Super Eurobeat 230

Lebon14 · Post by **Lebon14** » 16 Aug 2014, 22:26

MKwiakaku wrote:nrgexpress lists the Super Eurobeat song as the one by Dave & Futura.

That was to be expected, imo.

Shawaazu · Post by **Shawaazu** » 17 Aug 2014, 00:48

MKwiakaku wrote:nrgexpress lists the Super Eurobeat song as the one by Dave & Futura.

And Make Me Wonder is the Lilly ver. not Destinee, updating list.

Tiger · Post by **Tiger** » 24 Aug 2014, 00:03

[IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT]
There has been a misprint in the credits of SUPER EUROBEAT VOL. 230 (AVCD-10230/B). Please kindly download and confirm the amended credits from the PDF data below. We truly apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your kind understanding.
・DISC1 - TEPPAN-KYOKU SIDE CREDITS （PDF data）http://avex.jp/eurobeat/discography/pdf ... teppan.pdf
・DISC2 - KAMI-KYOKU SIDE CREDITS （PDF data）http://avex.jp/eurobeat/discography/pdf ... 2_kami.pdf

taken from the official website. No idea what has been changed since I don't have the original credits.

KiraTM · Post by **KiraTM** » 24 Aug 2014, 01:17

When I get my copy, I'll check it.

Shawaazu · Post by **Shawaazu** » 25 Aug 2014, 12:30

All the A-Beat C songs were credited to Sun Fire Eurobeat Productions

M2-EB · Post by **M2-EB** » 25 Aug 2014, 18:40

Shawaazu wrote:All the A-Beat C songs were credited to Sun Fire Eurobeat Productions

Aren't Pasquini in charge of it too? I don't get this "separation" thing, jeez…

Post by **SuperEuroJimmy** » 25 Aug 2014, 19:48

Officially they were produced by A-Beat C, so that's the company they belong to.

the_ditz · Post by **the_ditz** » 25 Aug 2014, 20:19

Yeah - none of the old A-Beat C producers would want their work credited as Sun Fire I would imagine...

Tiger · Post by **Tiger** » 25 Aug 2014, 22:25

Shawaazu wrote:All the A-Beat C songs were credited to Sun Fire Eurobeat Productions

I see. I knew Contini and Futura Prince sounded strange. Not sure what Futura Prince is though.

vinyl12 · Post by **vinyl12** » 26 Aug 2014, 10:53

SEB 230 marked #128 on Oricon weekly album chart this week. Oricon has not yet released sales records of albums below #101. 'EXIT TUNES PRESENTS hanjyuku girls' made #100 this week, selling 782 copies, which means SEB 230 sold less than 782 copies.

Sales records of previous anniversary megamixes according to Oricon are:

190: 7854 / weekly #34(year-end #945) / 5 weeks on top 300
200: 9409(until fourth week since its release so it sold more than this) / #28 / 10 weeks
210: 3444 / #75 / 4 weeks
220: 1235 / #102 / a week
(They actually sold slightly more than this, since japanese Oricon chart stops tracking albums after the album goes below #300 on chart.)

SEB extended releases usually sell 500 to 600 copies.

M2-EB · Post by **M2-EB** » 26 Aug 2014, 13:04

Whoa…

Lebon14 · Post by **Lebon14** » 26 Aug 2014, 19:15

How am I not surprised it sold less than 750 copies? ZERO advertisement as I know of. ZERO.

Tiger · Post by **Tiger** » 26 Aug 2014, 20:02

Don't care. SEB should die with the quality of music they're making now. The labels won't have my money until they start producing better stuff. We all know you can do better.

Mindsweeper · Post by **Mindsweeper** » 26 Aug 2014, 20:39

Tiger wrote:Don't care. SEB should die with the quality of music they're making now. The labels won't have my money until they start producing better stuff. We all know you can do better.

Is it the labels', or avex's fault? The management clearly has no idea what the fuck they're doing

#Infinity · Post by **#Infinity** » 26 Aug 2014, 20:48

It probably won't be long until eurobeat is primarily an independently operated industry.

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