Wasn't there a wish Wasn't there a dream Somewhere? Wasn't there a world One with better days Waiting for us out there Somewhere? Wasn't there Something sacred Something to give us hope? Are there still miracles? Or will all the graces of God Forever fall to the shame Of man? Can anybody help me change The things that I see? If I could make wish If I could find a dream Somewhere If there was a world One with different days Waiting for us somewhere Out there If there was a light Something sacred Something to give hope Would we find miracles? Or would the faces above Forever frown upon the shame Of man? Can anybody help me change The things I've seen? I always forget the lyrics. here it is.
@@insertname7032 We are fine. Despite what you see on the news and internet, the reality is that no one within our nearest vicinity (meaning where we live) acts the way you perceive to be. Don't let stuff online such as politics for example. Rot your brains.
It’s 2021 and I’m still asking myself why I didin’t start watching Texhnolyze before. I’m only at episode 6, but I just want to say that words can’t explain how Texhnolyze amazing is, it just have something that other anime series doesn’t have...
Anime (as with all art forms) is best when it has something to say. The minds behind this series understood that. Sadly, the more thoughtful series generally go under the radar, and do not get the attention the deserve.
I used to like this type of smooth and bluesy jazz. That includes the Kenji Kawasaki River of Crystals or ballads like Pearl by Ilaria Graziano. I even dig these types of anime that contain tragedy. But I've reached 40 years old now; I still like the vibe, but I prefer to be happy. Like this song, for example, she is really on the brink of losing God's grace and questioning things. All I can say is that you're responsible for your own happiness. Neville Goddard and Rhonda Byrne changed me so much that I live my life without attachment to sadness. I can at times, but I choose to be happy and free from all of these worries. I manifested tonnes of things and am freaking happy now. God was never to blame. It is us.
I completely understand. This anime was the pinnacle of art for me when I was ~14, watching other philosophically heavy shows like Lain, Haibane Renmei, Cowboy Bebop, Wolf's Rain, GiTS, etc. It was probably just a manifestation of my wild hormonally driven misery at the time, among other familial things. I do love it, and it still remains one of my favorites, but I'm a little more mellow now. Yoko Kanno changed my life with some of those anime osts, esp featuring Ilaria Graziano and Steve Matthews. I'm happy you're happy now!
As much as it is a voluntary choice to make, it also just isn't. Consider your blessing and don't speak as though manifestations are always your own autonomous choice.
Mmm, there isn't much dialogue. It's like pure, unbridled emotion. The ending isn't very sweet, so I suppose it reminds you that not everything, as in real life, turns out for the best.
I still think about this show and return to listen the soundtrack even though it's been roughly a year since I saw it for the first time. I love the atmosphere and ambience of this show so much.
I remember finishing this anime in high school, actually. It was before I even had internet connection to download, and I was slowly collecting the dvds (lol). I watched the last episode on New Year's Eve and it's a memory I can't really ever forget. I guess I'm showing my age a bit.
@@AyaTeien That sounds magical. Nice to see more people having vivid memories about experiencing this show. I wish they'd make more of these kinds of shows but I'm afraid it's not something that sells in this day and age.
@@G0blin_Darts I don't think it was very popular even then, but you're right. I remember the early 00's being full of melancholy, dark anime. Have you seen the other series created by ABe? Highly recommend Haibane Renmei or Serial Experiments Lain. If you want something with a more dystopic Texhnolyze vibe, Ergo Proxy is amazing. You could also try Wolf's Rain, but it will take a while to pick up pace.
@@AyaTeien I've actually seen all of those. Ergo Proxy I didn't really like. A lot of the episodes post episode 3 feel like drudgery. The show has cool ideas and character designs, not to mention an astonishingly beautiful opening song that I still listen to this day. But as an anime I didn't feel like I enjoyed it as a complete package. I feel like I would have enjoyed a manga of this anime's world more than the actual show. Haibane Renmei, Lain and Wolf's Rain were enjoyable with Lain being the most confusing but that's what I liked about it. It was intriguing to try and figure out the meaning of what I was seeing each episode and trying to understand the story. Wolf's Rain was a bit slow at times and I struggle to remember the general idea of the show but I did watch it a long time ago.
