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animebrainyanic
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Loop -- ED of Tsubasa Chronicle - Its recent though, I think it started saturday evening when they air Tsubasa Chronicle on some local TV channel here in country dubbed ("QTV 11" for those who want them informed.)
I remembered back then when I was a fan of Sakura, as a matter of fact, it's my favorite bishie back when I was hooked up on watching NHK, I was surprised they made TC, I thought it was just a spinoff of CCS. Then became addicted to it, and never got bored, I especially like the ED as well, I'm not tired repeating this song again and again. It gives me sweet memories of my past. |
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TheDrizzle
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I have a few. One of them is "Go!!!" by Flow, which I'm sure was the fourth opening for Naruto. I'm usually not a big fan of Naruto, I'll watch it when it's on [Adult Swim], but I just love that opening song! It's so catchy, I wish I knew the words so I could sing to it.
The next one I really like is "Asterisk" by Orange Range, which was the first opening for Bleach. If I had more money, I would buy that song online. I know the words to it (in Japanese), and I find myself always singing along to it when it's on, although I sometimes mess up because I learned the song by ear, and it's a little hard to find out what they are saying, seeing as I'm not fluent in Japanese. Yet still, a very awesome song. Last, but now least, is "Days" by Flow, which was the first opening theme for Eureka Seven. Along with "Asterisk", I know most of the words to the song and often are singing along, but I get lost on some parts (due to the whole "not fluent in Japanese" thing). Not much to say, although it's one of my favorites. |
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CSousuke
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I'll have to quote you on this one because it's absolutely true. Those are my favorites as well. I'm learning the words to "Asterisk" slowly, but they sing very fast and I want to figure the words out on my own without using Google. |
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BladeDragoonZETA
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pretty much anything by Jam Project (ie Soultaker [Soultaker], Dragon[New Getter Robo])
Colors By Flow[Code Geass] and most recently this catchy little number and I honestly don't know why http://youtube.com/watch?v=DvLBnMvApBg |
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Tama!Tama!Tama!
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I would have to go with for now….
Shiki no Uta- end song to Samurai Champloo by Minmi & Nujabes…. For its fine touch to such an energetic show it levels a lot of the episodes out when you here all the hip-hop tunes. Space lion- end song to Jupiter jazz part II by Yoko Kanno & the Seatbelts…. For its way of sending you into that ethereal like mood with the kids chanting and that saxophone intro gives me a great feeling inside. Requiem - from Akira by Geinoh Yamashirogumi & Shoji Yamashiro…. For its feeling of eminent doom while at the same time bringing you right back to the beginning with kaneda's theme song great stuff. The beginning of the end. I suppose I have a thing for ending songs… I have plenty of others but will let that go for the time being. Bye Bye |
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Amayirot Akago
 Posts: 25 Location: Out of my mind |
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Right now I'm obsessed with Shiroi Oka - Maromi's Theme, the ED from Paranoia Agent. It's so deliciously dreamy, and I've always had a soft spot for synth tunes.
Also, School Days' Kanashimi No Mukou He. Deliciously melancholic and ominous, as well as hilariously sadistic because of the scene it plays in. The vocals are gorgeous as well. Last edited by Amayirot Akago on Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:41 am; edited 1 time in total |
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XCNinja
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My number one would have to be The Light Before we Land, the opening for Gunslinger Girl, by the Delgados. I think that it's mostly the fact that it has to do with GG, but it almost always threatens to bring a tear to my eye when I hear it, never mind that it's just a beautiful song. It's one of the very few songs in existence that I can listen to a couple times in a row and then listen to it again tomorrow.
