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All Tracks Composed & Arranged by Jun Wakita.<br> | All Tracks Composed & Arranged by Jun Wakita.<br> | ||
Lyrics: [[Kiyotaka Sugimoto]] (2), Jun Wakita (3-4, 7, 9, 11), [[Rie Aono]] (5), Luca Ceccatelli (6), [[Yu Tokiwa]] (8), [[Asako Toki]] (10)<br> | Lyrics: [[Kiyotaka Sugimoto]] (2), Jun Wakita (3-4, 7, 9, 11), [[Rie Aono]] (5), [[Luca Ceccatelli]] (6), [[Yu Tokiwa]] (8), [[Asako Toki]] (10)<br> | ||
Vocals: Kiyotaka Sugimoto (2), | Vocals: Kiyotaka Sugimoto (2), [[Hideto Ishii]] (3), [[Yasuhiro Kanda]] (4), Rie Aono (5), Luca Ceccatelli (6), [[Rio Kuniyoshi]] (7), Yu Tokiwa (8-9, 11), Asako Toki (10)<br> | ||
Translation: RINA (7) | Translation: RINA (7) | ||
Chorus: [[Sanae Shintani|Sana]] (2), wac (2, 7), RINA (7), [[Daichi Watanabe|PON]] (7) | Chorus: [[Sanae Shintani|Sana]] (2), wac (2, 7), RINA (7), [[Daichi Watanabe|PON]] (7) | ||
Guitars: Masakuzu Morino (2), Yusuke Sekiguchi (3), [[Toshihiro Mizuno]] (4), [[Daisuke Kurosawa|96]] (6), PON (7), [[Osamu Migitera|Des-ROW]] (8), [[Mutsuhiko Izumi]] (9-10), [[Asaki | Guitars: Masakuzu Morino (2), Yusuke Sekiguchi (3), [[Toshihiro Mizuno]] (4), [[Daisuke Kurosawa|96]] (6), PON (7), [[Osamu Migitera|Des-ROW]] (8), [[Mutsuhiko Izumi]] (9-10), [[Asaki]] (11)<br> | ||
Bass: Naoya Tamura (2, 5), Toshihiro Mizuno (3-4), 96 (6), [[Reiji Okii]] (7-8), Toshihisa Furusawa (9), [[Yoshihiko Koezuka]] (10), Asaki (11)<br> | Bass: Naoya Tamura (2, 5), Toshihiro Mizuno (3-4), 96 (6), [[Reiji Okii]] (7-8), Toshihisa Furusawa (9), [[Yoshihiko Koezuka]] (10), Asaki (11)<br> | ||
Drums: Yasuo Sano (2, 5), Masato Suzuki (3), Ryuto Katsu (4, 7), Masahito Watabe (6, 9)<br> | Drums: Yasuo Sano (2, 5), Masato Suzuki (3), Ryuto Katsu (4, 7), Masahito Watabe (6, 9)<br> | ||
Drums Programming: [[Naoyuki Sato| | Drums Programming: [[Naoyuki Sato|Nekomata Master]] (11)<br> | ||
Trumpet: [[Hideyuki Ono]] (2)<br> | Trumpet: [[Hideyuki Ono]] (2)<br> | ||
Strings & Woodwinds: gaQdan (2, 7)<br> | Strings & Woodwinds: gaQdan (2, 7)<br> | ||
Piano: [[Osamu Kubota]] (5)<br> | Piano: [[Osamu Kubota]] (5)<br> | ||
Whistle: moe (7), PON (7)<br> | Whistle: moe (7), PON (7)<br> | ||
Engineer: Takabumi Itoh (2, 5, 7), Toshihiro Mizuno (3), | Engineer: Takabumi Itoh (2, 5, 7), Toshihiro Mizuno (3), Masaki Honda (4), Masatoshi Sakimoto (6, 9), [[Sota Fujimori]] (8), Nekomata Master (10)<br> | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The first release of 音楽 has one mispelled song and one credits error: | * The first release of 音楽 has one mispelled song and one credits error. All these errors were corrected in the future editions of this same album: | ||
** | ** Ensemble Forecast 3/28 was mispelled as Ens'''a'''mble Forecast 3/28. | ||
** The | ** The bass for Little Prayer was credited to [[Toshihisa Furusawa]], when it really was Yoshihiko Koezuka. | ||
* The album intro, I, can be heard at the end of the short version of 音楽, and also at the end of [[BabeL ~roof garden~]]. | |||
* The album intro | ** Also, I has no credits on the album. | ||
** | * murmur twins uses the album cover of 音楽 as its jacket in the REFLEC BEAT series. | ||
* | |||
* The credits of every song on disc 1 are in English or Japanese depending on the lyrics of the song. For example, if a song is sung in English, the ''Written & Arrangement'' is credited to Jun Wakita; on the contrary, if it's in Japanese, the ''作曲・編曲'' is credited to ''脇田潤''. | * The credits of every song on disc 1 are in English or Japanese depending on the lyrics of the song. For example, if a song is sung in English, the ''Written & Arrangement'' is credited to Jun Wakita; on the contrary, if it's in Japanese, the ''作曲・編曲'' is credited to ''脇田潤''. | ||
** The credits of disc 2 are in English. | ** The credits of disc 2 are in English. | ||
Revision as of 03:03, 8 July 2014
This page is for wac's album titled 音楽. For the song the album is named after, please see 音楽.
