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SRIN-1129: MASAYA GAME MUSIC COLLECTION VOL.1 ~LANGRISSER I-II-III~
Ha, I guess I just found my Christmas present
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That's totally unexpected an really cool. I wonder if this set will clarify the composer(s) of the new tracks for L1&2 PS. I wonder how Supersweep got involved?
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So the completionist in me is SO psyched about this release. But, at the same time... why not get IV and V in there?
Or just, AT LEAST, get IV? Poor L4. Can't get a physical release. |
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Career Soft (former Masaya developers, the Langrisser team) officially broke from publisher NCS after L5 and went to Atlus.
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that does explain it.
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WANT!
Fun fact: The Langrisser series is one of the few sources of music that Jorm and I wholeheartedly agree on. As much as I love the Langrisser II album, the console versions of the music are a must-have. |
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I'd like to be here: https://instagram.com/p/9PczCwwfgN/
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Ye sure 'bout the release date, mates? I already got the stuff one month in advance, and everything is in accord with the data on VGMDB : CD number, track numbers, track names, scans, ... Ye sure it ain't 15 november instead of 15 december?
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The official site linked on the album page says "pre-sale"/先行販売 (apparently not "pre-order" then?) started on November 6th, and December 15th is for the general availability.
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Most likely the obi on the final product does say that December 15 is the official release date (the general availability date seems to be on most of the obi's that I have), but if you order directly from Supersweep starting on November 6th (or any of their presale dates for other albums), they'll mail it out then. The general availability is always for other online retailers (like Amazon Japan or CDJapan). However, in this particular case, they also sold it at the M3 event.
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Swapped Disc 4 M4 and M5 according to their website they made a printing error and apologized for it.
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First shot at a tracklist, most of this is all katakana and simple words so it shouldn't be too difficult. Also, a significant number of the track titles are the same across the entire series. Notes below:
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M19 I think "ナイト" is almost certainly "Knight" not "Night' given the setting of the series. Disc 2 Quote:
M15 邪悪なるもの could probably be "Someone Becoming Evil" or something like that but I looked up the track on one of the original albums (TYCY-5403) and it's "Die boese Person" in German, which means "Evil Person" so I just went with that. M19 Left the umlaut in Boeser There is a note in Disc 2 about Ending 3 (also on the Sweep Records webpage) "※「エンディング3」は「エンディング2」の終わりに含まれており、実際のゲームプレイで聴けるものと近 い状態になっています。". Basically says "Ending 3 is included at the end of Ending 2 because that's the state it is heard in actual gameplay." Disc 3 Quote:
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- I tried to make a distinction between character themes (...'s Theme) and location/organization themes (Theme of ...) but I don't know if this really matters. - M34 is closer to something like "Until Motion" but I think it's probably a song or something that plays before you mobilize your units so that's the best I could come up with. - M35 must be different variations of songs in encounters when you have different advantages or something |
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Full packaging scans incoming today or tomorrow.
EDIT -- done. The alternate cover that comes with the SuperSweep direct-order is placed as the "showing" cover. It's paper behind plastic, like most DVD / bluray cases. When you open the case so you can pull the paper out, you find a second piece of paper, which is the cover that comes standard on all prints. I've kept the "standard" cover as the default front, but I also scanned the more character-art-laden "alternate" cover (front / tray / back). The booklet scans serve as a nice verification of what is found in the notes section. So strange about the "Unknown" composers ... but especially, the uncredited songs in L3 (I had forgotten about that). The only thing I found to be redundant was scanning each of the discs. They're virtually identical, same layout. At the top it'll say disc # and what game(s) covered on the disc. At the bottom you'll see the catalog number and then -1 thru -6 for the disc numbers. Otherwise it's pretty much the same image for all six. I wish they had put unique art on each disc, heaven knows the Langrisser series is celebrated for Urushihara-san's shiny-glossy artwork (not going to talk about cleavage and proportions ... the art selected for this packaging was fairly tame compared to later Langrisser and all Growlanser). Last edited by Ramza; Jan 6, 2016 at 10:48 AM. |
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I couldn't be happier with this release. I've been listening to the first four discs over and over over the past week. It feels good to have something that "they got right".
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Question for you though ... do you, or does anyone, have any idea what "Supplement 1 ~ 6" are all about on disc five? Is it just a large collection of unused music for the PS1 release? Or were they used, like, in Omake menus of collected art and other stuff? |
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I was once again curious why the edition was titled Langrisser 1 & 2 but only had Langrisser 2 music in it. But by now every game has youtube videos, and https://youtu.be/PmDHSNcPe2Q?t=1m50s by coincidence have the answer to the previous post's question as well. Evidently the "Supplement" tunes are used to fill in the missing Langrisser 1 music. I suppose the developer didn't want to pay royalties to the original game's sound team, even though two of them worked on the second game, whose music is provided in full. So even with the question answered it is just as mysterious! It does look like the level layout and story pacing is changed from the Genesis version, so in a sense it isn't the "wrong" music. Though I certainly like Warsong's tunes better than Supplement's, as well as the original game's dorky army raising theme better than the Langrisser 2 dorky shop theme that seems to have replaced it.
Additionally, assuming, on this CD, the supplements are in the same order as the "unknown" tracks from the minipsf release, about four and a half years ago I arbitrarily named them 1 Yamato Man 2 Marry the Mole 3 Errands in the City 4 Milkshake Ghosts 5 Windshield Wipers 6 Under Construction I hope this has been completely unhelpful. Last edited by Garnobium; Feb 6, 2016 at 01:28 PM. |
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arbitrary naming is funny, but ultimately unhelpful, yes.
The explanation on the *usage* of the supplement tracks in-game is EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you so much!!! |
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