Part I uploaded by Tappy (192mb)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/iev4zw

PArt II (166mb)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nge9r3

Itadaki Street Special - Final Fantasy & Dragon Quest
Catalogue Number n/a
Ripper: ???
Composition Koichi Sugiyama, Nobuo Uematsu, Naoshi Mizuta, Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masashi Hamauzu
Arrangement Koichi Sugiyama (Dragon Quest) & Hayato Matsuo (Final Fantasy)

Tracklist - 50, 51, 61, 62, 63, 64 are still unidentified

1. Vana'diel March (Final Fantasy XI) (5:30)
2. Prelude (Final Fantasy) - Into the Legend (Dragon Quest III) (5:39)
3. Lonely Boy (Dragon Quest 2) (3:49)
4. Aerith Theme (Final Fantasy VII)(5:59)
5. Finale (Dragon Quest I) (4:23)
6. Minuet (Dragon Quest I) (7:21)
7. Majesty of The Castle (Dragon Quest VIII) (6:20)
8. Faraway Journey (Dragon Quest II) (7:00)
9. Wagon Wheel's March (Dragon Quest IV) (8:07)
10. Adventure (Dragon Quest III) (7:46)
11. Casino (Dragon Quest V) (1:36)
12. Castle Trumpeter (Dragon Quest V) (5:41)
13. Endless World (Dragon Quest II) (2:26)
14. Unknown World (Dragon Quest I) (6:40)
15. Rondo (Dragon Quest III) (4:49)
16. Prima Vista Band (Final Fantasy IX) (2:13)
17. Gold Saucer (Final Fantasy VII) (2:35)
18. Sight of Spira (Final Fantasy X) (4:07)
19. Bombing Mission (Final Fantasy VII)(5:09)
20. Masashi Hamauzu - Thunder Plains (Final Fantasy X) (3:09)
21. Man With Machine Gun (Final Fantasy VIII) (4:05)
22. Nalbina Fortress Underground Prison (Final Fantasy XII) (4:57)
23. The Royal City of Rabanastre / Town Ward Upper Stratum (Final Fantasy XII) (6:45)
24. Raising the War Cry (Dragon Quest VIII) (2:30)
25. Fighting Spirit (Dragon Quest III) (3:44)
26. Battle for The Glory (Dragon Quest IV) (6:03)
27. Hero's Challenge (Dragon Quest III) (5:06)
28. Violent Enemies (Dragon Quest V) (8:38)
29. Almighty Devil is Challenged (Dragon Quest V) (3:33)
30. Deathfight (Dragon Quest II) (1:28)
31. Fight - Dragon King (Dragon Quest I) (15:35)
32. Battle With Baramos (Dragon Quest III) (6:48)
33. Battle Theme (Final Fantasy IX) (3:32)
34. Fighting (Final Fantasy VII) (3:33)
35. Seymour Battle (Final Fantasy X) (6:08)
36. J-E-N-O-V-A (Final Fantasy VII) (3:30)
37. Normal Battle (Final Fantasy X) (4:20)
38. Don't be Afraid (Final Fantasy VIII) (3:55)
39. Battle Drum (Final Fantasy XII) (3:34)
40. Penelo's Theme (Final Fantasy XII) (3:45)
41. Ahead on Our Way (Final Fantasy V) (3:36)
42. The Battle (Final Fantasy V) (1:39)
43. Zidane's Theme (Final Fantasy IX) (7:21)
44. Caitsith (Final Fantasy VII) (2:32)
45. Palom & Porom (Final Fantasy IV) (0:59)
46. People (Dragon Quest I) (7:57)
47. Casino Rag (Dragon Quest IV) (4:44)
48. Battle With Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V) (3:09)
49. Chocobo Theme (Final Fantasy) (1:25)
50. Fanfare (0:06)
51. Fanfare 2 (0:03)
52. Cursed (Dragon Quest) (0:03)
53. Comrades (Dragon Quest) (0:10)
54. Victory (Dragon Quest) (0:03)
55. Fanfare (Final Fantasy) (0:04)
56. Fanfare (Dragon Quest) (0:02)
57. Fanfare 2 (Dragon Quest) (0:09)
58. Organ (Dragon Quest) (0:07)
59. Saint's Prayer (Dragon Quest) (0:06)
60. Weyfarer's Inn (Dragon Quest) (0:03)
61. Item (0:02)
62. Fanfare 2 (Final Fantasy) (0:46)
63. Fanfare 3 (0:03)
64. Fanfare 4 (0:05)
65. Save Music (Final Fantasy I)(0:05)

Wow, you and everyone at GFF have done a marvelous job of identifying the tunes *_____*~~~~~ Just for tagging purposes, do we know who ripped this?

no, I Tappy havent told me anything about the ripper. I guess I will ask him later.

trac 32nd and 39 drive me nut ><. I couldn't recall where they come from :(

I think it said on squaresound that Hayato Matsuo arranged the final fantasy tracks and Sugiyama arranged his dragon quest titles.

