MartyMcflies
06-27-2018, 06:04 PM
I was planning on posting this in the Film section, but considering what kept happening to the links for the "Disney Strings Fantasy" albums
I posted there (and to my previous MEGA account, R.I.P), I'd...rather not take that risk again.
The Miracle of Joe Petrel Original Soundtrack
https://mega.nz/#F!rmZEjYYa!HvaLr4jkXkkLsyUNAeAb1A
Ripped by me in MP3/FLAC.
This probably won't matter to most of you, but for the ones who care reading about the arranger credits...
This album really seems to do a messy job at listing who arranged the BGM tracks. Ryudo Uzaki composed everything in
this album, which isn't really hard to understand, but according to the album, every instrumental track is arranged by Tomoyuki Asakawa,
Katsunosuke Kobari, and Masahiro Kawasaki. If you listen to the album itself you'll clearly know that's not the case. The orchestral portions
are clearly Asakawa's, Kobari and Kawasaki are responsible for the synth-rock tracks (especially more so since they've performed with Uzaki in
other albums), etc...as such, I tried my best to give the proper arranger credits for each track.
Now that that's out of the way...I present to you the original soundtrack to the 1984 film of the same name. I can't even remember if this is true
anymore since I couldn't find the page I read this from, but apparently this film either received a nomination or it won an award for "Best Score"....
you would think that with an award like that they would've released this album on CD already but they still haven't, oddly enough. As usual from Pony
Canyon, this album doesn't contain every single piece of background music from the movie. I only skimmed through the movie to see which pieces
they were (haven't watched it in its entirety since there's no English subs for it yet)---I'm honestly not too bummed out about them...except for this one
piece:
http://picosong.com/w9ujG/
It's so relaxing!! And it's a damn shame they didn't include it in. They should've just taken out the "Duel" track from the album since it's literally nothing
but audio from the film and put this track in instead---there's more than enough space left on the vinyl to do so, too. But oh well.
Enjoy!
I posted there (and to my previous MEGA account, R.I.P), I'd...rather not take that risk again.
The Miracle of Joe Petrel Original Soundtrack
https://mega.nz/#F!rmZEjYYa!HvaLr4jkXkkLsyUNAeAb1A
Ripped by me in MP3/FLAC.
This probably won't matter to most of you, but for the ones who care reading about the arranger credits...
This album really seems to do a messy job at listing who arranged the BGM tracks. Ryudo Uzaki composed everything in
this album, which isn't really hard to understand, but according to the album, every instrumental track is arranged by Tomoyuki Asakawa,
Katsunosuke Kobari, and Masahiro Kawasaki. If you listen to the album itself you'll clearly know that's not the case. The orchestral portions
are clearly Asakawa's, Kobari and Kawasaki are responsible for the synth-rock tracks (especially more so since they've performed with Uzaki in
other albums), etc...as such, I tried my best to give the proper arranger credits for each track.
Now that that's out of the way...I present to you the original soundtrack to the 1984 film of the same name. I can't even remember if this is true
anymore since I couldn't find the page I read this from, but apparently this film either received a nomination or it won an award for "Best Score"....
you would think that with an award like that they would've released this album on CD already but they still haven't, oddly enough. As usual from Pony
Canyon, this album doesn't contain every single piece of background music from the movie. I only skimmed through the movie to see which pieces
they were (haven't watched it in its entirety since there's no English subs for it yet)---I'm honestly not too bummed out about them...except for this one
piece:
http://picosong.com/w9ujG/
It's so relaxing!! And it's a damn shame they didn't include it in. They should've just taken out the "Duel" track from the album since it's literally nothing
but audio from the film and put this track in instead---there's more than enough space left on the vinyl to do so, too. But oh well.
Enjoy!