>20 years of composing
>every song is instantly memorable
how did he do it?
20 years of composing
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Robert Cook
Dragon Quest is so fucking boring all your attention goes to the music.
Nathan Reyes
>every song
Let's not get ahead of ourselves. His stuff post-Last Story isn't really worth listening to - that last game's OST, Fantasian (the mobile one with the diorama backgrounds), was even full of direct inferior redos of his older FF tracks.
Jaxson Lopez
He was directing the team of arrangers that did the OST for the FF PR, not surprisingly the end result was amazing and dare i say it mostly superior to the originals which is rare to see in remakes/remasters.
Jacob Williams
Wrong guy. Dragon Quest music is boring.
Julian Taylor
He fell off after FFVI. Don't know if it was unfamiliarity with the PS1 soundchip but he didn't start getting decent again until FFIX then he pretty much retired after that.
Matthew Smith
Literally who?
James Myers
His peak was FF8 you uncultured fuck, in fact i'd say that was the peak of videogame music period.
Gavin Wood
>His stuff post-Last Story isn't really worth listening to
Actual bullshit. Uematsu did a bunch of great compositions after The Last Story. Early Granblue Fantasy, for instance:
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And he's even done a few for Neptunia of all things:
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And that doesn't even go into the fact that he was doing the main themes for FFXIV for a little while, or hell, as shitty as FFXV was, Choosing Hope was an amazing song. Uematsu's still got it, user.
Josiah Martin
ff8 has a dogshit ost you dumbfuck dweeb. 1 ok song with a chinese woman singing doesn't change that.
Angel Flores
6 wasn't even that great an album
Jonathan Howard
Ripping off 70's prog bands.
Jaxon Robinson
If only videogame composers still "ripped off" those bands instead of ripping off hollywood composers maybe videogames wouldn't be dead and buried.
Cooper Lee
FF8's OST is completely forgettable and obviously phoned in.
Ryder Collins
>ripping off the greatest music to ever grace our ears
seems good to me. more composers should do it.
Nathaniel Long
>his favorite composer doesn't have ten quintillion album-quality remixes
Colton Foster
You clearly are deaf or a zoomer, what was phoned in was every Final Fantasy OST past 9 and even 9 was inferior to both 7 and 8 on the same platform.
Angel Miller
9 had the best soundtrack in the series lol
Isaac Johnson
Only memorable tracks from 8 are Triple Triad, Man with the Machine Gun, Fisherman's Horizon, and Maybe I'm a Lion. Rest is so forgettable I can't even recall them despite replaying 8 about 4-5 times back then.
Colton Diaz
>best music in a Dragon Ball Z video game came from a plagiarist
Composers should do it more often
Robert Allen
Considering 7 and 8 and the pixel remasters of 4 and 5 (haven't heard 6 yet) exist, no you are wrong
Most of the soundtrack is memorable while the only track that i can easily recall from 9 is the world map song. Anyway it doesn't really matter, most of the OSTs Uematsu composed for that series absolutely humiliate pretty much every modern videogame soundtrack, its not even fair to compare them.
Elijah Hernandez
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His best work.
Thomas Reyes
Well yeah, his mediocre work is still leagues better than most other people's best I'll give you that.
Asher Brooks
What is your favorite composer?
Elijah Myers
You are wrong and furthermore you suck dick
Jaxson Roberts
>宿命の邂逅 [Encounter of Destiny]
Not Uematsu, I intentionally checked who wrote the track back when the game came out because I really liked it. The same guy also arranged the only track Uematsu did write for the game, which was the main theme.
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