What's the best FF soundtrack?
What's the best FF soundtrack?
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Eli Taylor
15 has really grown on me lately, I still have a soft spot for 8 overall.
Anthony Thompson
If I had to pick it is a hard tie between 6 or 7.
Mind you I did not play 8, 9,14,15
Dylan Morgan
What's the best track off FF15 or some of the "hits"
I'm pretty skeptical of post-Nobuo Final Fantasy, but 13 had great battle music so I'm still open.
Cooper Fisher
FF BRAVE EXVIUS for mobile has some really good songs for my taste.
Leo Roberts
Otherworld obviously
Brody Cooper
I hope you're not being ironic cuz that shit is dank. Ballsy for them to start their game off with weeb metal.
Hudson Young
Im dead serious its incredible
Easton Allen
Agree, I liked that video too.
Auron rocks!.
Parker Nelson
Still my morning alarm.
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Hudson Watson
Bro I compose with pizzicato all the time because of this. This is pizzicato porn.
Wyatt Ortiz
I particularly like "Rodeo de Chocobo".
Ayden Bell
11
Jason Campbell
Elijah Collins
VI or XII
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Jordan Davis
I mean you can't go wrong with the chocobo theme, and this is a very nice rendition, probably the best ever, but what would you say is the best original composition from the game?
Thomas Powell
it's IX you morons. IT'S 9 YOU MORONS
Jordan Russell
"Stand your ground", I can't get tired of it.
For my taste, much better than FF7 regular battle theme.
Carson Collins
"A quick stop" when lurking The Crow's nest is also timeless :D
Nathaniel Jackson
I love pizzicato porn
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Dominic Scott
Dominic Wood
"A quick pit stop"
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and here
"Stand your ground"
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Kevin Perez
Dudes, I wish my car's mechanic was as in FF15.....
Jason Sanders
First one reminds me of Ice Climbers from Melee, which is not a bad thing:
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"Stand your Ground" is good. I might have to take more listens, but it's not as thematic as I was hoping. I like the progression and the sense of urgency. It sucks that the battle music bar has been set so high, so it might just be me comparing.
Hudson Sanchez
Try with Nox Aeterna then
Evan Garcia
7 and 8 are too good
Even the deep cuts are great
Carson Edwards
FFMQ had great music. Simple game but the music made me complete it.
Connor Bennett
FF6 soundtrack gives me the most feels.
Jack Gutierrez
7, but 14 is a hot contender.
Parker Johnson
Juan Butler
Another song that touches my heart is FF8 Laguna's battle song "The man with the machine gun".
Jackson Butler
Love 7 but 9's music just tops it .
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Landon Davis
I dunno... it sounds like somebody trying to do an impression of Nobuo. It's not very melodic. Big chords and kind of placeholder progressions. Sort of a curse of modern vg music. Nothing stands out. I'm sure it fits very well in the game, but it's not focused as a listening experience. Kind of a mess, which hurts because I want to like it so badly. It just seems like, at some point, video game music stopped being something we're meant to pay attention to. It doesn't need to carry a game as much these days because the graphics and story are so complex in current generations. Music seems like an afterthought, whereas back in the Zelda: A Link to the Past and Sonic the Hedgehog days, they really had to come up with something good that worked. Every tune had to have a hook or chorus that felt like a melody that was slaved over. I wish they applied that thinking today. This just seems like the director said "I need something dramatic" and the composer just ran with it. It seems very far removed from classical composition. I wish I had good things to say, but this seems to be the case for 99% of games these days. Really upsets me.
Justin Rodriguez
Jackson Martin
breezy balamb for comfiest tune
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Blake Diaz
In case of me getting tired of any, I carry a lot of them on my mobile.
Just a few here.
Ryder Watson
9 is Nobuo's favorite too
Sebastian Howard
Probably, it happens to me that I eared it on the game and fitted, that's why I like it.
It's not a bad song, simply Uematsu set the bar too high. I keep Uematsu at my heart, but I don't allow him to make me dislike other songs.
I miss him, thought. Lately he is with the FF Orchestral show and not making good music for games.
Austin Martin
What about this one?:
Alexander Lee
These two tracks are probably the most focused and complex compositions in Nobuo Uematsu's catalogue:
Liberi Fatali:
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One Winged Angel:
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Julian Perez
Thanks that's cheered me up massively for some odd reason. Going to go for a drive with Black mage village on full blast later.
Levi Torres
No it's not bad. It's great actually. It's amazing that they even payed an orchestra to play it live instead of hiring some jack off to do it in his studio. Everything I've heard so far from the new soundtracks are great, but for some reason they are always missing a lead or a clear melody that could be transposed to any instrument. For me that's the mark of a good tune is that you can imagine it being played in different contexts. I gotta say it's miles beyong Halo or any of those POS FPS games that basically pay their composers peanuts because they know nobody cares.
Jonathan Moore
FFXI will always be the soundtrack that I remember.
Eli Bailey
What do you think about "Blue Dragoon - Advacing grounds"?
Nathaniel Russell
15 is good for pure orchestral, and the somnis theme. 10 is best overall IMO
Sebastian Cox
You're not alone from FFIX is one of my favorites.
Lucas Kelly
Oh, I now understand what do you mean.
The lack of a "central theme" melody that can be recogniced within all the soundtrak songs.
Certainly, I can't remember of any case of this in recent games I have played.
Nathaniel Howard
Fuck yeah. Tune is dancy af.
Thomas Powell
XIV has some of the greatest tracks, not to mention XI had some as well
Julian Reed
Just YT "Fossil Roo" from FF9.
Tune is going to stick in your head for hours without escape.
Nobuo is a genius.
Parker Diaz
I like 8. Still have a soft spot for Eyes on Me.
Xavier Brown
Dancing Mad from 6 is still the best piece of music of the 16 bit Era.
Aiden Morris
the gilgamesh theme from FFV is a close 2nd
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Brayden Flores
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Carson Wood
>Still have a soft spot for Eyes on Me.
I love it too. I'm gay as well, user. Good melody and great counterpoint. Nobuo could probably write Disney music in his sleep if he wanted to.
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Jordan Morgan
Anything other than 7 is trash.
Every single song accurately triggers the correct emotional response that the scene is portraying.
You listen to any other ff soundtrack and it's just a bunch of random classical music.
Isaiah Watson
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This song triggers a very correct emotional response in me.
Jeremiah Gonzalez
I don't think how a piece works in the context of its game is a good way to measure the merits of a composition, and even if it was, I think you're being extreme in saying that. You're trying to trigger me and it's working.
Justin Adams
I think it's a very important part of video game and movie music actually.
Jacob Anderson
This shit is so brilliantly composed, it's almost a crime it's in a video game about a time-traveling faggot water soccer player with the mind of a child.
Luke Anderson
>music doesn't matter as long as it's upbeat with lots of WUBS
This is a perfect example of why I'm much smarter than you.
Hudson Allen
Nathan Anderson
I'm onto you.
Brayden Edwards
Good strawman. I guess this thread would devolve eventually :(
Parker James
I think 8 is my favorite. The game was awful, but all the music and art saved it.
Jacob Adams
FF1
Mason Walker
>Good Strawman
>Desperately tries to undermine the best soundtrack in the entire ff franchise
You should feel bad for being a hipster who denies great works of art.
Nicholas Allen
you got the job, user. When can you start?
Austin Morgan
That file name though