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Panasonic Youth

Song Information

Panasonic Youth's jacket.

Artist: THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN
Album: Miss Machine (2004)
BPM: 191
Length: 1:59
Movie: Josh Graham
First Music Game Appearance: GuitarFreaks V & DrumMania V
Other Music Game Appearances:

GuitarFreaksXG & DrumManiaXG

Lyrics

We wrote these plans 
Took the order 
The architecture and followed them to the end
Until the gears ground cold and relentless 
There was no remorse 

We had none we kept on 
With no trace of a regret 
There was no remorse

I never saw any blood 
No soul for the body 
Watch them turn her
Scab covered skin into stone 
Like a coal in the sky 
Searching for the dawn 
For the last time 
Bloated with white eyes wide 

We've come to an understanding
You lose - I profit 
High noon and there ain't no secrets 
No more excuses 

Now our number's up 
Let them lead us by the throat 
Now just smile while the rope pulls tighter... tighter 
What we've come through is an understatement 

The hourglass is never right side up 
And all the time we try to tear the script up 
Forgetting all the sour for the sweet 
The paragraph has never been so empty

Song Connections / Remixes

None.

Trivia

Panasonic Youth is notable for its frequent use of irregular time signatures, a feature of mathcore music.
Panasonic Youth is not a constant 191 BPM. The tempo fluctuates throughout the song, ranging from approximately 101 to 228 BPM.
Panasonic Youth is available in GuitarFreaksXG & DrumManiaXG as an unlockable song in JukeBox #2 (June 9th, 2010).
- As of August 13th, 2010, it has been automatically unlocked into Standard Mode.

Song Production Information

Ben and Chris (The Dillinger Escape Plan)

Being big fans of Konami games, we are extremely happy to be a part of the newest versions of GUITARFREAKS and DRUMMANIA. We can remember our first trip to Japan and having the pleasure of playing earlier versions of these games in the Arcade. These Games are not only fun but a great way for young people to start looking at music in a more intricate and educational way. Thanks Konami!

Video Production Information

Untranslated.

Difficulty & Notecounts

GF/DM difficulty rated from 1 to 99.
GF/DM XG and GITADORA difficulty rated from 0.00 to 9.99. (Arcade ratings obtained from the KONAMI official game websites and BEMANIWiki 2nd.)

GuitarFreaks & DrumMania

Original Series

Game	Drums			Guitar			Bass			Open
Game	Basic	Advanced	Extreme	Basic	Advanced	Extreme	Basic	Advanced	Extreme	Basic	Advanced	Extreme
Notecounts	425	741	1125	306	578	579	287	603	-	306	578	579
GF/DM V→V2	29	45	88	22	55	69	20	43	-	23	58	74
GF/DM V3→V8	29	45	↑89	22	↑63	↑80	20	↑62	-	23	↑66	↑85
GF/DM V CS	29	45	88	22	55	69	20	43	-	23	58	74

XG & GITADORA Series

Game	Drums				Guitar				Bass
Game	Novice	Regular	Expert	Master	Novice	Regular	Expert	Master	Novice	Regular	Expert	Master
Notecounts	425	741	1125	-	319	559	579	-	323	602	700	-
GF/DM XG	2.70	4.40	6.60	-	3.00	4.55	7.75	-	2.80	4.55	6.90	-
GF/DM XG2	2.70	4.40	↑6.70	-	3.00	4.55	7.75	-	2.80	4.55	6.90	-
GF/DM XG3	2.70	4.40	↑7.50	-	3.00	4.55	7.75	-	2.80	4.55	6.90	-

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 == Trivia ==
 * Panasonic Youth is notable for its frequent use of irregular time signatures, a feature of mathcore music.
-* Panasonic Youth is not a constant 191 BPM. The tempo fluctuates throughout the song, ranging from approximately 131 to 229 BPM.
+* Panasonic Youth is not a constant 191 BPM. The tempo fluctuates throughout the song, ranging from approximately 101 to 228 BPM.
 * Panasonic Youth is available in GuitarFreaksXG & DrumManiaXG as an unlockable song in JukeBox #2 (June 9th, 2010).
 ** As of August 13th, 2010, it has been automatically unlocked into Standard Mode.

Panasonic Youth: Difference between revisions