Eurobeat Prime :: Forum

Source: http://avex.jp/eurobeat/news/index.html

To really understand no sense to use the translator, but it tells something, they have chosen some workers to contact here eurobeatmaster2016@gmail.com

And then about a kind of recruitment to make an interview and sending attachments, photos. So they are looking for someone, who will present the collection of SEB.

More like 'WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE SUPER FAN! SHOW YOUR COLLECTION! SEND YOUR PHOTO TO THIS MAIL ADDRESS!'

No area restriction, so send in your photos everyone~ :D

Tempted... Somewhat Tempted. But naah, I'm sure there are people with the entire collections covered. Still missing quite a few.

Yeah unfortunately I only have the first 120 volume run, 130 total so I don't come anywhere close to being a 'SUPER FAN'

takumi333 wrote:Yeah unfortunately I only have the first 120 volume run, 130 total so I don't come anywhere close to being a 'SUPER FAN'

Believe in yourself man ! That's extremely interesting what people follow SEB today, really have and collected during the years from any periods. I think very important is an order, continuity, rareness, not "Get lost!" if you haven't more than 150 or 200 volumes.

So, there's AT LEAST a DVD in this. If they are able to find that people who the most complete SEB / Eurobeat collection out there.

Regardless if I have enough or not, I'm still hyped for the non-stop megamix.

I could go for most complete Eurobeat vinyl collection I used to collect SEB religiously for years. became less interested when the BIG name producers retired. Most of my SEB collection is still back in the states with my sister, but I did bring my entire Vinyl collection with me.

drnrg wrote:I could go for most complete Eurobeat vinyl collection I used to collect SEB religiously for years. became less interested when the BIG name producers retired. Most of my SEB collection is still back in the states with my sister, but I did bring my entire Vinyl collection with me.

So you've been collecting them since around the beginning then?

My collection only consists of 205 volumes (18-200 fully). Missing the early volumes that aren't exactly my cup of musical tea. And the stuff from 200-220 when I wasn't really following the genre that tightly. But that would still be a decent enough of a collection.

Is there a deadline?

Galaxian Recordings wrote:

drnrg wrote:I could go for most complete Eurobeat vinyl collection I used to collect SEB religiously for years. became less interested when the BIG name producers retired. Most of my SEB collection is still back in the states with my sister, but I did bring my entire Vinyl collection with me.

So you've been collecting them since around the beginning then?

I statred with physical copies when the songs were not being pressed on Vinyl anymore. Eurobeat Flash, Maharaja Nights, SEB around the 60's and Euromach and Europanic! but even better than CDs were all the extended versions on Juno and Eurobeat Masters etc.... MP3's are also take up less space physically.

It doesn't look to be just about having a large collection but also passion. So if you can gush about Eurobeat you could also be chosen for the interview

I hope they have a more diverse tracklist this time around. Hi-NRG Attack was totally shunned last time.