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Sep 18, 2010 - 4:46 AM
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Moonie
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I love Japanese film music, and for whatever reason, this does absolutely nothing for me. I am not even sure why. Maybe it sounds like the Japanese equivalent of New Age Music to me? I would much prefer to listen to Ultraman music by Fuyuki or Miyauchi, which, while childish in spots, is full of invention. I have about six of the Yamato albums -- the ones that everyone told me are the best -- and they just fall flat on my ears. That's what makes the world go round, though -- one person's meat is another person's lima beans.
Oh the Ultraman music is great and Godzilla , but this doesnt get into you , hummmmmm, even Symphonic Suite Yamato??
oh well to each his own, listen to Symphonic Suite again 
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Posted: |
Sep 20, 2010 - 12:19 PM
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Jim Phelps
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Hey guys,
I recently dug out all my long-OOP CDs of the scores to the Japanese Yamato series (both TV and the films), and was having a great time getting re-acquainted with the music. I became a huge fan of the American version of the show (Star Blazers) in the 1980s, and was wondering if other people here were fans.
Star Blazers used to air on WCIX Miami back around 1979-80 and was *the* show among the eight year-olds (including eight-year-old me)! It was on at 6:30AM, so there would be plenty to talk about in the schoolyard. I haven't seen it since then! However, the imagery of the show: the slo-mo laser blasts, the radioactive meteors journeying endlessly towards Earth, the depressed old captain, Derek Wildstar, and that bad-ass city with built on a half moon with a swirling defense field. It was epic! Intense, too.
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), but I'd like to check it out. I'm sure there's some great music too. 
