What's the best anime soundtrack you can think of?
What's the best anime soundtrack you can think of?
Gavin Reyes
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Juan Ward
Cardfight Vanguard G's
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Zachary Watson
Space Dandy
Ryder Butler
Death note
Parker Young
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Evan Bell
Buster Machine no Tamashii is one of my all time favorites.
Bebop classics like The Egg and I, Spokey Dokey, and Waltz for Zizi, Tank, etc will always be relevant.
Space Dandy OST was worth it's weight in gold.
Celeb some Nujabes in there too.
Samurai Champloo OST was wild.
Komm Susser Tod, Eva opening, and Fly me to the Moon will always be good as well.
Owen Long
Kill la Kill
Luis Lopez
Panty and Stocking
Henry Wood
+1 for Made in Abyss.
also, Shinsekai Yori
Luis Allen
Utena
Hunter Thompson
Monogatari OST would be the one I've listened to the most, I suppose
Oliver Mitchell
correct answer
Jacob Harris
Both S1 and S2 of Kekkai Sensen's OST.
Joshua Ross
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Jason Morris
obviosly
Adam Ortiz
MiA was fantastic, one of the few OSTs I keep coming back to. Pic related is another fav. Just most things Yoko Kanno in general are good
Anthony Brown
This masterpiece
Tyler Sanders
FMA 03
Lucas Reed
Lucas Rivera
Pleb. Only 2-3 tracks were worth a shit.
ITT:
Space Dandy
Cowboy Bebop
Hellsing
FMA:B and fuck faggots meme'ing about 03 having better OST, the only noteworthy track was Brothers and its two instrumental variations
Baccano!
Berserk - both 1997 and the movies
Break Blade
Kekkai Sensen
GITS - especially the movies
Gundam Unicorn
NHK ni Youkoso
Space Battleship Yamato 2199
Jeremiah Hernandez
Sora no Woto.
Both Horizon OST's.
Gargantia.
David Lewis
GOAT
Sebastian Fisher
I really don't understand what people saw in MiA OST. It's just average. Far from a masterpiece. Just like the anime.
Elijah Roberts
Completely agree. There are so many anime with actually great soundtracks, I am really confused as to why people keep harping on MiA of all things.
Ian Sullivan
>It's just average.
lmao
>Just like the anime.
LMAO.
I love this hyperbole from contrarians who don't understand how medians work.
Leo Turner
they're the same retards who think a 7/10 means 'mediocre', and a 5/10 means 'bad'.
Landon Robinson
If 5 means mediocre, Made in Abyss is a solid 5/10
Brandon Adams
MiA has a lot of nice, relaxing BG songs and a few stand out songs. I don't know if I'd call it one of the bests, but I do find myself listening to it often.
Luke Martinez
No, it's a 7 or an 8.
Easton Baker
Madoka probably has the best OST. So many perfect pieces of music in there that few other OST can even begin to match.
Jason Ortiz
But it was objectively above average. There are dozens of anime every year that are animated like garbage, written like garbage, and noone cares about and will never remember.
Made in Abyss was obviously something special, whether or not you were personally fond of it.
Samuel Lee
It's not anime but Asuras Wrath OST is amazing
Leo Davis
biased because i like jazz
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Sebastian Collins
>mfw crucifixion
Isaac Watson
Legitimately one of the best albums of all time in general
>Itsuwari no Saisei
>Migawari no Shinyuu
>Komm, süsser Tod (M-10 Director's edit. version)
>Heisoku no Kakudai
Owen Sullivan
sweaty ping pong girls
Julian Morgan
don't forget Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.
Ian Walker
Maybe not best soundtrack, but label is classy.
Austin Sanders
Inuyasha had an absolutely amazing soundtrack. By the end of the 167 episodes it got goofy because of how much they were reused and how you could predict what was gonna happen in a scene by the beginning of the musical cue but still great fucking music. All the OPs and EDs were solid too.
Tyler Campbell
This or NHK.
It's not?
Evan Perry
Angel's Egg
Kevin Clark
People only remember MiA because of the episode 10. Special my ass.
Jack Sanchez
>People only remember MiA because of the episode 10.
Nonsense.
Alexander Nguyen
but the best and most memorable part of the show wasn't even in episode 10. 10 just sort of initiated that feeling of helplessness that was heavily foreshadowed and everyone knew was coming anyway.
the real reason Made in Abyss is memorable is its art, its animation, its direction, its OST, its worldbuilding, and the simple and fun, yet ominous and mysterious fantasy adventure.
it's okay to not like things, user. but don't pretend that MiA isn't a high quality show.
Nolan Moore
Kara no Kyoukai
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Jaxson Cox
meant for:
Xavier Hill
>tfw made in abyss composer is a fucking aussie
How did a gaijin manage to get a job as a composer in the anime industry?, did he fucked someone's daughter and her dad gave him a job or what.
Chase Lee
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Man, Sup Forums trully has become full of normalfags.
Cooper Allen
It's a video game so I wasn't sure if It counted
Tyler Hughes
Honestly SAO, people like to shit on the anime for a lot of reasons, but never acknowledge how fucking good the OST is, almost all tracks from the first season are amazing.
Joshua Reyes
>but the best and most memorable part of the show wasn't even in episode 10.
