Customer Reviews

.hack/Liminality Original Soundtrack Plus

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When I first saw .hack//Liminality, I fell in love with the music... Especialy the opening theme. I was desperate to find the soundtrack, so, I came here. I was pretty much like, "Hahahaha!! I've found it!! I've fina-- [money]??" Yes, yes, rather expensive, no? Well, there is hope. If you're a fan of the .hack series, then you've most likely heard of .hack//SIGN. I suggest you buy the special edition version of .hack//SIGN, voulume three, because it includes this sound track! And you'll have a nice DVD to watch, also.

But, on to what the music is like. The main disk is a wonderful collection of mainly instrumental songs. A lot of the tracks use the violin, which is nice. ^^ The violin can be so soothing... *daydreams, then snaps out of it* Okay, the only track with lyrics on this CD is "Liminality", a sort of haunting, yet beautiful song. Overall, this CD is really cool!

Oh, did you think we were done? Nope! There's a bonus mini disk! ^_____^ The mini disk has a total of four songs. Edge (first opening theme), A Thousand and One Nights (second opening theme), Twilight Sea (series ending theme), and A Thousand and One Nights: karaoke version! The A Thousand and One Nights is a nice, not-too-fast song. Awesome lyrics... What they traslate to, I mean. Edge, my most favortest song EVER, is a hip, up-beat song that you'll love.. I promise. ;) You have to read the lyrics translated to really love it. Twilight Sea... A slow song about a couple "setting out in twilight seas". It's really nice... Yet sad. But the fact that it's sad just makes it better... The last part of it, translated: "Setting out in twilight seas, the couple will never meet again. Vanishing nights of sleep with those lonely looks." Brilliant.

So, that's my review. Go, on, buy it, you know you want to... I highly recommened that you do so! ^___^

I haven't seen this anime (but I hope to someday). So my picking up its soundtrack is a very unusual move for me. But I've become a fan of Ms. Kajiura's work, so I took a chance on it.

I've been pleased with the results. The hauntingly beautiful melodies that first drew me to her soundtrack work- the exquisite and equally beautiful female vocals- not overly done, but finely blended into the overall piece- this is the kind of CD you can play at work and nobody complains about it.

The primary reason my rating isn't higher is that I find a part of enjoying a soundtrack recording is the memories it evokes of the rest of the work. So if I close that loop, this could improve. But even without that, it's worth the price.

The package has two CD's- a normal sized one that is primarily a standard soundtrack CD using musicians and a female vocalist from the show's staff. Alas, as I cannot read Japanese, I cannot tell you her name [embarassing, because she deserves better]. She doesn't sound like Emily Bindiger, who I came to know well and admire from .hack//sign. Whoever she is, she's no slouch, although not quite as fiery as Ms Bindiger. Sweeter and gentler, perhaps, which isn't such a bad thing, really.

The second is a smaller CD with songs done by See-Saw, which is a duo consisting of Yuki and Chiaki Ishikawa- a vocalist whose singing (on "Emerald Green", which ends .hack//Legend of the Twilight) has literally brought tears to my eyes [pretty good job, considering the language problem I alluded to earlier]. I like Yuki Kajiura, but I love See-Saw- it's one of those magical groups I always want to hear more from- so this CD is my favorite of the two.

The short story- it's beautiful music, simple and accessible, and it'll make your day brighter. If you're a fan of the anime or of Ms Kajiura, a reasonable purchase. But if you're looking for an intro/best of CD for Yuki, look for "Dream Field" [I had to order it from Japan], or "Fiction" [which I purchased through Amazon]. This is still a good CD, and you won't be wasting your money, but you won't fully appreciate the magic of Yuki Kajiura and See-Saw with just this one.

This soundtrack is an excellent addition to any music collection. Even if you've never watched Liminality, you'll like this soundtrack. It has a varied collection of styles, mostly instrumental, that are nice for relaxation or just for background music while you work.

I bought this because I loved the games and the anime, but the music really is for everyone. It's a nice mix of classical sounding music, with some more modern sounding tracks. Definitely a must for any music lover, weather or not they like anime. Yuki Kajiura's talent really shows in this collection!

Simply put, this is a great ost and a valuable addition to a .hack// collection. See-saw and Yuki Kajiura's music are worth the price for the legitimate cd. Beware of bootlegs on this product.

I first saw .Hack//Liminality on the DVD that came with the .Hack//Infection Game I rented from the neighborhood Viedo Store. I fell in love with the use of classical Violins with the combo of Techno music that varies in this CD. This CD can please almost anyone who has an ear for music. This is an Amazing Soundtrack. Please listen to it, and you'll see what I mean.

As a HUGE fan of both the TokyoPop .HACK manga and the movie anime version, I had to get the soundtrack. This CD has quickly risen to one of my most favorite CDs.

This soundtrack contains some of the most beautiful music that famed Japanese director Yuki Kajiura has ever produced and the music goes along perfectly with the feel and emotions of the anime.

DO NOT MISS THIS CD!!! BUY IT (EVEN IF IT IS KINDA EXPENSIVE).

YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!!!!!!!!!!

That's all. God bless and happy anime-watching (and listening).

Excellent CD, really captures the feel of the anime. There really is no more to say about this than: Buy it! A very inspirational disk.

I have seen many anime's and this one has a really good soundtrack for the Hack Liminality anime's. This is for there ps2 game series. Even though the game+anime isn't available in the us this is a soundtrack to buy. Comes with some techno, and great choir soundtracks in latin I think