Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals - SNES OST

This is the soundtrack for Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Tracklist:
0:00 - Time of Judgement
2:31 - Rumbling
9:26 - Start of the Journey
12:03 - Town
15:02 - Light Slumber
15:11 - The Earth
17:38 - Cave
19:09 - Battle #1
20:46 - Triumph
21:10 - Item
21:15 - Scenario Item
21:21 - Skill Item
21:26 - Comrade
21:33 - Peace of Mind
25:07 - Village
27:34 - Battle #2
30:01 - The Prophet
31:47 - Castle
33:39 - The Greatest Thieves in the World
34:38 - Labyrinth
37:02 - Capsule Monster
38:44 - Growth!
39:00 - Tower
41:05 - Door of Journey
41:49 - Shrine
43:17 - Despair
44:19 - Shudder
45:35 - The Strongest Man
48:26 - Parting
50:35 - Wedding Bells
50:57 - After the Ceremony
53:21 - Spring
54:12 - Summer
55:48 - Autumn
57:48 - Winter
58:43 - Port Town
1:00:47 - Towering Mountain
1:04:14 - Azure Ocean
1:06:14 - Flute of Sleepwalk
1:07:12 - Lexis Shaia Lab
1:09:28 - Casino
1:14:27 - Slot
1:14:38 - Big Game
1:14:56 - Hit!
1:15:28 - The Abysmal Depths of the Ocean
1:17:23 - The Quieting World
1:19:27 - To Those of the Azure Skies
1:20:36 - The Lost World
1:25:53 - Watchtowers of the Seal
1:27:28 - The Island in the Void
1:30:32 - Final Battle
1:33:03 - Four Gods
1:34:57 - Battle #3
1:38:24 - The Savior of Those on Earth
1:40:49 - To the Future
1:46:44 - Priphea Flowers
1:50:29 - Theme of Daos
1:54:48 - Mutation
1:55:01 - Casino Win
1:55:14 - Casino Lose
1:55:27 - Shock
1:55:32 - Puzzle Solved!
1:55:36 - Magical Energy
Platform: Super Nintendo
Genre: Role-Playing / Japanese-Style
Developer: Neverland
Publisher: Natsume
Composer: Yasunori Shiono
Release: August 1996
Also Known As: Estpolis Denki II (JP)
Because without video games, things do not seem to go as well... [+..••]

[@nicolasrobertovitordemorae9396]

Nice!

[@Justforvisit]

"To The Future" will always be a massive tearjerker for those that know the story. Was the first time a video game managed to make me cry as a child at the ending.

[@Justforvisit]

There are RPG's that reside on the heights of the Olympus, games like The Witcher III, Baldur's Gate III, Mass Effect 2 and some more. But then there are those that reach even greater heights, only very, very few manage to do it. These reside on Olympus Mons. For me that's Final Fantasy VIII and IX, Grandia, Xenoblade Chronicles 1 & 3 and Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals.

[@badtrip858]

Ah yes, the time that SNES managed to achieve a very similar sound to an AMIGA chip

[@Justforvisit]

These two were and pretty much still are the unrivalled Champions of Video Game Music. It's a lot easier to create something wonderful when you can use all the modern tech and have nearly no limitations in music processing anymore. But to create that kind of magic with what developer had at their hands at that time period...that is just pure magic that happened there.