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Dante's leitmotif from the first series, " Dante.

There's a scene where the scalar piano parts coincide with Lust's hair blowing in the wind as she spots Lujon that is just heart-stopping on a rewatch. It's used in many ways in her focus episode, "Reunion for the Fallen," where she feels conflicted about her feelings about Lujon, the man she misled to help create a Philosopher's Stone who ended up falling in love with her. It alone is considered one of the finest pieces of music ever written for an anime. The harp and violin version is really heart-rending.

"Brothers" or "Bratja" has many versions of through the series.

Actually, the song after that (Nothing I Won't Give) is meant to be an original Image Song for Ed, and it's quite badass. Yes, that is Ed's voice actor singing and playing piano. How can I repay you brother of mine, how can I expect you to forgive.

The song "Brothers" is heart wrenching and beautiful at the same time.

Beaming Sunlight is what you email your grandmother when she's telling you all anime is porn.

Amestris, Daring Fight, Shinryakul, and Seiatsu are just a few examples not mention elsewhere.

The 2003 score features many awesome pieces.

From the very first episode, we have Way Back.

This article by Anime News Network mentions it as one of the major reasons to watch the 2003 anime (and it's worth noting the author is a scholar of film music).

Michiru Oshima's score for the 2003 anime is regularly mentioned by anime critics as among the finest anime OSTs.

The theme songs of the Brotherhood movie, The Sacred Star of Milos: "Chasing hearts" and "GOOD LUCK MY WAY".

"RAY OF LIGHT", the fifth ending theme to Brotherhood.

The first few chords, combined with whatever epic event ended the episode. The third ending theme, "Tsunaida Te" ("Held Hands"), is quite uplifting.The second ending song of Brotherhood, "LET IT OUT", is beautiful on it own, but when paired with the ending scenes."Uso" ("Lie"), the first ending to Brotherhood is both catchy and touching.The use of the 5th Opening at the end of Episode 63 is incredibly satisfying as a Heartwarming Moment AND one of the biggest Tear Jerkers of all time. It doesn't play until Hohenheim's circle activates that reverses the whole thing, returning everyone to life, and that song playing over the scene just about doubles the already-high levels of awesome and heartwarming. Everyone is "dead" and Father appears to have won. The episode begins with it conspicuously absent fitting, since this is the equivalent of Chapter 104. Special mention should probably go to the use of it in Episode 61 of Brotherhood. The MIDI version is also incredibly awesome, with the MIDI doubling as Heartwarming Music, especially if you consider the meaning behind the lyrics. The fifth Opening "Rain" by SID is too beautiful for words.This is the best way to start an episode. CHEMISTRY gets music of awesome with "Period", the fourth opening.It may not be as epic as some of the other opening themes, but "Golden Time Lover", the third opening, makes up for it through sheer catchiness.

Buy fullmetal alchemist brotherhood soundtrack series#

"Hologram", the second opening, is normally really good, but being reused for the ending photo montage was possibly the best way imaginable to bring the series to a close.The first opening theme "again", which, like "Brothers", is both heart-wrenching and beautiful."Link" and "LOST HEAVEN", the opening and ending themes to the Conqueror of Shamballa movie.The fourth ending, "I Will" by Sowelu, is strangely catchy.Crystal Kay's "Motherland", the third ending theme, is very touching.

It's especially wonderful if you look up the lyrics. "Tobira no Mukou e" ("To the Other Side of the Door"), the second ending by YeLLOW Generation.The first ending theme song, "Kesenai Tsumi" ("Inerasable Sin") by Nana Kitade.Darling Thieves' cover of it is a whole different flavor.

One of the best-known songs from the anime.

Opening 4: Asian Kung-Fu Generation's "Rewrite".

It's pretty catchy, and it also fits the Elrics to a T.

COOL JOKE's "Undo" as the third opening is pretty amazing.

Zebrahead's English-language cover is pretty intense, too.

"READY STEADY GO", the first and main song Adult Swim used throughout most of its run, and the second opening overall.

The very first opening to the 2003 series, "Melissa".

We could easily say every single opening and every single ending from both animes.