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Track List
01) ブラネ登場〜劇開幕
02) 万国旗スタイナー激突
03) アレクサンドリアからの脱出
04) ブリマビスタ墜落
05) ブランク石化
06) 黒魔道士VS黒魔道士
07) 南ゲート突破
08) リンドブルム王国到着
09) 歌〜ジタンとダガー
10) ブルメシアから去るクジャ
11) 召喚獣発動クレイラ消滅
12) リンドブルム炎上
13) リンドブルム壊滅
14) 霧の消滅
15) ダガー回想(召喚士村の滅亡)
16) 召喚！バハムート
17) 全滅ブラネ艦隊
18) 新女王誕生
19) バハムート来襲
20) エーコ降下
21) アレクサンダー召還
22) 幽霊船
23) ダガー救出
24) 髪を切るダガー
25) ダガー回想(幽霊船)
26) ネオクジャ崩壊
27) テラより脱出
28) ジタン、ダガー別れ
29) クジャの元へ
30) ルーファウス歓迎式典 Millennium Ve
31) ドーガとウネ
32) マダインサリの娘
33) クジャのテーマ Millennium Version
34) Main
35) Waltz
36) Kogaku Motet 1
37) Organum
38) Mediteiranean
39) Dokokade 3
40) Weuber
41) Kuja5
42) Melodies Of Life (Silent Mix)
01) ブラネ登場〜劇開幕
02) 万国旗スタイナー激突
03) アレクサンドリアからの脱出
04) ブリマビスタ墜落
05) ブランク石化
06) 黒魔道士VS黒魔道士
07) 南ゲート突破
08) リンドブルム王国到着
09) 歌〜ジタンとダガー
10) ブルメシアから去るクジャ
11) 召喚獣発動クレイラ消滅
12) リンドブルム炎上
13) リンドブルム壊滅
14) 霧の消滅
15) ダガー回想(召喚士村の滅亡)
16) 召喚！バハムート
17) 全滅ブラネ艦隊
18) 新女王誕生
19) バハムート来襲
20) エーコ降下
21) アレクサンダー召還
22) 幽霊船
23) ダガー救出
24) 髪を切るダガー
25) ダガー回想(幽霊船)
26) ネオクジャ崩壊
27) テラより脱出
28) ジタン、ダガー別れ
29) クジャの元へ
30) ルーファウス歓迎式典 Millennium Ve
31) ドーガとウネ
32) マダインサリの娘
33) クジャのテーマ Millennium Version
34) Main
35) Waltz
36) Kogaku Motet 1
37) Organum
38) Mediteiranean
39) Dokokade 3
40) Weuber
41) Kuja5
42) Melodies Of Life (Silent Mix)
0:42
0:38
1:14
0:58
1:20
0:44
1:20
0:50
0:49
0:52
0:46
0:53
0:58
0:36
0:43
0:47
1:08
0:40
0:34
0:39
1:10
0:25
1:11
0:51
0:26
1:02
0:50
0:39
1:16
2:19
2:10
3:36
2:33
4:51
1:55
2:42
2:18
2:32
1:07
3:12
4:29
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First Released
2000
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Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS is a soundtrack album consisting of pieces that did not appear on the original soundtrack. The album was composed by Nobuo Uematsu and orchestrated by Shirō Hamaguchi. Emiko Shiratori supplied the vocals for "The Song of Zidane and Dagger" and "Melodies of Life (Silent Mix)". The album contains music from the majority of the game's full motion videos and several extra tracks that did not appear in the game, which appear as tracks 34 through 41 on the album. It also contains a bonus track, an English version of "Melodies of Life" entitled "Melodies of Life (Silent Mix)", found at the last track on the album. The album spans 42 tracks and covers a duration of 66:30. It was first published by DigiCube on December 6, 2000, and subsequently re-published by Square Enix on October 20, 2004. The original release bears the catalog number SSCX-10047 and the reprint SQEX-10035.
Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS sold over 4,100 copies. It was very well received, with reviewers finding the tunes to have "great dynamics" and "incredibly well made", and that the "orchestrations work wonders with Uematsu's incidental music". It reached #58 on the Oricon charts.
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Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS is a soundtrack album consisting of pieces that did not appear on the original soundtrack. The album was composed by Nobuo Uematsu and orchestrated by Shirō Hamaguchi. Emiko Shiratori supplied the vocals for "The Song of Zidane and Dagger" and "Melodies of Life (Silent Mix)". The album contains music from the majority of the game's full motion videos and several extra tracks that did not appear in the game, which appear as tracks 34 through 41 on the album. It also contains a bonus track, an English version of "Melodies of Life" entitled "Melodies of Life (Silent Mix)", found at the last track on the album. The album spans 42 tracks and covers a duration of 66:30. It was first published by DigiCube on December 6, 2000, and subsequently re-published by Square Enix on October 20, 2004. The original release bears the catalog number SSCX-10047 and the reprint SQEX-10035.
Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS sold over 4,100 copies. It was very well received, with reviewers finding the tunes to have "great dynamics" and "incredibly well made", and that the "orchestrations work wonders with Uematsu's incidental music". It reached #58 on the Oricon charts.
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