Showing posts with label Soundtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soundtrack. Show all posts

[2020] Ori and the Will of the Wisps Soundtrack [Gareth Coker] ''FLAC''

  March 25, 2020 Anonymous   , , , , , , ,   2 comments   Edit
Ori and the Will of the Wisps


Just as amazing as the soundtrack was to Ori and the Blind Forest, Gareth Coker has done it once more with the soundtrack to Ori and the Will of the Wisps!

These tracks are beautiful and whisk you away to the Ori universe. If you are a fan of the series and the music from the first one, then you certainly will want to pick up this soundtrack as well! I constantly have this on repeat! I actually just completed this game today and listening to this soundtrack, these tracks still all the emotion within me as they did when I was playing the amazing game!

Genre : Ambient, Chillout, Electronic, Neoclassical, New Age, Game Soundtrack.
Quality : FLAC





[2018] Millennium Mother [Mili] ''FLAC''

  March 04, 2019 Anonymous   , , ,   1 comment   Edit
Millennium Mother


Mili never fails to disappoint with this latest album, building off some previous work while crafting fascinating new stories along the way.

My personal favorite songs would be Camelia and Summoning 101, but there honestly is not a song too dislike in this album. Each track has been beautifully composed in both its tune and lyrical flow as always. If you enjoyed songs like Ga1ahad and Scientific Witchery and Utopiosphere in previous albums, this album is a must-have.

Genre : Electronic, Dance, Pop Rock, Soundtrack.
Quality : FLAC




[2006] Mushishi Soundtrack [Toshiro Masuda] ''FLAC''

  December 20, 2017 Anonymous   , , ,   No comments   Edit
Mushishi


The soundtrack for Mushishi is a must have , if you are the type into soothing New Age type music.
It is a compilation of the episodes music, each episode had different music. Soothing Japanese instrumentals blending old Japanese traditional music with new sounds. Bells, flutes, drums are just some of the treats this soundtrack has to offer. If sound translated to color I would say it is a soothing green , like much of series itself.. Do yoga while listening, meditate, use it as relaxing background music just because. You can't go wrong with this one

Genre : New Age, Ambient, Soundtrack.
Quality : FLAC

[2001] +Bien Soundtrack [Gustavo Cerati] ''FLAC''

  December 20, 2017 Anonymous   , , ,   No comments   Edit
+Bien


+ Bien es un album excelente, no solo porque es de Gustavo Cerati,sino porque la musica contenida en este cd es algo , en lo personal, sublime. Uno siente la esencia del mundo terrenal y celestial y a la vez el mundo de Cerati. el track PORCELANA es uno de mis favoritos junto con el ultimo track que le da titulo al film. album instrumental, un Cerati electronico, nada mal esta propuesta, siempre el artista busca esa evolución en cada jornada o viaje que emprende y Cerati lo hace cada vez que nos muestra un album nuevo, ya con este último (+ BIEN) ha demostrado que puede darnos más alegría y muchas emociones positivas a través de su musica.

Si eres fan de Cerati y te gusta toda propuesta musical, este album debe estar en tu coleccion, si estas estancado en el viejo cerati de antaño, mejor ni pierdas el tiempo, pues no lo entenderias

Genre : Movie Soundtrack, Ambient, Electronic.
Quality : FLAC



[2017] Blade Runner 2049 [Hans Zimmer & Benjamin Wallfisch] ''FLAC''

  October 22, 2017 Anonymous   , ,   4 comments   Edit
Blade Runner 2049


This past weekend I saw "Blade Runner 2049" in the theater (more on that later). If you have seen the original Blade Runner movie (released in 1982), you know that it features a brilliant electronic score, courtesy of the legendary Vangelis. The question was whether Vangelis would return for the long awaited sequel. As it turns out, he did not. In his stead, the producers engaged not one but two composers who know each other well: Hans Zimmer & Benjamin Wallfisch. They have previously also combined for the score to "Hidden Figures" last year. And of course they are solo film composers in their own right, with Zimmer being one the top Hollywood composers of this generation--check out his brilliant score for the recent "Dunkirk" as but one example of his rich catalog.
"Let's imagine how Vangelis would've done this", seems to be the motto or process by which Zimmer and Wallfisch composed this score. In that sense, the music is quite derivative but no less exquisite. Check out "Her Eyes Were Green", a romantic, almost wistful tune. "Sea Wall", on the other hand, is a full-throttle and epic 10 min. composition that is out of this world. "Tears In the Rain" is credited to Zimmer & Wallfisch, but is clearly taken from/inspired by the song of same name from the 1982 soundtrack. Then comes "Blade Runner", a 10 min. mini-suite that in essence captures the many themes heard earlier in the movie. it runs over the movie's end titles. This collection ends with a song called "Almost Human", sung by Lauren Daigle. Please note: this song is NOT featured in the movie. Frankly, it is nowhere as good as the score, and it's easy to see why this was not included in the movie.
As to the movie itself, given the cult status of the 1982 movie, and the 35 year wait, could the new Blade Runner possibly deliver the goods and live up to expectations? As it turns out, YES and YES. Director Dennis Villeneuve delivers a masterpiece that is complex, brooding and epic, yet while staying true to the spirit of the 1982 original. If you are expecting an "action sci-fi", you will be sorely disappointed, as "Blade Runner 2049" is not for anyone in a hurry. I thought it was bloody brilliant. "Blade Runner" both the soundtrack and the movie, is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Genre : Dark Ambient, Electronic, Soundtrack.
Quality : FLAC




