chaos: Well, they all had something that stayed with me, or at least one soundtrack that I couldn't help but love. First of all, I never see too much praise of FFX's soundtrack. Sure, "To Zanarkand" was a bit repetitive, but still very good. I also liked some of the battle themes, especially the Seymour Battle. Auron's theme was something else I liked too. Although, it was nothing close to some of the other albums.

Rubedo: To me, FFIX's soundtrack seemed to be the one that was given the most effort. Whether it was when I first entered Lindblum castle, or just got over to Desert Palace. All the tracks seemed to be different from one another, with the exception of Garnet's theme. Dark Messenger was absolutely brilliant. First the organ's getting the mood started, and eventually mixing everything in. But of course, one of my most favorite pieces from that album was "You're Not Alone". It went into an emotional scene with Zidane finding out the truth about him being a god of death, not a real human, and brother of the villan that he despised. First, starting calmly as everyone tries to lend a hand, and right when he repels them, the guitars come into play. It was one of the best tunes I had ever heard-catchy too.

chaos: I agree that FFVIII's soundtrack was pretty good too. There were more battle themes as well, like "Legendary Beast" and "Force your Way". They were all very well done too. Eyes on Me was one of the best vocals I had ever heard. Of course, Liberi Fatali and Premonition were my absolute favorites, bringing out the true evil in the sorceresses.

Albedo: *Laughs maniacally* FFVII's soundtrack was good, but, the main theme was used a little too much. One Winged Angel was probably our most favorite battle theme ever, and the one that played when Bizzaro Sephiroth came into view wasn't half bad either. The character themes were the ones I liked the most though, bringing a dark tone into the most innocent of people. Another one that was great.

Trowa: We enjoyed FFVI's soundtrack as much as FFIX's. For one, Celes' theme, along with Edgar and Sabin's, and Shadow's theme were all great. They brought into play the actually personalities of all the characters. Dancing Mad, in our opinion was definetly one of the most well done final boss theme's ever. It was like a rival to One Winged Angel.

chaos: Although, we do not remember too much of FFIV's soundtrack, with the exception of the boss battle theme, which we also loved. We were recently playing SMRPG, and when we battled Culex, we loved it.

Trowa: Bottom line, FFIX's was the best.