GRMOST: "Gurumin" Original Sound Track

[Muzza]

Just confirmed that Mieko Ishikawa and Hayato Sonoda are the two Falcom Team JDK composers who composed the soundtrack to Gurumin. I just saw them in the game credits, and on the game's GameFAQs page.

So if necessary hyperlinks could be put in place, that'd be great.

[petev21]

The PC version of Gurumin (which came out first) credits Hayato Sonoda, Wataru Ishibashi, and Takehide Murayama. Meiko Ishikawa and Hayato Sonoda are credited for the PSP game, which has the exact same music as the PC game.

http://homepage2.nifty.com/tkdate/ys...ndTeamJDK.html

[Muzza]

obugger I forgot about the original PC version. Then again, one would assume that the composer credits would remain exactly the same. =/

Perhaps Sonoda and Ishikawa were the arrangers for the PSP score?

[petev21]

Originally Posted by Muzza

obugger I forgot about the original PC version. Then again, one would assume that the composer credits would remain exactly the same. =/

Perhaps Sonoda and Ishikawa were the arrangers for the PSP score?

Like I said, the PSP version has the same music; it is not arranged. I don't know what role Ishikawa had in the PSP game, but it was probably something minor. For the past 10 years or so, Ishikawa has been credited as a "Coordinator" or "PR Manager."

[Medina]

I'm going to go ahead and change the year of this to 2004. GameFAQs and Wikipedia both report the same day and month, but 2004 instead of 2005. Falcom's page for it also has copyright 2004 at the bottom, and in the top left corner the updates are all posted from November 2004 to January 2005 at the latest (for a version 1.2 patch it seems), so December 2005 doesn't make much sense.

[Medina]

Bumpity-bump~

Where does the name for the last track come from? I only see up to track 18 for disc 2 on the back of the booklet. EDIT: Upon further inspection of the tracklist... I see that disc 1 track 6 is ティース商店街のテーマ, and disc 2 track 19 is ティース商店街の歌. Were these supposed to match up or something?

[JumboMaverick]

For consistency in the Falcom catalog, shouldn't the "-1~2" be removed from the catalog number for this release? "GRM-OST" is listed on the back and inside of the booklet. None of the NW1010 releases listed on site append the "-1~2" even though it's printed on the disc itself.

[SimonJXZ]

Good catch, those numbers aren't part of the album's catalog number, those are disc identifiers. This album is like a number of DigiCube's old releases, like Final Fantasy VII & VIII OST, Chrono Cross, etc whose album catalog numbers didn't include all the discs - the number was for the entire release. FF8's, for example, is SSCX-10028 for the whole thing. But if you look on the discs, you will see SSCX-10028-1, SSCX-10028-2, and so on (this is actually on the data side in the ring). We don't add those numbers as part of the album's catalog number, so this shouldn't include those numbers either.

On the back of the booklet for this, it just says GRMOST, with no numbers. That seems to be the main catalog number.

[Vargas123]

Did Yukihiro Jindo arranged all the OST, or just Disc 1 first track?

[《J》]

Originally Posted by Vargas123

Did Yukihiro Jindo arranged all the OST, or just Disc 1 first track?

Only the opening theme "Guruguru Tonight" (as specified in the notes), yes.

Might start to do some composer breakdowns for Falcom soundtracks in the future. As for now, though, it is confirmed that Wataru Ishibashi wrote "Friends".

Pretty sure Sonoda composed "Who Are You?", "The Legendary Drill", "The Cursed Fang" and "I Guess I'll Have To!", and maybe "The Silence of Negative Ions" and "To the Place We Used to Go to" as well.

[razakin]

Changed the Guruguru Tonight to GulGul Tonight as booklet has it that way.

[xakdrek]

Added the Official Amazon tracklist since the itunes ones is very wonky.

Also, while digging through the ringtones from the GoG version of the game I found a few English tracks in the form of ringtones, not listed in any tracklist here.

iOS_A_little_terrible.m4r
iOS_Animal_minimal.m4r
iOS_Blast_of_wind.m4r
iOS_Bomber_girl.m4r
iOS_Dance_in_the_forest.m4r
iOS_Euro_beat_poco-1.m4r
iOS_Guruguru_tonight.m4r
iOS_Junjun_jungle_gym.m4r
iOS_Mysterious_ghost_egg.m4r

I referenced these tracks on Youtube and found another tracklist. Was wondering if this is the official Mastiff version tracklist, since they correspond with the ringtones from the English version

Disc1
01 Guruguru Tonight
02 Ghostly Days
03 Who're You
04 My Pace Ghosts
05 Tiese Shopping District Theme
06 Banquet House
07 Euro Beat Poco
08 It's Terrible
09 Legendary Drill
10 Ghostworld
11 Stage Clear
12 Fog and Darkness
13 A Little Terrible
14 Animal Minimal
15 Guruguru Magician Pon
16 Return to the Road We Came
17 My Invincible Armor Will Never Be Destroyed
18 The Silence of Negative Ions
19 Secret Jungle Survival
20 Dance in the Forest
21 The Rainbow Colored Ghost Can't Swim
22 Sight of Silence
23 Samurai Drill

Disc2
01 Junjun Jungle Gym
02 Under the Sky
03 Bomber Girl
04 Omohide
05 Mysterious Ghost Egg
06 Blast of Wind
07 Rocky Nebula
08 Praise for Revenge
09 Cursed Fang
10 Soar Through the Sadness
11 I Gotta Do It
12 The Days of Ending Fighting Are Closing
13 Tomorrow Everyone Will Be Friends
14 To The Usual Place
15 Friends
16 To Make the End of Digging
17 Friends (Less Vocal Version)
18 Tiese Shopping District Theme (Vocal Version)