OMCP-7: Technictix

[Secret Squirrel]

Candypop's site lists a different publisher for this album (香港上海商会有限会社) as well as a distributor (Nippon Columbia). I'm not sure what that publisher works out to, or if it's just some general statement and it's still technically Candypop. This all also applies to some other early OMCP albums, I suspect.

[Gigablah]

香港上海商会有限会社 is the actual publisher and Candypop is just a label, or "imprint" (like G.M.O. is an imprint for Alfa Records). But it's fine to put Candypop as publisher for now.

[Secret Squirrel]

Thanks. That clears up the mystery for me.

[Don]

Just a note, I noticed a composer credit error (track 34). It was originally credited to Yousuke Yasui, but according to Technictix Remix Vol. 3, that track was originally composed by Shinji Hosoe. I've fixed it accordingly. (I figured I'd post it here to avoid any possible questions).

[KAI]

Some tracks are remixes of Fighting Layer, Street Fighter EX2 and The grand Master, we should classify it as arrangement too.

[Secret Squirrel]

Are you saying the game Technictix contains music that is remixed from those games? If so, I would probably wouldn't add "arrangement". To treat these cases, I'd like to use the product linking system, and specify the links as "Arrangement, Featured", which will make the product name Blue, just like our artist names. At present though, we don't have product pages for any of those games.

[KAI]

In that case I'm not sure what to do, so I'll leave this here and let the experts do their job:

TGM in the Bottle - TGM - originally composed by Shinji Hosoe
Happy Happy - TGM - Composed by Ayako Saso
Arabesque - SFEX - Composed by Takayuki Aihara
Fake World-Maniax - SFEX2 - Composed by Shinji Hosoe
TE-20 - Fighting Layer - Composed by Takayuki Aihara

Also, this game was released in Arcades, and Technic Beat was released only on PS2.