Save This World OST - Revision history

Zhane Masaki at 01:10, 10 November 2009

2009-11-10T01:10:35Z

Seikas2 at 08:01, 5 March 2007

2007-03-05T08:01:49Z

Malice at 01:27, 5 March 2007

2007-03-05T01:27:41Z

Malice: /* Track listing */

2007-03-05T01:09:47Z

‎Track listing

Segaholic2: /* Track listing */

2007-01-10T04:02:12Z

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Tycho at 11:15, 18 August 2006

2006-08-18T11:15:04Z

Tycho at 10:29, 15 August 2006

2006-08-15T10:29:44Z

Tycho at 12:43, 6 August 2006

2006-08-06T12:43:49Z

Mewn at 22:22, 30 July 2006

2006-07-30T22:22:09Z

SAsim at 13:46, 30 July 2006

2006-07-30T13:46:00Z

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[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG|thumb|right|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously know as Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack, Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is perfromed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, with vocals by by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]]. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.

The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.

== Track listing ==

# Save This World (Orchestra Version)
# Guardians
# Parum
# Neudaiz
# Moatoob
# S.E.E.D.
# Ancient Civilization
# With You
# Save This World
# For Brighter Day
# For Brighter Day (Orchestra Version)
# Overture
# For Brighter Day (remix)
# Save This World (Orchestra short version)

== External links ==
[http://segadirect.jp/Catalog/OrderBasket.aspx?skus=0101008-03502 Sega of Japan's store]

[[Category:Soundtracks]]

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−	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. ~~the~~ soundtrack is performed by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Philharmonic_Orchestra Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra], with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which ~~will come on~~ three CDs (and ~~will feature~~ all content of this OST, and more). The soundtrack was recorded in ~~severals~~ sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and ~~will be distributed~~ by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.	+	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. The soundtrack is performed by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Philharmonic_Orchestra Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra], with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which consists of three CDs (and features all content of this OST, and more). The soundtrack was recorded in several sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and was released by Wave Master (main distribution was done by SEGA Direct) on September 13, 2006.

	The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.		The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.

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−	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is performed by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Philharmonic_Orchestra Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra], with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which will come on three CDs. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.	+	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is performed by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Philharmonic_Orchestra Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra], with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which will come on three CDs (and will feature all content of this OST, and more). The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.

	The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.		The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.

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 #  S.E.E.D.
 #  Ancient Civilization
-#  With You
+#  [[With You]]
 #  [[Save This World]]
-# For Brighter Day
+# [[For Brighter Day]]
 # For Brighter Day (Orchestra Version)
 # Overture

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 #  Ancient Civilization
 #  With You
-#  Save This World
+#  [[Save This World]]
 # For Brighter Day
 # For Brighter Day (Orchestra Version)
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 # For Brighter Day (remix)
 # Save This World (Orchestra short version)
 == External links ==

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-[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG|thumb|right|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is perfromed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which will come on three CDs. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.
+[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG|thumb|right|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is performed by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Philharmonic_Orchestra Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra], with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which will come on three CDs. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.
 The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.
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 [http://segadirect.jp/Catalog/OrderBasket.aspx?skus=0101008-03502 Sega of Japan's store]
-[[Category:Soundtracks]]
+[[Category:Merchandise]]

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−	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously ~~know~~ as Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack, Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is perfromed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, with vocals by by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]]. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.	+	[[Image:Save_This_World.JPG\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Save This World OST]]Previously known as ''Phantasy Star Universe / Symphony Sessions - Original Soundtrack'', Save This World is an original soundtrack which compiles fourteen Phantasy Star Universe tunes ranging from in-game tracks to live orchestral performances. the soundtrack is perfromed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, with vocals by Kelli Sae and Rita Harvey on several tracks. There is another PSU soundtrack, [[For Brighter Day]] which will come on three CDs. The soundtrack was recorded in severals sessions, mostly in the United States (New York City and Hollywood), and one session in Europe. The album costs 2500 Yen and will be distributed by Wave Master on September 13, 2006.

	The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.		The soundtrack's opener is an orchestral piece, but then moves on to planet tracks, taking on [[Parum]], [[Moatoob]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Guardians' Colony]] without vocals. Other tracks include the [[S.E.E.D.]] boss battle, and other themes involving both vocals and instrumentals.