Final Fantasy VII Remake
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Replaces the odd and out of place dance music by the new composers in the fallen highway area (with the big arm puzzles) with the remake versions of Uematsu's original music that played in the same spot in the original game, which fits the vibe much better.

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Replaces the odd and out of place dance music by the new composers in the fallen highway area (with the big arm puzzles) with the remake versions of Uematsu's original music (and battle version) that played in the same spot in the original game (Underneath the Rotting Pizza), which fits the vibe and setting much better. The songs are still maybe a touch quiet for reasons I don't understand despite having boosted the volume of the tracks (without clipping or squashing them), so if you know how to fix that please do give me a shout (I suspect the game engine has the music volume down here for some reason).

Video example of area with replacement in the video tab. I tried to stall here and there in the battle and out to show both versions (and stuttering is just the broken nature of this port plus extra video capture load).

You can hear the two weird tracks I replaced here: https://youtu.be/xhhV-rIOuA8

To install, place both files in ~mods at the paks folder.
...\Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade\End\Content\Paks\~mods

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