge prog fan (both rock and metal) so my medleys always naturally turned into these big 15-20 minutes pieces with all of the prog trademarks , two of my biggest influences being Neal Morse and Mike Portnoy !
Thanks again for your kind words, really glad you enjoyed this one
