ITT: Things in anime OSTs that give you a hard on
>trumpet in the background
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ITT: Things in anime OSTs that give you a hard on
Parker Powell
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Luke Scott
Violins also give that brilliant cherry on top.
Jaxson Gomez
>idol like songs
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Carter Lewis
Spanish guitar
Bleach's Hueco Mundo OST was too good for the arc
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Landon Garcia
>Spanish guitar
It's truly the best. Flamenco songs in anime are always super hype: youtube.com
Christopher Gray
> prominent sax part
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Jonathan Collins
Julian Bailey
>trumpets in general
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Austin Torres
A solid, driving drum beat that supports strings or solo organ into rock riffs? Why not both?
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Blake Wilson
There's something magical about old school reverb and synth.
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Benjamin Ortiz
It fits the scene absolutely perfectly
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Jayden Garcia
> A solid, driving drum beat that supports strings or solo organ into rock riffs? Why not both?
If you hadn't already then take a listen to anything really by Takanashi Yasuharu, don't stop at Tiger Mas W.
Caleb Roberts
ED plays before credits appear
Gavin Butler
>that funk wicka-wicka-wicka-wicka beat in the background with trumpet and sax layered over top of it
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Juan Myers
Piano tracks or mostly piano tracks.
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Jayden Campbell
Oh, no, I've been all over it for a while, user. Tiger Mask W was just the first thing to come to mind tonight. On a completely other note, though, I feel bad that there just seems to be no shred metal left in anime. I swear, the hardest that things get anymore is something like BACK-ON or BUMP OF CHICKEN. I want a whole metal song in the back. Just a whole thing--lyrics and everything blasting in the background: youtube.com
Dylan Howard
Hayashi Yuuki is a god of upbeat tracks
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Colton Perry
>Haikyuu!!
>Hayashi Yuuki
The best part about those powerful/upbeat/go-time songs is that they always last like 2.5-4 minutes each. I don't know how the guy does it. The song isn't just a minute-long loop or anything either; rather, it's a dynamic journey of more or less the same evolving emotion throughout the entire song. They're all great, even if he ends up repeating himself now and again.
Oliver Foster
Why did half the NHK ost get deleted from youtube/blocked in my country?
Christian Carter
Source?
Owen Miller
Big Order soundtrack.
Christian Nguyen
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Hudson Scott
>Things in anime OSTs that give you a hard on
Ironically enough, what anime used to to best was basing itself on western media, that's what never fails to give me a boner.
Luke Clark
When the OP is way more cheerful and peppy than the actual series itself
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Wyatt Adams
I miss this kinda soundtrack. It just so comfy
Luke Flores
Katou Tatsuya's style when he does orchestral tracks with percussion loops.
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Dominic Anderson
Wubstep used right a la Kemono Friends.
Connor Jackson
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Adrian Lee
When one of the seiyuu's sings the OP
Juan Turner
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Cooper Parker
I don't know what it is about this but it makes my ears diamonds
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Also for a soundtrack that literally got me hard - Aki Sora had a surprisingly amazing soundtrack
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The song at 23:12 is a melancholy masterpiece
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Justin Miller
Those slow EDs that start with only a single, slow instrument. They make great OST near the end.
Samuel Young
This, Katou Tatsuya is pretty high tier in my list.
Aaron Young
Dominic Turner
Everything about this:
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Kevin Adams
The Irish/Scottish fiddle right at the beginning gets me diamond-hard. Anyone know any other anime/movie themes with intense fiddling?
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>intense fiddling
Jackson Collins
you should watch Naru Taru
Christopher Evans
Do you like this
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Thomas Flores
>Guts theme
Susumu Hirasawa is the best. That's one of my all time favourite tracks in anime/cinema/tv in general.
Everything he does is gold.
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Millennium Actress would be an excellent film even with a different OST, but he just elevates it that much further.
Carson Diaz
>when all of the OPs and EDs from previous seasons play throughout the entire final episode