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Final Fantasy Mix
Catalog Number: PSCN-5012 (reprint NTCP-5012)
Released On: November 26, 1994 (reprint October 1, 2004)
Composed By: Nobuo Uematsu, Hironori Doi
Arranged By: Nobuo Uematsu, Snow Productions, The Murderers of Cross Over, Phat Stylee, Ken Morimura, Hironori Doi
Published By: NTT Publishing
Recorded At: Sunrise Studio, Snow Production Studios
Number of CDs: 1
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Tracklist:

01 - Tina (New View Snow Remix)
02 - Friends Beats ("Dear Friends" Jeep Remix)
03 - Main Theme of Final Fantasy IV (Phat Stylee Remix)
04 - Prologue... (Arranged)
05 - Theme of Love (Arranged)
06 - The Origin (UT)
07 - Restless Moments (UT)
08 - The Sea of Silence (UT)
09 - Matoya (SFC Version from Final Fantasy)
10 - Mount of Sky Dragon (UT)
11 - Opening Idea - Version 2 (UT)
12 - Flying Ship - Version 2 (UT)
13 - Mambo de Chocobo
14 - The Prelude Crystal Mix
15 - Final Fantasy Megamix
Total Time:
58'10"

Note:
(UT) stands for (Unreleased Track)

At first glance/listen, this soundtrack was something I was about to place under the "for collectors only" category. However, after some careful consideration, I have decided that it warrants a purchase for most Final Fantasy fans: as long as the price is low enough.

Final Fantasy Mix is a little "collection" disc of all the neat unreleased/arranged stuff found on various FF IV-VI singles (all of which will not be reviewed on this site, except for FF6 Special Tracks because the music on here is found nowhere else) as well as new "house-arranged" music. Here's the track breakdown: Tracks 4-8 and 14 from FF4 Minimum Album, track 9 from FF5+1 (actually called that because of the one track arranged from FF1), tracks 10-13 and 15 from FF5 Mambo De Chocobo, and tracks 1-3 are new to the CD.

The first three tracks are really...well, not good unless you really enjoy the style of music. Just to give an example, check out track 1's sample. This is basically what the other two beginning tracks are like. The last 2 tracks (done as well by snow productions) aren't as bad, though some hate the Megamix (I sorta like this track). The real reason this CD is worth a purchase would be tracks 4-13...New arrangements, a load of unreleased tracks, and others...It's just too good to miss out on! Music that was going to go in Final Fantasy but then didn't...This kind of stuff is great for hardcore fans!

However, even then, it's not much for unreleased. The first few tracks are like 6 minutes each, and the unreleased stuff is pretty short, unfortunately. However, I suggest that you pay no more than $25 for it. Otherwise, it isn't really worth it. Check out the samples then!

Reviewed by: Patrick Gann



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