SSCX-10029: CYBER ORG ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

[Red Blazer]

Excuse me? But...can anyone find an Online Store that has this soundtrack available to buy, please?

[LiquidAcid]

This is DigiCube, it went OOP long ago.

[Nisto]

There's two new copies here for pretty cheap. I can't guarantee you they're both authentic prints though. I'd contact them first to verify - a lot of bootlegs are being sold on Amazon and eBay.

Also found an authentic print on eBay: http://global.ebay.com/Cyber-OrgPS-D...198213413/item
I've bought twice from champ_des_pins, never had any problems with this seller.

[Xenofan 29A]

Originally Posted by Nisto

There's two new copies here for pretty cheap. I can't guarantee you they're both authentic prints though. I'd contact them first to verify - a lot of bootlegs are being sold on Amazon and eBay.

The sellers aren't shipping outside of Japan, so if you're international, you'd need a middleman. I've bought from sellers on Amazon.co.jp before, and I've never received a bootleg. Conditions can vary wildly, though, so be careful about that.

I don't know about the first one, as the condition section is being used for general information about the seller's policies, but the second one specifies that the obi is missing, and the jacket and case have significant wear and damage.

[Nisto]

Originally Posted by Xenofan 29A

I don't know about the first one, as the condition section is being used for general information about the seller's policies, but the second one specifies that the obi is missing, and the jacket and case have significant wear and damage.

I meant for him to check out the new products, I just linked to the offer listings of the product.

[Xenofan 29A]

My mistake. Those sellers aren't going to ship internationally, either, though.

[Jodo Kast]

Random searches on YJA, rather than specific searches, tend to yield the best results for me. I found this factory sealed for 2,854 yen. Meanwhile, on AMZ JP, the cheapest listing for a factory sealed copy is 3,900 yen.

[SimonJXZ]

That particular sealed copy on YJA was part of a pretty special event of some sort where a seller named urania830 sold a numerous amount of sealed DigiCube soundtracks all starting at their normal release prices. At the time it seemed like half of their entire catalog, though they had a fairly large one. I missed most of the good ones, like Chocobo's Dungeon, FFX Piano, Saga Frontier II Piano... but I did manage to grab the Chrono Trigger Soundtrack (the 1-disc release). It was a pretty crazy sale.

Searching for Cyber Org now on YJA, there's nothing, but it's that kind of site that you have to keep checking continuously, because you never know when someone will come around with that surprise listing. But honestly, 3900 yen for a sealed DigiCube soundtrack - or really, almost any soundtrack when you're dealing with VGM - is not at all unreasonable.

[GoldfishX]

It was pricy for the longest time on Game Music Online ($37-$40). 3900 yen is a very fair price.

Although, I would have been happy with a cheaper, 1 disc release. I don't bother with Disc 2 ever.

[SimonJXZ]

I like the first two tracks on that CD, and that's it entirely. Disc 1, on the other hand, is wholesome rock goodness. Of course, I like the idea of them actually releasing all the music that's in the game; I hate it when songs are left off of other soundtracks and I actually miss their presence. But I'm mostly in the same boat, I pretty much don't touch disc 2.

[GoldfishX]

It also helps that few people have played the game, so nostalgia is virtually nil. When they divide discs via style (ala Unlimited Saga), it's easy to take a pass on the songs you don't care for.

Too bad this was Sato's only VGM album. Shred guitar is too rare in VGM.

[SimonJXZ]

But for Unlimited Saga, disc 2 is the one you like, right?

[GoldfishX]

Surprisingly, nope. I like Hamauzu when he's doing melodic orchestral stuff, the more "out there" stuff is more hit or miss, but the hits are really worth having around. Unlimited Saga was probably the last Hama album I cared for though, Blademaster was disappointing overall and I didn't like Dirge at all. I do want to listen to the remixed FFX score at some point.

[SimonJXZ]

Ah, I like some of his orchestral stuff, and then some of it hits me as too fluffy. Unlimited Saga disc 1 falls into that latter classification; nothing on that disc stuck with me. There was nothing I heavily disliked, but it was kind of just general orchestral stuff. The ambient stuff on the second disc I loved.

And of course, on that same token, I enjoyed a good deal of Blademaster and even more of Dirge, haha.