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 Member 704 Level 31.89 Mar 2006 
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1. The Turn-A Gundam OST II, Dianna and Kihel.
Absolutely necessary for any Kanno fan. And for a Kanno-Neophyte, it contains a sampling of just about every style that she composes in, aside from techno. When I listened to this for the first time, I felt a little ashamed that I let it sit on my hard disk for so long, packed away in a RAR file. I didn't know music could be so awesome. 2. The Vagrant Story OST: The Pinnacle of video game music, and the album that truly introduced me to Sakimoto's unique style. 3. The Meine Liebe OST: Absolutely breathtaking classical music, almost too good to be from an anime production. Most of the music is slow with a somewhat dark, dreary ambience, perhaps even a little haunting. 4. Trans-Europe Express: One of Kraftwerk's best albums. Who can't feel good while listening to Europe Endless? 5. Cardcaptor Sakura complete vocal collection: Probably my favorite collection of anime music, period. Absolutely excellently composed, utterly catchy, and completely unforgettable happy-type songs, with a little bit of classical mixed in on the second disc. Each song is completely unique and different from the rest, and all are worthy of multiple listens. Definitely not your typical J-Pop. Every single song on the entire album is excellent. Even the worst song is easily a 9.5/10. Jam it back in, in the dark.  
Last edited by PiccoloNamek; Mar 3, 2007 at 11:26 PM.
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