Final Fantasy I・II・III Original Soundtrack Revival Disc

Final Fantasy I·II·III Original Soundtrack Revival Disc is a compilation album of the complete soundtracks of the original NES versions of Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II, and Final Fantasy III. MP3 files are also included on the disc. 
==Track list==
===Final Fantasy===
# — 0:54
#: Plays at the title screen.
# — 1:26
#: The opening theme.
# — 0:48
#: The eponymous theme of the castle.
# — 1:03
#: The world map theme.
# — 1:01
#: Played when the party visits the Chaos Shrine.
# — 1:14
#: The eponymous theme of the cave.
# — 0:53
#: The game's town theme. Played whenever the party visits a village or town.
# — 1:01
#: Played when the party visits a shop.
# — 0:49
#: Played when navigating the seas.
# — 1:28
#: Plays at the Chaos Shrine.
# — 0:57
#: Plays at some dungeons.
# — 0:41
#: The menu theme.
# — 0:51
#: Played while navigating the airship.
# — 1:14
#: Played when visiting Mount Gulg.
# — 1:14
#: Background theme of the eponymous location.
# — 1:37
#: Plays at battles.
# — 0:40
#: Plays when the party wins a battle.
# — 1:50
#: The game's ending theme.
# — 0:53
#: Played during a Game Over.
# — 0:08
#: Played when accessing the save screen.
===Final Fantasy II===
# — 0:47
#: Plays at the title screen.
# — 1:29
#: Plays during random encounters.
# — 0:25
#: Plays during the scene when the player first meets Minwu.
# — 0:12
#: Plays when Firion unites with Maria and Guy.
# — 1:15
#: Plays in the base of the Wild Rose Rebellion at Altair.
# — 1:47
#: The game's town theme.
# — 1:27
#: The world map theme.
# — 1:06
#: Played during the party's incursion on Pandaemonium. Remixed and included in the Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack.
# — 1:30
#: Plays in several Empire-related locations such as the Dreadnought, Bafsk Sewers, and Castle Palamecia.
# — 0:25
#: The chocobo theme.
# — 1:26
#: Plays in the Mysidian Tower.
# — 0:21
#: Plays when the party escapes the Dreadnought.
# — 0:51
#: Background theme for Fynn Castle, Kashuan, and Deist Castle.
# — 1:47
#: Plays in dungeons.
# — 0:28
#: Plays when the Emperor returns as the Dark Emperor.
# — 2:11
#: Plays in the final battle against the Dark Emperor.
# — 0:40
#: The victory fanfare.
# — 3:11
#: The game's ending theme.
# — 0:42
#: Plays during the ceremony at Fynn Castle after the defeat of the Emperor at the Cyclone. Drawn from Johann Strauss II's Kaiser-Walzer.
# — 0:29
#: Played when the fake Princess Hilda attempts to seduce Firion. Drawn from Peter Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake ballet composition.
# — 0:50
#: Plays when the party loses a battle. Also plays when a character dies such as Josef and Minwu.
# — 0:08
#: Plays when party wins a battle.
# — 0:08
#: Plays whenever a new member joins the party.
# — 0:41
#: Unused track.
# — 0:58
#: Unused track.
# — 1:58
#: Unused track.
# — 1:00
#: Unused track. Reused in Final Fantasy VI as "The Magic House".
===Final Fantasy III===
# — 0:51
#: Plays at the title screen.
# — 1:43
#: Plays as the background themes for dungeons where Crystals reside.
# — 1:56
#: Plays during random encounters.
# — 0:31
#: Plays during the Wind Crystal Room sequence.
# — 1:28
#: Plays when the Wind Crystal speaks to the party.
# — 1:46
#: The town theme of Final Fantasy III. Played in all Floating Continent towns other than Tozus and Gysahl.
# — 2:09
#: Plays at the world map.
# — 1:17
#: Played in Kazus and Castle Sasune while they are under the Djinn's curse.
# — 1:10
#: The dungeon theme.
# — 1:05
#: Played at Kazus and Castle Sasune after defeating the Djinn, and played at Saronia after defeating Gigametz. Featured in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy as a result screen theme.
# — 0:44
#: Played at Dragon's Peak and whenever the party walks around the Invincible.
# — 1:02
#: Played whenever the player visits Tozus.
# — 1:00
#: The eponymous theme of the location.
# — 1:04
#: Played when navigating through the seas of the Floating Continent aboard the Enterprise.
# — 0:46
#: The eponymous theme of the location.
# — 1:47
#: Played when visiting the Village of the Ancients.
# — 0:41
#: The chocobo theme.
# — 0:31
#: Played whenever sighting a Fat Chocobo, regardless of the theme played before.
# — 1:07
#: Eponymous theme of the dungeon.
# — 0:47
#: Gysahl's theme.
# — 1:24
#: Played when crawling through Hein's Castle.
# — 1:42
#: The boss battle theme.
# — 0:40
#: The Game Over theme.
# — 0:46
#: Played when flying the airships Enterprise and Nautilus.
# — 1:21
#: Played when first navigating through the oceans of the World Map before fighting Kraken. It was included as a vocal arrangement in the music album Final Fantasy: Pray, performed by Risa Ohki.
# — 1:23
#: Aria Benett's theme.
# — 1:09
#: Theme played in Amur.
# — 0:14
#: Plays if the party plays on the left side of the piano in Ur.
# — 0:09
#: Plays if the party plays on the right side of the piano in Ur.
# — 0:41
#: Plays if the party plays the piano in Amur.
# — 0:37
#: The Fellows's theme.
# — 1:03
#: Falgabard's theme.
# — 1:42
#: Eponymous theme of the location.
# — 1:55
#: Played while navigating the submerged Nautilus.
# — 1:28
#: Plays in the Sunken Cave.
# — 0:58
#: Plays at Unei's Shrine, Doga's Manor, and Doga's Grotto.
# — 0:23
#: Plays when the item is used.
# — 0:33
#: Plays on a cutscene involving Unei at Unei's Shrine.
# — 1:27
#: Plays when flying the Invincible.
# — 0:51
#: Eureka's theme.
# — 1:17
#: Eponymous theme of the dungeon.
# — 1:45
#: The theme of the World of Darkness.
# — 2:24
#: Played on both occasions when the party meets the Cloud of Darkness.
# — 6:47
#: The ending theme.
==Related==
*Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack
*Final Fantasy II Original Soundtrack
*Final Fantasy III Original Sound Version
==External links==
*Official Site
*VGMdb
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