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Friday, September 11, 2009

Toshihiko Sahashi - Big O: Season 2 Sound Score


Genre: Jazz/Electronica/Orchestral/Rock/Modern Classical
Release: 2001
Preview

Tracklist
1. Sure Promise (Union Sq.) [Get H
ERE]
2. Brick Ballades (Houston Street)
3. Respect (Upper West Side)
4. Apologine (Bleecker Street)
5. Painful Dream
6. Respect (Lower East Side)
7. Distance
8. Solitude
9. Dreadful
10. Before Dawn
11. Prayer (50th Street)
12. Token
13. Divine
14. Chain
15. Painful Dream (Spring Street)
16. Prayer (14th Street) [Get HERE]
17. Centenary
18. Perverse [Get HERE]
19. Obfuscate
20. Prayer (WTC Street)
21. Flag
22. And Forever (Grand Central)
23. Regend Of First Memory

Note: Any tracks that have [Get HERE] next to them do not appear in the .rar file. Just click on the "HERE" part and hear them separately.

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Anyone who's seen the Big O: Original Sound Score post should know what to expect here (if you haven't, click HERE.). Half of the Season 2 score is made of new original tracks for the newer season. The other half is remixes of tracks from the Season 1 score (these would be the tracks with the street names in parenthesis.). "Regend of First Memory" is a megamix of all the original Season 1 tracks.

Toshihiko Sahashi - Big O: Original Sound Score


Genre: Jazz/Electronica/Orchestral/Rock/Modern Classical
Release: 2001
Preview

Tracklist
1. Stoning
2. Big O! (TV Edit)
3. Big O!
4. Stand A Chance
5. Name Of God
6. The Storm
7. Spirit
8. Servant
9. Apologize
10. Apparel
11. The Great
12. Apostle
13. False
14. Sleep My Dear
15. Sure Promise
16. Touch
17. Weep For
18. Nature
19. The Words
20. Run Down
21. Tears
22. The Process
23. Sin
24. A Vision
25. Procrastination
26. Freedom
27. The Holy
28. Evolution
29. And Forever (TV Edit)
30. And Forever

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These tracks are the score for Season 1 of Big O, a mech anime with a philosophical film noir style plot. Based on that description of the show, it makes sense that the soundtrack has its tense battle themes as well as its moodier, more downtempo tracks. The opening theme "Big O!" (inspired by Queen's Flash Gordon Theme) embodies both sides of the soundtrack's musical spectrum at once.