Song of the Week - WEEK 50 Voting/WEEK 51 Nominations

Drag-on Dragoon 2 Original Soundtrack - Fate
Drag-on Dragoon 2 OST is one of those acclaimed soundtracks that I can't get into it. The previous entry, "Vein of Greif", had a big impact on me, however "Fate" leaves me indifferent. Technically could be impeccable but it doesn't matter if it doesn't convey me anything.

Gate of Thunder (Red Book Audio) - Crown
A good effort by Ts Music, although not enough for me. Somehow, all the song has the same tone, and that bores me to death. The monotony is hardly interrupted by the sound of distorted guitars and little more. Not enough variation, sorry.

Jert Gaiden 3-2: Illegal Burger Deals (Game Rip) - I'll Take You Underwater
Illegal drugs can force you to compose this kind of stuff. I am ignorant of the of the "inspiration" required to create this, but barely can be labelled as music.

Johnny Bazookatone - Deadbolt
Sorta eclectic, sorta grooving, of laid-back nature. It fullfills all what the average participant from sotw values highly, therefore it's a likely winner. Aside from predictions, I don't like it very much, in my modest opinion, it drags too much. No fun funk for me.

Small Soldiers (Red Book Audio) - Track 12
Well, at the end something energizing and remarkable. The militaristic approach appeals to me, although truth be told, it lacks of any subtlety. Maybe too direct and maybe very entertaining, it wins the amusement, of course.

Spyro the Dragon (Game Rip) - Dry Canyon
If I don't remember bad, Spyro the Dragon had good music, but this track don't make much for me. I find it quite generic, it has its moments though (percussion stands out).

The Adventure of Puppet Princess Original Soundtrack - Dream Traveler
In the capacity of casual of Tenpei Sato, I had to honor him with this nomination. Dream Traveler embodies all what I enjoy about Sato's music, where the melody is the first and the most important one. On the other hand, part of my admiration for this piece born of celtic instrumentation. There is a certain quality of purity, simplicity and harmony which isn't exclusive only to complex/virtuosistic compositions.

TimeSplitters: Future Perfect (Game Rip) - Scotland the Brave
It starts off with an oppresive atmosphere which is always present, and that's admirable due to great development and six minutes of duration. It sounds grand and ominous, a track of epic proportions.

Point Distribution
(3 POINTS) Dream Traveler
(2 POINTS) Track 12
(1 POINT) Scotland the Brave

Jam it back in, in the dark.