Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy was simply awesome.
Considering this is the first time ever in my life to attend a Final Fantasy concert, it isn't an exaggeration to say that I nearly had tears of joy.
When they started playing the opening piece "Liberi Fatali" I couldn't help but smile. I was in so much awe.
The performance was great, despite a few audible mistakes and the lack of "oomph" in certain pieces, I feel. And in my opnion the soloist for Distant Worlds didn't really manage to capture the essence of the song and project more emotion. I guess I had really high expectations for the song, since it is from Final Fantasy XI, after all.
Probably the best thing was that Nobuo Uematsu was just sitting a few rows in front of me. It was so spectacular when he graced us with his presence.
I didn't manage to get the CD or the artbook there, but what I did manage to get was a T-shirt, and both Nobuo Uematsu's and Arnie Roth's autographs! It was a pity that I was so stunned at the moment that I forgot to shake Uematsu-san's hand. All I did was say ありがとうございます!He responded likewise. It was absolutely awesome to recieve the autographed booklet directly from possibly the greatest composer in video game music.
I can die happy now. Well almost, hahaha.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Distant Worlds
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