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Brandon Newton

Great video! Loved seeing all of the "Aha!" moments happen.

WishingEel

I love the song "Sacrifice" because even though it's clearly a villain song, even today there's debate about exactly who's perspective it's coming from. I hear arguments for mainly three different characters, but people seem to have a bunch of different ideas about how they all work, and personally I see and agree with all/most of it. It's one of the most foreshadowy songs of the series I think, and listening to it again later, like after volume 3 and even after volume 6, new things will jump out at you. It's so good!!

WishingEel

Jeff Williams does most of my male vocals for the soundtrack. Generally speaking, Casey Lee Williams does the main vocals, Jeff does the back-up vocals or will step in when the perspective character is a guy, and the Lamar Hall does the rapping. They do bring in a few others occasionally, but it's much rarer. Plus, Jeff composes the soundtracks up until volume 9; Casey and Martin Gonzalez step in as the composers for that one. There is a slight style change but I love both equally. Jeff has a very distinct style, even across musical genres, and it'll always be the "classic" RWBY soundtrack sound to me.

The Fine

So I finally came around to getting invested enough to comment (Your reactions are good enough to actually make me break my policy of no longer getting invested in RWBY content :D ) - I will probably go back and do this for the S1 soundtrack as well if nobody else did and you approve of this one :D. Time to say goodbye - You pretty much understood this. The theme of the season is that you dont get to be a child on the battlefield. Its time they grow up Not only are there loads of ships but they tend to have cool names. For example Weiss + Ruby is "White Rose". Weiss and Blake is Monochrome. All Our Days - This is a song from Jeff to Casey originally. So the in lore speculation is that this might be supposed to be their dad speaking though we have not seen him yet Boop - This song plays in Nora headphones during the scene when she explains she and Ren arent dating. Sacrifice - This is one of the more mysterious songs and one that is very fun to return to. Cant say any more about it. Lemme know if you dont want me to do these - I am not sure if this is ok :D I am pretty good at avoiding any spoilers and focusing on the trivia but you might just want to avoid this sort of thing in general.

NeonThunder

The party song (Shine) is a love ballad from the perspective of pyrhha towards jaune. She mentions helping him in the lyrics

alex_and_anime

Love a policy break haha. Yea this was fine cause it wasnt really spoiling anything and more so expanded on stuff I talked about without revealing anything new or spoilery haha.

Andrew Jackson

I'm really glad you had a much better time with this one. I really enjoyed your thoughts and reaction from the end of Shine into Dream Come True. Lyrics only keep getting more detailed and taking a deep dive into them can be incredible.

Andrew Labdon

it's been a while, and i know i'm late to the party. but if you remember... in the early episodes of volume one, when they're just meeting in the forest, Ren and Nora exchange... "i still don't think that's what a sloth sounds like..." and what does she do in return? "boop!" It takes on a whole new meaning after you listen to the song "Boop" in this soundtrack. (and i just continued the video and noticed that you DID notice, apologies.)