StreamingSoundtracks.com - Avalon (Kawai)

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	City 13 Kenji Kawai	5:01	27
02	Log Off Kenji Kawai	2:30	143
03	Voyage To Avalon Kenji Kawai	4:01	93
04	Murphy's Ghost Kenji Kawai	2:42	15
05	Bishop Kenji Kawai	0:39	17
06	Nine Sisters Kenji Kawai	3:50	43
07	Ruins C66 Kenji Kawai	2:58	11
08	Gray Lady Kenji Kawai	4:45	107
09	Flak Tower 22 Kenji Kawai	1:26	15
10	Ruins D99 Kenji Kawai	3:08	17
11	The Ghost Hunting Kenji Kawai	3:16	10
12	Voyage To Avalon (Live Concert Version) Kenji Kawai	10:13	167
13	Tir Na Mban Kenji Kawai	2:23	16
14	Log In Kenji Kawai	6:20	276

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

It Makes You Want to See the Movie

By:	ladylark
Date:	31 Jan 2012
Rating:

I have to admit it, I've never seen this film. But I want to . Oh how I want to. All based on the merits of this soundtrack alone. It's that good. That Epic. It makes you want to know what all the fuss is about.

Now, unlike some of Kawai's other works, this one is built less on one single solitary theme that permeates all of the tracks. That doesn't mean that there isn't a theme, and what a theme it is too, but that it isn't present in all of the music from this film. No, instead it is only present in a few key tracks namely "Log Off," "Voyage to Avalon," "Log in," and of course, "Voyage to Avalon (Live Concert Version)." It's those tracks that keep me coming back for more and wondering what this film is all about.

The rest of the ST is okay. There are some good tracks in "Gray Lady" and "Nine Sisters" but after "Log In" or "Log Off" they really don't compare.

It's the just kinda thereness of the rest of the tracks that makes this not perfect in my eyes. But it's still really good.

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