353,559
edits
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* The voice clip "Love to feel your body" would be later used in [[AC 8th style| | * The voice clip "Love to feel your body" would be later used in [[AC 8th style|beatmania IIDX 8th style]]'s [[Luv 2 Feel Your Body]]. | ||
* SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY also shares some samples voice clips with [[e-motion]]. | * SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY also shares some samples voice clips with [[e-motion]]. | ||
* SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY shares one voice clip with [[Pierce The Sky]] from [[AC DDR X2|DanceDanceRevolution X2]]. | * SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY shares one voice clip with [[Pierce The Sky]] from [[AC DDR X2|DanceDanceRevolution X2]]. | ||
Line 22: | Line 22: | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY is DJ SIMON's first song in beatmaniaIIDX. | * SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY is DJ SIMON's first song in beatmaniaIIDX. | ||
* At the time of its release, SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY went up to the highest BPM of any song in IIDX. This would not be topped until [[AC 5th style| | * At the time of its release, SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY went up to the highest BPM of any song in IIDX. This would not be topped until [[AC 5th style|beatmania IIDX 5th style]], when [[tablets]]' ANOTHER chart would go up to 360 BPM. | ||
* SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY is infamous by its BPM changes, which led Japanese players to create the term "soflan" (ソフラン, ''sofuran'') to denominate when a song has sudden big BPM changes. | * SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY is infamous by its BPM changes, which led Japanese players to create the term "soflan" (ソフラン, ''sofuran'') to denominate when a song has sudden big BPM changes. | ||
** Sugimoto himself also referenced SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY's BPM changes on the title of his [[Do you love me?]] remix on ''beatmania completeMIX2'', which was titled ''Do you love me? (SOFT LANDING MIX)''. | ** Sugimoto himself also referenced SOFT LANDING ON THE BODY's BPM changes on the title of his [[Do you love me?]] remix on ''beatmania completeMIX2'', which was titled ''Do you love me? (SOFT LANDING MIX)''. | ||
** [[Daichi Watanabe|PON]] referenced this term in the pop'n music 20 fantasia staff comments for [[KIMONO PRINCESS|KIMONO♥PRINCESS]]. | ** [[Daichi Watanabe|PON]] referenced this term in the pop'n music 20 fantasia staff comments for [[KIMONO PRINCESS|KIMONO♥PRINCESS]]. | ||
== | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== [[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]] === | |||
I got comments from DJ SIMON for this song. | I got comments from DJ SIMON for this song. | ||
Line 37: | Line 37: | ||
Hmm. Anyway, we've pulled a new trick or two to use on this song, so everyone play it! | Hmm. Anyway, we've pulled a new trick or two to use on this song, so everyone play it! | ||
== Video Production | == Video Production Information == | ||
It looks like "spiritual" is a new genre for us. There's something suspicious about the great change in tempo, and a sort of melancholy image pervades the song. It's the most "problematic" song for 2nd style in terms of production. We really wanted to do an original video for this song, but this was never realized due to certain circumstances. Still, I even like this video. GOLI put some animations together especially for this song. Since it was a spiritual song, GOLI put lots of work into coming up with a good idea. He ended up giving me a rough sketch (almost a doodle) of a woman like the one that shouts "OH! Yeah!" throughout the song, brimming with a certain appealing maturity. However ... (Let's try playing it now.) | It looks like "spiritual" is a new genre for us. There's something suspicious about the great change in tempo, and a sort of melancholy image pervades the song. It's the most "problematic" song for 2nd style in terms of production. We really wanted to do an original video for this song, but this was never realized due to certain circumstances. Still, I even like this video. GOLI put some animations together especially for this song. Since it was a spiritual song, GOLI put lots of work into coming up with a good idea. He ended up giving me a rough sketch (almost a doodle) of a woman like the one that shouts "OH! Yeah!" throughout the song, brimming with a certain appealing maturity. However ... (Let's try playing it now.) | ||
{{stub}} | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:IIDX Songs]] | [[Category:IIDX Songs]] | ||
[[Category:Beatmania IIDX Cut Songs]] | [[Category:Beatmania IIDX Cut Songs]] |