>And I'd vote for "Fly me to the moon". Not because it would not fit,
>just because it really goes on one's nerves when playing an OST CD with
>shuffle. But that's not in the movie... I'd vote for "tanin no kanshou"
>- or "manatsu no shuuen"... or whatever, both are just too similar. At
>least they fit to the beginning of the movie. "Taikou e no kinkyuuhinan"
>is just too early, but that's probably only my opinion. "Air" is still
>IMHO the best example of using classical music as background for a fight
>- and one notices the images were drawn to the music. "Munashiki nagare"
>is my favourite, but too long (not in the movie, where it's just
>background and can be that long). Thanatos - I do not really like that
>(the way how is sung), but it perfectly fits at this position (both the
>lyrics and the sound fits). "Hajimari e no touhi" - is the "right" place
>for putting the "Far in the distance..." lyrics in, but its main purpose
>is reminding you of the scene where "tanin no kanshou" was played.
>"Heisoku no kakudai" is also excellent at that position, but you must
>notice Rei III's theme at the end. Could be a hint to understand the ending,
>but I already wrote about it here. "Yume no sukima" - try to find out
>what this is a variation of without looking at the score! It's somehow
>misleading - it makes you think of Rei I's theme, but the solution is
>somewhat completely different: borderline case. Also well done.

I'm so buying the OST when i get the DVD, though.

I always get real depressed when i flip through scenes in EoE, just
because it's over.  Why must the japanese be so cruel and limit their
TV shows to 26 episodes...

-DOKool