1. Battle Scene (Final Fantasy I)
2. Clash On The Big Bridge (Final Fantasy V)
3. Force Your Way (Final Fantasy Viii)
4. Battle, Scene Ii (Final Fantasy Ii)
5. Decisive Battle (Final Fantasy Vi)
6. Battle Theme (Final Fantasy Vi)
7. J-E-N-O-V-A (Final Fantasy Vii)
8. Those Who Fight Further (Final Fantasy Vii)
9. Dancing Mad (Final Fantasy Vi)
10. Fight With Seymour (Final Fantasy X)
Album Description
Japanese game soundtrack featuring Battle Music from Final Fantasies I-X. The tracks were all arranged hard-rock style by Nobuo Uematsu himself. 2003.
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The Black Mages: Final Fantasy
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2004-05-17)
- Publisher: Square Enix
- Label: Square Enix
- Format: Import, Soundtrack
- Studio: Square Enix
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 8 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #9911
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Ordered and Never got 2008-09-19
Comment: I ordered this fully knowing what it was. Thought hey good price and it will be here fairly soon. Great for the FF fan. But the seller I ordered it from NEVER sent it to me!! Even after a email asking where the heck it was at! DO NOT order from "Brown Bag Productions" they suck.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Overall, a great album 2008-08-13
Comment: If you're a fan of old school final fantasy then you will love this album. Better than the second black mages album in my opinion, but there are a few tracks I was disappointed with. I really enjoyed hearing the tracks from the older games in the series (1, 2, 6,) since those were the games that originally got me hooked on final fantasy. Dancing mad was awesome, as was the other battle themes from six. Those three tracks alone make this album worthy of my collection. The only two tracks I was somewhat disappointed with were tracks seven (JENOVA) and ten (Fight With Seymour). I think they should have dropped those two tracks and picked some tracks from final fantasy 4 instead. But overall, it's an awesome album and I recommend it to any final fantasy fan!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: two cents 2008-05-19
Comment: I bought this and their second album one day by chance and absolutely fell in love with it. Being a fan of the Final fantasy games helps a lot and I have some of the game sound tracks and hearing them do it was really good I couldn't believe that no one told me about them sooner! if you like the Final fantasy games and the music to them i highly recommend you get this!
And that's my two cents!
1 of 103 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Anyone who thinks this is good is on somthing. 2006-11-19
Comment: Oh ya, this is the best guitar playing Ive ever heard on this masterpeace, Better the Van Halen. Give me a break. You are smokin it. The guitar playing on this is among the worst Ive ever heard. If You wanna hear real Guitar Get Van Halen 1, It blows this junk away. This cd hasnt even gone gold. Get in to real music, dont wast your time on this. I enjoy Some of the final Fantacy Games, But a sound track? Get into reality, this is far below average. The Black Mages, What Kind of name is that anyway, man.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Final Fantasy battle themes like you have never heard before! 2006-06-26
Comment: I have always loved playing Final Fantasy games and the music has consistently been of a very high standard. Nobuo Uematsu just so happens to like Rock music and has his own Rock Band called The Black Mages.
The tracks on this CD are excellent. Some of the themes I had not heard before as they were from older Final Fantasy games that I have not yet played, but I did recognize a lot of them. The guitars sound great and often trade solos back and forth between the keyboards.
"Clash on the Big Bridge" and "Those Who Fight Further" are my favorites. The riff on "...Big Bridge" is very powerful and the bridge section is very uplifting. "Those Who Fight..." is one of my favorite tracks from FFVII and has a fantastic main riff. I also love the organ/keyboard playing on both of these tracks and how they work well with the heavy distorted guitars.
With rock and metal being my favorite music genre, due to the fact that I play guitar, I could really appreciate the fantastic musicianship. This CD is a must for anyone who loves hard rock music and has listened to any of Nobuo's work. Even if you have not heard of all the tracks in their original form, you will still love this CD. The tracks that you have heard however, will really stand out and it will make you wish that The Black Mages will be used on future Final Fantasy Soundtracks!!!
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