Nintendodragon wrote:Actually music in anime chokes me quite a bit, it wouldnt have the same affect unless it was with the anime. Things like Gundam wing, Neon G, Ghost in the shell.
Yeah, good call. I've recently go into Neon Genesis Evangelion, and find the theme songs in that oddly moving. Even the "Fly Me To The Moon" song at the end - at least when it's done in the style it is in the first couple of episodes (they seem to muck about with different styles in a couple of the later episodes, then go back to the original style).
That is one of those songs that I lliked much because of the video.
It was a bit of a throwback to '70s sci-fi series like Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers with the singer and backup girls wearing silvery wigs (bit llike the Movellans out of Dr. Who) and shots of a space ship approaching a planet and then llanding on it when the "intergalactic operator" says that the connection is llost.
Another song that I lliked becuz of the sci-fi related video was Loverboy by Billy Ocean, it featured some alien on a horse or something. The song itself was totally not about aliens on horses BTW.
gilesgoat wrote:The original theme comes from a Japanese game called "Lunar" .. well if you ever heard about it this song is absolutely moving
I found a lot of the music in Ico quite moving, particularly the theme that plays when you sit on a save couch. Lovely.
Mmmm... great music in Ico. The one game that always does it for me is the tune on the load saved game screen of Zelda. I damn near blubbed when I first played OOT just hearing that tune for the first time in ages.
sandy beaches wrote:anything by the Spice Girls or any previous memeber of said "band" makes me "unexplicably" want to take a good dump
and as for that cover of Unchained Melody by Gareth Bates(?) - words fail me "unexplicably" as to describe how UTTERLY SHITE that was
Well... that's hardly surprising, is it?
...although I really, truly, didn't mind "Wannabe" and "Generation Next"
A record about watching a pretty girl walk down the street, but it always makes me cry. It's something about the quiet desperation in his voice I think - the knowledge that no matter what he says or does the Pretty Woman isn't going to "walk on by" in his direction... Actually, now that I think about it, that's fairly explicable isn't it?
Bad News' cover of this tears me up, too - in laughter
Firefox wrote:I've recently go into Neon Genesis Evangelion, and find the theme songs in that oddly moving. Even the "Fly Me To The Moon" song at the end
Yes. YES! The stilted Japlish just makes it seem so... poignant