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Lyrics: Takayuki Eguchi<br> | Lyrics: Takayuki Eguchi<br> | ||
Vocals: Yumeto<br> | Vocals: Yumeto<br> | ||
Guitar: Nazo²Suzuki<br> | |||
Bass: [[Backy]]<br> | Bass: [[Backy]]<br> | ||
BPM: 131<br> | BPM: 131<br> | ||
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== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* Cryin' is a cover of ''CRYIN''', featuring vocals by Light (CV: Kappei Yamaguchi) from the ''ツインビーPARADISE 3 ボーカルボム!'' album. | * Cryin' is a cover of ''CRYIN''', featuring vocals by Light (CV: Kappei Yamaguchi) from the ''ツインビーPARADISE 3 ボーカルボム!'' album. | ||
* A long version of Cryin' appears on the [[SASEBO BROTHERS 1st Best ~pop'n music Artist Collection~]] album. | * A long version of Cryin' appears on the [[SASEBO BROTHERS 1st Best ~pop'n music Artist Collection~]] album. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Cryin' was used as the ending theme of the radio show ''クリック&デッド NETWAYスイーパーズ'' in 1997. | |||
* Cryin' marks the final appearance of SASEBO BROTHERS in pop'n music, and their only hidden song. | * Cryin' marks the final appearance of SASEBO BROTHERS in pop'n music, and their only hidden song. | ||
* Cryin' is the only SASEBO BROTHERS song in BEMANI where [[Kazuyoshi Baba]] isn't involved in some way. | * Cryin' is the only SASEBO BROTHERS song in BEMANI where [[Kazuyoshi Baba]] isn't involved in some way. | ||
* MAKOTO's sprite and animations are a new palette of his [[Kimi ga suki da yo ~mamotte mamotte ageru kara...Folky Version|pop'n music 5 design]]. This palette has never been on an arcade release of pop'n music. | * MAKOTO's sprite and animations are a new palette of his [[Kimi ga suki da yo~mamotte mamotte ageru kara...Folky Version|pop'n music 5 design]]. This palette has never been on an arcade release of pop'n music. | ||
* Cryin's charts were made by [[Eiichi Kitsukawa]]. | * Cryin's charts were made by [[Eiichi Kitsukawa]]. | ||