KICA-7661: Twinbee Yahho! ~Original Game Sound Track~

[Lucy]

I've changed the title to the official english one which is present on the CD
I added the genre vocal to the CD... the last track is basically a vocal/drama track with only the the vocal pieces from the game, the soundtrack and the soundeffects, it's like a artificial live footage gaming

[strugglepoo]

Anyone care to dig out the composer(s) out of the Japanese staff roll?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHK8UMj9Xh0#t=2m30s

[Revoc]

Originally Posted by strugglepoo

Anyone care to dig out the composer(s) out of the Japanese staff roll?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHK8UMj9Xh0#t=2m30s

Sound staff appears at 2:56:

Sound (サウンド)
118
Sitar Senoo (シタール妹尾)
Enzonik Maeda (エンゾニック前田)
Michiru Yamane (山根ミチル)

However, isn't clear if all of them are the composers...

[strugglepoo]

Thank you. I guess they were credited all along in this entry, minus Yamane. There's a bit of a gap before Yamane's name in the staff roll, perhaps implying that she had a small role? A quick search on arcade-history reveals that "118" did the sound effects for 3 other games.

[Dag]

The liner notes have comments by 118, Sitar Senoo, Ensoniq Maeda and some people from the development staff (outside BGM).
118 did S.E. (track 23) and 'the two person boss BGM that appear in stage 5'? (I think this is 15 and 17), possibly only that. Also worked on Gokujo Parodius, but only S.E.
The other two did music, but don't say what.

Yamane is not mentioned anywhere.

[CHz]

GMCL claims 118 is Akihiro Juichiya (十一谷 明広), who had sound roles on some Konami games (Batman: The Animated Series and Ganbare Goemon: Sarawareta Ebisumaru! for the Game Boy) before joining Quintet. Seems plausible, based on his family name:

juuichi = 十一 = 11
ya = 八 = 8

[strugglepoo]

Ooh, interesting. Yeah, I recognize that name from a few Game Boy Konami games, including Raging Fighter & TMNT3.