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Porco Rosso: Soundtrack (Import)

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$27.36 $38 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

With new mastering and new jacket artwork. Enjoy the beauty of the artwork with the rich sound of a vinyl record.

Score by Joe Hisaishi. Includes 23 tracks.

Features the theme song ‘’The Time Of The Cherries’’ and ending song ‘’Once In A While, Let’s Talk About The Old Days’’ with vocals by Tokiko Kato.

Committed to acoustic sound, this album was recorded by full orchestra of 70 people.

First Release: July 25, 1992

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The new mastering really brings out the depth in Joe Hisaishi’s score, and the vinyl pressing is wonderfully quiet. Listening to “The Time Of The Che” on this format is a whole new experience.

Hannah ★★★★★

The new mastering really lets Joe Hisaishi’s score breathe—the strings on “The Time of the Che” sound warmer than I remember from the CD. Spinning all 23 tracks on this 12-inch import is a whole different experience, and the jacket artwork is gorgeous enough to frame.

Sebastian E. ★★★★☆

The jacket artwork is gorgeous, really pops against the black vinyl, and the 23-track selection covers all the best scenes. My only small gripe is that the inner sleeve feels a bit flimsy for an import pressing, but the sound quality makes up for it.