Anime Music Thread

[Neversoft]

The haven't all been removed, I posted one above. Then there is the popular 'Reason to Smile' as well.



Here are some others to add to the ones I posted above.

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i know you're posting amvs but jesus didn't realize most my j-pop artists have songs that are from anime;




well i knew this was vampire knight

think niall got me listenting to this lol



mehh dont even like j-pop anymore, even though tohoshinki (the one piece op) sings in japanese. korean girls don't sound as whiny/screechy as most female jpop singers imo (A) only listen to koda kumi, ayumi hamasaki, namie amuro, maki goto, ami suzuki. dunno if anyone else does, i listen to mainly korean.

[Neversoft]

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apparently she has a new album soon, probably rumours. not seen her in forever.
i like first love and both sanctuary's
do you know the same of this one?:

[Southe,]

ew at the smile one D: not my sorta music.
Yea i liked share the world and there version of we are. wish OP we get a nice j-rock opening.. the new opening is J-rock apparently so im happy.

Some Dir en grey & Baki

[Neversoft]

This thread isn't complete without a bit of Nostromo.

[Southe,]

Been listening to that song alot past few days, awesome

[Neversoft]

Quite possibly the best song ever used in an anime. Joe Hisaishi is the best composer in the world.

This comment sums it up perfectly.

"This piece, like so much of Hisaishi's music, is unbearably, heart-wrenchingly beautiful... and just when I feel like my heart can't withstand anymore, he lifts the piece up into another crescendo and I feel as if I will implode... every note coming from every instrument is impeccably placed and perfectly timed. This man's mind is so beautiful, and his aesthetic sensibility so acute, that there almost seems to be something otherworldly about him."

If Hisaishi didn't score Miyazaki's films they wouldn't be even nearly as good.

[Southe,]

Not related to anime ( wish tho ) fave band

[Southe,]

Share the world remix


We Are! Sung by voice actor impressionists