has left Mike Portnoy Dream Theater, but I give a damn, it said report, I am going to talk about something is not related at all: Yasushi Ishii. This gentleman, who obviously is Japanese - course, here - is a great musician and composer who is famous mainly for having composed the soundtrack for the series Hellsing, and you will say "Go , another Japanese music cake anime, step ... "and would do wrong, because we are not talking about incidental music cheerful, lively and chupi to put monigacos background while two brightly colored stick, no, we're talking about a rock experimental semiambiental interesting incident with touches of many other genres, blablabla ...
... but I'm defining in a way not totally right, I'm not expressing well. To give you an idea more or less close to reality, in Last.fm has placed tags on "dark ambient" , "doom metal" , "gothic rock" , "acid jazz ", " progressive rock ", " blues rock " and, finally, my two favorites: " eclectic "and " unusual " . Do not awaken the interest? And, again - I really love use the phrase that follows - I doubt you've ever heard anything that sounds remotely like this. Make him
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What did you think, that Japan had not gafapastas? Here one, and tacky.
The album is titled today Raid, as you probably know if you have been given to read the title, is the first album of the two that form the soundtrack of the thirteen episodes of the series Hellsing, forming exquisite twenty songs an album that, along with the work of the Seatbelts - that I talked earlier, at least two albums on his own, and here beyond - are perhaps my favorite sound track. It's so good because the music belongs to a soundtrack but not seem a soundtrack seem songs - most instrumental - which have each their own history, is an album with his own personality, each song has character recreates own particular atmosphere, each as successful getting the objective proposed by the composer: scary, a lot.
Do not be afraid of the cover, I'm giving you not listen to anything, music is very serious and I am sure you will like, so I'm writing this article, make me case. I have the second disc of the soundtrack too - entitled Ruins - yet I have not gone up since the former has twenty subjects and duration of their time and peak, but if you want it you only have to ask me, is different but also very good. Sidereal hugs.
Yasushi Ishii - Raid [2003]
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