Yetee Records (The Yetee) teased this release via a video on YouTube back in January 2016. On April 12, 2016 they confirmed that it was a remixed and remastered version of Mega Ran & Lost Perception’s Black Materia album, which is a rap/hiphop album using Final Fantasy samples and background music.
Artwork is done by Drew Wise. The album is a 2LP on 140g vinyl was released on April 16, 2016.
This is the white vinyl version, which is limited to 175 copies.
The Video Game Orchestra launched a Kickstarter for a live album of video game music titled “Live At Symphony Hall” which included a vinyl tier at $250.
The Kickstarter was launched on August 29, 2012 and was succesfully funded on October 9, 2012. The vinyl version was estimated to ship in April 2013.
As of March 2016 the album has launched digitally and on CD, but no vinyl version were made. The band did show interest in a vinyl version in a Facebook post from May 2015.
Yetee Records (The Yetee) teased this release via a video on YouTube back in January 2016. On April 12, 2016 they confirmed that it was a remixed and remastered version of Mega Ran & Lost Perception’s Black Materia album, which is a rap/hiphop album using Final Fantasy samples and background music.
Artwork is done by Drew Wise. The album is a 2LP on 140g vinyl was released on April 16, 2016.
This is the black vinyl version.
Album by missingNo. featuring jazz covers of video game songs from Super Mario 64, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, Donkey Kong Country 2, Final Fantasy VII, Cave Story, Ni No Kuni, and Chrono Trigger.
It was self-released after a succesful Indiegogo-campaign in 2013. Limited to 200 copies.
A selection of tracks from Nobuo Uematsu’s soundtrack have been released by Square Enix on a 2LP picture disc.
This is the reissue from 2015. This version is not numbered.
As of writing this it has only been released in Japan and Europe.
A selection of tracks from Nobuo Uematsu’s soundtrack have been released by Square Enix on a 2LP picture disc.
This is the first press from 2013. Officially limited to 1200 numbered copies, but numbers above 1200 have been confirmed. It’s speculated that the real number is around 1500.
It was only released in Japan and Europe.
A selection of tracks from London Symphony Orchestra’s Final Symphony concerts have been released as a promotional LP. It was released by Merregnon Studios in 2015.
A 5LP box set with selected original tracks from Final Fantasy I-X. The tracks were all remastered specifically for vinyl by Nobuo Uematsu.
The LPs are titled Green, Orange, Red, Purple, and Black, but all the LPs in this set are on black vinyl.
