Tracklist / Midis / MP3 Samples

Track Listings - Disc One (75:36) Track Title Track Time 01) "FFXI Opening Theme" [The Crystal Theme, Memory of the People, Memoro de la S^tono, Memory of the Wind] mp3 sample 6:46 02) Vana'diel March mp3 sample 3:18 03) The Kingdom of San d'Oria mp3 sample 4:34 04) Ronfaure mp3 sample 4:57 05) Battle Theme mp3 sample 2:17 06) Chateau d'Oraguille 4:33 07) Batallia Downs mp3 sample 4:30 08) The Republic of Bastok mp3 sample 2:53 09) Gustaberg 4:12 10) Metalworks 3:02 11) Rolanberry Fields mp3 sample 2:27 12) The Federation of Windhurst mp3 sample 3:12 13) Heaven's Tower 6:25 14) Sarutabaruta mp3 sample 2:47 15) Battle in the Dungeon 2:27 16) Sauromugue Champaign 5:23 17) Mhaura 2:51 18) Buccaneers 1:55 19) Battle Theme #2 mp3 sample 2:27 20) Voyager 2:14 21) Selbina mp3 sample 2:17

Track Listings - Disc Two (75:24) Track Title Track Time 01) Prelude 1:18 02) Regeneracy mp3 sample 1:10 03) Hume Male mp3 sample 1:53 04) Hume Female 1:06 05) Elvaan Male 1:52 06) Elvaan Female mp3 sample 1:27 07) Tarutaru Male mp3 sample 1:27 08) Tarutaru Female 0:50 09) Mithra 1:54 10) Galka mp3 sample 1:40 11) Airship mp3 sample 2:19 12) The Grand Duchy of Jeuno 2:23 13) Ru'Lude Gardens 2:31 14) Recollection mp3 sample 3:10 15) Anxiety mp3 sample 2:44 16) Battle in the Dungeon #2 1:33 17) Blackout 0:44 18) Mog House 3:29 19) Hopelessness mp3 sample 1:53 20) Fury 1:37 21) Tough Battle mp3 sample 3:00 22) Sorrow mp3 sample 2:38 23) Sometime, Somewhere 1:47 24) Xarcabard 4:29 25) Despair (Memoro de la S^tono) mp3 sample 2:26 26) Castle Zvahl 9:10 27) Shadow Lord 1:51 28) Awakening mp3 sample 5:20 29) Repression (Memoro de la S^tono) mp3 sample 3:07 30) Vana'diel March #2 mp3 sample 4:22

Memoro de la S^tono

Composer: Nobuo Uematsu

Esperanto (Original) Fluas nun sango senkulpa Sur Vana'diel, vasta ter' Tremas la tuta mond' Pro l' plago en desper' Preventas ĝin Nenia sort' Haltigas ĝin Nenia fort' Sed tra la nokto tempesta Brilas jen stelo de glor'! Kontraŭ brutala kri' Fontas jen kant-sonor'! Stelo brilanta, kanto sonanta: Revo kaj preĝo por ni! Mano kaj man' kunpremitaj Trans la eterno sen lim' Ne dismetiĝos plu Ne disligiĝos plu!

English (Translation) Now flows innocent blood On Vana'diel, a vast land The entire world trembles In despair from the scourge Prevented By no fate Stopped By no strength But through the stormy night Behold: a star of glory shines! Against a brutal outcry Behold: a hymn springs forth! A shining star, a ringing song: Dream and pray for us! Hand and hand together Across the limitless eternity We will no longer be put asunder We will no longer be bound!

Lyrics Credit and Translation
Square Enix Music Online | Anime Lyrics | The Opera House | Chudah's Corner | Squaremusic

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What is a pirated or "bootleg" CD?

Bootleg CDs are those that are reproduced and sold without authorization by the original publishers of the music. This has become a very serious issue throughout the entire recording industry, but it's an especially serious problem among the game and anime music community. Countries such as Taiwan and China have taken advantage of the lack of widespread distribution of game and anime soundtracks, and have thus flooded the market with cheap, unauthorized knockoffs. Aside from not being an "official" product, the original publishers receive nothing from these sales, which ultimately hurts the very artists who create the music. In fact, buyers are often fooled by these bootlegs, since they often don't know what legitimate albums look like.

How do I know if I am buying an authentic album or a bootleg?

Here at SquareSound, we've made it very easy for you. Every item we sell here is a legitimate import from the original Japanese manufacturer. We feel very strongly against these products, so you'll never see us selling them.

Why should I buy authentic, original copies when bootlegs are so much cheaper?

How would you feel if you spent a lot of time, talent, money and energy creating something, and then a company came along, copied it, sold it, made a load of money, and didn't give you anything at all in return?

Unless you live in Taiwan or another country that hasn't signed the Berne Convention (a bill created to stop music piracy), it is illegal to import this music. Your customs office has the right to confiscate these goods and would probably destroy them. You wouldn't be entitled to a refund of any kind. US Citizens should note it is also a federal offense to import, buy, sell, or trade these goods.

Often the production of unlicensed goods is used by organized crime rings to launder money made from selling drugs, pornography, prostitution, and to generally expand "business" opportunities.

If this still isn't enough to dissuade you, the quality of the pirated goods is inferior compared to official goods. Unlicensed goods go through little, if any quality control, and are always rushed into production. They haven't been tested prior to release, so you're much more likely to receive a non-working CD. Do you think the seller will take back your CD if it's open?

Finally, money made from game music merchandise licenses goes into making more game music, so buying unlicensed goods is hurting the game music industry. No one can say how much it is hurting the industry as the bootleggers are not exactly legitimate businesses and don't release their sales figures, but judging by the sheer volume of these unofficial products for sale, one can only assume the damage done is substantial.

Bottom line: We support the artists and their hard work, and hope you will too!