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Nick Hunter said:
Makes sense. Respond every time, and soon you'll be piled by questions like "Who's singing in this song - Eri, Wakana or Hanae?", "Who plays drums here? I can't DL the booklet anywhere to check it" and "Did you secretly write for Final Fantasy under Nobue Uematsu alias?" And ultimately escalating to questions like "Where's mah Fate/Zero trailer music?", "Do you plan to use Sis Puella Magica any more in the movies?" and "Why don't you hire Michael J. Bay for Kalafina PVs?"...
Yuki's life would become hell
Yup...it might seem unfair, but it's pretty logical
tsubasa said:
Thank you~!
EDIT
Huh, very interesting song at the beginning here. I don't think I've heard something like it from Kajiura-sensei before, although that little synth melody is definitely something she'd do. Maybe it's Double Cast-like?
To be honest, this is probably the sort of show that would freak me out if I'd watched it as a kid
Okay, the song at 3:30 or so is definitely Kajiura style. Sheesh, that wolf thing is a moron. Does he ever shut up when he's actually out of the water?
The song at 5:45 or so is definitely Kajiura style too...as short-lasting as it is. Same for the one at 6:30, or somewhere around there. Although it's tough to hear behind all the characters' screaming.
Oh hey, I heard that classic drum sound that was used in a lot of Chiba Saeko songs at 8:55!
The rest of the song is very Boogiepop...I think I hear a bit of an organ there, and there's the classic Kajiura-esque melody on synth strings too.
Sheesh, this part would've given me nightmares. I'd love to have a clear recording of this song, though. It almost reminds me of one of her sample pieces like H's Song.
The next song is pretty promising. It sounds like a Double Cast/Mai-Hime combo to me, with the upbeat sound and the kinda panicky melody.
More weird nightmarish stuff. I somehow can't imagine this getting into an American kids' show.
Nice jazzy piano at 12:30 or so! I would've liked something like this in the Boogiepop OST, to be honest.
Oooh, I like the ending song! More Double Cast-esque sound. I could imagine it being covered by See-Saw back in the day
All in all, it's reasonably nice quality for a little 15-minute anime. I'd like an OST release someday
Especially if, as you claim, it bears semblance to Boogiepop. 
And all the style notions in general might turn out to be apt - it IS the year 1999 we're talking, with both Eatman and Boogiepop in the temporal neighbourhood. 
