“Aerith’s Theme”, when listened to out of context, is still a beautiful arrangement rife with both echoes of beauty and melancholy, but when listened to within the context of in the context of Final Fantasy VII and Aerith’s arc, it is ravishingly devastating. “Eye to Eye” depicts a transitional state between comfort and acceptance in a way that few other videogame songs ever have. Like all nostalgia, it is somewhat sad and fleeting, but deeply emotional and memorable. The flute work and strings harkin to a sense of nostalgia and a sense of home that all of the title’s characters long for.
But what makes “Eye to Eye” so special is how heartfelt the song is. “Eye to Eye” is a classical Final Fantasy track at heart-whimsical, deceptively quaint, and brimming with emotion. If you’re at a loss with where to start with Final Fantasy music, here are the twenty-five best songs of the Final Fantasy series. But most of it is good-the ones composed by Nobou Uematsu stand out as being particularly great. That being said, is all of the music memorable? No. Hyperbole? Maybe, but most Final Fantasy titles boast incredibly composed pieces of music that carry players through the 100-hour-long experiences that are most Final Fantasy titles. The glut of Final Fantasy music now available to stream on Spotify is genuinely staggering, and the world is a better place for it. from NES titles to Final Fantasy: Tactics to The Spirits Within-yes, they even, have the soundtrack to that awful movie we all saw in theaters because flashy CG animation. But, as of June 5, 2019, Square Enix has put the soundtracks to almost every Final Fantasy title on Spotify. There are awful covers aplenty, from harps to piano to screamo (is that really still a thing?).
Spotify, everyone’s “yes-we-tolerate-it” music-streaming service, has always been hit or miss when it comes to videogame soundtracks.
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