Perfect Blue Original Soundtrack Japan Music CD

Product Description Content Introduction: "Perfect Blue," the 1998 theatrical release of the psychological thriller "Perfect Blue," the directorial debut of Satoshi Kon, known for "Paprika," "Millennium Actress," and "Tokyo Godfathers," and an animated film produced by Madhouse based on the novel of the same name by Yoshikazu Takeuchi. This world-renowned masterpiece, which depicts the theme of "the divergence between the image of oneself and others"?a theme that has become increasingly relevant to people of all ages?is now available again in a newly remastered soundtrack, featuring a mix of bright and refreshing idol pop and unsettling music by Masahiro Ikumi, allowing listeners to relive the film's blend of fiction and reality. [Limited Edition Analog Record Also Released Simultaneously] 1. Angel of Love (Lyrics: Kiko Imai, Vocals: MISA, Mie Shimizu, Emiko Furukawa, Composition & Arrangement: Masahiro Ikumi) 2. I'm Fine Alone (Lyrics: Sumiyo Mutsumi, Vocals: Mie Shimizu, Emiko Furukawa, Composition: Makoto Mitsui, Arrangement: Masahiro Ikumi) 3. Mima's Theme (Composition & Arrangement: Yuji Yoshida) 4. Nightmare (Composition & Arrangement: Yuji Yoshida) 5. Virtual Mima (Composition & Arrangement: Masahiro Ikumi) 6. Uchida's Theme (Composition & Arrangement: Masahiro Ikumi) 7. Now Embraced by Memories (Lyrics: THIS TIME, Vocals: MISA (BACKGROUND VOCAL: MISA & Masahiro Ikumi), Composition: THIS TIME) 8. Nightmare (KAMINARI Version) (Composition & Arrangement: Yuji Yoshida) 9. Virtual Mima (VOICE Version) (Composition & Arrangement: Masahiro Ikumi) 10. SEASON (Vocals: M-VOICE, Lyrics: Masato Kotake, Composition & Arrangement: PIPELINE PROJECT) Media Reviews and More Perfect Blue, the 1998 theatrical release of the psychological suspense film, is the directorial debut of Satoshi Kon, known for Paprika, Millennium Actress, and Tokyo Godfathers, and is an animated film produced by Madhouse based on the novel of the same name by Yoshikazu Takeuchi. This world-renowned masterpiece, which depicts the theme of "the divergence between the image of oneself and others" that has become a vivid theme for ordinary people over time, is now available again in a newly remastered soundtrack that allows you to relive the film, where fiction and reality are intertwined, with a composition that mixes bright and refreshing idol pop with unsettling music by Masahiro Ikumi. (C)RS