Castle in the Sky Soundtrack – The Mystery of Levistone (TJJA-10012) [Analog]

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Castle in the Sky: Soundtrack – The Mystery of Levistone (TJJA-10012) [Analog]

Label: Studio Ghibli Records Manufactured by: Tokuma Japan Communications Co., Ltd. Catalog No.: TJJA-10012 Release Date: November 3, 2018 (reissued for Japan Record Store Day; original release 1986) Format: 1-Disc Analog Vinyl LP, Tip-On Gatefold Jacket, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo (Sides A/B) Composer: Joe Hisaishi Chorus: Suginami Children's Choir Vocals (B7): Azumi Inoue

Track Listing

Side A

The Girl Who Fell from the Sky Morning in the Slag Ravine A Rowdy Brawl (~ Pursuit) Memories of Gondoa Discouraged Pazu Robot Soldier (Resurrection ~ Rescue) Carrying You – Chorus Version (Suginami Children's Choir)

Side B

Sheeta's Decision On the Tiger Moth An Omen to Ruin A Sea of Clouds in the Moonlight Castle in the Sky Destruction of Laputa (Suginami Children's Choir) Carrying You (vocals by Azumi Inoue, lyrics by Hayao Miyazaki) Product Description

This vinyl LP presents the original soundtrack to Hayao Miyazaki's Castle in the Sky (1986), composed and performed by Joe Hisaishi. Reissued for Japan's Record Store Day in a tip-on gatefold sleeve, it comes with an obi strip, liner notes, and a layered cel-picture insert inside the gatefold. The album includes both the chorus and vocal versions of the film's theme, "Carrying You" (Kimi wo Nosete), the latter performed by Azumi Inoue. Manufactured and released in Japan by Tokuma Japan Communications under the Studio Ghibli Records label.