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Syklis Green
 Member 2060 Level 6.75 Mar 2006 
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The sound quality really is amazing, especially compared to the PSFs.
Just listen to the difference between "Boss Battle" on the PSFs (track 036 I think) and on the OST... it almost sounds like an entirely different track. I already loved what I heard on the PSFs, but this quality really adds so much to it. Also, I don't think Abyss by Matsuo on the second disc was in the PSF2 set... it's a kickass track though. Matsuo seems to be a very underrated composer.. his tracks in the game all kick ass. (especially Rebellion) Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by Spinal Tap; Jun 1, 2006 at 02:06 AM.
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Syklis Green
Member 2060 Level 6.75 Mar 2006
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Lol, no, you are entitled to your opinion of course. After a couple of listen throughs, these are some of my favorite tracks: Disc 1: Boss Battle, Penelo's theme, Naivety, Little Rascal, Rabanastre Downtown, The Garamsythe Waterway, Rebellion Disc 2: The Princess' Vision, Clash of Swords, Abyss, Battle Drum, Barheim Passage, Sorrow (Liberation Army), Upheaval Disc 3: Esper Battle, Desperate Fight, Jahara, Ozmone Plains, Eruyt Village, White Room, The Phon Coast, Destiny, Near The Water Disc 4: Cerobi, Esper, Zertinan Caverns, To The Place Of The Gods, and everything that follows after that track. Really awesome overall, probably my favorite OST of this generation, along with Silent Hill 3. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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Syklis Green
Member 2060 Level 6.75 Mar 2006
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For FF12, this style is perfect, since it's in the Ivalice universe and is a Matsuno game.
Nothing could fit FF12 better, and it works extremely well. If you want more unconventional Sakimoto, wait for Mistwalker's ASH on the DS... he probably won't be composing in the FFT/VS/RS/FF12 style on that. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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