MJCAX-00013: Yu-Suzuki produce G-LOC / R360 / Virtua Racing

[Judge Ito]

https://twitter.com/Hiro_H10th/statu...94676717891585
https://twitter.com/Hiro_H10th/statu...80305188024320

It's known that Yasuhiro Takagi worked on G-LOC, but I don't know if what Hiro has tweeted here is new info or not. Or if there's a track breakdown somewhere I'm unaware of.

Anyway: Referencing this entry specifically, Hiro says Takagi composed tracks 3, 4, 5 and 9.

[Carl]

Memory is funny like that, right?

Being that he asked Takagi about it, and that they came to a mutual agreement between themselves about who did which tracks, I'd say we should update it, yes.

[Enja Hamman]

A curious tidbit regarding Takagi's involvement with G-LOC is that JASRAC credits him with composition on all tracks, even Fanfare ~Hiro~. Whether or not this is erroneous, I don't know.

[CHz]

I don't think the specific tracks were known until now, but "Moon Walker" wrote the liner notes in G.S.M. SEGA 4 and said he did four songs and Hiro did the rest, so there's some additional corroboration there from back in the day.