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| 1 | Prelude |
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| 2 | Opening: Bombing Mission |
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| 3 | Makou Reactor |
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| 4 | Anxious Heart |
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| 5 | Tifa's Theme |
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| 6 | Barett's Theme |
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| 7 | Hurry! |
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| 8 | Lurking in the Darkness |
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| 9 | Shinra Company |
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| 10 | Fighting |
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| 11 | Fanfare |
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| 12 | Flowers Blooming in the Church |
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| 13 | Turk's Theme |
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| 14 | Underneath the Rotting Pizza |
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| 15 | Oppressed People |
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| 16 | Honeybee Manor |
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| 17 | Who Are You? |
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| 18 | Don of the Slums |
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| 19 | Infiltrating Shin Ra Tower |
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| 20 | Still More Fighting |
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| 21 | Red Xiii's Theme |
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| 22 | Crazy Motorcycle |
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| 23 | Holding My Thoughts in My Heart |
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| 24 | Ffvii Main Theme |
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| 25 | Ahead on Our Way |
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| 26 | Good Night, Until Tomorrow |
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| 27 | On That Day, 5 Years Ago |
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| 28 | Farm Boy |
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| 29 | Waltz de Chocobo |
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| 30 | Electric de Chocobo |
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| 31 | Cinco de Chocobo |
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| 32 | Chasing the Black-Caped Man |
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| 33 | Fortress of the Condor |
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| 34 | Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony |
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| 35 | It's Difficult to Stand on Both Feet, Isn't It? |
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| 36 | Trail of Blood |
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| 37 | J - E - N - O - V - A |
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| 38 | Continue? |
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| 39 | Costa del Sol |
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| 40 | Mark of the Traitor |
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| 41 | Mining Town |
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| 42 | Gold Saucer |
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| 43 | Cait Chit's Theme |
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| 44 | Sandy Badlands |
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| 45 | Cosmo Canyon |
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| 46 | Lifestream |
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| 47 | Great Warrior |
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| 48 | Descendant of Shinobi |
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| 49 | Those Chosen by the Planet |
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| 50 | The Nightmare's Beginning |
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| 51 | Cid's Theme |
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| 52 | Steal the Tiny Bronco! |
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| 53 | Uutai |
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| 54 | Stolen Materia |
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| 55 | Racing Chocobos - Place Your Bets |
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| 56 | Fiddle de Chocobo |
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| 57 | A Great Success |
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| 58 | Tango of Tears |
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| 59 | Debut |
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| 60 | Interrupted by Fireworks |
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| 61 | Forested Temple |
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| 62 | You Can Hear the Cry of the Planet |
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| 63 | Aerith's Theme |
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| 64 | Buried in the Snow |
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| 65 | The Great Northern Cave |
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| 66 | Reunion |
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| 67 | Who Am I? |
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| 68 | Shinra Army Wages a Full-Scale Attack |
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| 69 | Weapon Raid |
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| 70 | Highwind Takes to the Skies |
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| 71 | A Secret, Sleeping in the Deep Sea |
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| 72 | Parochial Town |
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| 73 | Off the Edge of Despair |
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| 74 | On the Other Side of the Mountain |
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| 75 | Hurry Faster! |
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| 76 | Sending a Dream into the Universe |
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| 77 | The Countdown Begins |
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| 78 | If You Open Your Heart... |
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| 79 | The Makou Cannon Is Fired |
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| 80 | Judgment Day |
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| 81 | Jenova Absolute |
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| 82 | The Birth of God |
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| 83 | A One-Winged Angel |
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| 84 | World Crisis |
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| 85 | Staff Roll |
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Overview
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Production Details
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Editorial Reviews
Final Fantasy VII
Audio Compact Disc
Label: Square Soft
Style: Soundtracks
Final Fantasy VII
UPC: 4988601460019
Release Date: 05/19/2004
Original Release Date: 05/19/2004
Number of Discs: 4
- Nobuo Uematsu
Main Performer
Ben Davies
From the early days of the series through to the latest incarnation, Final Fantasy soundtracks have always been highly acclaimed. Readers familiar with the video game series will well remember the dizzying heights that Uematsu-san pushed the SNES' musical ability with Final Fantasy, Vol. 6. Final Fantasy, Vol. 7 also seriously pushed its platform's sound capabilities on its release in 1996, but this time the game's media was CD, enabling a much higher sound quality and more instrumental freedom for the composer. As this is the entire collection of music from Final Fantasy, Vol. 7, a huge array of styles are present. Rock-tinged instrumentals, including the pace-building battle music, make up only a small portion of the entire catalog. This is probably for the better as the finer moments mostly come from the classical-style tracks. Many of these are very touching, particularly for those who have played through the hugely successful game, "Aerith's Death" being a particularly fine case to highlight. Indeed, from the opening track with its haunting arpeggios to the captivating end-scene music, this four-disc soundtrack is teeming with astonishing compositions of the highest quality. Final Fantasy, Vol. 7 is one of Uematsu's finest works to date. It changed the video game music scene when it was released, and still today it sounds as inspired as ever. ~ Ben Davies, Rovi
