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Title: Broken Blade (2014) Original Soundtrack
Artist: Yoshihisa Hirano
Format: MP3 320kbps Tama�o: 228 MB
password: senseiow

Tracklist
01. Broken Blade Theme "Destiny"
02. Broken Blade Theme "Friendship"
03. The Heroes
04. A Raid
05. Hard Tactics
06. Beyond the Wasteland
07. Awakening
08. Sad Opposition
09. The End of the Battlefield
10. Dirge for the Brave
11. Toward Resolution
12. Making a Sortie
13. Marching Orders
14. Strategies
15. Betrayal
16. The Mysteries of the Stones
17. Within a Dream
18. Whisper
19. Temptation
20. Mourning
21. The Uncertain War Situation
22. Realizing Destiny
23. Sinfonia on the Battlefield
24. The Devil's Cry
25. A Decision
26. Delusions
27. A Council of War
28. At Dusk
29. Air
30. Prayer
31. The Friends
32. Affections
33. Thinking of Friends
34. Old Days
35. At a Chamber
36. Relaxing Games
37. Leda's Violin
38. The Fools
39. Preparations for the Battle
40. On the Street
41. The Desert Town
42. A Cloud of Dust
43. Suspicion
44. Tranquil
45. The Comrades
46. Happy Memories
47. Extract from Broken Blade Theme "Friendship"
48. The Heroes, Again
49. Fight against Destiny

Download (http://lix.in/-113ba27) ---- Mirror (http://lix.in/-11540c8)

On one hand it's nice to have this soundtrack in Hi-Rez, on the other... IT STILL DOESNT HAVE THAT DAMN TRAILER BGM! FML.

I mean this one: ??????????? ???/???????? - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22kSgKNTTIk)

Does anyone know if that was stock music from another Hirano show/another composer?

PS. The only new tracks are Air and Extract from Broken Blade Theme "Friendship" if anyone cares.

If you're referring to that cheesy slamming-percussion synthy stuff from 0:31 to the end, it's not Hirano - it sounds like generic trailer music.

All Hirano's music in the trailer is on the soundtrack. :)

Cheesy? Sure. Generic? Sure. I wasn't asking for your opinion of said track though. :)

Not Hirano? The only thing going for "not Hirano" (so far) is that it wasn't included on any of the releases and you saying so. Then again, guess the former is a decent enough reason to support the claim...

Still cool to have this soundtrack in 24bit/96kHz.

I wasn't asking for your opinion of said track though.

I do not seek your permission. :P

Regarding composer identification... the trailer score to which you refer is not in Hirano's style. "Not Hirano" is a musicological argument based on familiarity with the composer's technique. One wouldn't confuse Mozart and Schoenberg, after all.

If you're after that piece you might be better off asking in one of the trailer music threads, if they're still around.

Finally, you don't have the soundtrack in 24-bit 96khz. This upload is in MP3, 16-bit depth and 48khz.

The score release is on BluRay, as I understand - but that's no guarantee of a 24-bit, 96khz source.

In any case, natural limitations of human hearing makes this something of a moot point...

The soundtrack is in FLAC, wrapped up in this torrent:
http://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=606277&showfiles=1

I haven't downloaded it yet (I'm at work) so cannot comment on the details, but it's going to be an improvement on MP3. :D

Have downloaded, can confirm FLAC at 96000khz, 24-bit. No audio data above 22khz, as expected - but it sounds a helluva lot better than the 2011 bonus CDs.

I guess I have to update now :) (Good thing I did not make a custom soundtrack yet). Speaking of soundtracks, a damn shame it's not a separate release. Makes no sense to me and I would gladly purchase it without a second thought. When is the Bundle-trend finally over? At least put it on iTunes or similar services if it's too expensive to produce one (slowly, anime is catching up, Rail Wars being a recent example).

Thank you for sharing this!