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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 12:50 am
I am finding this Soundtrack to be very very soothing. It's been very helpful at a workdesk too - especially when it gets dull and boring during the course of the day.
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 9:23 am
KyuuA4 wrote:
I am finding this Soundtrack to be very very soothing. It's been very helpful at a workdesk too - especially when it gets dull and boring during the course of the day.
Not to be mean, but did you mean to pose a question? It sounds as though it is just a statement.
I have been really liking the fate Stay ost as well. At the moment my favorite tracks are Unmei no Yoru, I really like the vocals. Also Emiya -Kenji Kawai ver, has great energy with a techno feel mixed with orchestral and piano ( my three favorite styles). Really the entire Ost is excellent IMO. So what are some of your favorite tracks KyuuA4?
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:35 pm
mugen1style wrote:
Not to be mean, but did you mean to pose a question? It sounds as though it is just a statement.
I never used a question mark silly.
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So what are some of your favorite tracks KyuuA4?
I repeatedly listen to any of the orchestrated - or - piano BGM's -- like -- Uketsugareshi Kokuin or Kodoku na Junrei. Fuyuki Enkei has a great oboe part. Then add in the more fast paced BGMs like Gunyuu Shissou.
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 3:04 pm
KyuuA4 wrote:
I never used a question mark silly.
Hmm yeah I did notice that, however generally the point of a forum is to generate discussion, not just make statements. Hence the need to ask the readers what they think... Sorry I was not trying to be silly or mean just thought I would point it out...
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