Review by Alexis DeBussy

This is the soundtrack to the critically acclaimed game, Ookami. The soundtrack is comprised of 218 songs. It includes everything from little jingles to glorious music of the wilderness. Most of the tracks in this listing are just short jingles, but you definitely get what you pay for. This soundtrack has yet to bore me from listening to it over and over again. It is highly recommended to anyone who has played the wonderful masterpiece, Ookami.

This is the soundtrack for the anime show "Beck". The music on this soundtrack is that from the show. The music is very well done and is something I can listen to over and over again. I generally don't like rock-style music, but after watching this show I had to go buy the soundtrack.

This is my favorite album out of all the Cibo Matto albums. The music is done very well and ranges from rap to rock to hip-hop and even to trip-hop. The most noted song on this cd is most likely sci-fi wasabi. Blue Train is the only song that doesn't quite fit in with the album, but the cd is definitely a must-buy.

The show loosely based on the manga, Hellsing is very nicely done on the side of animation. The english voiceovers fit the part and are done well. The story is a little thin not really going into detail about the fake vampires. Some vulgar language and thin plot makes this a rental more than anything.

One of the best soundtracks ever. The music is intuitive in making you feel like you are a part of the feeling the original game made you feel.

To start off, I am a big fan of Okui Masami. When I received the CD, I was excited because I haven't heard new songs from her in quite some time. From the first song to the last song, it's just music greatness.