Film · 2006 · Music
VOICES was a concert held on February 18th, 2006, at the Pacifico Yokohoma Conference and Convention Center in Japan. It featured vocal arrangements from the Final Fantasy series, including an acapella doo-wop medley, orchestral versions of the series' ballads, and a symphonic metal finale performed by the Black Mages. This DVD contains the entire concert.
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VOICES was a concert held on February 18th, 2006, at the Pacifico Yokohoma Conference and Convention Center in Japan. It featured vocal arrangements from the Final Fantasy series, including an acapella doo-wop medley, orchestral versions of the series' ballads, and a symphonic metal finale performed by the Black Mages. This DVD contains the entire concert.
8 principal cast
VOICES: music from FINAL FANTASY (2006) is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The 2h 11m music is rated 8.5/10 by 2 viewers.
VOICES: music from FINAL FANTASY was released on June 21, 2006.
VOICES: music from FINAL FANTASY has a runtime of 131 minutes (2h 11m).
VOICES: music from FINAL FANTASY is categorized as Music.
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