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Marco D'Ambrosio - Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2001)



Artist: Marco D'Ambrosio
Album: Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Released: 2001
Source: Avex Records
Genre: OST, Instrumental
Format: MPC Q8 (~273kbps) + FLAC-CUE (lossless)
Covers: Yes

Review:
An amazing Soundtrack for an Amazing Movie!, "The soundtrack is a dark and nightmarish piece, all too fitting for a vampire movie". The dark but masterfull pieces do more than complement the movie they recreate every scene. The styles vary but all the tracks have those dark overtones of Vampire D and there is even a Bonus Track, overall some of the best Vampire music available.

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Dark, Powerful and Atmospheric.
Reviewed by Seiu on November 06, 2002.

If you enjoyed the animated film, then you'll enjoy this soundtrack as well. The music is dark, powerful and atmospheric, reminding you of all the scenes from the movie. From the fast-paced action themes, to creeping dark motifs, you'll discover all the things in the music that you were too busy to notice before. Very few movie soundtracks sound good without their film counterpart, but this is one of those rare exceptions.

The bad, you ask? There is a 'bonus' J-pop track (Do As Infinity) at the end of the album which doesn't really fit. You just can't take 26 tracks of contrabass, violin, and chorus in minor and then hop into super-hyped japanese pop music mode. This isn't really a problem however, as the song can be skipped.

Overall, I would recommend this soundtrack to anybody who has seen the film as well as to those who haven't (though viewing the film first will enhance your experience).

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A great and wonderful soundtrack.
Reviewed by Mojo on April 15, 2002.

The soundtrack to Vampire hunter D is simply amazing. The powerful raw emotion the music brings forth in you is spectacular. The soundtrack is a dark and nightmarish piece, all to fitting for a vampire movie. Although some people may find it to dark, only the faint hearted can say that about this piece. The music tells the story of the movie itself, from D's combative theme to the haunting opera piece for the castle of Chaythe. It's well rounded and holds value to any lover of music.

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Uaaaah...That´s scary!
Reviewed by Slobodan Iacek on February 16, 2002.

Be careful: If you listen to this with the right atmosphere you might get a heart attack because of the shock. This music is REALLY scary and creates a very dense and intensive atmosphere. Imagine yourself all alone at night in a wide and foggy landscape where there is nobody anywhere except for some vampires or demons who could be right behind the next tree, knowing that something is behind you but not knowing what -maybe Grim Reaper himself. That is the picture I mainly got in my head when listening to this really great piece of orchestral music. Especially Castlevania-fans (like me) will love it, as it could also suit a new 3D game of the series (just an idea). Very good horror music!

TrackList:
01. Opening [3:05]
02. Marcus Brothers [2:55]
03. Hunter D [0:54]
04. Sandmantas,Rest Area [4:56]
05. Meirr's Pain [1:00]
06. Benge [3:22]
07. Village of Barbarois [1:22]
08. Grove [3:46]
09. Come out you Coward [1:48]
10. The Letter [0:42]
11. Poke's Story [2:18]
12. Sunlight [0:40]
13. Into the Trees [2:18]
14. Caroline's Revenge [0:40]
15. Leila's Feelings [2:22]
16. The Bridge [0:32]
17. Mortal Meier [4:03]
18. The Castel of Chaythe [2:23]
19. The Rocket Hall [3:10]
20. Hallucinations [6:26]
21. Vampyra Missa [5:40]
22. Charlotte's Love [1:32]
23. The Ring [2:47]
24. Outside the Castle [1:07]
25. A Bit(e) of Hope [1:51]
26. The Promise [1:13]
27. Do as Infinity - Tooku Made (ED Theme) [3:11]

Marco.d'Ambrosio.Vampire.Hunter.D.Bloodlust.OST.flac.[skibba].rar 17 clicks
Marco.d'Ambrosio.Vampire.Hunter.D.Bloodlust.OST.MPC.Q8.[skibba].rar 13 clicks

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Thx

[Kinobi]

Похоже в варианте lossless в cue ошибка . У меня в фубаре при проигрывании 10 трека вылезает ошибка.
нужен правельный cue
Спасибо за хорошую музыку к отличному Anime.

This post has been edited by Kinobi on 05-01-2006, 21:08