Measuring up to other sound compositions in the rest of the series, part 9, while still not nearly approcahing the incredible mastery of mature thematics we've witnessed in Final Fantasy VI, Uematsu-San has created a soundtrack that I place slightly ahead of my previous second-favorite Final Fantasy VII and light years ahead of the previous round in the series, Final Fantasy VIII. It doesn't take much intelligence, but that's okay. Bottom line: this is just a great bunch of music to listen to. FFIX is, if nothing else, a simple and fun-to-play game, and the music that accompanies it is not necessarily geared towards enhancing emotions or even trying to overpower the listener, it simply functions as a fun and enjoyable backdrop to the amusing antics and exploits happening on screen. It may be hard to believe but Final Fantasy IX man have just proven to be the true need for the series: to get back to its roots. Not just fundamentaly, but musically as well. With the recent ups and downs in the series as of late, fans such as myself have been wondering if the Final Fantasy series would be able to get back on the right track. Kunihiko Kurosawa (Disc 1, track 1 Disc 3, track 22 Disc 4, tracks 3 and 4) It is my hope that you will gain a better understanding of video game music by reading exactly what it has to offer as it is different from American film music. You will find the track list plus an extensive track-by-track analysis below the standard review. Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack is a video game soundtrack.
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