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Music Presentation:
Special thanks to Geneon Anime Music for sending a copy for a review for this site. This is one of many Anime CDs that are domestic release. If you enjoy the music from the series, you will love this CD. Track 01 is the introduction theme, however, I don't think the ending theme is on this CD. There are two vocals, Track 12 & 16, however, these songs are both in English (there is no vocal for the introduction them & the ending theme is in Japanese). The rest is a mix of classical music, some sounds like you're in the medival town, folk songs.
Audio 2.0:
I find no problem listening to the music. The tracks are well separated.
Packaging:
Since this Anime CD is a domestic release, it got almost the same as the original Japanese packaging, the only thing different that is the tracks title is translated into English. The package is really nice, I think it will match the theme of this series. On the cover, you see a sleeping angel. In the back, honestly, I got no idea what's on the picture. Though, the track listing is a little to small to read. In the insert, you get an interview with Ko Otani, who wrote all the songs, credits, the lyrics of the two vocals on this CD, as well some nice pictures with the same style as the cover & a shot of the cast of the series. On the CD cover, another angel. The CD case is a clear one, so you get to see another image behind the CD disc. The artwork looks so much like the series "Lain".
Overall CD Rating:
I have to check out the series soon, but if you enjoy classical music, this CD is for you. It's perfect to listen for a relaxing break. Not only that, you will support Geneon Anime Music on releasing more Anime CDs in the near future.
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