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Live concerts for anime soundtracks are also great opportunities to meet fellow fans. I met a few good friends at an anime song concert in Hong Kong last time.
I've read the original manga of The End of the Corridor! The atmosphere is amazing; if the anime can capture that gothic vibe, it will definitely be a masterpiece.
From the perspective of the soundtrack: Sometimes changing the composer for the second season can affect the atmosphere of the work. Consistency in music is very important for a series.
Beautiful scenery combined with a perfect soundtrack = a cleansing of the soul. The forest scenes in Mushishi paired with Toshio Masuda's score provide exactly this experience.
The combination of Evan Call's soundtrack and this art style is truly perfect. It would be even better if the Art Book came with an OST sampler.
Besides voice actors, I also follow anime because of the composers. As long as Yuki Kajiura is in charge of the music, I will definitely watch it.
From the perspective of the soundtrack, the collaboration between new-generation directors and new-generation composers is well worth noting. A new kind of chemistry.
If the goal is to understand the lyrics of the soundtrack, you can start by translating them. This method is very effective for increasing your vocabulary.
From the perspective of the soundtrack: The environment is very quiet late at night, which allows you to notice the details of the soundtrack even more. I recommend using headphones to experience it.
It would be even more tasteful if there were vinyl records of anime OSTs. RADWIMPS' "Your Name" OST was released on vinyl.
