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SEBs Longevity

Post by para_rigby » 08 Apr 2007, 13:55

Okay...I have two questions here:

1. Is Super Eurobeat the longest compilation series ever?
2. Why, in your opinion, has the series been able to keep on trucking over the past 17 years?

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Post by Humbedooh » 08 Apr 2007, 14:02

para_rigby wrote:Okay...I have two questions here:

1. Is Super Eurobeat the longest compilation series ever?
the past 17 years?
Do you mean the longest compilation in _any_ music genre?
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Post by oresama-chan » 08 Apr 2007, 14:28

para_rigby wrote: 1. Is Super Eurobeat the longest compilation series ever?
I remember they said they had applied to Guinnes book of world records
for it. Dunno how it went though.
2. Why, in your opinion, has the series been able to keep on trucking over the past 17 years?
Thanks to Avex and Japanese persistent fans. :lol:
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Post by Shawaazu » 08 Apr 2007, 14:46

oresama-chan wrote:
para_rigby wrote: 1. Is Super Eurobeat the longest compilation series ever?
I remember they said they had applied to Guinnes book of world records
for it. Dunno how it went though.
Judging by the SEB artist/producer comments in the SEB 170 booklet, I think it did XD

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Post by SuperEuroJimmy » 08 Apr 2007, 16:11

But how can they be so sure? (; Is there any proof?

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Post by valiant » 08 Apr 2007, 18:45

I think there was a trance serie by Armin Van Buuren that is still continuing which has 240 compiliations so far (all mixed mind you). That is the only one I can recall. :)

I could only wonder how long the SEB compiliation will go to. Heres to hoping for SEB 300 someday in the future :lol:

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Post by drnrg » 08 Apr 2007, 21:43

TIME TIME TIME=LONGEVITY 8) They were all over the first SEB

Album Title - Super Eurobeat 001 Extended Version
Release Date - 10.11.1994
Catalogue Number - AVCD-10001

1.Vanessa - Just A Game
2.Sophie - Soft Time
3.Gipsy & Queen - Love & Passion
4.Rose - Perfect Time
5.Anika - Crazy Lover
6.Sophie - Rapture
7.Aleph - Hero
8.Sophie - Face To Face
9.Fred Ventura - It's My Time
10.Virgin - Super Catching Desire
11.Lisa Johnson - Love
12.Frank Torpedo - Love For Money
13.Mike Hammer - Divine

They have appeared on all SEB volumes , except 9-14, where ABeatC hogged up all the space. Still makes TIME the most consistent on SEB. Also makes them the KINGS of EUROBEAT


Also the addition of HRG ATTACK on SEB 141 got my interest exited again 8) Vibration was also a nice addition, but pity they didn't last :cry:

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Post by jeurobeat » 09 Apr 2007, 05:44

As much as I like Time, I have to disagree here. A beat C has been the most consisent label on SEB (unless you're talking about song quality, then I'm on your side ;)). Time wasn't on the first Super Eurobeat (as you may remember, Vol.9 was the first). Ofcourse they were already present on That's Eurobeat, Eurobeat Fantasy, Best Disco long before SEB even existed.

However, with Time being around since 1985, they truly are the most consistent Eurobeat label :D

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Post by para_rigby » 09 Apr 2007, 07:26

Isn't the Beat Freak albums considered to be the first couple of SEB albums, though?

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Post by jeurobeat » 09 Apr 2007, 07:49

Those mono Beatfreak Super Eurobeat Series (from Italy, not AVEX)... that was an odd one. Cheap casing, no inlay. Mixing by Joe T. Vanelli (I always thought he was more into the house scene). Went till vol.8. That's also why AVEX started their own SEB at vol.9.

Beatfreak had Time, Radiorama, Asia, High Energy, Flea labels on their SEB CDs (these were actually the That's Eurobeat labels from ALFA).

AVEX started SEB with ABeatC, Stil Novo, Made Up Records and some Japanese eurobeat publisher.

Those styles were rather different. Personally, I wouldn't consider the Beat Freak albums part of 'the' (AVEX) SEB series.

