2000
Pokémon: The First Movieby John Loeffler, John Lissauer, Manny Corallo & Kenneth Lampl
- 14 Tracks
- 320 kbps
- 46:11
Tracks
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Great movie for anyone who thought they "outgrew" pokemon. Listening to the album will bring back memories of excitedly playing pokemon and watching the anime excitedly. While the music is in the background during the movie and makes it better when you listen to it separately it has a different effect. Listening to this album made me want to find and break out the movie so I could watch it again.
Ah, Pokemon the first movie. This isn't your run of the mill soundtrack for your typical 90's movie. This is a quality score. The music from this score is absolutely invigorating. It it mysterious as Mewtwo, energetic as a Togepi and as electrifying as a Zapdos.
The Orchestrations is precise. And a lot of fun to listen to. Here is a brief note on my favourite songs. The Birth of Mewtwo: Mysterious lab music that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dragonite takes flight: This is my favourite track in the score. It has light and airy strings with a elegant viola and then the song makes a huge turn to highlight a different character.
Invitation to danger: An eerie music box style tune that makes me think of an adventurer embarking out into the world to take on life's challenges. Surviving the Storm: This one continues where the last track left off with energetic trumpets and a little more brassy of a tone than the previous track. Tears of Life: This track brings me back to the film. I'll always picture ash willing to take a (figurative) bullet for his pikachu. And turning to stone in the process... It's just. Just listen to the demo. It's a moving piece of music.
Three on Three: Still has the mysterious dreary feel that some of the other track do, but this one as a little more of an optimistic tone to it. Mew's Theme: Let's face it, animal creatures that communicate by exclusively saying their name are quite hard to develop as characters. This song really defines mew's lighthearted personality. Overall this album is all sorts of fun. I recommend it to anyone!
The Orchestrations is precise. And a lot of fun to listen to. Here is a brief note on my favourite songs. The Birth of Mewtwo: Mysterious lab music that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dragonite takes flight: This is my favourite track in the score. It has light and airy strings with a elegant viola and then the song makes a huge turn to highlight a different character.
Invitation to danger: An eerie music box style tune that makes me think of an adventurer embarking out into the world to take on life's challenges. Surviving the Storm: This one continues where the last track left off with energetic trumpets and a little more brassy of a tone than the previous track. Tears of Life: This track brings me back to the film. I'll always picture ash willing to take a (figurative) bullet for his pikachu. And turning to stone in the process... It's just. Just listen to the demo. It's a moving piece of music.
Three on Three: Still has the mysterious dreary feel that some of the other track do, but this one as a little more of an optimistic tone to it. Mew's Theme: Let's face it, animal creatures that communicate by exclusively saying their name are quite hard to develop as characters. This song really defines mew's lighthearted personality. Overall this album is all sorts of fun. I recommend it to anyone!