@@G0blin_Darts Ergo Proxy can be pretentious, I agree, but the ending made it worth it. Although the show totally loses it's feeling somewhere along the way. Like the entire vibe you signed up for in the first few episodes dies quickly for a fever dream of surrealism. Still, I enjoyed it. Oh man, most of the music from Monoral is so good. It's a shame they stopped making albums. There isn't much else as forlorn as Texhnolyze, honestly, but it also suffers a bit from pretention near the end. I often wonder if I'd like it the same way I did then, if I watched it over today. I did watch an interesting show semi-recently called Denno Coil. Totally unexpected from the images I saw. Oh, also Heavenly Delusion. Actually the latter was so good that I've considered reading the manga just because I'm desperate for another season.
Wolf's Rain and Ergo Proxy are also a favorites, although Wolf's Rain is more nostalgic for me. I suppose the thing that relates them all is the destruction of one old world and the creation of another. Save that Texhnolyze isn't so forgiving.
I did not regret losing hours of sleep to finish this lastnight although ig i can say i wasnt expecting that ending , i still found it suitable for a show unique like texhnolyze.. man was i stuck in my thoughts thinking how deep this show really was considering that the message portrays that death should be accepted with open arms and finding purpose in life
Death should be accepted? What I got was that humanity needs to accept its violent tendencies, because in trying to "evolve" into purely passive beings we would lose what makes us human. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (the manga not the film) has a similar message.
There was something aesthetically disgusting about the people who lost their bodies to become immortal "shapes" but I felt this was left tonally ambiguous, while the original separation of humans into one society of passivity and one of aggression was clearly condemned.
This song perfectly encapsulates the deep sorrow of a catholic monarchist observing the modern world - its shallowness, its soullessness... will all graces of God forever frown upon the shame of man? It reminds me of Nietzche's "God is dead" text: "God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers? What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet owned has bled to death under our knives: who will wipe this blood off us? What water is there for us to clean ourselves? What festivals of atonement, what sacred games shall we have to invent? Is not the greatness of this deed too great for us? Must we ourselves not become gods simply to appear worthy of it?"
To be completely honest, I didn't like Texhnolyze very much. I loved the first ten or so episodes, but I really hated where they took it from there. I feel like a lot of questions that should have been left to the audience were answered poorly, like how Onishi hearing the city's voice was really Ran. I also felt like the antagonist's motivations weren't super fleshed out and just generally didn't like it after the halfway point. That said, it really does have a fantastic soundtrack. I keep listening to it despite my feelings about the show itself.
Regarding Ichise's motivation, he doesn't really have any outside of Ran, and this makes sense for his character. Onishi rightfully identifies Ichise as a wild animal. Ichise gets taken advantage of by Doc once she's given the go-ahead to Texhnolyze him, and he finds himself easily manipulated as a result, even up until the end when he loses all power whatsoever. By the time the end rolls around, he's just a dog with a dead master.
Really? I liked it all the way through, I thought the episodes where they explore the surface were probably the most interesting out of the entire show and the way they ended the story of the city of lux was extremely fitting and concluded the story in the best way it possibly could.
Maybe the mid-section was weaker comparatively but it honestly felt pretty consistent all the way through and the final 4-5 episodes were suberbly brilliant.
Can anybody help me change The things that I see? so cool how the lyrics tie into the show. Like how Ran cannot cope with the future she sees for yoshii, ichise, and the entire world.
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Wasn't there a wish
Wasn't there a dream
Somewhere?
Wasn't there a world
One with better days
Waiting for us out there
Somewhere?
Wasn't there
Something sacred
Something to give us hope?
Are there still miracles?
Or will all the graces of God
Forever fall to the shame
Of man?
Can anybody help me change
The things that I see?
If I could make wish
If I could find a dream
Somewhere
If there was a world
One with different days
Waiting for us somewhere
Out there
If there was a light
Something sacred
Something to give hope
Would we find miracles?
Or would the faces above
Forever frown upon the shame
Of man?
