It was arranged and performed by Sean Schafianski. 2Ī jazz arrangement of "Yonah", titled "Flower" is included on this album. NieR Gestalt + RepliCant Jazz Arrange Version Vol. It was arranged and performed by Yuri Misumi. Piano Collections NieR Gestalt & RepliCantĪ jazz arrangement of "Ashes of Dreams" appears on this album. It was arranged by Hidekazu Tanaka.Īn arrangement of "Ashes of Dreams" is part of a medley called "Suite Of Nier (Restructuring-Snow in Summer, The Ultimate Weapon, Ashes of Dreams)". 2", which play during scenes involving Yonah, and "Dance of the Evanescent", which plays when entering the ball room in Shadowlord's Castle.Ī new arrangement of "Ashes of Dreams" is available as downloadable content in "Nier BGM Remix Pack"Īrrangement album appearances NieR Gestalt & Replicant 15 Nightmares & Arrange TracksĪ chiptune remix of "Ashes of Dreams", complete with vocals, is included in a medley called "The Legend of Nier: 8-bit Heroes". In addition, many tracks are instrumental arrangements of the theme: "Yonah ~ Piano", which plays at the Village after collecting all key fragments, "Yonah ~ Strings", "Yonah ~ Pluck Ver. Each version is specifically used in a different ending in the game, respectively. Each version is meant to be in the respective language, but only the English has been successfully transcribed the latter three versions appear to be similar to the "fake" languages used throughout the game's soundtrack, but with more significant inspirations drawn directly from the languages in question. There are a total of four versions of this song, each with a subtitle meaning "New": "New", "Aratanaru" (Japanese), "Nouveau" (French), and "Nuadhaich" (Gaelic). Game appearances NieR RepliCant/ NieR Gestalt
This song has had a notable pop-media presence, including being featured in the movies “Mission: Impossible” (1996) and “The Next Karate Kid”(1994). “Dreams” charted in 6 countries, including making an appearance on both the UK Singles Chart and Billboard Hot 100. And in The Cranberries’ hometown of Ireland it peaked at number nine. And the production of “Dreams” was done by Stephen Street (who is best known for his works with The Smiths).Īnd FYI, the Cranberries iconic hit “ Zombie” was also produced by Street.
The song was written by band members Dolores and Noel Hogan. This is the lead single from The Cranberries’ maiden album, “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” And the song was released by Island Records on 29 September 1992.
The version, which is commonly shown in the States and features the band in a nightclub and a storyline involving grave robbers, was handled by director Peter Scammell. There are actually three different videos for “Dreams”.
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