FSCA-10049: GRAN TURISMO ROCK ARRANGE

[Dave_SEMO]

Would anyone be able to confirm that the sound producers listed in the notes of this album page are actually the arrangers of these tracks?

[seanne]

As far as I can see it's all but confirmed by the liner notes. 'Sound Producer' isn't too uncommon of a term to be used in these cases to begin with, and there are also credits given in the booklet for 'Artist Management' and 'Artist Agency' which seems to imply that they were more than just producers in the typical sense. Pappara Kawai also has at least a few other VGM works on his resume and he mentions this album and this track in the discography on his website.

[Dave_SEMO]

Thanks so much, I see you've updated the details, this will be really helpful for me and my review of this album!

[seanne]

Note that the updates (arranger, performer) that I made are based on my assumptions detailed in the previous post, as well as the fact that all the tracks (apart from M1) featuring LUKA and Takeshi Gonda feature vocals and guitar work respectively. It would still be nice to have some solid confirmation of the various roles.

[Dave_SEMO]

Absolutely, thanks again!

[Aero-R]

Booklet says "All original songs written by Masahiro Ando", but I do not see anything related to Isamu Ohira on it?. Maybe it was credited looking at the original soundtrack, but on this disc booklet says it's all by Masahiro.

Credits on Tracks 2 and 3 were wrong, they were the opposite. I did an edit, they're (following the booklet info):

2. Toward The G.T
Sound Producer : YASUYUKI"Yatchi"TANAKA

3. Get Closer
Sound Producer : YUZURU TOMITA featuring : TAKESHI GONDA (プロペラ)

Instead of how they were stated before:

2. Toward The G.T
Sound Producer : YUZURU TOMITA featuring : TAKESHI GONDA (プロペラ)

3. Get Closer
Sound Producer : YASUYUKI"Yatchi"TANAKA

[AcidBeast]

The booklet of the Original Game Soundtrack gives Isamu Ohira credit for "Toward the G.T", "The Motorious City", "Joy of Garage" and "Final Lap". I think that's why he was included.
Maybe they forgot about him when doing the Rock Arrange.

[Aero-R]

Originally Posted by AcidBeast

The booklet of the Original Game Soundtrack gives Isamu Ohira credit for "Toward the G.T", "The Motorious City", "Joy of Garage" and "Final Lap". I think that's why he was included.
Maybe they forgot about him when doing the Rock Arrange.

Yes, seems that the one with the error is this release and not GRAN TURISMO ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. Also on GRAN TURISMO 2 ORIGINAL GAME SOUNDTRACK Isamu Ohira is credited on The "Real" Motorious City although as Producer, not as Composer (no one is credited as composer on that track in fact, I think it was a type error on that booklet too). That song is a version of The Motorious City from GRAN TURISMO ORIGINAL GAME SOUNDTRACK, track credited to Isamu Ohira as composer on that album, like you said.

I've done an Edit of the Notes field on this submission. Please somebody take a look, since I'm not english native I don't know if it's well explained but I hope there are no errors on it.

[Secret Squirrel]

Thanks for adding the note. That's exactly what we needed.