Name: どんな音楽を聴くか (What Music I Listen To)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:35:21.000Z
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Hi everyone! I thought I'd share
with you what music I listen to.

What my favorite musical
artists, bands, and composers

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are. So to begin, I listen to
practically every type of music

and am always discovering new
music to listen to. So, my list

probably would've grown by the
time that this is even posted.

I listen to a lot of video game
and anime music as well and own

many game and anime soundtracks.
What I dislike thought is when

songs are left off the
soundtracks. There are so many

great songs that I am missing
because they are not on the

original soundtrack and there is
really no way of acquiring these

songs. I am mostly drawn to
indie rock, alternative rock,

hard rock, dark
ambient, downtempo, new age,

experimental, classical,
house/trance, jazz, and

occasionally hip-hop/R&B, and
mostly anything that is not

mainstream. Although, I still
listen to popular music too.

I mostly listen to female
vocalists. I realized one day,

"Wait a minute, there really
aren't any male vocalists

I listen to." I don't know, I
guess I find female vocals much

more appealing. At the present
moment of making this video

I have nearly 10,000 songs on
my computer, more than half a

month's worth in duration
total. I'm very particular about

quality so I have it all in
lossless quality straight from

the CD, or even some direct
rips from video games. So, this

equates to about 150GB of music.
Before I begin, this video is

very interactive. If you have
annotations turned on, you can

click on the song name and be
taken to the video or song on

YouTube. I linked to the
official or best quality

versions on YouTube I could
find, if I could find it at all.

Due to YouTube copyright and
whatnot, if a song is no longer

available, please let me know
and I will do my best at finding

an alternative link. I
apologize if I mispronounce

The first section is going to be
my favorite artists, bands, and

composers, primarily
in alphabetical order.

Akira Yamaoka is a video game
composer. I love his work

on the "Silent Hill" series.
"Silent Hill 3" was the first

one I played and I really like
it. Most of the music in the

"Silent Hill" games is dark
ambient, creepy sounds, and

I love it. However, a lot of the
creepiest music isn't on the

official soundtracks, so I had
to resort to music extracted

from the actual game to obtain
it. The sad part is he is no

longer doing the music for the
"Silent Hill" games, so it won't

be the same without him. It is
so difficult for me to pick my

favorites, but if I had to pick
my top five tracks he composed

without vocals and are on the
original soundtracks, they would

be: "True," "Regards,"
"Different Persons,"

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn does
voice overs for many animes, but

she has worked with Akira
Yamaoka in providing vocal

tracks for the "Silent Hill"
games. Whenever I got a new

"Silent Hill" game I was eagerly
awaiting to hear what tracks she

sang. When I would hear them
in the game, I just loved it so

much. She is an absolutely
amazing singer and there is not

a single song I dislike. My
favorites would be:

"Love Psalm," "Elle Theme,"
"Hole In The Sky,"

Next is Azam Ali. I love
practical all her work so it's

hard to pick my favorites. I
first heard about her from a

video game actually. The game is
"Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow."

She worked on some of the music
in the game. She sang a song

that I really like from it
called "Logan's Shadow" which is

the theme. Outside the video
game, some of her solo work

I like are: "Forty One Ways,"
"From Heaven To Dust," "Ocean,"

Azam Ali is actually in a music
group called Niyaz and I love

their music too. Some of my
favorites are: "Mazaar,"

"In The Shadow Of Life,"
"Parishaan," "Iman,"

The Storm is a Danish band
I first heard about through

YouTube. I saw "Lost in the
Fire" in the sidebar and loved

it and listened to all their
work. My other favorites are:

"Are Your Shoes Too Tight?,"
"Honesty," "Dominos,"

I first heard about Tsuki Amano,
also known as Tsukiko Amano,

from the video game "Fatal Frame
III: The Tormented." A song of

her's, "聲 (Koe)," or "Voice,"
was in that game and remains to

be my favorite. I also really
love: "人形 (Ningyō)," or "Doll,"

"ゼロの調律 (Zero no Chōritsu)," or
"Zero Tune." There is also an

English version of this
song titled "ZERO."

"SPY," and "天の樹 (Ten no ki)," or
"Tree of Heaven."

Yoko Kanno is an anime music
composer. She's done a wide

array of soundtracks. The first
I probably heard her work was in

"Cowboy Bebop" and then
"Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone

Complex." She is actually
rumored to go by a different

name, Gabriela Robin, where
she actually sings. Many of my

favorites are sung by Gabriela
Robin, which is in a

"スタミナ・ローズ (Sutamina Rōzu)," or
"Stamina Rose,"

"トルキア (Torukia)," "Green Bird."
And, if I had to pick two more

that are sung by other people
but composed by Yoko.

They would be: "Inner Universe"
and "Rise" by Origa.

Yuki Kajiura is another anime
music composer. I first heard

her music in ".hack//Sign" and
loved the music and vocal tracks

by Emily Bindiger. She also
composed the music for a video

game I love, "Xenosaga II" and
"Xenosaga III." I don't like to

pick ones that have vocals.
Like I'd rather have a separate

section for the vocalists.
But, I'll do it anyway:

"The Image Theme of Xenosaga II"
by Deb Lyons & the

Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus. This
song. Listen to the vocals,

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