Can anybody help me change
The things I've seen?
I always forget the lyrics. here it is.
It is. On a side note: the ost for Texhnolyze is very underrated.
the anime was so fucking under-rated
@@ag-xw8ir @aya Both of these comments ring so true
Both OSTs are excellent ❤️
@@ag-xw8irWhen I first watched this anime, I was shocked that people never talk about it
@@illusion466 99% got filtered by first episode.
I can't believe something from the early 2000s feels so relevant now. Thanks 2020
Nothing really changed appart from having more developed technology
We still live in a senseless society...
You stole my words dude, this year's been so pathetic for everyone, it's crazy
It's all downhill from here my friend
@@Saadramzan315 not necessarily
@@insertname7032 We are fine. Despite what you see on the news and internet, the reality is that no one within our nearest vicinity (meaning where we live) acts the way you perceive to be. Don't let stuff online such as politics for example. Rot your brains.
The look in the eyes of ichise is amazing. Pierces right through your soul
this anime is a real masterpiece.
It’s 2021 and I’m still asking myself why I didin’t start watching Texhnolyze before. I’m only at episode 6, but I just want to say that words can’t explain how Texhnolyze amazing is, it just have something that other anime series doesn’t have...
Anime (as with all art forms) is best when it has something to say. The minds behind this series understood that. Sadly, the more thoughtful series generally go under the radar, and do not get the attention the deserve.
@@clonblurmin8194
would you know something slightly close to texhnolyze? Not Lain-like - I think it's stale
@@metralhadoraful I hear Ergo - Proxy is strange and similar, havnt watched it yet though
@@metralhadoraful maybe Aku no Hana(about high quality anime but underrated)
@@metralhadoraful dunno if it's close but monster is pretty good
I used to like this type of smooth and bluesy jazz. That includes the Kenji Kawasaki River of Crystals or ballads like Pearl by Ilaria Graziano. I even dig these types of anime that contain tragedy. But I've reached 40 years old now; I still like the vibe, but I prefer to be happy. Like this song, for example, she is really on the brink of losing God's grace and questioning things. All I can say is that you're responsible for your own happiness. Neville Goddard and Rhonda Byrne changed me so much that I live my life without attachment to sadness. I can at times, but I choose to be happy and free from all of these worries. I manifested tonnes of things and am freaking happy now. God was never to blame. It is us.
I completely understand. This anime was the pinnacle of art for me when I was ~14, watching other philosophically heavy shows like Lain, Haibane Renmei, Cowboy Bebop, Wolf's Rain, GiTS, etc. It was probably just a manifestation of my wild hormonally driven misery at the time, among other familial things. I do love it, and it still remains one of my favorites, but I'm a little more mellow now. Yoko Kanno changed my life with some of those anime osts, esp featuring Ilaria Graziano and Steve Matthews.
I'm happy you're happy now!
Amen
@@AyaTeiensteve conte 😉😉
As much as it is a voluntary choice to make, it also just isn't. Consider your blessing and don't speak as though manifestations are always your own autonomous choice.
@@HowIin how could you know?
"Can anybody help me change the things that i see..."
Beautiful and yet a sad harmony.
I feel like listening to this song every once in a while, whenever I'm feeling down.
god, why texhnolyze is soo good?
the feelings. I feel lonely, sometimes sads and mostly lost.
but its ok. Its part of life
Mmm, there isn't much dialogue. It's like pure, unbridled emotion. The ending isn't very sweet, so I suppose it reminds you that not everything, as in real life, turns out for the best.
If you split reality into two extremes, that would be Texhnolyze.
It's like the Eloi and Morlochs, if they were both suicidal.
Ah yes, one of my faves off the disc. Love the jazz pieces on it
The ending was very fitting.
I still think about this show and return to listen the soundtrack even though it's been roughly a year since I saw it for the first time. I love the atmosphere and ambience of this show so much.
I remember finishing this anime in high school, actually. It was before I even had internet connection to download, and I was slowly collecting the dvds (lol). I watched the last episode on New Year's Eve and it's a memory I can't really ever forget. I guess I'm showing my age a bit.
