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Times Are Changing
04:44
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Onward To Adventure
03:30
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Echoes Of The Past
05:14
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Friends In The Brink
04:27
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Joints Of Metal
05:37
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Changing History
05:27
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The Red Star Falls
05:40
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Facing The Future
05:16
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Yearning Hope
03:33
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Little Green Hero
04:10
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Against The Wind
04:16
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Enlightenment
06:36
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Dreams Of The Virtuous
05:32
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The Deep Beckons
07:00
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The World Rises
08:45
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Time Warrior
04:44
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Sam Dillard Fort Worth, Texas
Geeky fellow from Texas with interests in making music, 3D animation, game design, and martial arts.
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by Materia Community
supported by 20 fans who also own “Chrono Cinematica: A Symphonic Tribute”
Love almost any work that has to do with Chrono Tigger. It is by far my most favorite game, and may as well always will be. Good job with this one, Collective. You all do magic!
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Ballads of Hyrule
by Rozen
supported by 16 fans who also own “Chrono Cinematica: A Symphonic Tribute”
This album is a masterpiece if you're a Zelda fan. The instrumentation is rich. I'm really feeling the presence of the kingdom of Hyrule while listening to it.
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Children of Termina
by Rozen
supported by 16 fans who also own “Chrono Cinematica: A Symphonic Tribute”
So hard to pick a truly favorite piece from this album. Everything is wonderful and captures the memory and essence of this game world.
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Social Caterpillar OST
by Lannie "Merlandese" Neely III
featured on Bandcamp Weekly Nov 5, 2013
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Mini Metro: RMX KIT
by Disasterpeace
Disasterpeace's latest game soundtrack is packed to the gills with samples, mimicking the background noise of the subways in the game.
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Sogni
by Primo!
Melbourne quartet Primo! make fuzzy, jangly indie pop, the breezy nature of which belies the everyday tensions they write about.
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Hero of Time (Music from "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time")
by Eric Buchholz
supported by 16 fans who also own “Chrono Cinematica: A Symphonic Tribute”
OoT orchestral renditions are hot stuff at the moment, but it's so refreshing to hear an arrangement that skews closer to actual contemporary classical than it's source material. I want more orchestral albums a la this.
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