This Blu-spec CD2 edition elevates an already flawless soundtrack to new heights. The lush piano, Sufjan Stevens’ haunting originals, and the delicate classical pieces now sound incredibly rich and detailed. Every track perfectly captures the bittersweet heat of an Italian summer and the ache of first romance. A must-own for anyone who fell in love with this film’s soul.

A high-quality double-LP reissue from Disney pressed on translucent red vinyl. This comes with an obi strip and the sleeve printed with the vintage Japanese "The Empire Strikes Back" artwork. The records have polypropylene-lined paper sleeves, but there are no vintage inserts included here: just a small handbill for a survey contest from Disney. This is a great collectible.

Great release and an awesome way to celebrate before the release of the next instalment of The Mandalorian. I was so excited to get this before May 4th. the music is clear and dynamic.

This box set is an absolute treasure for any Ghibli fan. The HQCD (High Quality CD) format offers a noticeable step up in clarity and dynamic range for Joe Hisaishi's legendary scores. The packaging is elegant and substantial, housing decades of cinematic magic in one beautiful collection. It’s a significant investment, but the superior sound and comprehensive nature of this set make it the crown jewel of any soundtrack library.

Magic for the ears. This is the highest quality modern classical music. Beautiful presented, wonderfully played - a masterpiece.

Just like with Daft Punk before, on the Iron: Legacy soundtrack, NIN overshadows the disappointing movie with an amazing soundtrack. As much as I love Daft Punk's Iron score from a several years ago, this one by NIN is better. I put this on while I work and there are several times where I'll do some serious chair dancing as NIN pounds out some slamming tracks. Plus, the limited edition packaging was really cool. The packaging is a throwback to floppy disk packaging from the 1980s... just perfect. The only thing that could've made this better is if the CD had been in the SHM-CD format, but this still sounds great. Disney should just keep hiring great electronic/industrial artists to keep making scores for Tron movies that don't exist, since the soundtracks have outshined the last two movies.

I cannot believe how amazing Ariana and Cynthia sound on this, they are the combo I never knew I needed

Love this edition, the quality is incredible and the package came very quickly (a little over a week after I bought it and I selected the registered airmail shipping) which I didn’t expect and it was very well packaged with bubble wrap and cute green paper.

I've got the japanese version of first movie soundtrack so I had to get the second one too. Great movie and great soundtrack.

Yumi Tono's incredible score for the 2024 Taiga Drama Hikaru Kimi E is easily my nomination for best soundtrack of the year. This first volume contains many of the most lyrical and romantic passages Tono composed for the series, and will appeal to anyone looking for classic orchestral music written for film/TV that emphasises seriousness, beauty and heartfelt melodic writing. It's an absolute knockout. The Taiga dramas always have notable scores, and Tono has just exploded with this one. I was lucky to also get the 7-disc special edition through CD Japan. If you can find that, definitely grab it. It's stupendous. If not, then the three standard volumes are still must-haves.

I don't know the "Sukeban Deka" series but this album is simply a wonderful discovery! I have rarely heard such a level of artistic quality. Everything is excellent: the songs, the voices of the young girls (but they are absolutely sublime!), the musicians, the work in the studio, we are faced with incredible perfection. Many people could be inspired by it... To get without delay!

This hi-fidelity Blu-spec CD2 contains the motion picture score for the original Ghostbusters movie by Elmer Bernstein. I've always liked this score, it sounds like an old fashioned scary movie from the 1950s with a small hint of comedy attached to it. It's a perfect fit for the movie. I also find this music is perfect to play during Halloween season and in Fall in general, it really sets a nice vibe. Plus, this Japanese edition contains the end credits as a bonus track!

It’s not Radiohead and also different from Tom Yorke’s solo records. It is a soundtrack very good music . Go to listen to it and you love it

One of the key aspects of the movie was the music abd here we have it, it's beautiful and enchanting.

I like the cardboard packaging in general, but print quality could be better on this release. Regarding music - it is delicate and anxious and beautiful, more avant-garde comparing to Suspiria, with a significant jazz influence. Thom is very prolific right now and in a good shape.

It is very rare that a soundtrack album can stand alone as it's very own masterpiece, "Godzilla Minus One" is just one of those rarities. A thumping score that can tell the story of "Godzilla" without the need for visuals, a sonic treat writ large by the very talented Naoki Sato. Magnificent.

The movie is not that good as the soundtrack to it. The score is very thrilling and melodic. If you like Marco Beltrami’s works, this is definitely for you. Btw: he took some pieces from Steve Jablonsky’s Skyscraper and Zimmer’s Inception.

All tracks sound like they have updated remastering and are full and clear. 'No Woman No Cry' is a live 1977 version.

I am happy to own the soundtrack of one of the critically acclaimed movie of 2023. Also, winner of the song of the year - "What Was I Made For?"

Excellent TV drama soundtrack series from Harumi Fuuki continues. Vol 2 is even better, with a stronger mix of styles. More compositions inspired by traditional Japanese music too, which to my ignorant ears sounds fresh and exciting. With albums like this, where I haven't seen the show the music was written for, the score is left to conjure images and ideas on its own. I have no idea what Segodon is about, but I like to imagine it's a Butterfly Effect-type story about a foolish time traveler who finds himself back in various eras of Japan's history, meeting historical figures and mucking up the timeline, then coming back to present day Japan to see how history has been altered.