I've seen anime with his stuff, but didn't get the scoop on this dude till I saw an NHK documentary on robots. He did the OST on it, and it pretty much had this Patlabor/Gundam vibe.
Patlabor: Battle for the Capital is set in Tokyo in the 1990s, and features famous places such as the Bay Area. The final scene was also a homage to the departing Tokyo of the 90s. That atmosphere comes back to me when I listen to this song.
Increíbles melodías, excelentes sonidos!!! No se compara con la música de hoy en día!!! Sin duda, una de las mejores películas de los años 90's, con un increíble soundtrack, excelente drama y animación. Ojalá volvieran los 80's y los 90's!!! Excelente ambientación de sonidos!!! NICE JOB!!!
Most fans out there claim Yoko Kano as the best anime composer out there - I beg to differ. Joe Hisaishi should belong in a category all to himself, though.
Yoko is definitely a stand out. But i will always prefer Kawai to her. HIsashi as well is fantastic even with his non ghibli work. I will say, i did enjoy Kannos work on Stand Alone Complex immensely.
![Patlabor 2 The Movie - Theme of Patlabor 2 [Extended]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IQWsKwCCKXE/mqdefault.jpg)
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何時聴いても、ワクワクする曲です。荒川のセリフは殆ど丸暗記してしまいました。声を当てた竹中直人って、本当に素晴らしい俳優です。
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さんを着けろよデコ助野郎!!
Damn, the opening of the 2nd movie, with this playing and the meca testing alternating with the opening credits... SOOOOooooo epic.
I've been in love with his style of music since first hearing it back in the early 90s. The man is a master of atmosphere in music.
20 years, still shine like gold.
30 years, Patlabor 2 has been released in 1993.
IMHO, the man is deserving of much greater fame and appreciation.
I've seen anime with his stuff, but didn't get the scoop on this dude till I saw an NHK documentary on robots. He did the OST on it, and it pretty much had this Patlabor/Gundam vibe.
@@Blueoriontiger Would you be able to give the name of that NHK documentary?
@@Yukiselee Sure! It's NHK - Robot Revolution - Will Machines Surpass Humans. It's on RUclips right now here: ruclips.net/video/DKiXM7bUypk/видео.html
@@Blueoriontiger Awesome! thanks for this, it looks like a really interesting film.
@@Yukiselee what's the documentary called?
My passion recharged. Thank you Kenji.
川井憲次さんの音は素晴らしいです‼️😆👍
Patlabor: Battle for the Capital is set in Tokyo in the 1990s, and features famous places such as the Bay Area. The final scene was also a homage to the departing Tokyo of the 90s. That atmosphere comes back to me when I listen to this song.
This is bright sunshine, optimism, hope, positivity.
Way ahead from it's time , way ahead from now
Kenji Kawai will live forever.
Number 2 in my Anime Movie list. This Movie was and still is ahead of its time.
What's 1?
@@gamwpanagia Ghost in the Shell being Number 1 and Jin Roh being Number 3
@@Hypercat0 perfect top 3, Jin roh is truly beautiful
@@mr.b89 i think so too:)
Kenji Kawai....genius...
great composer Kawai
great soundtrack
Increíbles melodías, excelentes sonidos!!! No se compara con la música de hoy en día!!! Sin duda, una de las mejores películas de los años 90's, con un increíble soundtrack, excelente drama y animación. Ojalá volvieran los 80's y los 90's!!! Excelente ambientación de sonidos!!! NICE JOB!!!
wonderful score......great KK
This brings back memories.
A movie set in the futuristic 2002.
can you imagine that?
Woww, that's the year I was born! So futuristic
80s and 90s were so fast, nobody could imagine stagnation of the future decades.
Love the piano!
this drum drives me crazy...
this is great. i think it is better than any track in ghost in the shell.
Kenji Kawai's soundtracks in Patlabor and Ghost In The Shell is a masterpiece
patlabor 2 soundtrack >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gits soundtrack
thanks for sharing
WOW
so gooooooooooooooood
これはサウンドリニューアル版じゃなくて、プレサウンドトラックのほうですね
今は、警察24時間 のテーマになってますね👮♀️(^-^ゞ
december 2019 here
nice music
Thank You
❤❤❤
Gooood
Noa!
has this been tempo shifted?
No it has not.
Kenji wrote and recorded this version at a slightly higher pitch than the original version used in the film.
Old type?
Most fans out there claim Yoko Kano as the best anime composer out there - I beg to differ. Joe Hisaishi should belong in a category all to himself, though.
Yoko is definitely a stand out. But i will always prefer Kawai to her. HIsashi as well is fantastic even with his non ghibli work.
I will say, i did enjoy Kannos work on Stand Alone Complex immensely.
『警察24時』のエンドテーマに条件反射する私😅
kenji kawai's drum programming is sick as fuck y'all feel me