BladeLight52
03-29-2019, 01:45 AM
This is the soundtrack to the 2002 romantic-comedy anime, Rizelmine.
The majority of the soundtrack, unfortunately, is one of Sahashi's weakest works (Though I think his work on Whistle, in the same year, was worse).
It's jarring cause both anime were wedged between his scores for the militaristic action of Full Metal Panic and the space opera of Gundam Seed. Though, given the type of anime Sahashi had to work with, I don't blame him.
The melodic sense in this score is somewhat consistent, but it's brought down by low budget synthesizers. Out of the 50+ pieces composed for the series, only 14 of them were performed by real instruments, including the opening and ending he composed himself.
I bought one of the DVD's for the series since the soundtrack came along with it. I bought it so that you guys don't have to. I compiled the 14 tracks (12 BGM tracks, and 2 instrumentals of the opening and ending) for easy listening.
For what it is, I think these particular tracks are fun to listen to if you want to have a ride. Just don't expect it to be on the same level as Sahashi's other more well-received works.
Enjoy.
https://mega.nz/#!TjQ1mQTJ!E_FqydN3mNxQsrRFi3Z3urKhk9NyDk1XUgXxZyZaneA
The majority of the soundtrack, unfortunately, is one of Sahashi's weakest works (Though I think his work on Whistle, in the same year, was worse).
It's jarring cause both anime were wedged between his scores for the militaristic action of Full Metal Panic and the space opera of Gundam Seed. Though, given the type of anime Sahashi had to work with, I don't blame him.
The melodic sense in this score is somewhat consistent, but it's brought down by low budget synthesizers. Out of the 50+ pieces composed for the series, only 14 of them were performed by real instruments, including the opening and ending he composed himself.
I bought one of the DVD's for the series since the soundtrack came along with it. I bought it so that you guys don't have to. I compiled the 14 tracks (12 BGM tracks, and 2 instrumentals of the opening and ending) for easy listening.
For what it is, I think these particular tracks are fun to listen to if you want to have a ride. Just don't expect it to be on the same level as Sahashi's other more well-received works.
Enjoy.
https://mega.nz/#!TjQ1mQTJ!E_FqydN3mNxQsrRFi3Z3urKhk9NyDk1XUgXxZyZaneA