Comment by: Kaleb.G on May 15, 2005 - 9:56 PM
Here is the final list of nominees for Week 24:
Half-Life 2: Original Soundtrack <Kelly Bailey> - [02] CP Violation
JumpingFlash! 2 Original Game Soundtrack <Takeo Miratsu> - [09] JF1-W2 Boss Scorpion Machine
Jurassic Park (SNES Game Rip) <Jonathan Dunn> - [04] Gallimimus Gallop
Klonoa of the Wind 2 ~Something Forgotten Wished by the World~ Original Soundtrack <Asuka Sakai> - [1.38] Ark Ver.1
Mizu no Kakera: Once Summer of Islet-Origin (Game Rip) <Tenmon> - [07] Summer Clouds
Pikmin 2 (Game Rip) <Hajime Wakai, Kazumi Totaka> - Wistful Wild
The Bouncer Original Soundtrack <Noriko Matsueda, Takahito Eguchi> - [2.01] Sion Barzahd
ZUNTATA LIVE 1998 güten Talk from the earth ~AUDIO FILE~ <Zuntata, Shuichiro "Shu" Nakazawa> - [1.14] S.L.M.J.
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Comment by: Kaleb.G on May 15, 2005 - 9:43 PM
Here's the info I promised:
Artist: Asuka Sakai
Album/Game Title: Klonoa of the Wind 2 ~Something Forgotten Wished by the World~ Original Soundtrack
Track Title: Ark Ver.1
Disc Number: 1
Track Number: 38
Catalog Number: SCDC-00201~2
Year: 2002
Additional Information: The soundtrack wasn't released until a year after the game had been released.
Source(s): My Soundtrack; http://www.gmronline.com/info.asp?CatNumber=SCDC-00201~2 (my GMR entry)
Artist: Kelly Bailey
Album/Game Title: Half-Life 2: Original Soundtrack
Track Title: CP Violation
Disc Number: only one
Track Number: 02
Catalog Number: none
Year: 2004
Additional Information: Information was put on Gracenote's CDDB by Valve, and was immediately obtained by myself from there.
Source(s): My Soundtrack; Gracenote's CDDB; my #gamemp3s release.
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Comment by: CHz on May 15, 2005 - 2:07 PM
I'll wrap this up with the Mizu no Kakera and Pikmin 2 tracks.
EDIT: And by "wrap this up," I mean "cover all remaining unclaimed tracks."
EDIT-EDIT:
Artist: Hajime Wakai, Kazumi Totaka
Album/Game Title: Pikmin 2 (Game Rip)
Track Title: Wistful Wild
Disc Number: 1
Track Number: 122
Catalog Number: none
Year: 2004
Additional Information: There are a few discrepancies on this
one, but since the track was nominated by the person who ripped it,
I've deferred to his information above. First, Joe Weiwel lists both
Hajime Wakai and Kazumi Totaka as the composers, but GameFAQs
and elsewhere only list Wakai as being in charge of "Music"; Totaka is
the "Sound Director." Not sure about the semantics on that one.
Track/disc numbers are also a bit iffy... the game rip entry at Cubed World
breaks the rip up into disks, which would put Wistful Wild at [5.11].
And if you add up all the tracks to find its total place, it's actually
in slot 121, not 122. So I'm not sure about that one either.
Source:
http://www.gamingforce.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1334987#post1334987,
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecube/data/589374.html
Artist: Tenmon
Album/Game Title: Mizu no Kakera: Once Summer of Islet-Origin (Game Rip)
Track Title: Summer Clouds
Disc Number: 1 (of 1)
Track Number: 7
Catalog Number: none
Year: 2004
Additional Information: I'm not sure if a disc number is appropriate, since the picture of the track list
appears to come from an extras menu that's part of the game. However,
since I included the track number, I figured that I couldn't leave it
without a disc number. Also, the last of my three source links calls
the composer "Mr. Tenmon," but it gives EVERYONE listed on that page
either "Mr."or "Ms.," so I stripped it off, especially since another page for an unrelated album credited him as just "Tenmon."
Source: the nomination thread, http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/data/922067.html, http://daike.hp.infoseek.co.jp/About_Partners.html
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Comment by: CHz on May 14, 2005 - 11:44 PM
I've just got enough time to do the JumpingFlash! one and mention something quirky about The Bouncer.
