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RedvsBlue
 Posts: 328 Location: snooping through another FF7 walkthrough |
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Anyone here have any soundtracks in particular that really tend to move you?
It could be a soundtrack you love or one that you hate! just as long as it really gets you into the music. I personally enjoyed Rurouni Kenshin: Seisouhen's Soundtrack despite the OVA or it being a pretty big downer 
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Tony K.
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I totally agree with you here. I had a dream about a girl I used to have a crush on, and one of the songs from this soundtrack was playing when I saw her. I think the music for this OST, in particular, had sort of a depressing, yet very peaceful atmosphere about it, which perfectly described how I felt in the dream.
In any case, another OST that really seems to get me in a certain mood is the Furi Kuri/Fooly Cooly/FLCL soundtrack. It's just SO upbeat, I can't help but feel good. 
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gnollman
 Posts: 535 Location: Richmond, KY |
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The Cowboy Bebop OSTs. Vols 1 and 3 in particular.
Also my Animage Best Collection. It's got a bunch of the vocals from various Miyazaki films.... And a few others that slip my mind right now... |
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Samurai CDZ
 Posts: 776 Location: Manhattan, KS |
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Between the FLCL OST's 1&2 (accidently got boots, shoulda been wiser), Fool on the Planet and Another morning, Another pillows cd's I don't think The Pillows have left my cd player for 3 months...I use it almost everyday...for at least an hour...
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The Spatula
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Despite the seemingly futile effort, I will once again reccommend: Kokoro Library OST [VICL-60619] No one knows the true power of this soundtrack. It's sad, really... |
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gnollman
Posts: 535 Location: Richmond, KY |
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The soundtrack? I don't even know the series....
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Animefreak08
 Posts: 882 Location: Michigan ftw. |
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I really liked the FLCL OST.
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cookie
Former ANN Editor in Chief
 Posts: 2460 Location: Do not contact me for support. |
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It's about a library in the middle of Nowhere, Japan. The librarians wear maid outfits, and it's all very quiet... While I liked the concept, the fact that NOTHING EVER HAPPENS, EVER really dampens the enjoyment one can get out of the series itself. The music wasn't memoriable, for the first episode anyway. Maybe it gets better later. :p |
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The Spatula
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It actually doesn't take place in Japan, but the countryside where the nearest city is reminiscent of the town in Tiny Snow Fairy Sugar. Despite the fact that "NOTHING EVER HAPPENS", I enjoy the slow pace of the show, and the relaxing music. Taken as a whole, I find the series quite rewarding; however, that isn't the issue here. I thought the music was great, simply from the first episode, and I liked it enough to purchase the CD via CD Japan, despite the high cost of OSTs. While it may not be as grand as Escaflowne, the melodies are solid and just as moving. This music is good enough on its own, but also serves its purpose as a compliment to the series.
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Aki001
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i really like the song of Ginai of El Hazard
Conquerer Ginai its very very annoying |
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littlegreenwolf
 Posts: 4796 Location: Seattle, WA |
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Pretty much any soundtrack that Yoko Kanno has worked on "moves" my soul.
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Haiseikoh 1973
 Posts: 1590 Location: Waiting for the Japanese 1000 Gunieas. |
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Around the World by....Move.
I'm moved by Move. Sad, no? |
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Shiki MSHTS
 Posts: 738 Location: NoVA |
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Agreed. =P Uhmmm. Lemme see. Mahoromatic and Azumanga Daioh soundtracks move me in a light hearted, but humorous way. They're nice and perky. FLCL, well, it moves me when I feel a little more energetic. But it suits very well. Naruto OST is very moving in many aspects. It has humorous times, dramatics, and sadness. It's a very multi-purpose listen. By far, I think the one that move me the most is the OST to Someday's Dreamers. The tone is just so light and peaceful. More so than any other. Takefumi Haketa deserves alot of credit for this. I can't really explain it. but it just moves... so well. And the ending theme Under the blue sky by The Indigo... Oh so good. I think it shall remain the nostalgia of this year. =P |
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Blood_rein
Posts: 61 Location: Depths of darkness |
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Yuki Kajiura...she's great. I believe she does most of the songs for the .hack series and some for noir out of 10 for movement she makes me move at 7. Great voice she has.
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Rendart
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A few songs from the Wolf's Rain soundtrack are very moving. I'd write down the names but I currently dont have my minidisc player with me ...
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