On the pilot episode for “Soundtracks on the Sticks,” hosts Chris Damasceno and Jordan Young discuss the key points and cultural impact of the Final Fantasy VIII soundtrack – from their personal experiences to how the soundtrack – and in specific, Faye Wong’s “Eyes on Me” – became such a crucial piece on the eventual evolution of future Final Fantasy soundtracks and game soundtracks in general.
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