Diggin In The Carts (A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music) - LP
Japanese Video Game Music Coloured Yellow Orange Translucent Vinyl
Hyperdub
12. October 2018
United Kingdom
Hyperdub presents "Diggin In The Carts - A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music", a collection of rare and successful tracks from Japanese video games. It follows the critically acclaimed Red Bull Music Academy radio documentary series of the same name, which documents the history and worldwide influence of this exciting early elec...
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| Title | Diggin In The Carts (A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music) CLR |
| Artist | Various |
| More info | Japanese Video Game Music Coloured Yellow Orange Translucent Vinyl |
| Format | 2x LP (vinyl) |
| Labels | Hyperdub |
| Country of issue | United Kingdom |
| Date of publication | 12. October 2018 |
| First released | 2017 |
| Weight | 690 g |
| EAN | 5055869558549 |
| Product ID | 68368 |
| Discogs ID | 12299213 |
| Discogs reviews |
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Various: Diggin In The Carts (A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music) CLR version on vinyl 2LP in colored edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Hyperdub on 12. October 2018.
Hyperdub presents "Diggin In The Carts - A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music", a collection of rare and successful tracks from Japanese video games. It follows the critically acclaimed Red Bull Music Academy radio documentary series of the same name, which documents the history and worldwide influence of this exciting early electronic music. Researched and curated by "Diggin In The Carts" writer and co-director Nick Dwyer and Hyperdub label head Kode9, the collection delves deep into the rare archives of Japanese video game music from the chip era. This release is enriched by artwork by renowned Japanese anime artist KOJI MORIMOTO, whose distinctive style is evident in films such as Memories and The Animatrix. The music on the compilation was created for world-famous game consoles such as the Famicom, Super Nintendo and PC Engine, to popular Japanese home computer platforms such as the MSX, MSXturboR and PC-8801. "Diggin In The Carts" presents these works not only as "video game music" but as incredible pieces of electronically produced Japanese music that can stand on their own. From Steve Reich's minimalist Steve Reich-inspired masterpiece "Mister Diviner" by Soshi Hosoi from The Mahjong Touhaiden to Toshiharu Yamanishi's dazzling high-tech chip soul "Shooting Stars" from the legendary Mega Drive shooter "Thun der Force IV", and not forgetting Konami Kukeiha Club with tracks like "Mouryou Senki Madara" and "Esper Dream II". "Diggin In The Carts" manages to bring the joy and depth of this music to audiences in and out of the gaming world.
Album spans genres Stage & Screen, Electronic, Soundtrack, Chiptune and Video Game Music. Japanese Video Game Music Coloured Yellow Orange Translucent Vinyl.
Hyperdub presents "Diggin In The Carts - A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music", a collection of rare and successful tracks from Japanese video games. It follows the critically acclaimed Red Bull Music Academy radio documentary series of the same name, which documents the history and worldwide influence of this exciting early electronic music. Researched and curated by "Diggin In The Carts" writer and co-director Nick Dwyer and Hyperdub label head Kode9, the collection delves deep into the rare archives of Japanese video game music from the chip era. This release is enriched by artwork by renowned Japanese anime artist KOJI MORIMOTO, whose distinctive style is evident in films such as Memories and The Animatrix. The music on the compilation was created for world-famous game consoles such as the Famicom, Super Nintendo and PC Engine, to popular Japanese home computer platforms such as the MSX, MSXturboR and PC-8801. "Diggin In The Carts" presents these works not only as "video game music" but as incredible pieces of electronically produced Japanese music that can stand on their own. From Steve Reich's minimalist Steve Reich-inspired masterpiece "Mister Diviner" by Soshi Hosoi from The Mahjong Touhaiden to Toshiharu Yamanishi's dazzling high-tech chip soul "Shooting Stars" from the legendary Mega Drive shooter "Thun der Force IV", and not forgetting Konami Kukeiha Club with tracks like "Mouryou Senki Madara" and "Esper Dream II". "Diggin In The Carts" manages to bring the joy and depth of this music to audiences in and out of the gaming world.
