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.

The edition presents itself, in terms of components, like a mini lp (obi, external cedllophane, etc.), but the size of this "mini lp" is that of a 45 rpm single. So, if you have a box with other standard Marley mini LPs (13 x 13 cm), this one won't fit.

For those wanting to dip their toes into the world of Bob Marley this is a great place to start. The movie's not too bad either. Nice.

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.

Classical soundtrack from epic thriller! Worth buying. I understood that this is an imported disk, but wrapped with Japanese OBI. Still okay.

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 like this CD Album, and it's in good condition. Also great to have a 1000 yen coupon, so in general this is a good shopping experience.

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.

This is a unique electronic work of Hans Zimmer, unlike any other works of his. Do not hesitate to listen to it.

Absolutely great film! It deserves an "Academy Award" (or equivalent) for Best Picture of the Year! My purchase of this CD soundtrack to this stunning film, re-making of Godzilla's origin after 70 Years of film history, is fantastic. "Godzilla-1.0" is an exceptionally filmed and complete story. Beautiful cinematography, an inspiring story of people, and wonderful music and SFX. I've loved Godzilla since I first saw the 1954 film when I was four year old, almost 59 years ago! I am in awe... I feel priveledged to still be around to enjoy this emotional and creative story, in such a thrilling artistic rendition! Domo Arigatogozaimasu CDJapan!

Naoki Sato does a powerful and moving take on the King of the Monsters. Including a few traditional themes from Godzilla movie's past, Sato offers mostly surreal, atmospheric pieces that cause you to reflect on the horror or emotion taking place. - and this is reflected even in the track names. The Godzilla suites are excellent and pieces such as Hope, Last and Pray will have you thinking about the situations long after seeing this movie. In some ways, it is not easiest Godzilla soundtrack to listen to, but you will be emotionally moved. Recommended for the Godzilla fan or those who reflective or horrific, fantastical ambience.

Naoki Sato's score for Godzilla Minus One starkly shows the different approaches between Japan and Hollywood when it comes to film scoring. Compare this boldly minimalist, richly-textured, quietly brooding, drone-infused score with the hyper bombast of Tom Holkenborg's Godzilla Vs Kong. It's night and day. While I like some of Holkenborg's score, in a battle of Sato vs Holkenborg, Sato easily wins. Stomps on him, in fact. I say that because Holkenborg said in an interview that he thought Akira Ifukube's original Godzilla theme was laughable, and was surprised it was so highly regarded. Blasphemy! Tom, the original Godzilla theme, lovingly included here in a respectful homage, is iconic, memorable and enduring, which are three words no one will ever use to describe your very boring score for Godzilla Vs Kong. Show some respect for the giant whose shoulders you're standing on. Sato demonstrates that respect in his fascinating, multi-layered score for Godzilla Minus One.

A superb soundtrack composed by Takatsugu Muramatsu (When Marnie Was There). Highly recommended if you like Joe Hisaishi's wonderful scores for Hayao Miyazaki's films, as this is very much in that tradition. Lovely melodies to transport you to another world.

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