Template:Infobox Album Chocobo Racing Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack of Chocobo Racing, composed and produced by Kenji Ito. It has 30 tracks, and most of them are inspired or remixes of various Final Fantasy songs.
Track list
- "Dash de Chocobo" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Choose a Chocobo" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Chocobo's Theme" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Cid's Theme" - "Hey Cid!" from Final Fantasy IV
- "Mogri's Theme" - "Critter Tripper Fritter" from Final Fantasy V
- "Pleasant Journey" - "Four Old Men's Theme" from Final Fantasy III
- "Golem's Theme" - "The Old Castle" from Final Fantasy II
- "Goblin's Theme" - "Pirates Ahoy!" from Final Fantasy V
- "Bizarre Mystery" - "Last Battle" from Final Fantasy III
- "Black Mage's Theme" - "Mystic Mysidia" from Final Fantasy IV
- "White Mage's Theme" - "Town" from the original Final Fantasy
- "Crystal Legend" - "Prelude" from Final Fantasy IV
- "Fat Chocobo's Theme" - "Fat Chocobo's Appearance" from Final Fantasy IV
- "Behemoth's Theme" - "Into the Crystal Cave" from Final Fantasy III
- "Phantom Beast Lord" - "Opening Theme" from Final Fantasy VI and "The Book of Sealings" from Final Fantasy V
- "Make a Chocobo" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Cid's Test Course" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Mogri Forest" - "Approaching Sentiment" from Final Fantasy VI Special Tracks album
- "Ruins of the Giants" - "Battle 2" from Final Fantasy III
- "Mithril Mines" - "Gurgu Volcano" from the original Final Fantasy
- "Black House" - "Magician's Tower" from Final Fantasy II
- "Mysidia's Sky Garden" - "The New Origin" from Final Fantasy V
- "Hungry Land" - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Gurgu Volcano" - "Battle 2" from Final Fantasy II
- "Illusion World" - "Last Battle 2" from Final Fantasy III
- "FFVIII Circuit" - "Don't Be Afraid" from Final Fantasy VIII
- "Win!" - "Victory Fanfare" from the original Final Fantasy
- "Lose..." - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "The World's Tomorrow - "Chocobo Theme" from Final Fantasy II
- "Kokoro no Takarabako" - Japanese Theme Song. Titled "Diamonds in my Heart" in the English version.
Music Sample
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External links
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