Spellbreaker
05-13-2008, 06:12 PM
花と太陽と雨と : 終わらない楽園 (Flower, Sun, and Rain: Owaranai Rakuen) (http://www.sendspace.com/file/eud76f)
This is an interesting case. I was not able to rip ALL of the songs directly out of the game (with VGMTrans) for a number of reasons, including: A few of them sound different when ripped out that way vs. recording from the played game, and also that some of the songs from FSR are either included on "Water ~for relaxing time~" or have their PS2 counterparts available on the Internet for download already.
This is basically a rip of the Nintendo DS version of Flower, Sun, and Rain. It does not include any of the songs from "Water" (save one), and it also does not include any of the songs that I have been able to find on the Internet from the PS2 game. It does, however, contain the DS versions of the majority of "Shine ~for high time~".
As I said, they are the DS versions, so they are of course going to be inferior in quality to their PS2 counterparts. Just one listen to the FSR Silver Case remix song from the PS2 vs. the one from the DS can prove that. But oh well. I don't have access to the PS2 one, so this will have to do.
Here's a track list, in alphabetical order:
Airportman
An American in Paris
Anata no tameni II
Arabesque #1
Ave Maria
Bridgenia Airlines
Cave
Children's Corner
Crescent
Cuban Overture (Tunnel Mix)
Final Katharine
From the New World
Get on a Boat
Haunted Hotel
I Got Rhythm
Key, coffee
Lost and Found
Maria Nicharesuk
Morishima Tokio
Mr. Pirate
Nice middle's boogie
One island (Star-Shaped Hotel Mix)
Phantom Sister
Play a deep game
Rhapsody in Blue
Sue and Kath
The Entertainer
Theory of Mm
Therefore, what
Time Loop
Welcome to Lospass II
Songs by Torn (Masafumi Takada and Shingo Yasumoto), except for "Anata no tameni II" and "Welcome to Lospass II" (Masafumi Takada and Jun Fukuda), and presumably "Lost and Found" (Masafumi Takada).
Most of the track names come from "Shine" or from the FSR-DS website. Those that don't, I named myself based on events or locations in the game during which those songs are heard, or on the original Japanese names (in the case of "Haunted Hotel" and "Lost and Found").
The link died, so I replaced it with a new one.