Best of Inuyasha Hyakka Ryouran - Inuyasha Theme Zenshu [Shipping Within Japan Only] Customer Reviews

This is a great start to listening to JPop or JRock if you're not from Japan. Many US people will find this music first through Anime. If that's you, also look for the music of "Full Metal Alchemist". "Dearest" is probably the stand-out track on this album (IMHO). But Fukai Mori, My Will, Shinjitsu No Uta, and all the others are really good too. If you like this stuff, and want to hear the greatest female vocalist in Japan, be sure to lookup Rie Fu. YouTube has plenty of videos and you can get her later albums here (her original work seems impossible to find). Other bands to check out include "Asian Kung Fu Generation", "L'Arc~en~Ciel", and "Maximum the Hormone" (don't let that last one fool you - it can get pretty heavy, but what a blend of sounds - pure genius in composition!).

I loved V6, males' singers, plus there are many beautiful complete females singers songs, amazing music, of course, I do not understand any, but I enjoyed it. Beautiful cd inserts.

All of Rumiko Takahashi's television series had great soundtracks, but "Inuyasha" took it to another level. This first of two soundtrack collections includes the first four television OP and ED as well as the OP and ED of the first two Inuyasha movies. Even if you have never heard of "Inuyasha", the music is so good you should still enjoy it.

it's a very beautiful song collection, the 1st opening and 1st ending will be the best one following with the 2nd, 3rd and 4th ED song. Nice booklet with the song lyrics of every single track and the quality will be much better with the original one if you're playing with home audio system, please respect to the producer and artis also don't try to copy the source as it's a copyrighted one.

If you want the full length openings and endings to Inuyasha, this is the way to get them. This CD contains openings 1-4 of 6, and endings 1-5 of 8, as well as the ending songs to the first 2 movies (and the insert song for the 2nd movie), and finally a remixed version of the Inuyasha instrumental theme. The songs for this anime are nothing less than spectacular. And their style varies. Some are energetic and faster paced, like Change the World or Owanari no Yume, and some have a more mellow pace, like Ai no Uta or Dearest. All convey great energy or emotion in their own ways, and sound simply excellent. If you like J-Pop and other Japanese music, this CD is for you. And if you're an Inuyasha fan, this is a must buy.

A mix of both slow and fast songs from the OPs and EDs of Inuyasha. Excellent music by several great artists. A little something for everyone.