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Posted: 21 Sep 2008, 03:45
by wolftickets1969
Another note: Toy Toy - Crazy & Lonely Nights and Alexia Vain - Symphony of Love are from the Dima catalogue, but how did they end up on LED's World 2 iTunes album? There's also Dream Fighter Band - Matsuri Night and Jackie O. - Sunshine In Your Eyes, which aren't in either catalogue, where did those come from?
Posted: 01 Oct 2008, 18:42
by zoupzuop2
Back on topic, the catalog is now updated!
756 Dee Dee Wonder Lady cartoon
757 Jungle Bill Caramba que rumba
758 Mara Nell Like a fireball
759 Baby Bazooka Pagyaru
760 Garcon Ride on my speedy car
761 Baby Gold Electronic love
762 Joe Banana Wild boy bad love
763 Mara Nell Pagal
764 Mad Cow & the Nevskij Avenue Girls Matrioska niet Katiuska
765 Nikita Jr. 17 submarines
766 Louise On the Ginza
767 Dee Dee Wonder Sing a ring
768 Cy-Ro Another desire
769 Maddy Layne Loving you through the night
770 Ciao Ciao Summertime blues
771 Louise Fever is like a rolling stone
772 Bazooka Girl Ike ike 2009
773 Joe Banana Mad dog
774 Black Eva Wroom wroom supercar
775 Rick Castle You are the victim of love
My commentary:
*I'm guessing Baby Bazooka's "Pagyaru" and Mara Nell's "Pagal" are somehow related. =P
*More Rick Castle = ♥
*Looking forward to Mad Dog, Wroom Wroom Supercar (I notice a trend with that word), and Like A fireball, Alongside the...
*BAZOOKA GIRL COMEBACK! AND IKE IKE REMAKE! STOP THE PRESS! WE GOT A LIVE ONE!
Posted: 01 Oct 2008, 20:25
by #Infinity
Seriously, I just can't get over some of these song titles:
zoupzuop2 wrote:
757 Jungle Bill Caramba que rumba
765 Nikita Jr. 17 submarines
766 Louise On the Ginza
767 Dee Dee Wonder Sing a ring
771 Louise Fever is like a rolling stone
773 Joe Banana Mad dog
774 Black Eva Wroom wroom supercar!
I'll be beyond happy if Ike Ike 2009 is sung by Melody, non-pitched. That's what the original should've been in the first place.
Posted: 01 Oct 2008, 20:50
by drnrg
zoupzuop2
772 Bazooka Girl Ike ike 2009
I just love how optimistic Live Music Studio is. With that amount of releases that almost assure SEB going on way after 200.
What's up with those weird titles?
757 Jungle Bill Caramba que rumba
759 Baby Bazooka Pagyaru
764 Mad Cow & the Nevskij Avenue Girls Matrioska niet Katiuska
766 Louise On the Ginza =WTF
774 Black Eva Wroom wroom supercar should be Vromm Vroom
My most anticipated is Joe Banana- Wild Boy Bad Love
sounds like those 90's Gino Caria tracks
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Posted: 10 Oct 2008, 01:03
by DJ Mike TJG
Posted: 10 Oct 2008, 02:39
by drnrg
They keep going backward instead of forward. Those are surley some gems right there.
Hopefully we don't wait another 10 months
Posted: 10 Oct 2008, 03:03
by #Infinity
I hope they start digging further into the future again so I can finally get my hands on extended versions of tracks like Everybody Go, Future Boy, and Bazooka Pistolero.
Posted: 10 Oct 2008, 07:35
by DJ Mike TJG
They didn't have that many oldies left to release, last I checked. Also, they were releasing with a frequency of about 40 per week before last Christmas, so quite possibly they'll pick it back up again?
Even 10 per week would be better than nothing over the last 10 months!
Posted: 10 Oct 2008, 17:02
by Tiger
#Infinity wrote: Future Boy
it's not that amazing... i'm more looking forward to Too Smart to Get My Heart and Wanna Be My Dreamy Valentine :O
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 07:35
by DJ Mike TJG
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 10:24
by Ricfiam
Wow only few days left to get the first HRG release...
...from 1994.
Just wonder they still releasing new songs but for WHO???? Thise are internal or what?
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 14:18
by cheeseman
That's actually an interesting batch since Hey Sweat Dance hasn't been released anywhere apart from the vinyl, as far as I know.
I wonder if they're going to release Jay Gunner - Touch Me and Lucky The Nice - Take Me Away...
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 22:23
by valiant
MAJOR PROPS for the release of Hey Sweat Dance. That was a big glaring unreleased track that I wanted to listen to for a while.
Keep it up Hi-Nrg Attack. Lets hit the entire catalogue!
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 22:30
by #Infinity
The really old releases are actually pretty cool because Eurobeat Flash albums are just too hard to come by these days (at least the older SEB albums are availible on mu-mo.net and even cdjapan starting with 53). I love Oh Bandolero, and Hey Sweet Dance sounds extremely promising, so I'll probably pick up both of those tracks the next time I purchase from this site.
Posted: 13 Oct 2008, 23:32
by drnrg
Hey Sweet Dance. I expected that one to sound different. I'm not loving that break at all. those bass drums sound too comercial.
