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== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* An extended version of Sense appears | * An extended version of Sense appears in good-cool's first album, [[good-cool super collection beatmania & pop'n music]]. | ||
* A self-remix of Sense by good-cool, titled [[Sense 2007]], appears in [[AC GOLD|beatmania IIDX 14 GOLD]]. | * A self-remix of Sense by good-cool, titled [[Sense 2007]], appears in [[AC GOLD|beatmania IIDX 14 GOLD]]. | ||
* The ANOTHER chart version of Sense | * The ANOTHER chart version of Sense sounds different from the other charts, and is also longer. | ||
* Sense shares a soundbite with [[Cry Out]], VISUAL 2 from [[AC pnm 4|pop'n music 4]]. | * Sense shares a soundbite with [[Cry Out]], VISUAL 2 from [[AC pnm 4|pop'n music 4]]. | ||
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=== [[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]] === | === [[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]] === | ||
Sense is good-cool's bubbly RAVE sound, which makes you nostalgic for the era when we shook our bodies and danced. Sounds reminiscent of that era are heavily included in this song.<br> | Sense is good-cool's bubbly RAVE sound, which makes you nostalgic for the era when we shook our bodies and danced. Sounds reminiscent of that era are heavily included in this song.<br> | ||
According to [[Takehiko Fujii|SLAKE]], when these kind of songs started to become popular | According to [[Takehiko Fujii|SLAKE]], when these kind of songs started to become popular, it was called hardcore techno, which had cool and attractive sounds, but it seems they lost their power to the girls who intently used their sense to shake their bodies. | ||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== VJ GYO === | === VJ GYO === | ||
In the early '90s, discos in Shibaura had dancing platforms, and there was a plan to ask a famous person to perform in the video, but unfortunately, we had to give up due to various circumstances.<br> | In the early '90s, discos in Shibaura had dancing platforms, and there was a plan to ask a certain famous person to perform in the video, but unfortunately, we had to give up due to various circumstances.<br> | ||
So, I tried to draw an appropriate image character.<br> | So, I tried to draw an appropriate image character.<br> | ||
She seems to be quite well-received, and I'm thankful to receive emails asking me "what's her name?".<br> | She seems to be quite well-received, and I'm thankful to receive emails asking me "what's her name?".<br> | ||
Her name is Maiko Arashi. She's a legendary super queen who once conquered many disco platforms across Japan.<br> | Her name is Maiko Arashi. She's a legendary super queen who once conquered many disco platforms across Japan.<br> | ||
She'll be pleased if you call her "Master Arashi", reminiscent of | She'll be pleased if you call her "Master Arashi", reminiscent of those days. | ||
== Difficulty & Notecounts == | == Difficulty & Notecounts == | ||