[1999] Dewprism Original Soundtrack [Junya Nakano] ''ALAC''

  January 10, 2017   , , , ,   4 comments   Edit
Dewprism


Junya Nakano is one of the most underrated composers out there. Until Final Fantasy X, he was a relative unknown in the game music industry. Amid loads of great talent at Square, his music was often lost in the mix. Yet during that time he composed a vastly different RPG score in Dew Prism. Although it may not sound like your typical RPG soundtrack, it does have quite a bit of appeal. Much of the music is mellow and laid-back, but there are a few tracks that pop out demand your attention. I haven't played the game, but I can just picture the lush and vibrant forest imagery while listening to this music.
Dew Prism's soundtrack is separated onto two CDs, Rue's Disc and Mint's Disc. As such, most of the music is character specific and is represented on each character's disc respectively. Generally, the overall tone differs greatly on each: Mint's is upbeat and cheerful while Rue's is mellower, and at times sharp and stirring. However, the differing styles work well. If you're in a happier mood you may want to listen to Mint's Disc. Looking for something more laid-back, Rue's will do fine. Both have their high points as well as the expected filler tracks, but overall Dew Prism contains a nice selection of music.
As mentioned before, Rue's Disc is a bit more subdued, but there a few upbeat tunes that truly stand out. "Passing Through the Forest" is one of the best pieces on the album, and fits in well with the game's foresty atmosphere. "Fancy Mel" is a fun piece with it's cheerful melody chirping away throughout. And then there's "Sad Prima Doll," "Reminiscence," and "A Chance Meeting" which are all very calming with their soothing melodies. On the other hand is Mint's disc which is filled with up-beat, catchy tunes that perfectly captures the character's free-spirited nature. Of the two discs I enjoy this one more. There are so many excellent pieces here it's hard to pick favorites. "Underground Ruins" is AWESOME, my favorite track on the CD. I love how Nakano takes an upbeat melody and mixes it with a slower, soothing base harmony resulting in something almost magical. "Rodo ~Impetuous Soul~," "Village," and "Maya's Theme" are all excellently composed as well. Finally, I must mention "Finale ~Mint~" which is a jazzed-up version of the Dew Prism main theme. I love this piece, and found it to be a fresh and invigorating inclusion on the album.
If you're looking for something different, Dew Prism is a great choice. Filled with a wonderful mixture of ambient and highly enjoyable melodious tracks, unless you're turned off by slower music, you can't go wrong with this one. With its mellow, soothing tone, Dew Prism is great to listen to in the background while doing work or while just chilling out.!

Genre: Game Soundtrack
Quality: ALAC

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[2011] Ni No Kuni [Joe Hisaishi] Ost ''FLAC'' and Full OST Ps3 GameRip ''Mp3''

  February 12, 2016 Anonymous   , ,   No comments   Edit
Ni No Kuni


One of the best orchestral soundtracks to a game I've ever heard. The title track is especially great. Highly recommend.

Genre : Orchestral, Game, Soundtrack, Game Ost.
Quality : Flac


Ni No Kuni Ps3 Gamerip


This is the same soundtrack but more complete because the oficial album of this game don't have all pieces. Best quality in the net.

Genre : Orchestral, Game, Soundtrack, Game Ost.
Quality : Mp3 230 Kbps




[2010] Final Fantasy XIV Before Meteor [VA] ''FLAC''

  June 23, 2015 Anonymous   , , ,   1 comment   Edit
 Final Fantasy XIV


Este es el primer pack de la extensa, versátil, clásica e innovadora banda sonora del Final Fantasy XIV.
Tuvo cinco compositores este soundtrack de los cuales, por su puesto, el que mas ruido hizo fue Nobuo Uematsu. Sin embargo, Tsutomu Narita fue el encargado de hacer casi todos los arreglos de las composiciones del maestro veterano.
Composed By :  Nobuo Uematsu, Masayoshi Soken, Tsuyoshi Sekito. Naoshi Mizuta, Ryo Yamazaki.
Arranged By : Tsutomu Narita, Masayoshi Soken, Tsuyoshi Sekito, Naoshi Mizuta, Ryo Yamazaki, Michio Okamiya, Kenichiro Fukui.

Genre: Game, Orchestral, Soundtrack, Classical.
Quality: Flac.


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