[1989] Isao Tomita - Misty Kid of Wind (Kaze no Matasaburo — Glass no Manto OST) || Full Album

1. Nihyakutooka no Kaze ni Notte [0:00] 2. Kuroi Kageotoko ~ Karin Mori ni Mayou ~ Kiri no Naka no Nazo no Shounen [5:44] 3. Matasaburou no Otousan [11:11] 4. Kaichuudokei no Omoide [12:19] 5. Bochi no Yuugure [14:47] 6. Sora wo Hashiru Yogisha [15:21] 7. Kaze ga Hakonde Kita Kinomi no Hanashi [16:34] 8. Daibouken [17:50] 9. Kaze no Itazura [19:50] 10. Circus-goya no Organ [21:42] 11. Karin no Fushigi na Mimi [23:57] 12. Yume no Ato ni (Après un rêve) [25:46] 13. Kougen de no Umakko Asobi [27:59] 14. Sora wo Tobu Matasaburou no Glass no Manteau [29:45] 15. Kageotoko no Notta Tetsudou Basha [30:49] 16. Nihyakuhatsuka no Taifuu no Hi [31:23] 17. Haikyo to Natta Matasaburou no Ie [34:17] 18. Omoidashita 「Do-dodo」 no Uta [36:01] 19. Nihyakuhatsuka no Kaze ni Notta Matasaburou-gumo [38:09] Music Director: Isao Tomita Composer, Arranger, Performer, Recording: Isao Tomita Yoshihiro Kunimoto Masamichi Amano Ripped/scanned by me, scan fixes by Smithdanigans Original soundtrack to the 1989 film of the same name, based off a work by Kenji Miyazawa. I originally purchased this due to Masamichi Amano being name-dropped here on the credits, but...the credits is a mess. The official movie staff list on most database sites online only credit Isao Tomita for the music, but the OST itself credits not one, not two, but THREE composers for the soundtrack! Unfortunately they didn't actually bother to properly credit each track to their respective composers, so we'll never know who did what. (I can kind of already guess which tracks Amano did, though...) As for the material itself? It's pretty good! In fact it actually got me interested enough to order a VHS copy of the movie for a potential fansub project in the future—very curious to know the contexts in which these tracks get used throughout the film. Unfortunately it's not 100% perfect—some of the latter tracks near the end contain movie SFX & dialogue, and NGL it kinda ruined the vibe of the album for me. Inserting that kind of stuff into BGM was pretty frequent throughout the early/mid-80s but was nearly gone as we started progressing forward throughout that decade. Why did ANYBODY think it was okay to continue adding this stuff in 1989...?! Oh well. Praying for a proper release one day that removes that stuff and adds in unreleased BGM, assuming there is any. Nevertheless, enjoy!