Distant Worlds II: more music from Final Fantasy

Distant Worlds II: more music from Final Fantasy is a live recording of an orchestral concert, performed by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Arnie Roth at the Stockholm Concert Hall in Stockholm, Sweden, in late January 2010. The album is a sequel to Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy, recorded following the success of the concert tour.
The album features some tracks that were included due to popular opinion, such as "Dancing Mad" and "J-E-N-O-V-A". It features the return of Susan Calloway as soloist, who performs the songs "Melodies of Life" and "Suteki Da Ne (Isn't It Wonderful?)".
==Track list==
# (Final Fantasy Series) — 3:22
# (Final Fantasy VIII) — 3:33
# (Final Fantasy XI) — 4:4
# - Melodies of Life (Final Fantasy IX) — 6:55
# (Final Fantasy X) — 4:31
# (Final Fantasy VI) — 10:42
# (Final Fantasy Series) — 0:08
# (Final Fantasy X) — 6:24
# (Final Fantasy VI) — 4:18
# (Final Fantasy VII) — 6:41
# (Final Fantasy IX) — 1:30
# (Final Fantasy V) — 5:10
# (Final Fantasy VII) — 4:17(J-E-N-O-V-A [FINAL FANTASY VII])
==Vinyl release==
In 2018, a version of the album was released in form.
===Track list===
;Disc 1
;Side A (18:42)
#Prelude (FINAL FANTASY SERIES) — 3:22
#The Man with the Machine Gun (FINAL FANTASY VIII) — 3:44
#Ronfaure (FINAL FANTASY XI) — 4:40
#A Place to Call Home - Melodies of Life (FINAL FANTASY IX) — 6:56
;Side B (15:22)
;Disc 2
;Side C (17:25)
#Suteki da ne (FINAL FANTASY X) — 6:25
#Terra's Theme (FINAL FANTASY VI) — 4:19
#Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII (FINAL FANTASY VII) — 6:41
;Side D (11:00)
==External links==
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*Interview with Arnie Roth of Distant Worlds (December 2009) at Square Enix Music Online.
*iTunes
*VGMdb
*VGMdb (Japanese printing)
*VGMdb (vinyl)
Category:Albums