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Title: 3 films...3 soundtracks...4 stars
Review: The first soundtrack: Magnetic RoseComposer: Yoko Kanno (w/Puccini)5 StarsYoko Kanno opens this film with a wonderful choir and alto saxophone duet. The ambient interweavings are simply stunning. Other tracks are orchestral, with some synthesizer mixed in. One of my favorite tracks is "Radio-Mad Butterfly", which quotes the "Un Bel Di Vedremo" aria from Madama Butterfly by Puccini. This theme resonates through the film. A reprise of the opening Chorale closes the story. Wonderful.Second Soundtrack: Stink BombComposer: Jun Miyake5 StarsVastly different from the last soundtrack, this is upbeat, hip, and jazzy. It almost has a playful, mischievous sound to it. "Nobuo's Groove" may be one of the coolest anime tunes ever written. Very cool.Third Soundtrack: Cannon FodderComposer: Hiroyuki Nagashima2 StarsThe weakest soundtrack, it is militaristic and synthesized. It cannot stand alone outside of the film.
