1. Stray
2. Requiem
3. Coração Selvagem
4. Renga
5. Pilgrim Snow
6. Leaving on Red Hill
7. Shiro
8. Dogs and Angels
9. Strangers
10. Sleeping Wolves
11. Tip Toe Waltz
12. My Little Flower
13. Could You Bite the Hand?
14. Valse de la Lune
15. Hot Dog Wolf
16. Silver River
17. Sold Your Soul
18. Visions of a Flame
19. Run, Wolf Warrior, Run
20. Gravity
21. Paradiso
Wolf's Rain
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2004-05-11)
- Publisher: Bandai
- Label: Bandai
- Format: Soundtrack
- Studio: Bandai
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 28 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #26462
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Summary: BEST MUSIC EVERRRR!!! 2008-08-30
Comment: Yoko Kanno has a gift for music and arrangement. Truly talented. Loved the whole album especially the classic guitar, in songs such as Red Hill. The vocal arrangements were awesome. Im late in getting exposed to this music but Its great to finally find something like this.
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Summary: Wolf's Rain soundtrack volume one 2008-05-03
Comment: This a replacement CD for me. My orignal copy kept falling out of its case. Tracks 5-7 were damanaged, so I bought a replacement. The music is varied,and interesting. Kanno did a magnificent job of scoring this this show. The different styles of music don't clash, but blend together nicely.
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Summary: A slow heat Yoko masterpiece! 2008-04-28
Comment: I know there are a lot of fans of Wolf's Rain who fell into the music at the first sight of the show. I like the show as well and really enjoyed the music while watching it. But it took me a while to realize the treasure of the music. At first, I just didn't find the feeling on this music work I found in Escaflowne or Cowboy Bebop. I can't say Yoko Kanno disappointed me. It was just not that strong. (I belive some of you understand what I am saying). I think it's after a year, while I played it during working on my computer, the music just gave a hit in my heart. The sad and desperate mood it brings is very real and deep, and fit the theme of the anime perfectly.
I think maybe the anime really matters. Yoko Kanno's music is all time wonderful independently. However, as anime sound tracks, the anime by all means settled the tone and theme of the music. Maybe because Wolf's Rain is not as strong as Escaflowne and Cowboy Bebop, its music didn't touch me that much at the beginning. Now I forget many details about the story, but have a very general idea about it: it's a journey of utopianism and return to nature with a longly and wild aesthetic model. Well, this helps a lot to 'feel' the music.
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Summary: What I wanted 2007-11-13
Comment: This CD was basically what I expected after watching the show itself. I really only wanted it for a a few tracks but got more than I expected. It's great mood altering music and will somehow make you think about how things are. If you like anime soundtracks, definitely pick this one up.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Beautiful Music, proves why Yoko Kanno is on top of her league. 2006-06-26
Comment: The music is mixture from blues, folk, classical and rock. It beautifully captures the essence of the show, and good music to listen to regardless whether you liked or watched the show. Definantly worth checking out.
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