Eternal Melody is the first classical album released by Yoshiki Hayashi on April 21, 1993. It was produced and arranged by Beatles' producer George Martin and performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. It was later mastered at Abbey Road Studios.
Following up on 1991's Yoshiki Selection, the concept behind Eternal Melody was to place pre-existing X Japan songs into an orchestral context. Yoshiki also unveiled some new pieces, like "Overture...
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Eternal Melody is the first classical album released by Yoshiki Hayashi on April 21, 1993. It was produced and arranged by Beatles' producer George Martin and performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. It was later mastered at Abbey Road Studios.
Following up on 1991's Yoshiki Selection, the concept behind Eternal Melody was to place pre-existing X Japan songs into an orchestral context. Yoshiki also unveiled some new pieces, like "Overture" and "Amethyst" this one, later being released as a single and used as opening song in most of X Japan concerts.
Eternal Melody was followed by Eternal Melody II in 2001.
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