I was able to recognise the Final fantasy tracks but only about three dragon quest ones

thanks for the complete list guys ^^

RyuFAN! I'm surprised you are here buddy. @_@; have you returned from spain?

anyway, I will complete the tracklist later, because it seems GFF is down.
=(

Please update your tags. some tracks have been updated.

Yeah I'm back from - and here because GFF was down :(

Ikadaki's got some great arrangements - thanks again for identifying the tracks

tracks 32nd and 39th updated. :)

1st track updated

Someone please re-upload this, I'd appreciate it since I've been looking for this soundtrack for ages and still no luck...

Could someone reupload it? ...

I just stumbled upon this thread and since I have the item in question, I thought I'd re-up. Tell me if there's any problems or if it goes down again.

FLAC part 1 (http://anonym.to/?http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9OFSTP9N) - 492.89 MB
FLAC part 2 (http://anonym.to/?http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8N5BKDPR) - 540.29 MB
MP3 (LAME V2: variable bitrate ~190kbps) (http://anonym.to/http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BZX4BC51) - 227.65 MB

Oh my god. I never expected anyone to reupload this after all those years. Man you're great. Thank you so much :)

By the way, would you maybe happen to have Itadaki Street Portable soundtrack aswell maybe?

Oh my god. I never expected anyone to reupload this after all those years. Man you're great. Thank you so much :)

Is it strange that I always feel like thanking people for thanking me? I'm really happy to be helping.


By the way, would you maybe happen to have Itadaki Street Portable soundtrack aswell maybe?

Through all my searching for that, it would seem no one (on any English speaking websites anyway) has ever ripped it or posted their rip online. I have the ISO of the game, but all the ripping guides for PSP I've seen require you to actually do it on your PSP, and I don't have one.

Actually, there was a rip of the Itadatki Street Portable right on this forum. It's been long lost though, just like this one that so you kindly brought back from the dead.

Well, still it's better to have one of the two than none right? If the portable one ever surfaces up I hope someone will be around to post it.

Haha, after about half an hour of more dilligent Google searching than I attempted before, I found it! Thinking it was almost too good to be true, I'm listening to it now and it's the real deal. Very big thanks and all the glory to the guy who runs this (http://silvagunner.weebly.com/) page, and here (http://anonym.to/?http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VRHXLRAN) is the link. If it ever goes down, tell me.

The tracks are converted without editing from the files on the game so they just come to a sudden stop and don't fade out, but it's no big deal. If anyone could supply me with or point me to where I could get the original files from the game I could probably fix this. The sound quality is actually much better than I expected. Sounds a lot better than some other PSP soundtracks I've heard, without much at all of that ugly noise from compression.

I'm only 10 tracks in, but it sounds like Matsuo did a great job.

Holy shiz. Oh god that's a Holy Grail. You're really great, I'm surprised you went and Google'd for it, when I attempted that last time all I found was nothing. Gratz. And of course, great thanks. I'll take a loot at it asap and probably loop and fade out the tracks.

I searched for - "Itadaki Street Portable" soundtrack - just like that, with the quotes in there so I wouldn't get results for Itadaki Street Special too, and it came up within like the first five. :laugh: And I'm guessing the guy who uploaded it only did that recently so it probably wasn't there last time either of us looked.

I'd loop and fade it too if it weren't for the fact that these are MP3s encoded from an already lossy source and that people would probably want the looped version in MP3 as well. I'm going to look into if I can get the original streams or if I can give someone the ISO of the game and they can rip it for me. I couldn't resist looping "Eternal Wind" now though. I was not expecting that track at all and it sounds really good.

Actually, the game itself has the audio in 128kbit AC3, which is lossy either way, sad but true.

Isn't it amazing that it sounds as good as it does with that bitrate? I haven't given up on being able to get the originals and if I do I'll loop that so we only have one lossy step instead of two.

Well, I myself use DFX to enhance the audio furthermore. But as for AC3, it's not a regular format like MP3. It offers much better quality when compressed. 128kbit AC3 equals to about 200kbit+ of mp3.

Hey man, I did it. I got the original files, converting them to WAV right now. They're actually in Sony's ATRAC3Plus format, which is hell. In case anyone comes upon this in the future and is looking for how to convert this format, use HiMdRenderer. Give me time to do the looping and I'll upload here. I could make FLACs and post them now if you want to do that for your own project.

Hey, good to know. And well, it could've been expected. PSP games use ONLY AC3 or AC3+ for audio (As far as I know). And nah, I'll wait if you're already working on the loops, cheers :)
As for AC3+, you could've asked me regarding converting it since I'm already familiar with it back from times when I ripped Dissidia and Birth by Sleep tracks.

I've finished the looping and made a new thread so that people can find it easier and not have to scroll through this one. http://forums.ffshrine.org/showthread.php?p=1501123#post1501123

I rarely make posts on FFShrine, but this one deserves one. This OST is amazing stuff and I'm so grateful you came along and re-upped it! Thank you!