YAMANAIAME ＜FMv＞ (Instrumental)
MovieClosing out the album theDOGS, this instrumental cut strips the vocals from YAMANAIAME ＜FMv＞ and lets Hiroyuki Sawano's arrangement carry the piece on its own. It stands as the fifth and last entry on that Attack on Titan release.
Overview
This recording sits in the fifth slot of theDOGS, bringing the album to its close. Like every soundtrack entry predating The Final Season, the music comes from Hiroyuki Sawano, who wrote and arranged it.
Plot
No new composition appears here; the piece simply presents YAMANAIAME ＜FMv＞ with its vocal line removed, leaving the instrumentation exposed from start to finish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental)?
YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) is the vocal-free version of YAMANAIAME FMv, closing out the theDOGS album with Hiroyuki Sawano's arrangement carrying the piece alone.
How long is YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental)?
YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) runs 4 minutes and 25 seconds.
When was YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) released?
YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) was released July 1, 2015 as the fifth and final track on the theDOGS album.
Which track does YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) follow on theDOGS?
YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental) follows theDOGS (Instrumental) in the running order, closing out the theDOGS album.
Who composed YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental)?
Hiroyuki Sawano composed and arranged YAMANAIAME FMv (Instrumental), as he did for the entire pre-Final Season Attack on Titan score.
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