音楽
音楽 is wac's first album. The first disc contains long versions of several vocal tracks composed by Jun Wakita, while the second disc contains rearranged long versions of Jun's songs under his Virkato Wakhmaninov alias.
Album Information
| 音楽 | ||||||||||
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| Artist | wac | .png)
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| Release Date | 02/15/2012 | |||||||||
| Catalog Number | LC-2084~5 | |||||||||
| Published by | KONAMI Digital Entertainment | |||||||||
| Track List | ||||||||||
| Disc 1 | ||||||||||
| Title | Artist | From | ||||||||
| 01. I | - | NEW | ||||||||
| 02. Little Rock Overture | 惑星計画 | pop'n music 16 PARTY♪ | ||||||||
| 03. ポップミュージック論 | ギラギラメガネ団 | pop'n music 13 カーニバル | ||||||||
| 04. 面影橋 | Traveling Fan Troop | pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET | ||||||||
| 05. garden | 青野りえ | beatmania IIDX 12 HAPPY SKY | ||||||||
| 06. On top of the world | Luca Ceccatelli | GuitarFreaksXG & DrumManiaXG | ||||||||
| 07. Ensamble Forecast 3/28 | LekSak | pop'n music portable | ||||||||
| 08. murmur twins | yu_tokiwa.djw | beatmania IIDX 8th style | ||||||||
| 09. 少年リップルズ | 常盤ゆう | jubeat ripples APPEND | ||||||||
| 10. Little Prayer | 土岐麻子 | GuitarFreaks V & DrumMania V | ||||||||
| 11. neu | 少年ラジオ | pop'n music 15 ADVENTURE | ||||||||
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All Tracks Composed & Arranged by Jun Wakita. | ||||||||||
| Disc 2 | ||||||||||
| Title | Artist | From | ||||||||
| 1. ピアノ協奏曲第1番"蠍火" | Virkato Wakhmaninov | beatmania IIDX 11 IIDX RED | ||||||||
| 2. ワルツ第17番 ト短調"大犬のワルツ" | Virkato Wakhmaninov | beatmania IIDX 17 SIRIUS | ||||||||
| 3. "音楽" | Virkato Wakhmaninov | pop'n music 17 THE MOVIE | ||||||||
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All Tracks Composed & Arranged by Virkato Wakhmaninov. | ||||||||||
Trivia
- The first release of 音楽 has one mispelled song and one credits error. All these errors were corrected in the future editions of this same album:
- Ensemble Forecast 3/28 was mispelled as Ensamble Forecast 3/28.
- The bass for Little Prayer was credited to Toshihisa Furusawa, when it really was Yoshihiko Koezuka.
- The album intro, I, can be heard at the end of the short version of 音楽, and also at the end of BabeL ~roof garden~.
- Also, I has no credits on the album.
- murmur twins uses the album cover of 音楽 as its jacket in the REFLEC BEAT series.
- The credits of every song on disc 1 are in English or Japanese depending on the lyrics of the song. For example, if a song is sung in English, the Written & Arrangement is credited to Jun Wakita; on the contrary, if it's in Japanese, the 作曲・編曲 is credited to 脇田潤.
- The credits of disc 2 are in English.