Final Fantasy X: Original Soundtrack [Soundtrack, Import]

Nobuo Uematsu | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 4, 2001)
• Number of Discs: 4
• Format: Soundtrack, Import
• Label: Polygram Int'l
• ASIN: B00005LPEQ
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (79 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #66,252 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Zanarkand

2. Otherworld

3. Run!!

4. Battle Theme

5. Enemy Attack

6. Besaid

7. The Sending

8. Luca

9. Blitz Off

10. Chocobo Jam

11. Yuna's Decision

12. Wandering

13. Fight With Seymour

14. A Contest of Aeons

15. Final Battle

16. Ending Theme

17. Suteki da Ne (Isn't It Wonderful?) [Orchestral Version]

Editorial Reviews

Japanese soundtrack for the popular video game. 91 tracks on 4 discs. Packaged in a standard double jewelcase in a slipcase.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

103 of 108 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Nobuo Uematsu Is My Idol, December 3, 2003

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"finalfantasylegend" (San Martin, California United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Final Fantasy X: Original Soundtrack (Audio CD)

What I Like most about the Final Fantasy Series is its music. That's what keeps me going back for more. When most people think the game isn't up to par, I don't mind too much becuase I am drawn more to the music. Here is the track listing since the site has not done so.

Disc One
1. I Would Like to Say Everything
2. To Zanarkand
3. The Prelude
4. Tidus' Theme
5. Otherworld
6. Hurry!!
7. This is your tale
8. Ominous
9. Normal Battle
10. Victory Fanfare
11. Game Over
12. Hopeless Desire
13. Underground Activities
14. Underwater Ruins
15. Al Bhed Tribe's Chi
16. Enemy Attack
17. Blitz Ball Gamblers
18. Bisaido Island
19. The Sight of Spira
20. Song of Prayer
21. Fantasy
22. Between Ordeals
23. Song of Prayer~Valfor
24. Summoned
25. Daughter of Great Summoner
26. Good Night

Disc Two
1. Yuna's Theme
2. Sprouting
3. Warping to a Different Dimension
4. Silence before the Storm
5. Song of Prayer~Ifrit
6. Luka
7. Welcome the Old Priest MAIKA
8. Inflexible Determination
9. The Splendid Performance
10. Confrontation
11. Blitz Off
12. Auron's Theme
13. Mi'ihen Highway
14. Brass de Chocobo
15. Traveling Company
16. Permitted Transit
17. Seymour's Theme
18. Twilight
19. JOZE Temple
20. Song of Prayer~Ixio
21. Ciparf Riding?
22. Rikku's Theme
23. Guadsalam

Disc Three
1. Thunder Plateau
2. Jekt's Theme
3. Makalanya Forest
4. Fog Sea
5. Temple Band
6. Seymour's Ambition
7. Song of Prayer ~ Shiva
8. Those Who Come Closer
9. Scorching Desert
10. Crisis
11. Revealed Truth
12. Start
13. Wedding
14. Attack
15. Tragedy
16. I can Fly
17. Path of Repentance
18. Song of Prayer~Bahamut
19. Time of Judgment
20. My Father's Murderer
21. Isn't it Beautiful? (Suteki da ne)

Disc Four
1. Yuna's Determination
2. Lulu's Theme
3. Brave Advancement
4. Song of Prayer~Bodyguard
5. People of the North Pole
6. Song of Prayer~Ronzo Tribe
7. Wandering Flame
8. Someday the Dream will End
9. Song of Prayer~Yuuna Resuka
10. Challenge
11. To the End of the Abyss
12. Darkness
13. Song of Prayer~Spira
14. The Deceased Laugh
15. Seymour Battle
16. Song of Prayer~Anima
17. Summoned Beast Battle
18. Decisive Battle
19. Ending Theme
20. Please Remember
21. Isn't it Beautiful(Suteki da ne)? (Orchestra Version)

17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A lot of music! You get everything in this!, April 28, 2003

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Dressi "K N D" (Gainesville, Ga United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Final Fantasy X: Original Soundtrack (Audio CD)

This is the full IMPORT OST. Just check out how many songs it has on it. I purchased the smaller Domestic copy before i realized what i was getting into. I immediately turned around the found this copy to purchase. The music is fully orchestrated for the several pieces, some with smaller chamber ensembles. But on a whole i could tell that a lot was synthizised. The style of Final Fantasy X was leaning towards a more pop culture than it has ever before. FFX was no longer dealing with the Knights, Dragons and Black Chocobos that FF4 included, nor the classical style of FFIX. The game itself had so many new things in it that the soundtrack had to have some new things, including the Otherworld (Zanarkand Blitzball Theme / Battle with Jehct Theme). One of the best things i have found with this soundtrack are the overworld themes, the world map music so to speak. Such as the Besaid theme, the Thunderplains theme ... Such themes are perfect mood music to just have running in the low background for almost any occasion. The soundtrack also has the Song of the Faith from each of the Aeons, including Yunalesca's version, the Ronso Tribe version. Suteki Da Ne (Isn't it Beaufitul) comes in two versions, all the specialized battle themes, such as the final battle with Seymour, and Yu-Yevon's final bout.

It's great, has some really good music on it. And the Chocobo Theme from FFX is one of the best Chocobo themes out there, right up there with the FFIX chocobo theme.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Want to get cheaper?, October 11, 2002

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This review is from: Final Fantasy X: Original Soundtrack (Audio CD)

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