EDIT:
Artist: Takao Miratsu
Album/Game Title: JumpingFlash! 2 Original Game Soundtrack
Track Title: JF1-W2 Boss Scorpion Machine
Disc Number: 1 (of 1)
Track Number: 9
Catalog Number: ARCJ-36
Year: 1990
Additional Information: Disagreement on the spacing in the album title, strangely enough. The album cover
seems to suggest "JumpingFlash! 2" to me. Nevertheless, Chudah's Corner
(and a couple of other sites) say that it's "Jumping Flash!2," with no
space between the exclamation point and numeral. And GMR has both
spaces, making it "Jumping Flash! 2." Doesn't help that there are two
different game covers, the Japanese without a space in "JumpingFlash" and the American with.  This is what the research staff is here for, folks. Went with "JumpingFlash! 2" after consultation with Kaleb.
Source: http://chudahs-corner.com/soundtracks/arcj36.html
(scroll to bottom for second citation if you don't want to read the long story)
Also, the OST for The Bouncer seems to have undergone a re-release with
a different company. This in itself isn't particularly noteworthy, and
the policy in this situation is probably to credit the earlier release,
providing the tracks are in fact the same. What is, noteworthy, however, is that the re-release was issued a whopping three DAYS after the first edition. Or so Chudah would have you believe:
The Bouncer Original Soundtrack (SSCX-10049~50), released March 23, 2001
The Bouncer Original Video Game Soundtrack (TPCD-0204-2), released March 26, 2001
This is certainly queer, wouldn't you say? But lo! The game becomes more interesting with the entry of GMR!
The Bouncer Original Soundtrack (SSCX-10049~50), released March 23, 2001
The Bouncer Original Video Game Soundtrack (US) (TPCD-0204-2), released January 1, 2000?!
A 447 day discrepancy? This is certainly a big issue. Perhaps Chudah's
Corner is incorrect. Let's check the GameFAQs entry for the game, just
to be sure.
The Bouncer, released on December 23, 2000.
Now, wait just a cotton pickin' minute. How could the soundtrack have
been released almost an entire year before the game itself came out?
Sure, advance releases are possible, but this is ridiculous. That date
of 1/1/00 seems awfully suspicious, like someone added the entry but
forgot to change the default release date. Let's check another site.
The Bouncer: Original Game Soundtrack (TPCD-0204-2), released on March 26, 2001
Guess the three-day delay is correct. And certainly plausible, given an
overlooked piece of information. One of the releases is Japanese (March
23, DigiCube), and the other is American (as identified by the "(US)"
in the name of the track in the GMR entry). It certainly COULD have
been released three days later. Once again, this is what the research
staff is here for, folks. Going around in circles to verify what the
first page said is correct.
And so, without further exposition:
Artist: Noriko Matsueda, Takahito Eguchi
Album/Game Title: The Bouncer Original Soundtrack
Track Title: Sion Barzahd
Disc Number: 2 (of 2)
Track Number: 1
Catalog Number: SSCX-10049~50
Year: 2001
Additional Information: See lengthy discourse above.
Source: http://chudahs-corner.com/soundtracks/sscx10049.html
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Comment by: _DH_ on May 14, 2005 - 7:50 PM
Seeing as how I'm a Zuntata fanatic, I'll take care of S.L.M.J.
* Artist(s): Zuntata
* Composer(s): Shuichiro "Shu" Nakazawa
* Album/Game Title: ZUNTATA LIVE 1998 güten Talk from the earth ~ AUDIO FILE
* Track Title: S.L.M.J.
* Disc Number: 1 (of 2)
* Track Number: 14 (of 14)
* Catalog Number: ZTTL-0031
* Year: 1998
* Additional Information:- The video of this performance (VISUAL FILE) displays Shu as the original composer of this track.
- Performed by:
- Yasuhisa Watanabe (Keyboard)
- Kazuko Umino (Keyboard)
- Tomohito Takahashi (Guitar)
- Shuichiro Nakazawa (Percussions)
- Munehiro Nakanishi (Drums)
- Norihiro Furukawa (Shoulder-Keyboard)
* Source(s):
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Comment by: TCK on May 14, 2005 - 4:09 PM
Makes sense for me to fully research my own
nomination. If need be I'll take another track to research, doesn't
particularly matter which one.
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Comment by: Kaleb.G on May 14, 2005 - 4:16 AM
I'm taking care of Half-Life 2 and Klonoa 2 as
I own the soundtracks and have already performed extensive research on
them. I'll likely take care of a few more since these two are basically
free squares.
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