I still haven't found an official publisher-source stream for Neo Dream, but Dave Volsky recently posted the song on his youtube account.
*EDIT* - Dave Volsky was recently forced to nuke his channel because of some silly copyright thing, but Benjamin Lane stepped in with a repost.
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Showing posts with label Neo Dream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neo Dream. Show all posts
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Unknown Song #32 Identified
Two down, five to go as far as Oddball Week is concerned. The oboe-rich US #32 has been identified as Neo Dream (b), or as Neo Dream (Partie Rhyhmique) to be more precise. It's contained on Kosinus 34 (Virtual Nature). That album is streamable on both APM & Universal's production-music sites, but this particular song has been removed from the streamable version. It seems that everything involving Christian Poulet has been scrubbed from the online edition of the Kosinus library, and perhaps other libraries. Special thanks to Retronator on librarymusicthemes.net for identifying this track, and additional thanks to GodzFire for starting the thread on there that got this track ID'd. Hopefully this won't be the last song to be ID'd there.
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Saturday, June 30, 2018
Unknown Song #32 (Oddball Week, Part 2) - Neo Dream (b)
Song - Neo Dream (b)
Artist(s) - Christian Poulet
Released - 1997
Primetime Usage - 1997
Contained on - KOS 34 (Virtual Nature) (Benjamin Lane Song Post)
Featured Highlight - Falcons @ Lions, 1997Contained on - KOS 34 (Virtual Nature) (Benjamin Lane Song Post)
*SONG IDENTIFIED* - 3/20/19
It doesn't quite fit, but the second Oddball Week track is the best one. I mean, I guess it does fit if you associate football with the oboe, but that proclivity probably isn't common. This song would fit well in a JRPG, though. It sounds especially like some of Noriyuki Iwadare's stuff from the Lunar & Growlanser series. I really doubt Iwadare wrote this particular piece, however, since all the Primetime tracks I've ID'd to this point have been by American or European composers.
US #32's highlight is quite appropriate for Oddball Week. A full minute is spent showing the same punt over & over again.
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