" Final Fantasy VIII " Original Soundtrack = ファイナルファンタジー VIII オリジナル・サウンドトラック
Nobuo Uematsu
74 tracks
- A1Liberi Fatali3:08
- A2Balamb Garden3:29
- A3Blue Fields2:54
- A4Don't Be Afraid2:52
- A5The Winner1:07
- A6Find Your Way3:48
- A7Seed4:17
- A8The Landing4:36
- A9Starting Up1:20
- A10Force Your Way3:53
- A11The Loser1:27
- A12Never Look Back3:23
- A13Dead End1:11
- A14Breezy2:44
- A15Shuffle Or Boogie2:04
- A16Waltz For The Moon3:01
- A17Tell Me3:25
- A18Fear2:25
- A19The Man With The Machine Gun2:50
- A20Julia1:23
- A21Roses And Wine2:19
- A22Junction1:38
- A23Timber Owls2:51
- A24My Mind3:12
- A25The Mission3:37
- A26Martial Law3:48
- A27Cactus Jack (Galbadian Anthem)1:30
- A28Only A Plank Between One And Perdition2:24
- A29Succession Of Witches3:19
- A30Galbadia Garden3:37
- A31Unrest2:37
- A32Under Her Control3:31
- A33The Stage Is Set3:40
- A34A Sacrifice3:27
- A35Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec4:33
- A36Intruders2:32
- A37Premonition4:37
- A38Wounded0:53
- A39Fragments Of Memories3:14
- A40Jailed3:50
- A41Rivals3:31
- A42Ami4:37
- A43The Spy3:47
- A44Retaliation0:45
- A45Movin'5:18
- A46Blue Sky0:45
- A47Drifting2:57
- A48Heresy4:11
- A49Fisherman's Horizon3:36
- A50Odeka Ke Chocobo1:16
- A51Where I Belong3:40
- A52The Oath3:26
- A53Slide Show Part 11:23
- A54Slide Show Part 21:47
- A55Love Grows4:29
- A56The Salt Flats3:37
- A57Trust Me3:13
- A58Silence And Motion5:48
- A59Dance With The Balamb-Fish3:40
- A60Tears Of The Moon1:13
- A61Residents3:09
- A62Eyes On Me5:38
- A63Mods De Chocobo2:25
- A64Ride On3:03
- A65Truth3:41
- A66Lunatic Pandora3:28
- A67Compression Of Time4:34
- A68The Castle5:19
- A69The Legendary Beast5:50
- A70Maybe I'm A Lion5:35
- A71The Extreme6:45
- A72The Successor3:38
- A73Ending Theme13:20
- A74Overture3:36
Album story
Nobuo Uematsu pushed the boundaries of the PlayStation’s sound chip with this ambitious score, blending cinematic drama with intricate, genre-defying arrangements. The opening choral piece, Liberi Fatali, remains one of the most iconic and technically impressive compositions in the history of video game music.
Production here captures the late nineties obsession with high-fidelity synthesis, weaving together breakbeat rhythms, techno pulses, and lush modern classical textures. It feels like a grand, sweeping film score reimagined through a futuristic, electronic lens, perfectly reflecting the game's shift toward a more realistic and cinematic visual style.
Album release date
Pressing info
- Label
- Square Enix Music
- CatNo
- SQEX 10005~8
- Region
- Japan
- Format
- CD, Album, Reissue, Repress, Stereo
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