@@AyaTeien That sounds magical. Nice to see more people having vivid memories about experiencing this show. I wish they'd make more of these kinds of shows but I'm afraid it's not something that sells in this day and age.
@@G0blin_Darts I don't think it was very popular even then, but you're right. I remember the early 00's being full of melancholy, dark anime. Have you seen the other series created by ABe? Highly recommend Haibane Renmei or Serial Experiments Lain. If you want something with a more dystopic Texhnolyze vibe, Ergo Proxy is amazing. You could also try Wolf's Rain, but it will take a while to pick up pace.
@@AyaTeien I've actually seen all of those. Ergo Proxy I didn't really like. A lot of the episodes post episode 3 feel like drudgery. The show has cool ideas and character designs, not to mention an astonishingly beautiful opening song that I still listen to this day. But as an anime I didn't feel like I enjoyed it as a complete package. I feel like I would have enjoyed a manga of this anime's world more than the actual show.
Haibane Renmei, Lain and Wolf's Rain were enjoyable with Lain being the most confusing but that's what I liked about it. It was intriguing to try and figure out the meaning of what I was seeing each episode and trying to understand the story. Wolf's Rain was a bit slow at times and I struggle to remember the general idea of the show but I did watch it a long time ago.
@@G0blin_Darts Ergo Proxy can be pretentious, I agree, but the ending made it worth it. Although the show totally loses it's feeling somewhere along the way. Like the entire vibe you signed up for in the first few episodes dies quickly for a fever dream of surrealism. Still, I enjoyed it. Oh man, most of the music from Monoral is so good. It's a shame they stopped making albums.
There isn't much else as forlorn as Texhnolyze, honestly, but it also suffers a bit from pretention near the end. I often wonder if I'd like it the same way I did then, if I watched it over today. I did watch an interesting show semi-recently called Denno Coil. Totally unexpected from the images I saw. Oh, also Heavenly Delusion. Actually the latter was so good that I've considered reading the manga just because I'm desperate for another season.
Damn this still hurts pretty bad
I didn't like the lack of color at the start, but now i realize it helped set the depressing setting and fits perfectly.
Such a wonderfully beautiful, lamentable song. My fave off the ost
Uno de los mejores animes más infravalorados que vi, una pena ya no se ven historias como estas
This song reflects upon how terrible, cruel, and yet sad the world in Texhnolyze is.
I really does. The anime was surreal and difficult at times, but harbored so much emotion.
And so ours is.
Belka h.j
right.
why is it?
this lyrics is how i feel now.
I remember I checked this song in the ost after finish Texhnolyze and I felt even more depressed than I already was.
This anime is on par with monster,wolfs rain,requiem no phantom,ergo proxy.
The old guard of anime.
Wolf's Rain and Ergo Proxy are also a favorites, although Wolf's Rain is more nostalgic for me. I suppose the thing that relates them all is the destruction of one old world and the creation of another. Save that Texhnolyze isn't so forgiving.
@@AyaTeien I like ur cover photo on the youtube channel!
@@denijovanovic9935 Thank you. (⭒•͈ 𓎺 •͈ ) it's by Daisuke Richard.
Requiem doesn’t deserve to be in the list
@@3mooryvip500 that ur opinion,depends on people tastes.
I did not regret losing hours of sleep to finish this lastnight although ig i can say i wasnt expecting that ending , i still found it suitable for a show unique like texhnolyze.. man was i stuck in my thoughts thinking how deep this show really was considering that the message portrays that death should be accepted with open arms and finding purpose in life
Death should be accepted? What I got was that humanity needs to accept its violent tendencies, because in trying to "evolve" into purely passive beings we would lose what makes us human. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (the manga not the film) has a similar message.
There was something aesthetically disgusting about the people who lost their bodies to become immortal "shapes" but I felt this was left tonally ambiguous, while the original separation of humans into one society of passivity and one of aggression was clearly condemned.
Beautiful track
She's like a female David Sylvian. Beautiful stuff.
