Your Reasons on [i]Otherworld[/i]

[floridaboi]

Ok so in the past I've seen people DECLARE that Rammstein did the song Overworld for FFX and even recently in one of the simfile comments I've seen it.

I want to know who do you believe did the song and why?

My count goes to Nobuo Uematsu because 1) he has always composed the music for the Final Fantasy series (or as far as my knowledge) and for someone to say he is only into orchestrated music would be ignorant because he is either producer or a member of the band The Black Mages and even when he was younger he was into classic rock.

Please share (no flaming please)

[ANGRY ABOUT ENGLISH]

On the FFX OST: The album contains musical tracks from the game, performed by Nobuo Uematsu, Masashi Hamauzu, and Junya Nakano. Vocals were performed by Bill Muir for "Otherworld".

Bill Muir? Not a member of Rammstein.

Problem solved. Can't say I recall ANYTHING in the game making me go "Oh, wow, German music!", but what the hell do I know.

[floridaboi]

I think there were a few songs where Rammstein sang in english erm like maybe 1 or 2... I'm thinking of Stripped but I don't think it was all entirely english @___@ gah point is, I've met 3 or 4 people who swear its done/related to Rammstein in some way, I just want to know why.

[A Bouquet of Broses]

Till Lindemann has fucking horrible english. The only 3 songs I've heard of him in english were 2 bonus tracks in Sehnsucht (Du Hast & Engel) and Stripped from Mutter. In Rosenrot there is the other english-ish song "Don't Die Before I Do" But that wasn't even sung in english by Till Lindermann. There's another song in Rosenrot called Te Quiero Puta! but that was in spanish.

There is no evidence anywhere that supports those claims that they did any sort of video game music, I'm sorry but you've been tricked.

Also what the hell Classic Rock, Rammstein is a far from classic rock as it is from reggae.

[Novasonic of /flex]

Song is not done by Rammstein at all, as has been said it's Nobuo Uemtasu, and the Black Mages did a version on Black Mages 2, with less heavy female vocals.