Album: Final Fantasy: Random Encounter
- Catalog Number: OCRA-0035
- Game(s): Final Fantasy
- Published: 2012-06-18 by OverClocked ReMix
- Media: 2 Digital
- VGMdb ID: 33719
Credits
- Game Composers
- Arrangers
- bluelighter on July 26, 2012
- Necrox on July 16, 2012
Top favorite track: Omerta without a doubt is an amazing song. It gives off a feel of it taking place in some tribal ceremony/campfire ballad and the transition to the guitar is simply eargasmic-ish.
Sentient Machines is another favorite as Floating Castle is my top favorite track in Final Fantasy and mithus did an amazing job in keeping the hauntingly beautiful feel while still keeping the theme of the album.
Is it just me or does Sir Jordanius's Epic Win song kind of reminds me something from Katamari Damacy?
The overall album is outstanding. Amazing job guys!
- BaconProcurement on June 28, 2012
Brandon Strader;867727 wrote: That was a good review. Yes, I did read the whole thing. As a Christian, I kinda liked the religious view on it, but I disagree about any sentiment that metal is inherently "evil".
Thanks for reading it! I appreciate all the work everyone put into the album, and I figured I may as well say something about it.
I didn't mean to give the impression that "metal" is inherently evil! I'm just trying to pointing out that it isn't. The gaming community is pretty accepting of the intention rather than the form, but I can tell you from personal experience that some need a little...nudging, to get them to understand that it isn't as such.
Since my blog has that Christian label on it, I figured it best to simply just cover it to remove any ambiguities. Sorry if it came off the wrong way.
And Sentient Machines is also my favorite.
- viewtifulzfo on June 25, 2012
viewtifulzfo;867664 wrote: An indepth review. I figured you didn't want me to post 2000 words into a forum thread, so here it is:
http://theologygaming.com/game-music-saturday-final-fantasy-random-encounter/
That was a good review. Yes, I did read the whole thing. As a Christian, I kinda liked the religious view on it, but I disagree about any sentiment that metal is inherently "evil".
ZealPath;867722 wrote: I can't quite pull off a full review of how I feel about this album yet, but I have to say that I love "Sentient Machines" so much that it's preventing me from giving a lot of the other songs the attention they deserve! 10 glorious minutes of "Floating Castle" guitar goodness!
Thank you so much! That song was super hard to work on. Full credit for the arrangement goes to Mithius. I just programmed the drums, recorded bass, inserted the sounds into Cubase (midi + his guitar tracks + some rendered synths) mixed and mastered it. :-) So pretty much [b]mithius[/b] did the majority creative work on this one.
- Brandon Strader on June 23, 2012
- ZealPath on June 23, 2012
http://theologygaming.com/game-music-saturday-final-fantasy-random-encounter/
- viewtifulzfo on June 23, 2012
KyleJCrb;867347 wrote: Should've gone with Final Fantasy II: Fantasy Harder. Then third one could've been called Final Fantasy III: With a Vengeance.
That would have been cool! But it'd be too similar to Teen Agent 2: Teen Harder...
...which is totally real and going to happen....
;-)
- Brandon Strader on June 22, 2012
- KyleJCrb on June 22, 2012
GTAHater836;867306 wrote: iie. The name, or at least the beta name, is "Rebellion", because it's a central theme of FFII (and the original Star Wars trilogy).
The name is Rebellion because I said it was. That's all I said. Keep your fan-fics to yourself. :lol:
- Brandon Strader on June 21, 2012
SuperiorX;867299 wrote: There is a whole lot of Brandon Strader on this album :razz: Great job everybody, I'm really digging this album!
Is the sequel going to be called 'Final Fantasy II - With Bated Breath' ?
iie. The name, or at least the beta name, is "Rebellion", because it's a central theme of FFII (and the original Star Wars trilogy).
- GTAHater836 on June 21, 2012
Is the sequel going to be called 'Final Fantasy II - With Bated Breath' ?
- SuperiorX on June 21, 2012
- Dhsu on June 20, 2012