It's how understated the soundtrack for Mushishi is that makes it stand out, ironically. Mushishi MAL Rated 8.79, Ranked #27 | Aired Fall 2005 | Produced by Artland Kotaro Nakagawa, and Hitomi Kuroishi are responsible for this famous anime's equally good OST. In terms of ramping up your excitement with quick, dramatic music, it's pretty darn great. It's the one they inevitably played after dropping some giant plot twist. I picked this particular song because it was the one used for next episode previews in both seasons of Code Geass. Beautiful, moody piano pieces such as "Rakuen", and soulful English vocal pieces such as "Strangers" grace this OST.Ĭode Geass MAL Rated 8.86, Ranked #18 | Aired Fall 2006 | Produced by Sunrise Wolf's Rain is a dark, grey, very mid-00's emo style anime and this is a soulful, lonely soundtrack that goes perfectly with it. The best OSTs are those that best compliment the tone and mood of the anime. Wolf's Rain MAL Rated 7.95, Ranked #596 | Aired Winter 2003 | Produced by Bones This main theme is absolutely iconic and often played whenever Naruto was doing something really brave or cool! It's extremely nostalgic with fans to this day, having been superseded by Shipuuden's own original OST and not being featured in any recent Naruto production (with the exception of a legendary appearance in The Last movie). Let's be clear on thing: Naruto has OG status in the anime world. Naruto MAL Rated 7.81, Ranked #842 | Aired Fall 2002 | Produced by Studio Pierrot The brilliant Yoko Kanno formed a band, Seatbelts, just to make the OST for this series! Kanno is also famous for Ghost in Shell: Stand Alone Complex's OST, another classic. Now you don't have to scroll down through the rest of this article to make sure I haven't forgotten it. Unless you are literally physically allergic to jazz or blues, Cowboy Bebop has the best soundtrack of any anime ever made. Let's just get the obvious one out of the way right at the start. Music gives life to each and every character, while guiding you through the emotional roller coaster of each scene!Įveryone is sure to have their personal favorite, but here are 16 of the best we've ever heard in anime.Ĭowboy Bebop MAL Rated 8.83, Ranked #22 | Aired Spring 1998 | Produced by SunriseĬowboy Bebop complete soundtrack anime ost I agree 100%.A great soundtrack can make an average anime good and a good anime great. Also, like one of the other reviewers noted, this anime will make you want to learn the guitar. I would venture to say that all the music used are quite "catchy." This is a great story told through a great medium. The Husking Bees vocalist was used as the main singer, which wasn't too bad. I am a big fan of the Beat Crusaders and they did the most of the major musical work in Beck. Harold Sakuishi also incorporates a "legendary" guitar or a well known guitar in the blues world, into the storyline which is entertaining in itself. Guitar enthusiast, might love or hate the guitars that are show cased in this animation, I for one loved the idea that they used Gretsch (I love this company, sad they were bought out by fender)guitars instead of just sticking with Fenders and Gibsons. It is nice to see a real place get animated into this work (I.E CBGBs,-I was sad when they shut down-, other venues). Some of the animation is a little on the skimpy side, but in animation you can play it off as to give the series atmosphere the art was rendered so (but if you read through the original work you can tell the animators for this anime were slacking or you'd question budgeting as the art work in some places drop big in quality). Or well enough so that you know the role they are suppose to play in the plot. There are an array of diverse characters to enjoy throughout the series and much of the character development is done quite well. As everyone has felt and will feel, the story progresses on the slow side. Beck is overall an entertaining animation by Harold Sakuishi.
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