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Yoko Kanno, Hiroyuki Nagashima, Jun Miyaki
Memories: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1996 Japan Anime Film)
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (29) - Disc #1
1. Prologue - Ishino, Takkyu
2. Chorale [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
3. Cosmos [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
4. Madama Butterfly [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
5. Memories [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
6. Sickness [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
7. Tosca [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
8. Radio/Mad Butterfly [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
9. Emily [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
10. End [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
11. Chorale (Reprise) [From Magnetic Rose] - Kanno, Yoko
12. Good Morning Yamanashi [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
13. Nobuo's Groove I [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
14. Capsule of Blue [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
15. Sketches of Smell [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
16. Six Steps to Heaven [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
17. Nobuo's Groove II [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
18. Mad Funny Balance Town [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
19. Five Steps to Heaven [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
20. Nobuo's Groove III [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
21. Walkin' [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
22. In a Smell Way [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
23. Workin' [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
24. Four Steps to Heaven [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
25. Battle Dance [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
26. At the Corner [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
27. Someday Our Prince Will Come [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
28. Relaxin' [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
29. Ants [From Stink Bomb] - Miyake, Jun
Track Listings (12) - Disc #2
1. A Boy and a Portrait [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
2. Morning in the City [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
3. Song of the Soldiers [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
4. A Boy's Dream [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
5. The Cannon's Fanfare [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
6. Gun Crew's March [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
7. Lunch Time [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
8. The Cannon's Fanfare (Reprise) [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
9. Disciplinary Measures [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
10. Evening Falls [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
11. A Boy and a Portrait [From Cannon Fodder] - Nagashima, Hiroyuki
12. In Yer Memory - Ishino, Takkyu

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CD Details

All Artists: Yoko Kanno, Hiroyuki Nagashima, Jun Miyaki, Takkyu Ishino
Title: Memories: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1996 Japan Anime Film)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: JNA
Release Date: 10/1/1996
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
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Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 009119150323

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CD Reviews

3 films...3 soundtracks...4 stars

Matt | St. Louis, MO USA | 06/30/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The first soundtrack: Magnetic Rose

Composer: Yoko Kanno (w/Puccini)

5 Stars

Yoko Kanno opens this film with a wonderful choir and alto saxophone duet. The ambient interweavings are simply stunning. Other tracks are orchestral, with some synthesizer mixed in. One of my favorite tracks is "Radio-Mad Butterfly", which quotes the "Un Bel Di Vedremo" aria from Madama Butterfly by Puccini. This theme resonates through the film. A reprise of the opening Chorale closes the story. Wonderful.

Second Soundtrack: Stink Bomb

Composer: Jun Miyake

5 Stars

Vastly different from the last soundtrack, this is upbeat, hip, and jazzy. It almost has a playful, mischievous sound to it. "Nobuo's Groove" may be one of the coolest anime tunes ever written. Very cool.

Third Soundtrack: Cannon Fodder

Composer: Hiroyuki Nagashima

2 Stars

The weakest soundtrack, it is militaristic and synthesized. It cannot stand alone outside of the film."