This song perfectly encapsulates the deep sorrow of a catholic monarchist observing the modern world - its shallowness, its soullessness... will all graces of God forever frown upon the shame of man? It reminds me of Nietzche's "God is dead" text:
"God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers? What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet owned has bled to death under our knives: who will wipe this blood off us? What water is there for us to clean ourselves? What festivals of atonement, what sacred games shall we have to invent? Is not the greatness of this deed too great for us? Must we ourselves not become gods simply to appear worthy of it?"
This hits different in 2021
POV: Ukraine
Wow this song really hits hard in 2020.
Phenomenal Nihilistic Cyberpunk show
Yes. That OST is like a chest of wonders. Some pieces are great, and the rest are just strange.
What is this from? Ost?
Its from the OST of the Anime Texhnolyze :)
I don't know, I didn't find any pieces from it close to garbage. Maybe meh, but nothing major.
IMO not as good as Haibane Renmei's soundtrack, but an interesting and diverse selection nonetheless
@@NuclearDuckie02 Haibane is such a gem
Thank you for share
Someone post the OST alone without context and i'm very fan of this calm tone all along
still masterpiece
hope everybodies doing well
I haven't the faintest. This was off the Texhnolyze ost.
i have this image of ran on my spotify playlist
At what part in the anime does this song play?
28/7/2024 I finished the show , now what should i do :(
Lo dedico a te, che non temi le onde e salpi per il mare delle follie.
A te compagno che annega.
Annegheremo insieme, sognando la libertà🥂...
Seriously though the vocal melody is exactly like a track from heroes of might an magic 4.
The entire ost just got deleted off RUclips lol
I'll see about uploading it. ^^
@@AyaTeien Thank you. The soundtrack got nuked and one of my favorite ones from it is off RUclips. Would love to hear more from this.
ruclips.net/p/PL747454B2F5EAB31A
enjoy
@@otta4 majority of the songs are still nuked off of RUclips. I went through the sound track and most of my favorites are still gone. Sucks bro.
@@afghanwarlord9883 ruclips.net/p/PLAA0EEE4B92739F97
Have you seen these? not sure if this covers all of them though
To be completely honest, I didn't like Texhnolyze very much. I loved the first ten or so episodes, but I really hated where they took it from there. I feel like a lot of questions that should have been left to the audience were answered poorly, like how Onishi hearing the city's voice was really Ran. I also felt like the antagonist's motivations weren't super fleshed out and just generally didn't like it after the halfway point. That said, it really does have a fantastic soundtrack. I keep listening to it despite my feelings about the show itself.
Kano is probably the worst part of it, but I like most of the rest.
Regarding Ichise's motivation, he doesn't really have any outside of Ran, and this makes sense for his character. Onishi rightfully identifies Ichise as a wild animal. Ichise gets taken advantage of by Doc once she's given the go-ahead to Texhnolyze him, and he finds himself easily manipulated as a result, even up until the end when he loses all power whatsoever. By the time the end rolls around, he's just a dog with a dead master.
Really? I liked it all the way through, I thought the episodes where they explore the surface were probably the most interesting out of the entire show and the way they ended the story of the city of lux was extremely fitting and concluded the story in the best way it possibly could.
Maybe the mid-section was weaker comparatively but it honestly felt pretty consistent all the way through and the final 4-5 episodes were suberbly brilliant.
@@MusabNaveed The last 3 were the best episodes of any anime - no, animation - I've seen, period.
indeed
There's an aria version of this song that plays in the second episode, does anybody know the name? It doesn't seem to be included on the official ost
Mine too.
Can anybody help me change
The things that I see?
so cool how the lyrics tie into the show. Like how Ran cannot cope with the future she sees for yoshii, ichise, and the entire world.
the vocal melody is exactly like a track from heroes of might and magic 4
Yes! Finally someone makes the connection, bravo.
fuck its good song but just too fuking depressing
Who is the singer???
Christina Machado.
ayaundwolf Ty
Does anybody know in what episode this plays?
"The furies are at home in the mirror" describes Ichise to a T
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
i lost
Oh did you?
0:48
Everybody knows that techno lies. Great anime tho.
Who sings this??