Win.

Let this serve as another reminder that Yuki Kajiura is God.

Still working my way through the album, but really, it’s Yuki Freaking Kajiura – one doesn’t need to bother listening to know it’s overflowing with awesomeness.

Edit: Having listened to the album in its entirety several times, I’m having a hard time deciding what to make of it.

The problem I’m having is it’s too good. From the epic, sweeping, majestic, insert other well deserved adjective cliches here Red Moon, to the pointedly ending-like I have a dream, there’s not a single weak track to be found.

I must conclude that Yuki Kajiura is a musical robot sent back in time to kill Sarah Connor.

…That, or as I’ve been saying, God.

As an added bonus, there’s some XS III-style bits thrown into various songs. That thrills me. Then again, it’s likely classic Kajiura, but since XS III > all, there you go.

Here’s hoping it’s on Amazon in downloadable form like Seventh Heaven was, because I’m far too cheap (and impatient) to do the import thing.

This makes me happy.

The lack of other Yuki goodness in mp3 form makes me less so.

Meh. I’ll have to do some importing when I get back to PA.