Final Fantasy VII vinyl soundtrack has cool picture discs, pre-orders now live

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Square Enix Music has released images of its upcoming double vinyl release, featuring the scores of Final Fantasy VII and its upcoming remake… err… Final Fantasy VII Remake. Launching January 31, the double vinyl set is available to pre-order right now.

The premium sound package features two double-sided LPs, one of which contains a selection of tracks taken from Final Fantasy VII Remake, while the other features the indelible sounds of the 1997 PlayStation original. Both records are picture discs, and are emblazoned with images of Cloud Strife and Sephiroth in the classic and redesigned forms.

The records come housed in a sleek, triple-folded sleeve, with minimalist cover art depicting the game’s logo and the mighty meteor. You can check out images of the double LP set in the gallery below. The track listing is as follows:

Disc 1 – Final Fantasy VII Remake:

  • Side A:
  • The Prelude
  • Tifa’s Theme
  • Let the Battles Begin!
  • Flowers Blooming in the Church
  • Side B:
  • Turk’s Theme
  • Hurry!
  • Scorpion Sentinel
  • Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII

Disc 2 – Final Fantasy VII:

  • Side C:
  • The Prelude
  • Opening – Bombing Mission
  • Tifa’s Theme
  • Shinra Inc.
  • Let the Battles Begin!
  • Turk’s Theme
  • Side D:
  • Flowers Blooming in the Church
  • Who… Are You?
  • Fight On!
  • Fanfare
  • The Chase
  • Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII


The Final Fantasy VII double LP vinyl set is available to pre-order now at various online record retailers ahead of its January 31 release. Pricing varies but averages around $80. Pre-orders may close temporarily if production demand is too high, so get in quickly.

Final Fantasy VII Remake launches on PS4 March 3.


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