[ SECRET POST #2660 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2660 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite Original Soundtracks: Past and Present!

[kaijinscendre]

Do you have to play a game to enjoy its soundtrack or does that not matter to you? For games it doesn't matter to me but for movies I need context.

Re: Favorite Original Soundtracks: Past and Present!

[pantswarrior]

Context definitely makes me appreciate some tracks more than I would have otherwise, probably for the same reason as movies for you - if there's a track that's "nice enough" but is from a scene that I found especially compelling, of course I'm going to like it more, because I'll be replaying it in my head... and then there's massive nostalgia for things like old 8-bit midis. I mean, no one is going to think the music from River City Ransom rocks by today's standards, but it makes me pretty darned happy. ;)

But there are some tracks on my playlists from games that never got released in the States and I have no idea what genre they even are, but the OST was composed by the same composer who did other games I liked the OSTs of, and have a similar style and level of awesome to the composer's other work. And then there's at least one track I have from a game I never played because several people who share my taste in games say it sucked horribly, but I have to admit the vocal theme is very pretty.