I've got a few more... many from Eureka Seven's amazing soundtrack. Rather not waste time listing all the stuff that I don't get sick of though. |
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vigilas1890
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Actually I Have 5 Songs that I don't get bored of And is always in my playlist (Make that Vigilas1890's Playlist)
1. Loop-Tsubasa RESERvoir Chronicle-Maaya Sakamoto I Love the message of this song. Like Sore ga, Ai Deshou it comes with the message of hope and not giving up. The music is very pleasing in the ear. It also has a very good artist. I like Maaya Sakamoto As the Artist Of it because she really seveal the very essence of the song. 2. Spica-Tsubasa RESERvoir Chronicle-Maaya Sakamoto This song, I think, Is a song with a promise. It was inserted when Princess Tomoyo Said The 5 Vows that Kurogane Should Promise Her for him to have the Ginryu sword of his father and i think it suites that situation. Actually even BEFORE I saw that episode I Already heard It and I Was very surprised to hear it at that episode. I like the entrance Of that Song a lot and the chorus. It's Translation Shows that you always have a friend to share your problems with and a shoulder to cry on. 3. Alones-Bleach-Aqua Timez A very energetic song and very powerful aura is within this song. Although I don't have the english translation and the english version of it I think it has a good meaning. 4. Sen No Yoru Wo Koete-Bleach Movie-Aqua Timez Once Again An Aqua Timez Song That I like. this Song is like Love At First sight when I heard It. In an instant I fell for how it was sang and the tempo is very fast. I like the Intro that was like It was slow at first but when you get to the part where you hear them singing you became very surprised. And Last But not the lease...........The Top 1 5. Sore Ga, Ai Deshou-Full Metal Panic Fumoffu-Mikuni Shimokawa A totally Beautiful Song Whose message is very Good. It gives You the message of never give up and Inspiration to pursue on Your dreams Inspite of tremendous problems And there's Always another day waiting for you in the horizon ready for you to make it the best day of your life. A little Like inspirational And A bit of love. It also says that there's always a person that gives you inspiration to you and makes you wanna go further to your potential and push yourself to the limits. A little like your parents or friends or someone you admire very much. The intro was very good and was calm like. The tempo was just right and the artist has a very beautiful voice that once again reveals the very essence of the song. For me, this song is the best. Actually it was my mosy favorite of all time. Even before I actually Got this song The anime Was released in The Philippines And when I first Heard It I thought It was a very Beautiful Song And Thought Where Could I get this Song. This is also the very First Song to fall in my Top List which before Was Blaze Of Kotani Kinya Of the anime Tsubasa RESERvoir Chronicle And Walts By Suneohair In the Anime Honey And Clover. Now It remained The Top 1 In my Playlist. |
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Mohawk52
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There are several anime songs that I never get tired of.
1) Hemisphere, the opening from RahXephon. I love fusion, be it jazz, or rock, and this track and Yoko Kanno has a style that vibrates that part of my brain just right. 2) Fledgling Dream, The closing from RahXephon. I love the slow rhythmic early 60's beat together with synthesiser. I grew up with the Moog synthesiser and it's still my favourite electronic instrument. 3) Call me, from Cowboy Bebop. Just another brilliant ballade from Ms. Kanno. 4) Open Your Mind, from Ah My Goddess TV, first season. I also love Celtic music, be it Irish, Scottish, or Welsh. it has a great back vocals that just raised the hairs on the back of my neck. Another one that does the same for the same reason is: 5) Sayonara Solitaire, from Chrono Crusade. I love most of Yuki Kajiura's compositions and this is one that still brings a tear to my eyes. More recently I can't seem to get enough of; 6) Kiri, the opening from Ergo Proxy. I never heard of Monoral until now. This brilliant ballade is very infectious and reminds me a bit of U2. The lead singer looks just like a real live bi-shounen with the long hair to match. Their recent album CD "Turbulance", that has Kiri, and other tracks that are just as brilliant, is winging its way from Japan to my post box as I speak. |
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Full_Metal1923
 Posts: 312 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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"READY STEADY GO" by L'Arc~en~Ciel - Fullmetal Alchemist
- It's simply one of my favourite songs, and being attached to my favourite anime of all time also helps keep that nostalgic tie-in there. Another song like this would be: "Tobira no Mukoe he" by YeLLOW Generation - I also get the sense it's overlooked but it's a really great song that I don't think I'll ever get bored of. "Namo Shirenu Hana" by The Indigo - I've never seen Ai Yori Aoshi, but I still manage to come across its music, and this is one of the best! It's very relaxin,g and upbeat. It sums up my thoughts, and love for The Indigo in general. These are the songs that I can say now but there are way too many out there that I always seem to come back to, so it's difficult to list them but no doubt, these three songs will always be among my favourites, and I'll never get bored of. |
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zawa113
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Came across a new one, clearly appealing to my nature of loving classical music: "Lilium" by Kumiko Noma, aka the opening to Elfen Lied, which I started watching recently.
