Wow, what a great piece! “The Oath” doesn’t work as well on piano as it does in its original orchestrated state, so it doesn’t do the song justice. This piece is so beautiful, and so simple and complex all in one…I absolutely love it. Track 7, “Find Your Way”, was MEANT for a piano arrangement from day 1. The CD slows down a bit for the next 3 tracks, then picks right on up with “Shuffle or Boogie”, the Triple Triad theme song. Next up is “Eyes on Me”…probably my least favorite track on the album, but an enjoyable piece none-the-less. In my studies as a piano student, this has been one of my favorites to learn.
Whether the song be fast, slow, or in-between, these arrangements are beautiful, much like the OST and orchestra albums.įF VIII Piano starts off with “Blue Fields”, the most ingenious world map music Final Fantasy has e’er seen (or…heard). IX has some upbeat, fun tracks, but the slow songs can become quite boring. IV and V are somewhat simplistic in style and arrangement…VI is wonderful, but still leaves something of a bittersweet taste in my musical mouth (which is my ear, I guess).
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Though I have not fully listened to Final Fantasy X Piano, I am still willing to claim VIII’s PC as my favorite of the six that are currently available.
Final Fantasy VIII Piano Collections is one of the four that I did not let go of. Of the 175 I’ve owned, I now have held onto only four (all the others were sold for college, car money, etc). That’s meager compared to the collection of a few other people to others, that is a ridiculous amount of money spent. As of today, I have owned approximately 175 videogame soundtracks.
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