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Raijin · 09:44 PM

In the vgm sphere, I think noone could replace Sugiyama very classical style and I guess Mr. Horii would have to choose someone else, not related to the vgm sphere. But quite frankly I really dont know who could be the successor of Sugiyama. Shimomura? Certainly not. Sakimoto? No way and I'm not even sure he would accept the offer if he was proposed so (even though he has worked on DQVI)... Hamauzu? Hm I dont think so.

EDIT: Anyways, whoever's going after Sugiyama legacy is going to have a lot of pressure, that's for sure!

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Raijin · Local time: Jun 3, 2006, 04:55 AM

Originally Posted by eriol

I think Shimomura music is not suitable for Dragon Quest nuisance, she's just too... techno-ish. No offense. Sakimoto or Mitsuda would be nice choice though.

Shimomura techno-ish? Hmm I guess ive missed something here. While I'm a big Sakimoto fanboy, he's not fitted at all for DQ and anyway I dont want him to be shoot down by DQ fans so yeah...

Mitsuda is dead dude, deal with it!

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Raijin · Local time: Jun 3, 2006, 05:08 AM

Originally Posted by eriol

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Just curious... why nobody mentioned Uematsu?

:lolsign:

I dont know, his style is certainly not fitting to DQ? lol

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Raijin · Local time: Jun 8, 2006, 05:33 AM

Originally Posted by Mr. Maul

Well, he did orchestrate and partly compose the Opening and Ending themes, though I agree that his original tracks weren't all that interesting upon first impressions.

EDIT: Just found out that Matsuo used to be a pupil of Sugiyama's.

Heh? Now that's interesting, wonder why this guy doesnt have more project. I really liked his contribution on FFXII.

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