WTM39310: Lollipop Chainsaw: Music From the Video Game

[Myrkul]

Credits from Discogs/Wikipedia.
Maybe the digital booklet will certify a few things.

[RomanticScent]

Arch Enemy???

in here we could had

vocals: Angela Gossow
Guitars: Christopher Amott, Michael Amott
Drums: Daniel Erlandsson,

I am a fan of arch enemy, so I know. XD

They could be added as performers. But I have this question a long time ago.
Gonna use this example:
If the band is "Arch Enemy", will the elements be credited in performers as well?

[Efendija]

I tend to do that, when sufficient info is available (and when I'm not lazy):

http://vgmdb.net/album/33588

Other people do it too:

http://vgmdb.net/album/31898

Although it can't be always done I think, if there are no reliable sources which credit specific band members for particular track(s), better not to complicate it. Only a personal opinion.

[Myrkul]

To be honest i have no idea if it have any interest to link a unit + artists of that unit IF the whole unit is present and perfoming/composing...
If not the whole unit is present (because old members left the unit, or not participating) then i guess it's ok.

Also doing this on a whole album of licensed music with bands.. would be an incredible mess i think.

[Nick G]

I just got images for the burn-to-order copy from Amazon.com scanned. Will a separate listing for it have to be created first?

[Fearin]

I would say add the images and a note that it can be burned to order.

[Myrkul]

Could you scan the booklet front too ?
That iTunes cover does not match the set now.

[Fearin]

Only main differences I notice:

Barcode is on the Amazon version
More information
Track 3 is switched with track 6

[CHz]

Are the BGM tracks on this album definitely all by Yamaoka? The booklet only says "sound directed by" him and the game had quite a few composers.

[Nick G]

I'd be surprised if Yamaoka did the map BGM. The guitar playing in it sounds like Blues Saraceno's. Probably my favorite BGM track in the game.

[BlazingAbyss]

In regards to this albulm being made "available in CD format from amazon.com on a burn to order basis," I was curious as to whether or not the CD release was a CD-R and if the physical release was lossless or lossy. I've read some discussions such as this one, where people stated that burn to order CDs from Amazon were actually CD-Rs and that in some cases they were suspicious that they were actually lossy mp3s. If the audio on this CD were in a lossy format then I wouldn't see any reason to get it over the digital releases. According to Discogs, it seems that WaterTower Music sometimes releases digital albums on CD-Rs, but I have no idea if those releases are actually lossless or not either.