| Final Fantasy VI: Original Sound Version | 
 enlarge | Artist: Nobuo Uematsu
Label: Universal Japan
Category: Music
List Price: $70.49
Buy Used: $19.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  34 reviews
Sales Rank: 147217
Format: Soundtrack, Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.7 x 5 x 1.1
EAN: 4988023027357
ASIN: B00005FNVF
Release Date: February 13, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Opening Theme | | • | Colliery Nalsh | | • | Awakening | | • | Lock | | • | Battle Theme | | • | Fanfare | | • | Edgar & Mash | | • | Cefca | | • | Mt. Coltz | | • | Returners | | • | Shadow | | • | Troops March On | | • | Cayenne | | • | Unforgiven | | • | Mystic Forest | | • | Mystery Train | | • | Wild West | | • | Gau | | • | Snake Path | | • | Kids Run Through The City Corner | | • | Under Martial Law | | • | Celes | | • | Save Them | | • | The Decisive Battle | | • | Metamorphosis | | • | Tina | | • | Coin Song | | • | Techno De Chocobo | | • | Forever Rachel | | • | Slam Shuffle | | • | Spinach Rag | | • | Overture | | • | Aria Di Mezzo Carattere | | • | Wedding Waltz - Duel | | • | Grand Finale? | | • | Setzer | | • | Johnny C Bad | | • | The Empire "Ghastra" | | • | Devil's Lab | | • | Black Jack | | • | Mog | | • | Stragus | | • | Relm | | • | Another World Of Beasts | | • | New Continent | | • | Catastrophe | | • | The Fierce Battle | | • | Rest In Peace | | • | Dark World | | • | Day After | | • | Searching Friends | | • | Gogo | | • | Epitaph | | • | Magic House | | • | Umaro | | • | Fanatics | | • | Last Dungeon | | • | Dancing Mad | | • | Ending Theme | | • | The Prelude |
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Album Description
Japanese pressing. 3 cd set. 61 tracks. Universal. 2004.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 29 more reviews...
 Bootlegs December 22, 2007
0 out of 4 found this review helpful
Do not buy this from anyone other than Amazon themselves, as you WILL get a bootleg that is illegal to own!
Wonderful February 6, 2007
This brings back memories. One of the biggest reasons of success in the Final Fantasy series was the music, and this game Final Fantasy 6 (FF3 in USA) has above and beyond the greatest soundtrack out of all of them. None of these are Midis, they are all the original music themselves. A great buy.
 A Great Set of Music January 9, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The music was very beautifully written, making it easy to become part of the music at times. The love themes are very heartfelt and perhaps the most touching of them was Aria Di Mezzo Carattere on Disk 2. I found certain songs such as Techno de Chocobo to be a little rough on the ears, but it is the only techno song in the entiire set(also on disk 2).
The music is entirely instrumental, therefore sometimes a bit lengthy and othertimes fairly short. The longest song is the ending theme(counted at 21 minutes, 35 seconds. It is a blend of all the music in the entire set, but still good if one enjoys instrumental movements.
Overall, a great set. I'd recommned it.
It Really is the Best Final Fantasy Soundtrack July 2, 2006
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Even in the year 2006, Nobuo Uematsu's score to Final Fantasy VI is regarded by fans as his best music score to the Final Fantasy series. Forget that Final Fantasy VII, VIII, IX and X are out there, fans are still coming to the FFVI soundtrack and listening to it as if it's modern day music. Is it say... Beethoven's 9th Symphony? Indeed, it is not, but as far as video games go, Final Fantasy VI has a music soundtrack that is worthy of praise and fame.
Final Fantasy VI was a game on the Super Nintendo. Originally released int he states as Final Fantasy III, gamers were imediately blown away by its memorable characters and storyline along with it's complex, insane, kill-for-sport main villian, Kefka. Final Fantasy VI has a large cult following. Long time Final Fantasy fans regard Final Fantasy VI as the best one in the series (a shock to those who keep blabbering Final Fantasy VII is the best). Yet what really compliments Final Fantasy VI and Nobuo Uematsu is the soundtrack to the game. Composed for the Super Nintendo, you won't hear anything quite as good as what you'll hear on a playstation (the Super Nintendo simply wasn't capbale of such), but you'll still find a few goods songs that not only make you feel good and remember the game, but that you'll want to listen to for the sake of listening to them. You don't have to be a Final Fantasy fan to enjoy the music, just a music lover.
There are plenty of memorable tracks. From Kefka's theme all the way on down to the classic ending prelude that's played in just about every Final Fantasy game. However, of all of Final Fantasy VI's tracks, the best of the lot is without a doubt the opera smash Aria Di Mezzo Carattere. The music of Aria Di Mezzo Carattere is often remembered as the music to the opera scene, spotted by many Final Fantasy fans to be one of the most memorable moments in Final Fantasy history (perhaps even video game history itself). This track quickly makes you forget that you are listening to the music of a Super Nintendo game, and you'll think you really are listening to Symphony.
I will agree with those who say that the Final Fantasy VI soundtrack is the best. Remember, this is a soundtrack for a game on the dated Super Nintendo, and it still sounds good, even in this day and age. This is Nobuo Uematsu's crowning achievement in Final Fantasy!
A MUST HAVE.........5 STARS - BEAUTIFUL MUSIC June 28, 2006
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
TERRA or TINA is just enough to buy the cd. Actually, I started playing the piano for 3 reasons:
-Terra (piano version)(INCLUDED IN THE CD) --- Final Fantasy VI
-To Zanarkand --- Final Fantasy X
-Greensleeves --- Xenosaga Episode I, OST
If you listen to them you will end up taking piano lessons like me...give them a try.
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