Piano Supplement - Lively And Relaxed Days (Saiyuki Anime Music Review)
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You will also find a lot of references to the Saiyuki series in general and to the anime Saiyuki Reload Gunlock in particular because the music album is closely related to series in question.
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The track list for Saiyuki Reload Gunlock Piano Supplement - Lively And Relaxed Days
First of all, know that this music album only contains instrumental tracks or, to be more precise, piano music. This means that you won't be hearing anyone singing when listening to the music from this album. It's just music that's meant to be "lively" and "relaxed", hence the title.
This music album contains 11 tracks. Here is the track list (obtained from Amazon Japan) for this album:
- Let Me Be
- Freedom
- Infinity
- With You
- Destination
- True Flower
- The Way To Paradise
- Bunny Doll
- Bitter Fruits
- Ending
- From Way Before
If you are familiar with many of the other music albums from the Saiyuki series, you will certainly recognize the song titles that you see in this track. They are indeed recognizable because these songs appear in the other albums of the Saiyuki series.
But in those other albums, these songs aren't just instrumental piano versions. Instead, you can hear the lyrics of these songs as sung by their respective artists.
Saiyuki Reload Gunlock Piano Supplement - Lively And Relaxed Days
A short quiz about Saiyuki music albums:
view quiz statisticsRegrettably, no sample videos with the instrumental piano versions of all the songs in this track list could be located.
Furthermore, it seems that there's really not much information about this album aside from its track list.
It may be because it's just an album that contains only piano versions of songs.
This album is really meant to just help one relax and feel lively, bringing a sense of ease and calmness and even serenity to the people that are listening to this album's track list.
However, feel free to listen to the version of the songs, from this album's track list, that contain the lyrics.
If you like the sound of the song accompanied with the voice of the artist, then it's highly likely that you'll also thoroughly enjoy the instrumental piano versions of these songs. If you want to find out more about the other music albums that these songs appear in, just head on over to the hub that the song title or music album title leads to.
The songs from Saiyuki Reload Gunlock Piano Supplement - Lively And Relaxed Days
1. Let Me Be
This song can also be found in the music album Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 3 where it was sung by Masaki Nomiyama.
2. Freedom
There are actually 2 versions of this song that can be found in two different music albums.
The first version can be found in Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 1 and it was sung by Masaki Nomiyama. You can see a sample video of this song from that hub.
The second version can be found in Gensomaden Saiyuki Vocal Album Volume 2 and it was sung by Seki Toshihiko (Sanzo), Hirata Hiroaki (Gojyo) and Hoshi Soichiro (Goku). The aforementioned artists are actually three of the four main characters of the Saiyuki series.
Infinity by Hoshi Soichiro (Goku)
3. Infinity
This song also appears in Gensomaden Saiyuki Vocal Album Volume 1. From that album, it was Hoshi Soichiro (Goku) who sang this song.
A sample video of this song is featured to the right although it is the version with lyrics since the piano instrumental version could not be found.
However, as you can hear from listening to the song, it does sound wonderful even with the lyrics being sung especially since Goku has such a great voice. Also, you can hear the instrumental portions of the music and it sounds spectacular.
4. With You
Jushi-ca sang this song in the music album Saiyuki Reload Image Album Volume 1.
5. Destination
This song also appears in Saiyuki Reload Vocal Album Volume 2.
From that album, Destination was sung by Seki Toshihiko (Sanzo), Hirata Hiroaki (Gojyo) & Hoshi Soichiro (Goku).
You can listen to a sample song of "Destination" by checking out the above hub.
6. True Flower
This song appears in two music albums from the Saiyuki series. "True Flower" is sung by Garden from those two albums.
The first album where you can find the song "True Flower" is called Saiyuki Reload Image Album Volume 2 while the second album is entitled Saiyuki Reload Burial Opening Theme Song: Late-Show.
7. The Way To Paradise
This song also appears in Gensomaden Saiyuki Vocal Album Volume 3 as sung by Seki Toshihiko (Sanzo), Hirata Hiroaki (Gojyo) & Hoshi Soichiro (Goku). You can see a sample video of this song by heading on over to the hub the title leads to. However, this song also appears in Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 1 where it was sung by Masaki Nomiyama.
For Real Piano Version
side note:
The video featured on the right is the piano version of the song For Real.
This song was sung by Tokuyama Hidenori but, as you can see, there is also a piano version of this song.
There's also actually a guitar version of For Real.
Anyway, all For Real versions appear in the music album Gensomaden Saiyuki Singles Collection.
Now "For Real" doesn't actually appear in this music album. But a video of its instrumental piano version is available on YouTube and this version is terrifically good.
If you listen to it, you can surely get an idea of how the other piano versions of the songs here will sound like.
If For Real can sound this great, the other songs certainly can as well.
Also, note that the video featured on the right actually features scenes from Gensomaden Saiyuki Requiem Movie.
8. Bunny Doll
You can also find this song in Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 2 as sung by Manabu Enuma.
Bitter Fruits by Ryosuke Neriki
9. Bitter Fruits
Ryosuke Neriki sang this song from the album Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 3.
You can see a sample video of this song featured on the right.
10. Ending
This song appears in two other Saiyuki music albums though both are sung by Garden. The first album has the name Saiyuki Reload Image Album Volume 1. You can listen to a sample video of the song "Ending" by going to that hub. The second album where "Ending" appears in is the one called Saiyuki Reload Burial Opening Theme Song: Late-Show.
11. From Way Before
Laynah sang this song from the music album Gensomaden Saiyuki Image Album Volume 2.
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Conclusion
Saiyuki Reload Gunlock Piano Supplement - Lively And Relaxed Days is definitely the music album to have if you want to "relax" and be "lively". Listen to the extraordinary instrumental piano versions of some of the Saiyuki songs from different Saiyuki music albums.
If you already know the versions of these songs with lyrics and you like them, then it's likely that you'll love these songs too.
Moreover, if you're collecting the music albums from the Saiyuki series, you should definitely not forget to add this album to your collection.
Pic credits: The images are enlarged pics of the products from Amazon.com
Sources:
- amazon.co.jp (for the track list)
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