Showing posts with label Drum & Bass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drum & Bass. Show all posts

[1999] Street Fighter III Third Strike Soundtrack Fight for the Future [Hideki Okugawa] ''FLAC''

Street Fighter III Third Strike


This is not the kind of soundtrack one can listen to regularly and get familiar with. I'd say it's best to play at a party because it makes for perfect background music to chatting and drinking and it's neo-techno feel is suitably apt.

The music presented here is rather good, with great beats and all but it just seems to be stuck in between a soundtrack CD and a regular 'trance' CD. Some of the tracks are 'Tribal Dance' mixes which I can't imagine most of the music being out-of-place in a typical nightclub even all these years later. It's also great for budding DJs to have fun with in mixing and editing.

Video game music has come a long way. This is the epitome of great techno music. All the music in here is great... my favorite is the James Bond-esque theme found in Yun and Yang's background music. The best part is the rapping (yes, rapping in a Street Fighter game!) done by the well-established Canadian hip-hop superstar Infinite. You must get this soundtrack... you will not be disappointed.

Genre : Game Soundtrack, Electronic, Techno, House, Drum & Bass, Hip-Hop, Cool Jazz, Jungle.
Quality : FLAC






[2000] Journey Inwards [LTJ Bukem] ''FLAC''

Journey Inwards


What some people appear to have not noticed is that although LTJ Bukem has been around for a while and has mixed and produced many records, Journey Inwards is in fact his first solo album. It mixes great Drum & Bass with a Jazz influence and is well worth the money. It is a great step away from the dark, and in my opinion boring, turn that most Drun & bass has taken. It has soul and feeling this is definately the way forward for Drum & Bass.

Genre : Drum & Bass, Jazz.
Quality : FLAC



[2000] Boogiepop Phantom Original Soundtrack [VA] ''FLAC''

Boogiepop Phantom


Most anime series' that have great sountracks, but listening to them you can easily notice that the music was designed to watch with the series, and lacks much of it's greatness without the visual aid. However the Boogiepop Phantom sountrack features songs that can be listened to by anyone (Even those who insist on not wanting anything to due with the series because of its goofy title). The songs may be lengthy but you'll be surprised how much creativity is in each song, compared to most anime music where if you see an eight minute song listed you think "Oh great, another song with a one minute intro and seven minutes of repetative techno." The only thing that might turn some poeple away is that the majority of the music is rather depressing which fits with the mood of the series. Overall I LOVE this album and it is consider it to be my favorite among my collection.

Genre: Ambient, Anime Ost, Downtempo, Drum & Bass, Electronic, 
Quality: FLAC 


[2000] Music Inspired by Boogiepop and Others [Yuki Kajiura]

El Titulo lo dice todo.

Genre: Ambient, Downtempo, Electronic, 
Quality: FLAC 

[2006] Air Gear Original Soundtrack [Skankfunk] ''FLAC''

Air Gear Original Soundtrack


[2006] Air Gear What A Groovy Trick!! (Ost 1) [Skankfunk]


Genre: Soundtrack (Electronic, Drum & Bass)
Quality: FLAC


[2007] Air Gear Who Wants More Groovy Trick!! (Ost 2) [Skankfunk]


Genre: Soundtrack (Electronic, Drum & Bass)
Quality: FLAC