Wayô Records have released a selection of tracks from the Grandia soundtrack alongside the Grandia arrangement album Vent on vinyl.
The release is a 3LP box set. The box set comes with new art by Toshiaki Hontani and comes with printed inner sleeves and a 20-page booklet.
Preorders opened on May 24, 2020 and it was scheduled to release in Summer, 2020, but was delayed and shipped out in late October, 2020.
This is the standard edition on mint green colored vinyl.
Wayô Records have released an arrangement album in tribute to composer Noriyuki Iwadare on vinyl. It features new takes on his music from the games Amagami, Grandia, Grandia II, Grandia Xtreme, Langrisser, Lunar: The Silver Star, and Lunr 2: The Eternal Blue, as well as a track from the concept album Ingmar.
It is a 180g 2LP housed in a single-pocket jacket and come with a 12-page booklet featuring liner notes.
Preorders opened on May 24, 2020 and it was scheduled to release in Summer, 2020, but it was delayed and shipped in January, 2021.
Wayô Records have released a selection of tracks from the Grandia soundtrack alongside the Grandia arrangement album Vent on vinyl.
The release is a 3LP box set. The box set comes with new art by Toshiaki Hontani and comes with printed inner sleeves and a 20-page booklet.
Preorders opened on May 24, 2020 and it was scheduled to release in Summer, 2020, but was delayed and shipped out in late October, 2020.
This is the limited edition “Saturn” marbled green vinyl. It is limited to 500 copies and includes piano sheet music for the main theme and an original shikishi art print by Toshiaki Hontani.
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.
