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I think Symphonic poem works well like that - besides the full version is avaliable on the single - I just wish that it was just one track instead of five
oh and btw Esper Battle is absolutly amazing!! I really makes you feel like you're fighting a collosal summon monster! It's simply epic - it's starts of with the strong percussion beat, then kicks off with the vocal synth! How ya doing, buddy?
Last edited by Argentis; Jun 1, 2006 at 06:38 AM.
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If you ask me, the final fantasy series needs people like Hamauzu and Sakimoto - a variation in style. Uematsu's compositions may be memorable, but I get bored of Uematsu's classics (don't get me wrong I love them to bits) but I have hardly listened to the FF soundtracks for nearly six months. I think that Sakimoto does need to vary his style a bit - perhaps if he where to work on a genre that he may be less comfortable with (i.e. something that isn't medievil).
I have found quite a few tracks memorable in this collection (though I'm still downloading the last quarter of it and I want to give it a proper listen through) There's nowhere I can't reach. |
I have heard nearly all of Sakimoto's Soundtracks - there isn't one track I don't like - it would be nice to hear a bit more techno, but I have waited since 2004 for this soundtrack - I'm not dissapointed
Regardless of what has gone before Sakimoto's instalments, this IS an epic This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Even though there is a lot of synth instruments in this soundtrack, they could sound a lot worse (like Michiru Naruke's trumpet midi's from Wild Arms 3, Alter Code F - they needed some live sound!!)
I have found a few tracks that I'm unsure about, but the thing is I will grow to love these as I listen to them more. I never really noticed Vagrant Story's Music when I first played it (first time hearing Sakimoto) except when I heard the Efreet battle theme - then I went and bought the sountrack and loved it. But I got it about the time I played Breath of Fire V - without realising it was Sakimoto's work until I heard the lift and first battle theme - another soundtrack I had to buy!! I'm still waiting for my copy of FFXII OST I like how there is slightly more piano stuff in the OST - and heck, Sakimoto has been known to compose some poor final battle themes in my eyes (Vagrant Story's Heteromorphic Person...so-so, but not great) but I LOVE Battle for freedom (even if it does use the ff theme in it - it makes it sound heroic after all the urgent atmosphere you get from the middle of the track - as the beginning leads up to this). I'm sure Hamauzu's composition for XIII will be epic - in some eyes, better than XII, but I know ppl who hate Hamauzu (crazy ppl - I LOVE HAMAUZU!) and ppl who hate Sakimoto (because he composes for ambiense and atmosphere in a game) - which will work well in the game because after all this music wasn't composed to stand on it's own. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
The version of Symphonic Poem that is on the OST is the one for the English dub version trailer
I suppose it's a way of making you go out and buy the Symphonic Poem single I was speaking idiomatically. |