CD-Charts Position 131

Onimusha 2

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
from: Adv Films

Release Date June 03, 2003

CD-Charts Position 132

Ai Yori Aoshi Enishi: Pine

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Toshiro Masuda

Release Date July 06, 2004

CD-Charts Position 133

Madlax O.S.T. 2

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Yuki Kajiura (composer)

Release Date November 01, 2005

CD-Charts Position 134
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Cowboy Bebop Remixes: Remixes for Freelance

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
from: Toha

Release Date August 16, 2002
I love Yoko Kanno. I love Cowboy Bebop. I love the Seatbelts.

The remixed versions of the songs are very listenable, I would carry this CD around to listen to as a pick-me-up. I actually think I have done that before.
"Tank!" Luke Vibert Mix is very poppy and jazzy and fun, I love this version so much. I brought this CD to a dance session in an acting class and this is what we danced to. Everyone loved it.
"Forever Broke" Fila Brazilia Mix is so beautiful! It's on a mix CD I made of all the Cowboy Bebop songs because it's good for chilling/meditation, dance, study, everything.
"Piano Black" was given a little more depth.

Overall, it's a very listenable CD. If you're a diehard fan of Cowboy Bebop, you ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 135
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Ar Tonelico-O.S.T.

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Original Game Soundtrack

Release Date January 02, 2006
In order to fully appreciate what this soundtrack has to offer, you have to play the game cause otherwise you wouldn't know what to make of the themes. The music in this game is very catchy. The vocalist in the soundtrack are kind of an odd bunch. There is the wonderful female singers who sing the hymns and introduction song "Expressive Hill". There is some songs that share the whisper-like singing that spells out some letters and ends with a "yes". For example, the song "Psycho Drive" and "A Requiem's Melody" has a female singing the lyrics, "A R T N E N I C YES!" It was a poor attempt at spelling Ar Tonelico. However, there are times where the "whisper-singing" does fit in at its in the song, "Whisper." There is the random rapping in one ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 136
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Nadia: Secret of the Blue Water - The Motion Picture

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Shiro Sagisu

Release Date November 25, 2003
In order to fully appreciate what this soundtrack has to offer, you have to play the game cause otherwise you wouldn't know what to make of the themes. The music in this game is very catchy. The vocalist in the soundtrack are kind of an odd bunch. There is the wonderful female singers who sing the hymns and introduction song "Expressive Hill". There is some songs that share the whisper-like singing that spells out some letters and ends with a "yes". For example, the song "Psycho Drive" and "A Requiem's Melody" has a female singing the lyrics, "A R T N E N I C YES!" It was a poor attempt at spelling Ar Tonelico. However, there are times where the "whisper-singing" does fit in at its in the song, "Whisper." There is the random rapping in one ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 137
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Anubis Zone of the Enders

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Original Game Soundtrack

Release Date April 07, 2003
One of the best soundtracks ever. And when I say that I mean videogame or movie or anything else you can think of. If you haven't played the game then you don't know what you're missing. (It may be impossible to find by now.) This soundtrack is a must have either way if you're a fan of epic, hard hitting music.

CD-Charts Position 138
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Akumajo Dracula X

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Original Game Soundtrack

Release Date January 05, 2001
Most people who are checking out these reviews have probably heard the soundtrack already, whether through playing the game or on compact disc (or perhaps both). While a lot has been said already and there's probably nothing profoundly great that I could add, I'd still like to give my two cents.

The score for this game is truly magnificent. Despite the fact that it's an OST it sounds as organic as many movie soundtracks, especially the classical pieces. "Dance of Pales," which has been mentioned at least a few times in other reviews, is an alluring and somewhat catchy piano piece that sounds like it would fit snugly in a ballet or in a ballroom dance. "Wood Carving Partita" has more of a Baroque feel because of the rather embellishing ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 139
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Hellsing 2: Ruins

CD-Charts > Music > Anime and Video Game Soundtracks
by: Yasushi Ishii

Release Date September 16, 2003
Can anyone PLEASE tell me the name of the song that sounds slightly arabic or middle eastern with a man singing? it was played in the last episode i think twice...THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

CD-Charts Position 140
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Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War

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by: Tetsukazu Nakanishi, Keiki Kobayashi, Hirishi Okubo, Junichi Nakatsuru

Release Date April 26, 2006
I honestly don't know where to begin! If you own the series of Ace Combat and love the experience of the game system Flight Simulation then more than likely you enjoy the music at the moments in the game that make you feel as if you are truly living the Simulation. Likewise, if this is your son or daughter that loves playing this Simulation until wee hours of the morning, then I say with pretty good certainity that they would like, if not love this small part of the game. Buy them this CD and watch them truly appreciate the rarity of this Music. Either way the music is dramatic, exciting and thrilling. I might be biased to instramentals, but again, I think this is a great companion to owning the Ace Combat Series Simulations. I truly hope this helps.