Yasunori Mitsuda - Chrono Trigger (Original Video Game Soundtrack) [New 4x 12-inch Vinyl LP Box Set]

Yasunori Mitsuda -
Chrono Trigger

(Original Video Game Soundtrack)
[New 4x 12-inch Vinyl LP Box Set]

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  • £154.99
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Catalog #: XCHTRZZZ11
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Estimated Shipping Date: Q2 (Apr-Jun) 2026

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Celebrate the CHRONO TRIGGER Anniversary with a Deluxe Vinyl LP Box!

A vinyl LP box featuring a sprawling collection of immersive tracks from the legendary RPG CHRONO TRIGGER is now available.

This box includes a total of 64 tracks across 4 LPs from the original soundtrack that brought the game to life. Each LP jacket showcases premium artwork created by Akira Toriyama during the game’s original release, and you’ll also find a commemorative message written by composer Yasunori Mitsuda on the back of the box case lid(*).

MP3 download code of all tracks from each LP are also included as a pack-in bonus, so you can enjoy the music anytime, anywhere, even without a record player.

Savor the music of CHRONO TRIGGER through warm, inviting soundscapes that only vinyls can deliver.

*The commemorative message will be a printed reproduction that’s approximately 330 characters long. 

  • Release date is approximate, any changes will be updated on the page.
  • This is an imported vinyl from Japan, and some components within the packaging might be in Japanese.
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