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Post by drnrg » 10 Apr 2007, 07:21

jeurobeat wrote:
Time wasn't on the first Super Eurobeat (as you may remember, Vol.9 was the first). Ofcourse they were already present on That's Eurobeat, Eurobeat Fantasy, Best Disco long before SEB even existed.
I don't quite understand? even on this site, on Database section it mentions TIME being on SEB 001.

Album Title - Super Eurobeat 001 Extended Version
Release Date - 10.11.1994
Catalogue Number - AVCD-10001

1.Vanessa - Just A Game
2.Sophie - Soft Time
3.Gipsy & Queen - Love & Passion
4.Rose - Perfect Time
5.Anika - Crazy Lover
6.Sophie - Rapture
7.Aleph - Hero
8.Sophie - Face To Face
9.Fred Ventura - It's My Time
10.Virgin - Super Catching Desire
11.Lisa Johnson - Love
12.Frank Torpedo - Love For Money
13.Mike Hammer - Divine

I myself only collected 12's untill TIME stopped pressing all thier songs. That's when I got into the cd thing. So I don't know too much about SEB history. Just what appears on other databases. So then SEB vol 001 is not #1.?

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Post by Bore » 10 Apr 2007, 08:12

drnrg wrote:jeurobeat wrote:
Time wasn't on the first Super Eurobeat (as you may remember, Vol.9 was the first). Ofcourse they were already present on That's Eurobeat, Eurobeat Fantasy, Best Disco long before SEB even existed.
I don't quite understand? even on this site, on Database section it mentions TIME being on SEB 001.

Album Title - Super Eurobeat 001 Extended Version
Release Date - 10.11.1994
Catalogue Number - AVCD-10001

1.Vanessa - Just A Game
2.Sophie - Soft Time
3.Gipsy & Queen - Love & Passion
4.Rose - Perfect Time
5.Anika - Crazy Lover
6.Sophie - Rapture
7.Aleph - Hero
8.Sophie - Face To Face
9.Fred Ventura - It's My Time
10.Virgin - Super Catching Desire
11.Lisa Johnson - Love
12.Frank Torpedo - Love For Money
13.Mike Hammer - Divine

I myself only collected 12's untill TIME stopped pressing all thier songs. That's when I got into the cd thing. So I don't know too much about SEB history. Just what appears on other databases. So then SEB vol 001 is not #1.?
Those SEBs were re-released under Avex. Notice how the album 9 is released earlier than 1-8 are. The very original 8 SEBs (under Beatfreak) are somewhat considered to be the real 8 first albums.

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Post by Shawaazu » 10 Apr 2007, 09:07

valiant wrote:I think there was a trance serie by Armin Van Buuren that is still continuing which has 240 compiliations so far (all mixed mind you). That is the only one I can recall. :)
I think you might be thinking of his A State Of Trance series which is a radio show and not a CD compilation series. If going by wiki, the only compilations he's released are:

Compilations
1999 "Boundaries of Imagination"
2000 "001 A State of Trance"
2001 "002 Basic Instinct"
2001 "003 In Motion"
2002 "004 Transparance"
2003 "Universal Religion Chapter One"
2004 "A State of Trance 2004"
2004 "Big Room Trance"
2004 "Universal Religion 2004, Live From Armada At Ibiza"
2005 "A State of Trance 2005"
2005 "A State of Trance 2005 Year Mix"
2006 "A State of Trance 2006"
2006 "A State of Trance 2006 Year Mix" (Released December 15, 2006 in the Netherlands)

Heh, it's kinda strange, in just over 2 years time (August 2009, if avex sticks to their schedule), SEB 200 will be released. That was really quick :D

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Post by para_rigby » 10 Apr 2007, 10:54

I can't think of any other series with as many volumes as SEB besides the "Now That's What I Call Music" (the UK version)...i know that have alot of volumes with 2 cds for each one.

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Post by the_ditz » 10 Apr 2007, 12:27

para_rigby wrote:I can't think of any other series with as many volumes as SEB besides the "Now That's What I Call Music" (the UK version)...i know that have alot of volumes with 2 cds for each one.
I guess if you consider the fact each release has 2 CDs, there have been quite a few songs released under the NOW series in the UK. However, we're still only at NOW 66 (released last week) so SEB still beats it... ;)

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