If you’re ever sat at home and suddenly you think to yourself “You know what? I’m going to become a Prince fan but I don’t know where to start.” This album is the answer to that question, this is by far the greatest Prince album out there, every song on here is a classic. Sex, relationships, partying and politics are all drawn together into one genius double album of classics. Favourite songs for me are Sign o the times, Strange relationship, If I was your girlfriend and Slow love. Slow love especially seems to be a very under appreciated and little known song but it is one of Princes most beautiful jazzy ballads.
Genre: R&B, Funk, Soul, Rock, Avant-pop, Psychedelic Pop Quality: FLAC
I bet there are a few of us out there who are secretly inlove with the second half of this album. Yes, the fist disc is all original Way Out West material, fresh and clear, and as much as I try to see the higher meanings of the A side, the B is so much more romantic and explorative.
There is a lot of that Warrens' honesty in this music. That tasteful, lush and still very free sound that can bring together millions is definitely here. If I would to describe the music of the B side, it is: very melodic, groovy house, bright, light-in-sound percussion, very diverse, and yet all the tracks work in that magical special way that gives us the feeling ; D It reminds me a lot of the Renaissance: Revelations release, so if you know what I'm talking about, then you know that maybe this isn't such a waste of your time.
When I first got Way Out West's "Don't Look Now" I was disturbed by the overall feminine touch, though it grew on me quickly and I discovered the album's inner greatness. On this release, I was more instantly gratified. Though the feminine touch is still present on a couple of tracks, the overall album is more upbeat and hard-hitting in comparison. The sounds are fine-tuned and hi-tech, with lots of fluid and well-layered production. Every now and then a piano or exotic flute shines through for an ethereal moment. Great Album... especially "Sharkhunt," "Secret," "Mindcircus" and "Activity". Fans of Hybrid, Sandra Collins, Deepsky, etc. won't be disappointed
An amazing assortment of musical pieces that are unique, well composed and memorable. The jazzy influence makes for a new sound in the Persona franchise, and it fits the theme of the game very well.
With over 100 tracks there is some variation in style, which is to be expected of a soundtrack that covers so many moods. It has moody pieces, exciting ones and quirky 8bit tracks all in one package.
I really love the jazzy vocal bits, even if the singer's English isn't so strong at times. I can't understand some of the words without a lot of thought, but it doesn't distract from the overall tone or direction. There are several tracks in this collection I will be listening to for years.
Genre : Acid Jazz, Game Soundtrack, Rock, Electronic.
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.
It cannot be over-emphasized just how unlike anything else this album was on its release in 1993. Bjork herself was well known in the UK due to the hype surrounding the first Sugarcubes single, Birthday, and due to one of their last releases, Hit, being played on MTV constantly during 1992. She was not easy to forget: a unique look and a passionate way of singing quite unlike anybody before or since.
Then in June 1993, Human Behaviour was released as a single before this album's release. Whilst immediately apparent that Bjork had abandoned the Sugarcubes indie approach, it still wasn't clear exactly what she had adopted in its place. Could it be that she was doing something...new?! The song was played very frequently on MTV accompanied by an equally elusive video by Michel Gondry.
What this album does very well is combine dance-floor pop music with various other disparate musical elements that are fresh and genuinely surprising. From the sampled tympani and fake distorted guitars of Human Behaviour, the sampled sitar, real tabla and Indian-style score for strings of Venus as a Boy, the disappearence of Bjork into the Milk Bar toilets in the middle of There's More to Life Than This, a jazz ballad accompanied by classical harp and various sounds from everyday life, the rich sax harmonies and swing time of the interludes in Aeroplane, and finally the structure and unusual sax arrangement of The Anchor Song.
Listening to this album now, with the benefit of having listened to all of Bjork's other explorations since, it's the pop/dance tunes that come off worst, inevitably dated by the technology of the drum machines of the day. But they still function to keep the surprises coming and make the album flow perfectly. Crying and There's More to Life Than This may appear the most throwaway, but Bjork's vocal performances on the whole album are unrelentingly passionate, making those songs just as vital to the whole. Plus it has to be said that Big Time Sensuality and Violently Happy are simply great dance tracks, but they still fit within the overall theme of being in love that pervades the album.
So while Bjork may have released more mature or possibly more accomplished music than this in the years since, there is no denying the infectious nature of this album, as Bjork's palpable sense of freedom and enthusiasm drawing you in song after song.
Mmm ok where i start? After a year and eight months i finished an incredible journey. Yes, my mission was simple: create the complete soundtrack of the game ''The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa'', uff i was a complete idiot.
First there is not official soundtrack of this game. My guide was a simple video of youtube of the soundtrack (made by one fan) and one post from steam pinned ''Soundtrack'' for one admin :
Following this two tools i started my mission. IT WAS INCREDIBLE HARD. Men this tracks are so dificult to find, oh! and in a good quality (yeah in your dreams). Thats make me angry a lot of times but...that not gonna stop me, no, not me. So i keep triying, looking in a lot of torrents, blogs, apps, russians and japanese pages...
The soundtrack i present to you is a compilation of all these hours of me in front of my pc searching and searchin and searchin while listened good music of my library. You know Nujabes, Monodeluxe, Bonobo, that kind of music and of COURSE Anitek.
I listened his complete discography to find the tracks, beacuse this soundtrack has a lot of tracks of Anitek and believe me: Anitek is a fucking GENIUS!!!!!!
His Rythms, his melodies, his drums, his music is all beautiful. You can play in one night music from Nujabes, Fat Jon, Bonobo and Anitek and you will be in the same mood and wave of Hip-Hop music.
There are others tracks that make the soundtrack more beautiful, like the three original pieces from Indian & Fox (one of this sounds in the final part of the game and is so sentimental...),one track from SensSnow another from Christos Anestopoulos and one from The Little Wood Studio (three incredible artists, very recomended). All this artists, Anitek and other littles tracks make the game ''The Friends Of Ringo Ishikawa'' an unique and sentimental experience. Its a hidden gem of indie games, just like that.
I never been so proud of uploading a soundtrack, this is my present to all the fan of this game. The fans who always is asking ¿Where can i find all the track together in a list? ¿Where can i download this track? ¿Official soundtrack?
Well there you have and is the best quality i can found, sorry.
If you searched this soundtrack for hours and you finally downloaded from here, pls say thanks, make me know that you found the soundtrack i'm searched for almost two years...
One of the essential britpop albums but at the same time so much more than that since it brought to attention a huge talent - Luke Haines.
Luke Haines seamlessly mixes beatlesque harmonies and Bowie's glam noir, all shrouded in some of the sharpest lyrics you'll ever hear, allowing him to create his own (very) dark universe of disilusion, thinly veiled self loathing and Bellerophon worthy hubris.
You could take this for the harmonies and it would be splendid, but you could take this solely for the lyrics and it would be captivating as well - both elements sewn together it makes for a seriously impactant album.
Part of the so-so Memorial 6-CD Box released in 1995. This is the 4th CD and it includes the OPs and EDs found in the TV series, plus OAV-exclusive songs. The quality is a bit better than the separate singles and they're all conveniently packed in a single, slick CD.
The loseless files were found on the internet (not my rip) and the images were taken from here. Still the sound is 100% legit, so enjoy if this is your cup of tea (I know it is).
This is one of the best albums from Dream Catalogue's label. Its very darkness but also very relaxing music.
The artist Alexey Devyanin (Russian) under the Computer Graphics alias , it will take you on a journey of chilled and spacial moments using his refined production talents and daring electronic experimentalism.
Some people called ''If LSD Dream Emulator was a nightclub''...
