Just Fade Away: Music of Cowboy Bebop and Other Sounds for the Discerning Otaku

Just Fade Away: Music of Cowboy Bebop and Other Sounds for the Discerning Otaku

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
RAYZD is the new name of a band formerly called G-Clef and da Houndz/Yalloppin' Hounds, and is the hip-hop/pop/jazz-oriented Phoenix that rose from the ashes of the Neo Swing Movement of the turn of the millennium! But trust us you never heard a band like this before.... They are 100% original, combining real musical skills with real rhymes, lyrics, and beats to form the most exciting new movement in music on this planet! Rayzd means many things to us: It means resurrection from the ashes... It means a resurgence of real melody and harmony combined with experimental pop.... It means its time to "rayz" the level now for the entire music world.... It means movement from darkness to light....travelling from west to east. The message behind Rayzd is based on values that are not necessarily of the material world. Concepts like love, aspiration to greatness, rejection of mediocrity, positive enhancement of human potential are among the messages they hope to leave their audiences with.

Product Description
Japanese 'Otaku' culture is growing by leaps and bounds, and is becoming the next big movement to sweep American Culture. Anime and Video Games are more often becoming valid modes for artistic expression in the area of music. Composer/Producer G-Clef da Mad Komposa and his band Rayzd embark on perhaps the first serious interpretation of some of Otaku culture's best music, most notably Japanese composer Yoko Kanno (Cowboy Bebop/Escaflowne), as well as others. A Landmark project featuring many different instrumentations, even two Big Band tracks!

Just Fade Away: Music of Cowboy Bebop and Other Sounds for the Discerning Otaku,Rayzd,Yalloppin / Soulkid,the most original American alt pop/hiphop/jazz band interprets the music of Cowboy Bebop and other great anime and video game music.


Just Fade Away: Music of Cowboy Bebop and Other Sounds for the Discerning Otaku
Average customer rating: 2 out of 5 stars
  • Technically Very good
Just Fade Away: Music of Cowboy Bebop and Other Sounds for the Discerning Otaku
Rayzd
Manufacturer: Yalloppin / Soulkid
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002R250O
Release Date: 2004-07-23

Tracks:

  1. Tank (from Cowboy Bebop)
  2. Real Folk Blues (from Cowboy Bebop)
  3. Rain (from Cowboy Bebop)
  4. Words That We Couldn't Say (from Cowboy Bebop)
  5. Greenbird (from Cowboy Bebop)
  6. Hiiru No Tskuki(from Outlaw Star)
  7. Is It Real (from Cowboy Bebop)
  8. Legendary Theme (from Gitaroo Man)
  9. Bring Me to Life
  10. Adieu (from Cowboy Bebop)
  11. Sora (from Escaflowne)
  12. Streets of Rage 2 Ending Theme
  13. Brian Burns meets Ed

Album Description

Japanese 'Otaku' culture is growing by leaps and bounds, and is becoming the next big movement to sweep American Culture. Anime and Video Games are more often becoming valid modes for artistic expression in the area of music. Composer/Producer G-Clef da Mad Komposa and his band Rayzd embark on perhaps the first serious interpretation of some of Otaku culture's best music, most notably Japanese composer Yoko Kanno (Cowboy Bebop/Escaflowne), as well as others. A Landmark project featuring many different instrumentations, even two Big Band tracks!

Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars Technically Very good.......2007-01-31

In the track "Brian Burns meets Ed" a voice says "I don't know what's going on here." this is obvious through the whole album.

"Tank" a biting theme denoting the fast paced action that the film noir theme of the show demands is turned into more of a driving on a cruise tune.

"Rain" is turned into a love song instead of a memory of love lost that won't fade into pain as life goes along. I could give examples for every track, but they would all be the same thing.

While the female vocals are excellent, the occasional droppings of the male "urban street" vocals are jarring and do not fit at all. Frankly they are as welcome as bodily byproducts in a punch bowl, but not as tasty. The time the "urban street" voice tried to sound like a member of the Yakuza, was just pitiful, and probably appeared racist.

It is a well produced album with excellent instrumental work and arrangement, but next time, watch the show first.

Meditation Music:

  1. Kiss Me [CD-single]
  2. Lifesavers
  3. Light My Fire [CD-single] [Import]
  4. Little Town
  5. Live at Basin St. East [Live]
  6. Maximum Courtney Love
  7. Mr. Al Live In Concert
  8. Music of My Heart [CD-single] [Import]
  9. Naughty But Nice [Import]
  10. New Man

Meditation Music

meditation music

Meditation Music

Highs of the 60s

The Recordings 1908-1913

The Rossini Tenor

Music: After the Flood

The Fires of Ork 2

The Buddha Experience: Zen Meditation [Import]

Un Signe de Temps [Import]

Time Bomb [Explicit Lyrics]

Top Tunes Karaoke CDG Rock Vol. 2 TT-075

John Adams: Harmonielehre

Super Jazz Trio [Import] [Original recording remastered]

Reina Y Cenicienta

Tó Mixeaó, Vol. 5: Meren-Mix Encendio

Unlimited

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