Various - Blue Seed

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Review by Alex HdxRdx

Blue Seed: A 1996 Soundtrack Gem That Still Hits Different Let’s talk about Blue Seed, the album that kinda slipped under the radar for many but has been sitting pretty in my collection since '96. Released by Star Child Ltd and ADV Music, this soundtrack bridges J-pop vibes with stage-and-screen drama. It’s like someone took all the feels from an anime series (yep, it’s tied to Blue Seed—the show) and poured them into a musical time capsule. The genres? Pop meets Soundtrack. The vibe? Emotional yet punchy. And yeah, it works. First off, let me shout out “Hush-A-Bye Lullaby.” If you’ve ever wanted a track to lull you into a dream state while still keeping your heart racing, this is it. It starts soft, almost too gentle, then BAM—it builds into something so achingly beautiful you’ll wanna rewind just to feel it again. There’s this piano line that sneaks up on you, paired with strings that sound like they’re whispering secrets only you can hear. Honestly, I remember this one because it feels like it was written just for late-night drives when the world feels way too big but also kinda perfect. Then there’s “Cry For The Moon,” which flips the script entirely. This isn’t your typical ballad; it’s more like a battle cry wrapped in melody. The vocals hit hard—not in a scream-your-lungs-out way, but in a way that makes you sit up and pay attention. Like, whoa, what just happened? The layering of instruments here gives it depth, making it feel epic without being overblown. Every time I hear it, I think of moonlit nights and impossible choices. Corny? Maybe. But it sticks. What makes Blue Seed stand out is how unapologetically emotional it is. Tracks like “Borderless Universe” and “My Sin ” keep things fresh, mixing electronic beats with raw lyricism. And don’t even get me started on “Go It Alone”—it’s got this gritty determination that reminds you life ain’t always fair, but hey, at least you’ve got sick tunes to lean on. Looking back, it’s wild how this album came out in both Japan and the US during such a weird era for music. Grunge was fading, pop was rising, and here we are with a soundtrack that doesn’t fit neatly into either box. It’s not flawless—some tracks drag, others feel repetitive—but maybe that’s why I love it. It’s messy, heartfelt, and totally human. So if you’re hunting for something nostalgic yet unexpected, give Blue Seed a spin. Just don’t blame me if “Hush-A-Bye Lullaby” haunts your playlist forever. Oh, and fun fact: listening to this album might make you want to rewatch the anime. You’ve been warned.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Carnival • Babel
Blame Or Blade <Complete Version>
Cry For The Moon
Eyecatcher
Go It Alone
Risky Game
Towards My Very Own Dream
Exceed Illusion
Touch And Go!!
The Night Doesn't Sleep
Once More Under The Moon-Shadow
My Sin <Complete Version>
Lock! My Door
Japanese Title
Hush-A-Bye Lullaby
Blue Seed Piano Suite
Borderless Universe
My Love's Bullet

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Catalog Numbers

  • KICA 230
  • CBS001

Labels

  • Star Child Ltd
  • ADV Music

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation

Notes

Music to the anime TV series "Blue Seed".

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Blue Seed* isn’t just your typical soundtrack. Released in 1996, it blends J-pop and stage music styles, creating a unique vibe that feels both cinematic and personal. Fun fact—there are tracks like "Hush-A-Bye Lullaby" and "Cry For The Moon" that take you on an emotional rollercoaster. Oh, and it was released in both Japan and the US under two different labels, Star Child Ltd and ADV Music. It’s like this hidden gem that connects cultures through music. Pretty neat, right?