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 Member 3476 Level 53.02 Mar 2006 
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Clive Barker's Jericho Soundtrack CD - Final Confrontation, for the most part, is incredibly bland. Not even the quasi-spooky vocals at 2:00 saved this one. I honestly don't know what people see in this music; to me, it's a dull subgenre and you can rarely tell one dramatic orchestral theme from the other. *bZZZt*
ESTi rulz, I really enjoy ESTi. ^__^ I haven't had the pleasure of listening to the soundtrack yet, but I'm not surprised that DJMAX PORTABLE Original Sound Tracks - OBLIVION is a pretty enjoyable piece of light-techno. Not too heavy, and melodic with its sporadic violin and brass samples: this one's a nice listen without jumping out at you or anything. o.0" Explosive Racing (Red Book Audio) - Antarctica's instrumental aspect was solid, but the vocals absolutely ruined it for me, sorry. Having said that, I really enjoyed the second half (especially the very end, that was cool), so perhaps that'll earn this piece a point. I'm really enjoying Galax (Game Rip) - White Roof (Stage 3)'s cheese. Very much so! I love the melody and the whole synth style. The B section in particular caught my fancy. My favourite track so far (yes, even better than ESTi!). Rocket Knight Adventures (Game Rip) - Final Stage has some really entertaining beats, that's for sure. I would have liked to have heard more oomph from my sub wolfer, but it's still a nice little tune. I've listened to the soundtracks to Really? Really! and Tick! Tack!, but haven't had the pleasure of listening to Shuffle! yet~ Shuffle! Original Soundtrack - Don't be afraid. isn't as great as I was expecting, but it's still pretty enjoyable. The melody and rock undercurrents are pretty awesome, but one the whole this piece seem rather standard. Still, this is ok. Sorcerian Super Arrange Version II Plus Sorcerian System Vol.1 - The Choice is Yours sounded like it was trying really hard to impress me but failed. =/ I simply don't appreciate any of the styles or instrumental embellishments of this one, even though that flute melody can be pleasant sometimes (albeit somewhat piercing). Too much going on in this track for my liking. V' BALL - Iron Wing (Aircraft Carrier Theme)'s melody was nice 'n' frivolous 'n' bouncy, and that alone puts it above a couple of the tracks this week. This melody progresses nicely, and while nothing about this piece wows me, it left me incredibly satisfied. pointastical spread~ 2 points: Galax (Game Rip) - White Roof (Stage 3) 2 points: V' BALL - Iron Wing (Aircraft Carrier Theme) 1 point: DJMAX PORTABLE Original Sound Tracks - OBLIVION 1 point: Rocket Knight Adventures (Game Rip) - Final Stage 5th: Shuffle! Original Soundtrack - Don't be afraid 6th: Explosive Racing (Red Book Audio) - Antarctica 7th: Sorcerian Super Arrange Version II Plus Sorcerian System Vol.1 - The Choice is Yours 8th: Clive Barker's Jericho Soundtrack CD - Final Confrontation I don't know what some of you guys are talking about; this week was actually pretty ok, just with little "wow"ness. I'm really pleased that I actually enjoyed the synthy 90's tracks nominated this time...I usually hate the ones that are nominated. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by Muzza; Aug 4, 2008 at 02:49 AM.
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