FFXIV Heavensward OST up on iTunes...BUT..

[Riven]

Fair warning.  First off, it's not spelled Heavensward, it's spelled Heavensword. And second, it's being sold only as a partial album, with songs at $1.29 a pop.  The unholy union of SE and Apple continues! :frustrated::frustrated:

 

Notable tracks that have translated names are:

 

Solid:  General Ishgard daytime theme in the Foundation

Nobility Sleeps: Nighttime Ishgard theme

Borderless: Flying mount theme

The Hand That Gives The Rose:  Ravana Phase 1

Unbending Steel: Ravana Phase 2

Nobility Obliges: Ishgard Pillars Theme

Stone and Steel: Plays when Estinien skewers Nidhogg

Heroes Never Die:  Thordan EX theme

Sins of the Father:  Alexander exploration theme

Locus: A1-A3 Boss themes

Metal: A4 Boss theme 

 

 

Now I suppose it's time to keep an eye out for the patch music-though we'll need at least another 2-3 patches for them to justify releasing the new tracks, considering 3.2 is the first current patch with new songs?

[FreelanceWizard]

The actual OST disc has tracks through 3.1, including Pharos Sirius HM and the Arboretum. Also, it has translated names for every song. (Fun fact: Nobuo Uematsu has some credits on this OST, which happen to include my favorite songs in it. Nothing against Soken, of course, but Nobuo remains the high master of FF music.)

 

Since the OST is 60 songs and disc comes with a bonus code for the Edward minion, I would highly recommend buying the $49.99 disc from the SE store, not purchasing through iTunes!

[rainichan]

Alas, no bonus track like with the others but I now have repeatable favourite tracks to listen to!

[Kellach Woods]

(Fun fact: Nobuo Uematsu has some credits on this OST, which happen to include my favorite songs in it. Nothing against Soken, of course, but Nobuo remains the high master of FF music.)

 

He ain't got nothin' on my man Ryuji Sasai tho.

 

Even though his only FF is Mystic Quest.

 

Carry on.