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Original uses the PS2 original soundtrack: Emulates its soundchip so it will sound "older".
Reorchestrated uses a new version reorchestrated for this game: Same as above but made for the PS4, it sounds much crispier and cleaner.
OST uses the original soundtrack discs as in game music: Higher quality than the other two, some tracks use a diferent instrumentalization.
All 3 have diferences, tho, for someone who is not familiar with this game OST, they will basically be the same aside the clear diference between PS2 and the other 2.
I personally run the reorchestrated version.