[Album] DIRGE of CERBERUS -FINAL FANTASY VII- Original Soundtrack (CRCP-40137~38)

Originally Posted by katchum

Now about that FFX OST. I see that Uematsu composed the ending theme. Is that true? Because that was really something special! (but in the game itself they say the composer is Hamauzu, they don't even name Uematsu in the Credits-Composer, they should because many of the themes are from him. Or am I blind? (I only saw the credits once, it could be a mistake) Another thing is that it was Hamauzu that arranged the piano collections and that same ending theme in the piano collections is exactly the same in orchestra version.

Another question: Is "Isn't it wonderful" composed by Hamauzu? I think so by listening to it. But also here Suteki Da Ne seems to be composed by Uematsu on many transcriptions out there on the internet.

Uematsu is credited as a composer, in fact, you see his name before Hamauzu's and Nakano's. The ending theme and Suteki Da Ne were composed by Uematsu and they sound so impressive thanks to Shirô Hamaguchi's arrangement and orchestration.

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Originally Posted by katchum

-The ending theme could be a "little bit" better.

What is the name of that track? At first I though it was Chaotic End, but yesterday I saw it was used in the pre-final battle cutscene (and perhaps in the final battle as well).

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I'd say the song sounds better thanks to Hamaguchi's arrangement rather than its sound quality.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I remember Uematsu saying he composed the melody in one night because the deadline was close.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I disagree, Eriol. This album has Hamauzu written all over it. Even though he tried something new, his style is still present. Not just that, in this album he improved upon his past works and achieved a solid score. It takes a few listens to appreciate it fully.

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