Comments on: Aoi Hana OP – Aoi Hana – Review http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/ Anime Music! OP/ED and Soundtrack Reviews. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:32:36 +0000 hourly 1 By: zzeroparticle http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/#comment-564 zzeroparticle Tue, 15 Sep 2009 04:52:19 +0000 http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/?p=890#comment-564 @DucDigital Sorry. Can't help you there. You may want to hop by Josh's Anime Sheet Music page (just google those terms up and you should be able to find it). @DucDigital
Sorry. Can’t help you there. You may want to hop by Josh’s Anime Sheet Music page (just google those terms up and you should be able to find it).

]]> By: DucDigital http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/#comment-563 DucDigital Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:27:48 +0000 http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/?p=890#comment-563 Hi there, just accidentally surf to this page, but i like your thread. but currently im looking for the background music in the anime. this slow piece of music has caught my ears... i really don't know if there are any clear record or music sheet of this song so that i can play it again in my guitar. do you know any? Hi there, just accidentally surf to this page, but i like your thread. but currently im looking for the background music in the anime. this slow piece of music has caught my ears… i really don’t know if there are any clear record or music sheet of this song so that i can play it again in my guitar. do you know any?

]]> By: zzeroparticle http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/#comment-562 zzeroparticle Wed, 26 Aug 2009 05:45:50 +0000 http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/?p=890#comment-562 @lelangir Yeah, I noticed that this album is more or less driven by the background piano and the vocals though in ryo's case, the piano is far more energetic (at least with the Bakemonogatari ED). Looks like you've found another artist to fanboy over though :p @Reltair Yeah, as if the opening sequence wasn't a big clue as to what the show will be about :p It's fitting within the series though and anything more energetic would be just kind of weird I think. @lelangir
Yeah, I noticed that this album is more or less driven by the background piano and the vocals though in ryo’s case, the piano is far more energetic (at least with the Bakemonogatari ED).

Looks like you’ve found another artist to fanboy over though :p

@Reltair
Yeah, as if the opening sequence wasn’t a big clue as to what the show will be about :p It’s fitting within the series though and anything more energetic would be just kind of weird I think.

]]> By: Reltair http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/#comment-561 Reltair Tue, 25 Aug 2009 16:15:30 +0000 http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/?p=890#comment-561 Didn't get around to watching Aoi Hana yet, but I think this music gives me an idea of how the series is like. Not particularly my style of music, but it's okay. I do prefer more energetic pieces. Didn’t get around to watching Aoi Hana yet, but I think this music gives me an idea of how the series is like.

Not particularly my style of music, but it’s okay. I do prefer more energetic pieces.

]]> By: lelangir http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/2009/08/aoi-hana-op-aoi-hana-review/#comment-560 lelangir Tue, 25 Aug 2009 02:10:58 +0000 http://blog.animeinstrumentality.net/?p=890#comment-560 If I knew anything about drums, I'd say the percussion style has a lot to do with the feeling of this song...I have that strange feeling. Also, generally, the instrumentation helps a lot. There's background vocals, organ, chorused guitar (no idea what it really is), and they all kind of blend together in a wishy washy rolly around atmospheric (but not <i>too</i> atmospheric) sound that you can really dig. Then the piano is like the driving force of the song, much like in a lot of Ryo's songs, despite the piano being pretty subtle. When the chorus comes around (1:40), well, I really like how the verse cools down so the vocals come in at the lowest register at the beginning of the chorus. Kukikodan's voice at the lower register is fukkkkken hot. I'd like to hear her sing a ballad...hnngggg If I knew anything about drums, I’d say the percussion style has a lot to do with the feeling of this song…I have that strange feeling.

Also, generally, the instrumentation helps a lot. There’s background vocals, organ, chorused guitar (no idea what it really is), and they all kind of blend together in a wishy washy rolly around atmospheric (but not too atmospheric) sound that you can really dig. Then the piano is like the driving force of the song, much like in a lot of Ryo’s songs, despite the piano being pretty subtle.

When the chorus comes around (1:40), well, I really like how the verse cools down so the vocals come in at the lowest register at the beginning of the chorus. Kukikodan’s voice at the lower register is fukkkkken hot. I’d like to hear her sing a ballad…hnngggg

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