Rampo Jigoku (2005, MP3, 320 kbps)



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Soyerr
11-21-2012, 12:38 PM

Tracklist:

1. Ryouji Ikeda – Kasei no Unga (3:33)
Produced by Ryouji Ikeda
2. Jules Massenet – Kami no Tsukai (2:47)
Ai Usuki: vocal
Mio Motosugi: piano
3. Jules Massenet – Thais (1:42)
Mio Motosugi: piano
4. Jules Massenet – Kagami no Uta (5:04)
Ai Usuki: vocal
Mio Motosugi: piano
5. Jules Massenet – Maboroshi (2:55)
Mio Motosugi: piano
6. Jules Massenet – Koi no Bitoku (1:54)
Ai Usuki: vocal
Mio Motosugi: piano
7. Jules Massenet – Meisokyoku (4:35)
Mio Motosugi: piano
8. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M1 Opening (2:28)
9. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M2 (1:05)
10. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M3 (0:37)
11. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M4 (0:44)
12. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M5 (0:43)
13. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M6 (0:46)
14. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M7 (2:27)
15. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M8 (2:41)
16. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M9 (0:29)
17. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M10 (2:21)
18. Otomo Yoshihide – Imomushi M11 Ending (1:34)
Produced by Otomo Yoshihide (8-18)
19. Saiko Ai – Fuyo (3:50)
Composed by Saiko Tsukamoto
20. Kohei Aramaki – Mushi (5:16)
Composed by Kohei Aramaki
Produced by Kohei Aramaki and Mizu Yasumichi
Kohei Aramaki: guitar
Yoshinori Arie: bass
Ahito Inasawa: drums
21. Saiko Ai – Rakuen (5:50)
Composed by Saiko Tsukamoto
22. Saiko Ai – Gishiki (8:35)
Composed by Olaibi Ai
23. Yurayura Teikoku – Bones (4:25)
Composed by Yurayura Teikoku; lyrics by Shintaro Sakamoto

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G
11-22-2012, 01:27 AM
thank

Yen_
11-22-2012, 02:05 AM
This is the worst soundtrack I ever heard. There is no sound on track 1 for the first three minutes and Otomo Yoshihide in particular should be shot – all he does is try to make a wine glass sing. The only redeeming feature is Massenet’s music.

seofari
12-23-2012, 10:19 PM
thank you, I’ve been looking for this!

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