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| View Poll Results: Still listen to Final Fantasy Music? | |||
| Yes, I still like it. It's still on the top of my favorite VGM list. |
  
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63 | 46.67% |
| No, I'm getting bored of it already. I dont think I want to listen to it anymore. |
  
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11 | 8.15% |
| It depends on my mood. Sometime I'm fed up, but I would like to listen it on some other time. |
  
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61 | 45.19% |
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 Member 100 Level 26.08 Mar 2006 
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Somewhat sadly, Nobuo's work on the series is still some of the best video game music available, apart from being also groundbreaking and the most popular. It's got a good reason to be.
The other soundtracks and composers are mood-dependant, individuals, but Final Fantasy has good in everything. So I sometimes pop in a FF soundtrack whenever I have 3-4 hours to just chill to a soundtrack with incredible variation you really can't find anywhere else in the vgm world. Again, sadly. I'm not listening to Liberi Fatali non-stop or anything like that, though. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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