Square Enix To Release Analog Record With Final Fantasy Music

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Square Enix are releasing an analog record on their e-Store, containing music from various Final Fantasy games and one from Chrono Trigger.

 

The record is more of a collector’s item as it’s limited to 1,000 pieces, only includes six tracks, and is priced at 2,500 yen (about $32).

 

The track listing is as follows:

Eternal Wind (Final Fantasy III)

Final Fantasy Dungem de Chocobo

Megalo Mania (Live a Live)

Aria (Final Fantasy VI) [SAMPLE]

Frog’s Theme Battle Fanfare (Chrono Trigger)

Final Fantasy Adventure Rising Sun ~ Endless Battlefield ~ Requiem [SAMPLE]

 

The record, titled SQ TRAX, will be released on September 7th.


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