Breath of Fire III Original Sound Track FSCA-10015
Akari Kaida, Yoshino Aoki



Info (http://vgmdb.net/album/714)

Download (http://adf.ly/SOSKd)

Akari Kaida, i'll give this a try, thanks for the share.

Man, i would've thought you'd already have this xD

New mirror link added, now that fileserve's remote uploads are back working.

tnx Jessie :D:objection:

Man, i would've thought you'd already have this xD
Heh, to tell the truth, i never played a Breath of Fire game.. wasn't aware the lady had a hand in the composition xD Unfortunately for me, i'm not the type to purchase soundtracks to a game/anime/movie blindly, it's much easier for me to spend money when i know what i'm getting xDD

This soundtrack isn't bad, might consider to get it when the paycheck shows up. Thanks again for the share, Jessie.

Heh, to tell the truth, i never played a Breath of Fire game.. wasn't aware the lady had a hand in the composition xD Unfortunately for me, i'm not the type to purchase soundtracks to a game/anime/movie blindly, it's much easier for me to spend money when i know what i'm getting xDD

This soundtrack isn't bad, might consider to get it when the paycheck shows up. Thanks again for the share, Jessie.

Why buy it? download it burn to CD in audio format and presto you can listen to it in car etc XD

Why buy it? download it burn to CD in audio format and presto you can listen to it in car etc XD
You have a good point, that could be a solution, but i don't burn MP3 to CD (unless they are the only "source" available).. And i want to own what i like XDD

It will need to wait a bit, anyway, spent 34€ on the ORPHEN Original Soundtrack... Until the time comes i'll stick to iPod and the rip kindly provided by the man XD

Too much money is needed on this hobby because of import fees, little ol' me is sad >.<

Too much money is needed on this hobby because of import fees, little ol' me is sad >.<why i buy digital when it's available (when it ain't... well...)

a plus is that many more labels are seeing the light or drinking the digital distribution Kool-Aid these days.

why i buy digital when it's available [...]
I do, too, but again when it's the only option available. Since i'm mostly spending money i've earned on this hobby, i'd like to have the best quality whenever possible and too few digital stores currently offer lossless. Besides, the collector in me likes to stroke his collector-penis a bit too much, maybe: i like to wander through the house... put on EVE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAs7dk_E5jg), and get lost in the memories those scattered albums bring back to me. Lossless rips collectors can "Wark! Warrrk!" all they want about drives' offsets, cues, logs, gaps, tags... Nothing will ever beat owning the original product, the actual booklet, obi...

This is just my point of view, of course.

fair point. i don't listen to lossless so when i buy digital albums i'm good with what they come in 90-95% of the time.

some of the import stuff just gets way too expensive though. like paying up over $100USD for a box set, if i'm spending that much that often then i might as well fashion a house out of a refrigerator box and pay for a storage unit to store all my expensive collection in.

Hello. I was just wondering if you could re-up this? I already have it in 160kbps. I'm trying to re-download all my soundtracks in higher bitrate since I got most of them so long ago. I'm not sure if a higher bitrate will make much of a difference, but when I see people uploading flac files for snes music... I don't know what to think. I don't know too much about original game bit rates. I have the ost's for some NES games that are in under 100kbps and they sound fine... What do you think?
If it's too much trouble then don't bother, but it would be nice. BTW you've upped a lot of nice ost's though. Thanks! Currently listening to "The Last Story" as I type this. I'm very impressed. It's a very good ost!!

Great Game!

Between V2 and V0 mp3 is the best to encode older console music at, they don't need to be encoded at very high bit rates to get the best sound quality needed for them. For the likes of nes, game boy and so on, you'll never see any bit rate above 200kbps, so why bother force it to be 320 or above?

Fixed the link.

thank you very much! and thank you for explaining about that stuff.

Fixed.

Thanks a lot!

You sir/madam are awesome :) been trying to find a single package for this soundtrack for a while now.

thx!