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Larry Oji, Super Moderator, Judge, "Dirge for the Follin" Project Director, VG Frequency Creator
 Member 19344 Level 1.10 Feb 2007 
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Time to begin...
"What the World is Wishing For": Very pleasant melody and instrumentation, although I'm usually not sold on vocals in game music. Perhaps overdoing it on the upbeat aspects, though (I prefer uplifting/inspiriting songs--yes, I see a difference). Championship Tennis title screen: Charming, but somewhat bland to me. Probably a combination of short cycle and the choice of instruments for me... "Burning Road" (what are you doing putting "Boss 6" in as well?!): This would be a prime example of what I mean by "inspiriting". Probably the most "heroic" of our choices today. (I'll let the other reviewers put forth more neutral reviews...) "Thunder Storm": {sigh} I'd probably like this more if the instrumentation were better. Too electronic in the wrong ways? "Fierce God": A more brooding kind of inspiriting, I'd call this. I can actually see it used as a stage theme for a vertical shmup (badlands/enemy base approach setting). Could use a more pronounced melody, though. "Tokyo Conception": I really like the way the movements are set up in this. A steady progression from calm to grim... "Dreams Come True Someday": I doubt I'd have been able to tell that this was game music, rather than standard classical, had I heard it on a radio--a good thing for RPG music. Wonderful ambience. "A Bird Crossing the Desert": To be honest, I didn't like the calliope (?) in the first movement all that much. I did like the second movement, though, although it's still a bit slow-moving. Final tally: 2 pts.: "Burning Road" "Tokyo Conception" 1 pt.: "Fierce God" "Dreams Come True Someday" And now, my Week 87 nomination... Artist: Motoyama Atsuhiro Game: Battle Bakraid Title: "Battle Logic" Disc number: 1 (of 1) Track Number: 27 Catalog Number: SGCD-0008 Year: 1999 Source: http://www.gmronline.com/info.asp?CatNumber=SGCD-0008 Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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