Album spans genres Stage & Screen, Electronic, Soundtrack, Chiptune and Video Game Music. Japanese Video Game Music Coloured Yellow Orange Translucent Vinyl.
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| A1 | Goblin Sound: Opening (Cosmic Wars) | 1:08 min | |
| A2 | Konami Kukeiha Club: Mazed Music (Nemesis) | 0:47 min | |
| A3 | Norio Nakagata: Big Mode (Genpei Touma Den) | 1:31 min | |
| A4 | Michiharu Hasuya: Hidden Level (Solomon's Key) | 2:00 min | |
| A5 | Konami Kukeiha Club: A Planet Of Plants (Nemesis 2) | 1:21 min | |
| A6 | Manabu Saito: Telepathy (Chatty) | 1:42 min | |
| A7 | Konami Kukeiha Club: Equipment (Nemesis 3 The Eve Of Destruction) | 0:48 min | |
| A8 | Konami Kukeiha Club: BGM 3 (Motocross Maniacs) | 1:09 min | |
| A9 | Toshiya Yamanaka: Visual Scene 1&2 (Wer Dragon) | 2:05 min | |
| B10 | Opening (Hisou Kihei X-Serd) | 1:57 min | |
| B11 | Tadahiro Nitta: An-Un (Ominous Clouds, Xak II) | 3:48 min | |
| B12 | Yuzo Koshiro: Temple (Actraiser) | 1:17 min | |
| B13 | Konami Kukeiha Club: Road To Agartha (Mouryou Senki Madara) | 1:19 min | |
| B14 | Hiroyuki Kawada: King Erekiman (The Legend Of Valkyrie) | 1:50 min | |
| B15 | Katsuro Tajima: Exercise (Mega Panel) | 1:53 min | |
| B16 | Goblin Sound: Game Over (Hisou Kihei X-Serd) | 1:10 min | |
| B17 | Konami Kukeiha Club: Beyond The Terminus (Block Hole) | 2:02 min | |
| B18 | Kazuko Umino: Waltz Of Water And Bubbles (Liquid Kids) | 2:06 min | |
| C19 | Hiroto Saito: Main Stage BGM 1 (Time Cruise II) | 1:54 min | |
| C20 | Yasuhisa Watanabe: Area 26-10 (Metal Black) | 2:11 min | |
| C21 | Hiroto Saito: Site 3-1 (Torrid City, Metal Stoker) | 2:23 min | |
| C22 | Tadahiro Nitta: Metal Area (Illusion City) | 2:11 min | |
| C23 | Hiroto Saito: Site 6-2 (Metal Stoker) | 2:23 min | |
| C24 | Masumi Ito: Tactics 4 (Super Royal Blood) | 3:28 min | |
| C25 | Goblin Sound: My Phase (Stage 12/14, Vixen 357) | 0:51 min | |
| C26 | Hiroaki Yoshida: Kyoushin (Lunatic Forest, Dragon Gun) | 1:31 min | |
| C27 | Konami Kukeiha Club: Underwater Dungeon (Esper Dream 2) | 1:59 min | |
| C28 | Technosoft: Shooting Stars (Thunder Force IV) | 1:16 min | |
| D29 | Soshi Hosoi: Mister Diviner (The Mahjong Touhaiden) | 4:52 min | |
| D30 | Jun Ishikawa: Main Theme (Alcahest) | 2:14 min | |
| D31 | Kazuhiko Nagai: Keel (Golden Axe II - The Duel) | 1:29 min | |
| D32 | Koichi Ishibashi: Bad Data (Dezaemon) | 1:50 min | |
| D33 | Yasuaki Fujita: What Is Your Birthday? (Tarot Mystery) | 3:01 min | |
| D34 | Kazuo Hanzawa: Oblivious Past (Alien Soldier) | 5:18 min |
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