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Although it'd be very cool if they can pull off Panzerlied. Too bad. Quote:
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You can argue that Battle Hymn and Katyusha may be more famous as leitmotif for their respective countries, and I agree, but you know you are talking about a show produced in a country where mili-otas associate themselves mostly with the Third-Reich, right? Never mind the many individuals involved with the production of this series. Not to mention the modern Bundeswehr doesn't even perform Erika as part of their list of military marches while I can think of three other countries that do Panzerlied. The only reason why Erika was included was due to the fact that we have a character named Erika in the show, which is somewhat ingenious as its one of the few names that can go both German or Japanese. OTOH, I am actually quite pleasantly surprised they gave the Russians such a positive treatment. You don't usually get that. - Tak
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2012-12-27, 11:56 | Link #3503 | |||||
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It's a national tournament. Yes, that means that all of the characters in the show are Japanese. The international tournament will probably be season 2. Quote:
No it isn't. Would you like Kay to explain it to you again? For both Pravda and Saunders, the more distinctly military pieces serve as secondary themes. The main themes go to the more general and well-known pieces. Quote:
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I've always found it weird how similarly Rommel and Guderian dressed. The main difference is that Guderian is a lot more sloppy. The artist should add Rommel's binoculars though.
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2012-12-27, 12:11 | Link #3504 | |
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Except Erika isn't one of them.
Come on, are you seriously telling me that in the long history of German music composition, you actually would associate a 'general and well known piece' with Erika? Quote:
So if the producers are going to go Third-Reich, might as well go all the way. - Tak
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2012-12-27, 12:11 | Link #3505 | |
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Erika is a rather cute song, which speaks to its propaganda/morale value, and since I know of its history... that really creeps me the hell out. I can play it as background music for WoT, but I wouldn't ever play it casually in public. |
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2012-12-27, 13:09 | Link #3507 |
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About Erika: The only reason it is not used by the Bundeswehr is because there is the policy of not using marching songs composed/written during the existence of the Wehrmacht. The reason why the Panzerlied is used is because it was written in 1933 and published in 1934, one/two years before the Wehrmacht was formed in 1935. Erika on the other hand was officially published in 1938. In terms of being well known, Erika was actually more widely used than the Panzerlied until the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge, when mass media sort of overtook things.
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Yup. Otaku tend to really love their Nazi iconography. I thought that it would be the same in the show. While Erika was originally written for the SS, it got adopted by most of the Wehrmacht, so I don't think its connotations are that bad. It's a lot less jingoistic than Panzerlied!
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2012-12-27, 13:40 | Link #3509 | |
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But on the bright side, this version of Erika is probably the only HQ version all of us are ever going to get. - Tak
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2012-12-27, 15:08 | Link #3515 | |
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2012-12-27, 17:28 | Link #3517 |
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Well got my copy from Amazon.jp and so far enjoyed the presentation of the disc. Surprise to see 4 audio options: dts-MA 2.1, PCM2.0, seiyuu commentary and staff commentary. So far like the 2.1 track as it put's in a nice bass effect of the rounds fired in the first episode.
Also picked up the OST with my order and loving the 2nd disc so far. Highlight is definitely Katyusha but the Otome no Senshadou wind version was a great listen. Will give the first disc a listen later on.
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I want to have the OST too.... the music beckons me!!!!!
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