This is one of the weirdest, most genre-hopping PS1 soundtracks you will ever hear. Moon: Remix RPG Adventure came out in 1997 from Love-de-Lic and its music refuses to sit still for even a second. The Flower Trilogy suite moves through delicate acoustic whispers, an herbal elegy, and a proper waltz like three completely different composers took turns.
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"Ada Electro" throws in crunchy electronic beats out of nowhere, then "SEASIDE WALKWAY" cools everything down to a breezy stroll. The Haunted House pair covering Tanaka's whole life story through music alone. "KERA-MA-GO (live version)" sounds like a band playing in some basement club inside the game world, which is basically what it is.
The whole anti-RPG concept of the game bleeds into every track choice. If you care about PS1-era games that tried to be something totally different, start here.