Speed, Glue & Shinki’s last album has been reissued in a gorgeous specification that faithfully reproduces the original, including the entire volume band! Released in 1972. It is a two-disc set that became the last album. Famous for its tiger jacket. There are a lot of songs that seem to be centered on Joey Smith now, but Bluesy Rock is fully opened like the previous work. Although some lyrical songs can be seen, the D-side medley makes heavy use of the precious Moog synthesizer at the time. Guests include Michael Hanopol, Shigeki Watanabe, Hiroshi Oguchi. The 96khz24bit sound source mastered in 2017 is used for this analog conversion. The jacket is a single jacket × 2, a full-length band, a lyrics card, etc. The original is reproduced as much as possible.
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- A1: Golden Cups - Love Is My Life
- A2: Dynamite - Tunnel To Heaven
- A3: Outcast - Long Tall Sally
- A4: Carnabeats - Chu! Chu! Chu!
- A5: Tempters - Tell Me More
- A6: Beavers - Why, Baby, Why?
- A7: Bunnys - Burning, Burning
- B1: Mops - I'm Just A Mops
- B2: Spiders - Anything You Want
- B3: D'swooners - Please Please Trina
- B4: Zoo Nee Woo - Lonely Highway
- B5: Fingers - Gloria
- B6: Outcast - Everythings Alright
- B7: Bunnys - Hey! Chance
Here's for the real thing! A late 60s Japanese compilation investigating the so-called "group sound" movement. Includes early recordings by a series of musicians later to perform with legendary bands such as the Flower Travellin' Band, Speed Glue & Shinki, Les Rallizes Denudes and Foodbrain. Must have !
- A1: Calm And Agitation (Title)
- A2: Calm And Agitation - Short Version - (30 Sec. Title)
- A3: The Twelve Challengers (Player Select)
- A4: The Way (Map)
- A5: Honor's Melody - Day (Haohmaru)
- A6: Honor's Melody - Night (Ukyo Tachibana)
- A7: Drum Roll I (Amakusa Demo)
- A8: Bambuseae (Jubei Yagyu)
- A9: Shadow (Hanzo Hattori)
- A10: Infortune (Four Wins Demo)
- B1: Tuna (Galford)
- B2: Banquet Of Nature (Nakoruru)
- B3: Indigenous (Tam Tam)
- B4: Diligence (Bonus Stage)
- B5: Exotic Lady (Charlotte)
- C1: Evil (Gen-An Shiranui)
- C2: Magatama (Kyoshiro Senryo)
- C3: Gaïa (Earthquake)
- C4: Wan Fu (Wan Fu)
- C5: Victory (Victory Demo)
- C6: Drum Roll Ii (Final Demo)
- D1: Heartbeat (Shiro Tokisada Amakusa 1)
- D2: Flames (Conversion)
- D3: Darkness (Shiro Tokisada Amakusa 2)
- D6: Revolutionary Lady (Charlotte Ending)
- D7: Celebration (Staff Roll)
- D8: Request For An Encore (Continue) - The Curtain Falls (Game Over)
- D4: Scream (Ending 1)
- D5: Harmony (Ending 2)
Brave Wave’s first 3-LP vinyls colored (Red, Black and White) set , Samurai Shodown The Definitive Soundtrack will come in a box set featuring three LP sleeves decorated with artwork from the game, with the box set featuring the original iconic Japanese cover drawn by famed illustrator Shinkiro. Both 3LP and 2CD version includes booklet.
SNK and Brave Wave Productions are proud to reveal their fourth collaboration, Generation Series 010: Samurai Shodown for both CD and vinyl.
Known as Samurai Spirits in Japan and originally released for NEOGEO in 1993, Samurai Shodown is one of SNK’s most classic and timeless 2D fighting games, featuring fast-paced gameplay, beautiful graphics and catchy music.
The soundtrack, composed by Norio Tate, achieves the difficult task of producing traditional Japanese sound comprised of instruments such as the shamisen and shachihata while maintaining a distinct NEOGEO vibe. The result is a beloved soundtrack that is simultaneous timeless, yet historical.
There are two variations of the soundtrack: an AES version and a NEOGEO CD arranged version. Samurai Shodown The Definitive Soundtrack will include both versions, featuring the entirety of the original soundtracks remastered and restored to the highest possible quality, in collaboration and consultation with SNK.
The CD and vinyl editions will feature a booklet containing artwork from the SNK archives, in addition to in-depth liner notes written by some of the original creators of the game, including series creator Yasushi Adachi, as well as Tate. In addition, the booklet will feature an in-depth essay by Greg Kasavin of Supergiant Games on the impact of Samurai Shodown on video game culture and history.
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