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* According to the song commentary for [[World Wide Love]], Osamu is not a fan of his own voice. Ironically, he provided the lead/backup vocals of nearly every song of his with vocals in it following his work on World Wide Love. | * According to the song commentary for [[World Wide Love]], Osamu is not a fan of his own voice. Ironically, he provided the lead/backup vocals of nearly every song of his with vocals in it following his work on World Wide Love. | ||
* Osamu's Des-ROW alias was first named by Takehiko Fujii. After Osamu developed an interest in the death metal genre, he was making jokes about "death pop" and other things with "death" in front of them, along with [[Akehiro Hidaka]] and Naoki189, and Takehiko remarked they were like a "death row". Osamu liked the sound of this, and took the Des-ROW alias for his metal song [[INNOVATION]]. | * Osamu's Des-ROW alias was first named by Takehiko Fujii. After Osamu developed an interest in the death metal genre, he was making jokes about "death pop" and other things with "death" in front of them, along with [[Akehiro Hidaka]] and Naoki189, and Takehiko remarked they were like a "death row". Osamu liked the sound of this, and took the Des-ROW alias for his metal song [[INNOVATION]]. | ||
** | * There is conflicting information on how to pronounce "Des-ROW": | ||
** The above origin of the Des-ROW alias suggests "dess row". | |||
** Osamu noted on his previous [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/artist_desrow.html BEMANI fan site page] that it was pronounced "dee srow". | |||
** A keysound at the end of [[Mychronicle]] pronounces it "dess row". | |||
* MTO stands for '''M'''igi'''t'''era '''O'''samu. | * MTO stands for '''M'''igi'''t'''era '''O'''samu. | ||
* According to [[Kiyoshi Murai|Seiya Murai]] in this [http://www.konami.jp/bemani/popn/music11/qa/01.html pop'n music 11 Q&A], Osamu was the one who suggested the travel theme that later became [[AC pnm 11|pop'n music 11]]. | * According to [[Kiyoshi Murai|Seiya Murai]] in this [http://www.konami.jp/bemani/popn/music11/qa/01.html pop'n music 11 Q&A], Osamu was the one who suggested the travel theme that later became [[AC pnm 11|pop'n music 11]]. | ||