Grandia for the Sega Saturn! Enjoy the ost of this classic RPG!

0:00:00 - Theme of Grandia
0:04:38 - The Sandy Beach of Ganbo
0:10:20 - Delightful Adventure
0:14:01 - Farewell to Sue
0:17:03 - Ancient Illusionary Castle
0:20:35 - Mullen
0:24:30 - The Beautiful Women of Alent
0:28:55 - Ghost Ship
0:33:22 - The Edge of the World
0:37:39 - Approaching Crisis
0:40:56 - Leen's Love Theme
0:45:58 - Prelude
0:47:12 - Town of Palm
0:50:42 - Sea Cat Restaurant Lily
0:53:39 - Sart Ruins
0:57:28 - New Palm
1:01:16 - Domu Ruins
1:05:39 - Duel with Gadwin
1:09:09 - Daito Town
1:12:49 - Prayers of Ganbo
1:15:03 - Twin Tower
1:21:01 - Kafu Village
1:24:40 - Jilpadon
1:29:07 - Snow Town Raynu
1:33:26 - Stand and Rise! Justin
1:36:45 - Off Runs Sue
1:37:15 - Justin Hits the Scene
1:39:49 - Angel Culture
1:45:07 - Deck Swabbing
1:46:38 - Inside Sart Ruins
1:50:07 - Battle 1
1:52:17 - Victory
1:53:43 - A Misty Sea of Forests
1:55:21 - Gaia Egg
1:55:48 - The Airship Launches
1:56:28 - Gaia Fuka
1:56:47 - Jilpadon's Destruction
1:57:23 - Leen vs. Gaia
1:58:30 - Growing Gaia
1:59:50 - At Dinner
2:01:28 - Inside Domu Ruins
2:03:49 - Four Volley Rounds of Tension
2:09:40 - Dungeon 1
2:16:17 - New Palm Church
2:20:05 - Complete Victory
2:21:09 - Village of Ruku
2:25:45 - Perseverance Cheer
2:25:56 - Fight Cheer
2:26:06 - The Three Young Women
2:29:25 - Dungeon 2
2:33:33 - New Palm Sake Bar
2:35:16 - Palm Harbor
2:38:18 - Inside Twin Tower 1
2:41:38 - Battle 2
2:45:20 - Unknown Sky Dimension
2:49:30 - Galaiel
2:54:25 - Farewell
2:58:47 - Underground Ruins
3:03:53 - Short Loop 1
3:07:33 - Short Loop 2
3:10:10 - Inside Twin Tower 2
3:13:23 - Battle 3
3:17:34 - The Cursed Tower
3:21:40 - Assault
3:25:35 - Aim for a New World
3:27:13 - Adventurer's Society


Grandia is a role-playing video game, developed by Game Arts and published by Entertainment Software Publishing for the Sega Saturn console as the first game in their Grandia series. Released in Japan in 1997, the game was ported to the PlayStation in 1999, with an English version of the game appearing on the platform in North America in the following September by Sony Computer Entertainment, and in Europe in 2000 by Ubisoft. The game was produced by much of the same staff who worked on the company's previous role-playing endeavor, the Lunar series, including producer Yoichi Miyagi and composer Noriyuki Iwadare.

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