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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
The complete score,
By James Thomas Jeans (Glenwood Acres, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Persona V.3 (Audio CD)
I felt compelled to write this in response to Kinetic Man's review, because what he's reviewing is not this collection. His review refers to the 18 track bonus disc that was bundled with the first release of 'Persona 3'. This is but a taster for what is included in the full-length release.
What Amazon is selling here is a two disc collection imported from Japan, with a sum total of 58 tracks. Composed and arranged by Shoji Meguro, 'Persona 3' features a musical palette that is equal parts fresh and frustrating. The melodies woven for this game are quite modern. There's a fair amount of rap and pop vocals, and the musical style ranges from hip hop to techno to grunge metal (much more of the former and the middle than the latter). There are very few classical arrangements on this album, and in that respect it stands apart from many of the JRPG games on the market at the moment. The unfortunate downside is that this game more than any other in the 'Shin Megami Tensei' series suffers from a nail-biting level of looping. Certain tracks play a scant few bars over and over. And over. It's enough to drive one mad, and it's more than enough to cause a person to keep their thumb on the "skip forward" button. The battle songs -- Mass Destruction, Master of Shadow, Master of Tartarus, Poem of Everybody's Struggle -- are quite good and don't suffer as badly from looping as some of the ambient tracks, but the Tartarus block themes are immensely repetitive, and the music used in school can start to grate after two minutes. If you're a hardcore fan of the 'Persona' series, you'll probably get this anyway. But the level of looping that occurs throughout most tracks is a major hindrance, and while there are some very good tracks (the opening and ending themes included), there might not be enough to hold your interest if you're not into game music. Incidentally, since Amazon.com doesn't provide a track list for this two CD set, I'll add one here: DISC 01 01 - Burn My Dread 02 - Poem of Everyone's Soul 03 - Beginning 04 - This Strange Sensation 05 - Want to be Close 06 - Troubled 07 - Crisis 08 - Shadow 09 - Invoke Persona 10 - Unavoidable Battle 11 - Peace 12 - When the Moon's Reaching Out Stars 13 - Iwato Dormitory 14 - The Voice Someone Calls 15 - tartarus_0d01 16 - Mass Destruction 17 - After Battle 18 - p3ct004_01 19 - Deep Breath Deep Breath 20 - Master of Shadow 21 - Paulownian Mall 22 - tartarus_0d02 23 - Unsettling Premonition 24 - Fearful Experience 25 - Calamity 26 - Junior Exam... 27 - Adventured act: 28 - Joy 29 - tartarus_0d03 30 - Deep Mentality 31 - The Path is Open 32 - The Path Was Closed DISC 02 01 - Changing Seasons 02 - Basement 03 - Master of Tartarus 04 - This is Fine... 05 - Living With Determination 06 - tartarus_0d04 07 - Kyoto 08 - Afternoon Break 09 - Current Net Price 10 - tartarus_0d05 11 - Remembrance of 10 Years Ago 12 - Mistic 13 - Power of the Heart 14 - Street of Memories 15 - Memories of the Academy 16 - Living With Determination - Iwato Dormitory Arrange 17 - tartarus_0d06 18 - The Thing Comes From the Darkness 19 - Battle for Everyone's Souls 20 - Nyx 21 - Determination 22 - Burn My Bread -Last Battle- 23 - Bonds 24 - Because I Protect 25 - Memories of You 26 - Blues in Velvet Room |
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Persona V.3 by Game Music (Audio CD - 2006)
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