The PSP remake's complete soundtrack takes the PS1 original's already emotional foundation and rebuilds it with cleaner production. Ore no Shikabane wo Koete Yuke's music has always been about that tension between beauty and inevitability, your clan fighting gods knowing every warrior will die young.
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The subtitle "Itsuka Kitto" (Someday, Surely) captures the whole emotional thesis. Spanning multiple discs of material, this version expands on the original's arrangements while keeping the traditional Japanese instrumentation that made the score distinctive in the first place.
The PSP's sound capabilities gave these compositions room to breathe in ways the PS1 couldn't. Everything feels more layered, more considered. If you played the original and thought the music deserved better audio fidelity, this is exactly that.