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These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Advertisement Advertisement. I put up samples of my three favorite songs 3 4 and Track 3, a slower piece, features good piano work with which Matsuda consistently performs beautifully.
It retains the qualities of 'Eternity' the opening track to X-2, one of the few that got compliments from most fans , but has its own melodic twists and a new feel with the strings, synth, percussion, and piano. Track 4 definitely reminds me of the opening to Cowboy Bebop. There's the latin auxiliary percussion, the erratic melody from the horns, and the light touch of the piano. This is a common style of song-writing The addition of woodwinds which was a X-2 trademark is what really does it in for me I love hearing them come in at JUST the right spot.
This song is probably my favorite on the OST. The next track is We have the wah-wah guitars, the fast chord changes, and more erratic horn melodies jumping in here and there. This song in particular has the Racing Lagoon feel that I cherish oh so much. My favorite parts of this song are the breaks where the piano gets a chance to shine for just a few measures. Of the three 'Last Mission' tracks, track 6 is the most bland. It runs at a moderate tempo, it has a lot of synth that runs through without making sense That, indeed, might be bad news.
However, in listening to the track outside of the game, I'd still say it's a quality composition. This equates to me enjoying the track by default, since I love piano pieces. I don't think this song compares to the genius found in my three favorite tracks, but it's still higher quality than most of what was on the original X-2 OST.
Nothing remarkable, but it's an enjoyable listen. I really, really, always prefer the orchestra versions of an FF ballad to the pop version.
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