Songs in My Head....
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liralenI'm sipping at Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, rather than gulping it down whole the way I did Bleach's first couple of arcs. The complexity and depth and... well, the half-mysteries of the episodes require greater processing, each on their own.
But I watch most of the opening sequence, and the aria from the opening resounds in my head, just a couple of measures play like a loop through my head. When I'm alone in the sanctuary of our church, prepping for stuff or other things, I find myself singing it as the acoustics in that room are just glorious.
But I watch most of the opening sequence, and the aria from the opening resounds in my head, just a couple of measures play like a loop through my head. When I'm alone in the sanctuary of our church, prepping for stuff or other things, I find myself singing it as the acoustics in that room are just glorious.
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Date: 2008-01-16 12:09 pm (UTC)Yoko Kanno is probably one of the most gifted composers around right now - if she were doing symphonics, instead of commercial pieces, (and/or working more on American works than Japanese) she'd be horribly famous. As it is... wow.
(Doesn't like the music in GitS:SAC at all, no ma'am. Not one bit...).
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Date: 2008-01-16 04:16 pm (UTC)It's good to share a love. :-)