Amazing Soundtrack - Stranger: Mukô hadan (2009) Discussion

[–] Electrocuted-Sheep 16 years ago

I checked at the "Soundtrack Collector" site and couldn't find it, nor online :(
's a pity; I just about went ape when I saw 'Music - Naoki Sato' in the opening credits; people heard my "squeeee~!" halfway across the hall XD

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[–] colt45joe 15 years ago

yep, it is good. i hate how that one particular song was used way too much...there wasnt much variety.

he also did the music for the anime series Eureka Seven (same studio also, bones studio), which also has amazing music.

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[–] LainEverliving 15 years ago

Naoki Sato is an awesome composer. My favorite score of his is for the X TV series (his first anime work), but Sword of the Stranger is amazing too. I'm in the process of watching Eureka Seven (I'm about half way through), and I'm pretty pleased with his work on that series as well. Hopefully someday he'll come to where I live for a convention...
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[–] ozygaro 15 years ago

I have that soundtrack, PM'me if U still want it :D

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[–] RenderMeRandom 14 years ago

Ayooo.
I'm looking for that Sword of the Stranger soundtrack. Still got it?

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[–] toddtw 14 years ago

I liked it a lot too but did it remind anyone else of a part of Braveheart's soundtrack? Not quite a rip-off but pretty close.

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[–] Symarip 14 years ago

Hah, yes! xD
About halfway through the movie I was suddenly thinking about Braveheart. Must've been the music.

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[–] guaili 13 years ago

One of the themes actually reminded me of Pirates of the Caribbean, but with a more epic feeling.

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[–] sarajesabel 13 years ago

It reminds me of Brave Heart, too.
But absolutely sure that one of the themes is Bulgarian folk music.

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[–] starlesss 12 years ago

Yes, some of the motifs are very close to Bulgarian Folk music. And the instrumentation is very close to a the traditional Bulgarian bagpipe.

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[–] senseihEnRY 12 years ago

Oh yes, naoki Sato did a brilliant job in this movie. You can get it from here http://bakabt.me/140074-sword-of-the-stranger-original-soundtrack.html

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[–] claudio-domingues 12 years ago

You are very right! Aganai no Yuki and its variations all send shivers down my spine.

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[–] guaili 11 years ago

Just realized that this is the same guy that did the Rurouni Kenshin live action movie score (which I absolutely loved and have).

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[–] gormiti100 9 years ago

Loved the soundtrack, I listened to the end credits while doing other stuff.

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