I agree with pretty much everything you said in your review; the choice of tracks used from Lufia 1 could have been a bit better. It might be worth noting that Curse doesn't use "Peace of Mind"

Thanks for another nice review to read. I think 7.4 is a fair score for this soundtrack, with the two Main Themes (which are the only tracks I'd say come to the quality of Chrono Cross's best, like Time's

Good review as always! I didn't notice that some tracks from the first were reprised in the sequel. (That might be because, like you, I thought some of the tracks were not very memorable.) Legend of Eldean

I'm not too familiar with the different versions of Death Note (I did watch the anime many years ago, until around Near appeared, although I don't remember too many details), but this seems to be a fair

Sorry. I think I conveyed myself poorly (and it doesn't help that I mentioned the wrong reference number). I'll try to explain what I mean with images. I think we're both talking about this game here,

Regarding [9], the Japanese title is the same as Lufia: The Legend Returns instead of Ruins of Lore (you'll find videos of the former if you copy and paste the title on YouTube). I think it's just an accident

I'm not actually that familiar with most of these , but I'll have to check them out. (I'm listening to "The Quest For Rudra's Mines" at the moment, which gives me high hopes for the rest of the

Another good review! It took me a while to notice when I first played this game, but the piano in "Those Left Behind" shares a leitmotif with "On the Azure Horizon" (although you've

Great review! Izanagi's Theme was one of my favourites out of the character-centric tracks, but the ones you chose are all good, too. Energy Breaker is one of my favourite soundtracks from a Neverland

I haven't spent much time listening to either of these soundtracks, but I agree that they're underwhelming. I like the calm pieces you pointed out more than Dangerous Places personally, but that might

I haven't actually played this game or listened to the score extensively, but the soundtrack does seem kind of "average" from what I've heard. It might be the fact that there were so many composers

The opening of the Menu theme from Super Smash Bros. Melee sounds more than a bit similar to Terranigma's Main Theme. Just a fun observation. The main character (Ark) has a non-playable companion called

I think Illusion of Gaia has the weakest soundtrack from the Quintet games, too, since few tracks stick out. Lively City is nice, and Longing for the Past isn't that bad. Beautiful World is an enjoyable

There isn't much to say about this orchestral arrangement, I think, since the original soundtrack fits well without needing many changes. I do like how the start of "Birth of the People" is used

Your review refelcts my own opinion for the most part, but I thought Leo's Laboratory was more annoying than Leo's Painting. A Night Without Lovers is my favourite track from the game, too, and the vocal

"Quintet Quintet" is a great title, haha. I agree with your review of the soundtrack, as well. Actraiser's "Birth of the People" and Soul Blazer's "Lively Town" always sounded