This song is really strange in its construction: the bridge should definitely be the chords, and then chords should be the bridge. Overall I think the English version sounds better than the original Japanese
Japan needs to go back to making more anime like how they used to. Will there ever be another time when such days come back? Probably not. Japan had unique take on Western RPGs back in the 80s and 90s as you can see with how unique Record of Lodoss War was along with other fantasy series. 90s fantasy anime heavily influenced from DnD for sure, though (due in part because the fantasy JRPG games of the mid to late 80s to early 90s were also influenced from DnD). but now the modern take on RPG is more focused on fanservice, noodley arm characters and less real fantasy. Not gritty, not whimsy, too trendy and slick. Sigh.
@@blugaledoh2669 to be honest IDK 'cause I'm Polish, so one of the last countries that Japanese publishers think of, my advice is to search interwebz or find someone in Japan that will buy and send it to you ;)
Hurt is a great rock band just remind me of blue october 2 great bands and just underrated hurt and blue october i saw blue. October now i want to see hurt in Concert
I believe that Lisa DeSimone sang the English version of Fantasia of the Wind, and Adesso’ E Fortuna. Amazing she has very powerful and romantic voice. Thank u Miss DeSimone.
Honestly I agree. The English version is sung way better than the Japanese one. That's just objective fact. There are points where the Japanese version sounds like Karaoke.