Aside from taking 3 years of Latin back in High School to make the opening appealing to my academic side (which ironically hates english and proper scentence structure), there are certain opera songs that I like. While I don't like opera for the most part and I usually go for orchestral classical, I do like Habanera from Carmen, which I think this sounds a little like in a highly absrtact way that if you heard them, you'd wonder how I thought that at all. While I don't quite know, I do like both songs in a similar manner. |
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TheTheory
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Speaking of Cromartie, I love the music on the DVD menus. I finally finished the series this afternoon and when I stuck the 4th DVD in I stayed on the menu screen for several minutes because the music was so fantastic. Same with DVD 1 and 2. (DVD 3's voice-only thing sucked after the initial "oh that's kind of clever" reaction wore off.) The one theme song that I've absolutely loved is the OP from Nabario no Ou, "Crawl" by VELTPUNCH. The guy's voice is... ok (wretched on the first line when he's singing by himself). But the girl who harmonizes with him has a heavenly voice and the mixture of the two is just stunning. The rock backdrop serves as a good palette for the vocals to work with. And the chorus is catchy as hell. Label me in love. Also really like the second OP for Death Note, "What's Up, People?!" by Maximum the Hormone. I'd been thinking that I'd never heard anyone that really comes close to doing the System of a Down thing, and then I heard this song and was like, "Whoa." It has that same spastic feel, but also avoids feeling like a total rip-off. I've also enjoyed various Naruto and Bleach themes... but never really bothered digging those up, so I don't know what they were. I figure if it matters I'll stumble upon them again. |
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AutomaticLimit
 Posts: 8 Location: Florida |
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Hmmm, the one song that I listen to over and over again is Second Flight from Please Twins. It just rubs my brain in the right way. Other music currently on my playlist is Dark Chii theme and Let Me Be With You from Chobits along with the OST from Akira and Cowboy Bebop.
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Aura Ichadora
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There's a lot, so I'll just list my top 5:
Parade - Chaba (Naruto 12th ED) - It's an excellent song that's really catchy, has a great meaning, and it's actually really easy to sing. It's one of two songs I know completely in Japanese (although the English is still a challenge to match up  ).
Michi ~to you all~ - aluto (Naruto: Shippuuden 2nd ED) - Again, an excellent song that's catchy and has a great meaning, and actually makes me wish I knew how to play the violin. It gets stuck in my head a lot, and I hum it a lot at work (but hey, I don't mind; when I'm waiting for customers humming music is a great way to past time!). Rewrite - Asian Kung-Fu Generation (FullMetal Alchemist 4th OP) - This is one of those songs I just jam around to cause I just can't help it. I've actually really gotten into this song lately, especially during breaks at work when I need a musical pick-me-up.
Tobira no Mukou e - Yellow Generation (FullMetal Alchemist 2nd ED) - This is actually a very inspirational song, and very catchy with the lyrics and beat. Like with Michi ~to you all~ I hum this a lot at work. Shout it loud - Scudelia Electro (King of Bandits Jing OP) - One of the first OPs that I actually really got into, and actually the hardest one to find (seriously, it was like no one ever heard of Scudelia Electro or KOBJ!) Either way, all ranting aside, it wasn't too hard rock or too light pop, but has just the right mix of rock-pop and electric beat that makes it an awesome song to sing, dance, and enjoy. |
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G-mofactor
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As I get in the car and drive, I have the urge to play music and enjoy like any other person would.
I have multiple anime songs, especially ones that are not OP/ED songs, but as I look at my ipod I found that two songs of mine just can't die so easily. I got: #1: Virgin's High by MELL ~ from the anime, Sky Girls #2: Hit in the USA by Beat Crusaders ~ from the anime, BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad The song, Virgin's High, always perks me up and just want to keep rolling. Fast and energetic, just starting the car ignition would just be worth it. Although, I use it more when I need to kick up a notch with what I am doing: i.e. waking up six o'clock in the morning. Then I got the second song, Hit in the USA, which is about 6 plays lower than MELL's song. This song just happened to get to my attention when I began listening to the band, and a week later found the anime. I am glad to list this as an undying song, because the song just reminds me of the first day when I got in to the USA. |
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