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Episode I[]

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Composed by Yasunori Mitsuda, released March 6, 2002 under the label of DigiCube, re-released May 19, 2004 under the label of Sleigh Bells with more tracks. Vocals were done by Joanne Hogg and Metro Voices. Kousuke Yamashita composed the new tracks used in the DS version of the game.

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Episode II[]

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Composed by Yuki Kajiura and Shinji Hosoe, released July 7, 2004 under the label of Victgor Entertainment, re-released February 17, 2005 under the label of Namco/Brady Games with more tracks. Once again, Kousuke Yamashita composed the new tracks for the DS re-release of the game.

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Episode III[]

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Composed by Yuki Kajiura, released July 12, 2006 under the label of Victor Entertainment.

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Xenosaga: The Animation[]

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Re-uses some tracks from the Episode I and II soundtracks, and new ones composed by Kousuke Yamashita. Released March 23, 2005 under the label of Columbia Records.

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  1. Mysterious World
  2. Xenosaga Main Title
  3. Battle Start
  4. Shion Uzuki
  5. Battle Strategy Conference
  6. Battle Signs
  7. Realian's Sorrow
  8. KOS-MOS Activating
  9. Ruined Streets
  10. Fierce Battle
  11. Life and Death
  12. Gnosis Approaching
  13. Durandal
  14. KOS-MOS's Emotions
  15. Beautiful Foundation
  16. At Rest
  17. Desperate Situation
  18. Spirit's Place
  19. Urgent Departure
  20. A Secret Volition
  21. I'm on Mid-Vacation
  22. Giant Warship Battle
  23. Friendship
  24. Infiltration
  25. Destiny
  26. Death
  27. Requiem
  28. The Enigmatic Zohar
  29. Endless Battle
  30. Hymn of Nephilim
  31. Threatening Power
  32. Shining Hope
  33. Nephilim
  34. Blue Planet ~ Endless Journey
  35. in this serenity

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