Other tracks had more darkened tones, like “L’Eminenza Oscura,” and “Xehanort -The Early Years-,” while “L’Impeto Oscuro” was a more fast paced, really fun fighting track.
“L’Oscurità dell’Ignoto” starts with a bang, composed of excellent organ work with a violin melody accompanied at high speeds. Mostly all the tracks on the third disc were composed by her with exceptions to classics from Beethoven, Tchaikovsky filling the rest of the disc. The third disc felt like a tribute to orchestral music, and Ms. The second disc, filled with techno, dance, and fun-jumpy tracks, was a better fit for the Kingdom Hearts 3D world. “Broken Reality,” “The Nightmare,” and “Rinzler Recompiled” being my favorite from the three, were darker in tone but were neat and well done compositions. There were also a few more fun orchestral tracks such as “The Fun Fair,” “All for One,” and “Prankster’s Party” by Ms. It was catchy and I enjoyed the techno melody. “Gigabyte Mantis” was perhaps my favorite track that Mr. But then it was over, repeating to the beginning. A small synth pad repeated for about a minute and a half until the track changed into a dance tune, and I enjoyed that part. “Keyblade Cycle” was motnatnous, nothing really happened in the track. The tracks had a nice electronic synth pad creating a techno atmosphere, but it felt like background arpeggiators were doing most of the melodic work, making the tracks sound stagnant. Ishimoto on the second disc sounded great. “Access the Grid,” “Digital Domination” by Mr. Either way, I felt the first disc was not off to a good start as there were too many tracks I just want to skip over. Maybe there is some sub-plot about running home to mother. It was just so nonsensical, it came out of nowhere. The track “SOMEDAY -KINGDOM MIX-” also contained vocals, with lyrics still no better than the previous two vocal tracks, and with silly lyrics such as “… go home and kiss your mommy…” actually made me laugh out loud.
“CALLING -KINGDOM MIX-” a techno mix, contained lyrics no better than the ones in “TWISTER -KINGDOM MIX-.” Something sounded wrong in this track, as if the vocals were not working in harmony with the bass, often clashing in notes.
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Shimomura has a firm grasp on how to make music sound good. Shimomura, had a darker fighting tone but managed to be quite enjoyable as well. “Le Sanctuaire” and “La Cloche” also by Ms. “The World of Dream Drops” and “Sweet Spirits” had in it some beautiful melodies as well, while “Ever After” soloed a melancholy violin. Shimomura, along with “Hand to Hand” and “Dream Eaters.” I especially loved the vocals in “Dream Eaters,” they added a sweet touch to its melody. “Traverse in Trance” brought back the soothing, beautiful composition of Ms. Shimomura composed more than 60% of the album. Three tracks in and I already miss Yoko Shimomura. I liked “TWISTER -KINGDOM MIX-,” I just didn’t like the lyrics. Maybe Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance OST is compensating for not having Utada Hikaru as some previous Kingdom Hearts installments have had. A line from the lyrics “…Crystal, blisters, it’s all over now…” had me question the validity of the poetry being sung. But as the track progressed, I begin to hear English lyrics. Takeharu Ishimoto composed “TWISTER -KINGDOM MIX-,” it started out as a cool pop tune, I really got into it. But then “Storm Diver,” composed by Tsuyoshi Sekito, began with a loud discourse from “Dearly Beloved.” In “Storm Diver,” orchestral samples play in fast rhythm, and I felt the soundtrack changing course. The rhythm was soft, and it’s presented with a ‘magical’ introduction. It’s filled with a piano twinkling in the air accompanied by violins playing in harmony. The first disc starts with “Dearly Beloved,” composed by Yoko Shimomura, which is a soft, beautiful, orchestral piece.
So how did Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance OST cope with three composers? Find out after the jump! I was excited by the idea of a collaboration it gives soundtrack multiple approaches to the same idea or the same theme for the game, much like Mass Effect, God of War, or Final Fantasy X have done.
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Its soundtrack is the first in the Kingdom Hearts series to be a collaboration between composers. The game is actually said to be a prequel to Kingdom Hearts 3 with its gameplay and plot previewing the next installment. Aside from being a game for the Nintendo 3DS, I thought that this game was a continuation of Kingdom Hearts 2 due to its name. Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance has been a highly anticipated game by many Kingdom Hearts enthusiasts such as myself.
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