MiA it's well produced, I don't deny it, but, c'mon, episode 10 was the key for the fame. Before that, the anime was called snoozefest by many because of its lack of stakes, excess of exposition (worldbuilding? more like wordbuilding) and slow pace. But then:
> loli spitting blood?! oh my god! aoty! masterpiece! S E I N E N
By the end of this year no one else will remember. Just wait.
Leo Scott
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Carter Collins
>Being this mad about Made in abyss
You know the sequence at the end of episode 8 was pretty good, and also episode 11-12-13 were even better that what happened at episode 10.
Joshua Reed
Aria, and Amanchu have the best soundtracks for sure. The OST alone is a legitimate reason to watch the anime first over reading the manga. I've been listening to the Aria OST's to relax for years now.
Honorable mentions for Monogatari, TTGL, Steins;gate and Welcome to the NHK (why does normie shit have the best music).
Josiah Cox
Strangely, I don't remember any tracks from this other than the opening.
MiA's good, like people said. You can kinda tell that the composer is a vidya composer, I enjoy the gamey sound of some tracks.
Anyway, I liked every soundtrack by Yasuharu Takanashi that I heard so far, especially Shiki. Shiki's basically carried by the music.
Taku Iwasaki is also incredible, but you can kinda draw parallels between his tracks and it seems a bit less impressive when you see the patterns. Like in Now and Then, Here and There, and Samurai X. Some stuff is too similar.
I also thought Monster had a great soundtrack, very elegant and atmospheric.
Brayden Walker
I'm not mad. And, again, despite the good intention of the production, in terms of characters, music and development, the series is just average. But after episode 10 people came to think it was bigger than that. Shit, just remember Re: Zero after the episode where Subaru has his head cut off.
> The new Evangelion.
Kids love gore.
Samuel Perry
Stop going to facebook user
Xavier Price
Lots of good picks in this thread. I really love the OST for Girls und Panzer, the marching songs of all these different countries add so much character to the show.
Kekkai Sensen has like 3 of the greatest insert songs ever. Tortoise Knight gives me chills.
Gabriel Hill
There was plenty of gore before Subaru got his head cut off. Go be retarded somewhere else.
Logan Thompson
Texhnolyze and Penguindrum are my favorite soundtracks in recent memory
Matthew Allen
>in terms of characters, music and development, the series is just average.
No, this isn't correct.
Juan Gonzalez
Sketchbook full color's
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Lincoln Cruz
It's definitely up there.
Luke Reyes
Correct
Nolan Murphy
The gaijins are taking over user, The guy doing VEG and Hakumei is fucking great.
Joseph Campbell
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I'm astonished that I'm still able to be taken by surprise for Sup Forums's horrible taste
John Clark
He did the soundtrack for Under the Dog, that Kickstarter anime. He got connections into the industry through that.
Eli Lee
Under the Dog got released in the end?
Easton Scott
Although Koutetsujou no Kabaneri was a fucking trainwreck, it's a matter of fact that its soundtrack is glorious.
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Adrian Bailey
Yup.
Hunter Flores
Doki Doki suru!!~!
Ayden Gutierrez
OP did say anime OST, not VN OST, but good choice anyways
Benjamin Scott
>KDBDPEGI OF TNE IGON FOGTGESS
Matthew Cox
Gonna sound like a basic bitch, but Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo
Nolan Thompson
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Colton Davis
the truth is here
Joseph Long
Fuck me, I've only noticed. Here's a better one.
Samuel Lewis
LOGH, NGE, Monster, Texhnolyze, Akira
Jordan Wilson
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I haven't watched Made in Abyss yet but there's no doubt I won't regret watching it due to the soundtrack alone. Also, kinda feel proud of myself noticing western vibes in it and then reading above that the composer isn't from Japan. Anyone else with me who notices the likely origin of the soundtracks from the get-go?
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Bentley Wood
and KareKano
Lincoln Thomas
There surely is something even better, but this is the one I can think of right now.
Dominic Moore
Top taste
Matthew Campbell
The OST in this movie was so fucking good.
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Charles Turner
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Oliver Ortiz
Unicorn
Landon Taylor
Aiden Anderson
Asher Turner
That (along with Zero&Madoka) was peak Kaijura.
Xavier Bell
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00 OST was godly.
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IBO OST was also surprisingly nice despite show being shit.
Nicholas Howard
Josiah James
Blue Exorcist
Nathan Ortiz
Yeah, but that episode was focused specifically on that. But keep thinking that what made MiA famous was the """great"""" characterization, the """"great""" OST and the """"great"""" worldbuilding if it makes you feel better.
Nah.
I don't have one.
Hudson Peterson
>karekano
My brother from another mother
Luis Diaz
Wyatt Rivera
>arjuna
>macross +
>e s c a f l o w n e
>akira
>ghost in the shell (movie)
Honorable mention goes to Infinite Ryvius for the really cool instrumental hip hop and argento soma for the dramatic flamenco.
Benjamin Murphy
Samurai Champloo
Asher Morales
Hell yeah, the only anime soundtracks I keep in my regular music library
Blake Myers
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This is probably the best song to ever come from an anime
Brayden Hernandez
K-On
Charlotte