282
edits
Tentei (album): Difference between revisions
m
→Trivia: How many Q&A answers are we going to get?
No edit summary |
Snow Goose (talk | contribs) m (→Trivia: How many Q&A answers are we going to get?) |
||
| Line 84: | Line 84: | ||
** The album version of つばめ sounds very different compared with the original [[Tsubame|つばめ]] from [[PnM AC 15|pop'n music 15 ADVENTURE]]. Asaki stated that he changed it to fit the theme of 天庭 (which was changed during the time when he was ill). | ** The album version of つばめ sounds very different compared with the original [[Tsubame|つばめ]] from [[PnM AC 15|pop'n music 15 ADVENTURE]]. Asaki stated that he changed it to fit the theme of 天庭 (which was changed during the time when he was ill). | ||
** Likewise, he also stated that まほろば教 was going to last for 18 minutes before shortening it to 9 minutes. This was because he could not fit all of 鬼言集's story in 天庭. | ** Likewise, he also stated that まほろば教 was going to last for 18 minutes before shortening it to 9 minutes. This was because he could not fit all of 鬼言集's story in 天庭. | ||
** He also confirmed 天庭 has the theme change at the time of his sickness. He had also rearranged the music list to convey the story of "love and human". | |||
** Asaki left all of the artist information out because he wanted to convey a mysterious feeling for the album. | ** Asaki left all of the artist information out because he wanted to convey a mysterious feeling for the album. | ||
* The [https://web.archive.org/web/20130623164702/http://www.konamistyle.jp/sp/asaki_2013/qa.html?style=sp_asaki_2013b Q&A section of 天庭 (archived)] reveals other details about the album: | * The [https://web.archive.org/web/20130623164702/http://www.konamistyle.jp/sp/asaki_2013/qa.html?style=sp_asaki_2013b Q&A section of 天庭 (archived)] reveals other details about the album: | ||
** Asaki confirmed that the strings are done by Jun Takeuchi and Nakata, among others. | ** Asaki confirmed that the strings are done by Jun Takeuchi and Nakata, among others. | ||
*** He also revealed that he samples drums for some songs. | |||
** He wanted to include [[Minamo shizuka ni daichi no retsujitsu watarasete|水面静かに大地の烈日わたらせて]] in 天庭, but he was ill at the time when he decided on the track list for the album. | ** He wanted to include [[Minamo shizuka ni daichi no retsujitsu watarasete|水面静かに大地の烈日わたらせて]] in 天庭, but he was ill at the time when he decided on the track list for the album. | ||
** He did not include 猿の経 in 天庭 as he thinks that the song does not need to be longer. | ** He did not include 猿の経 in 天庭 as he thinks that the song does not need to be longer. | ||
| Line 93: | Line 95: | ||
*** Its title translates to "It is said by kyougebetsuden". In Zen Buddhism, 教外別伝 refers to a spiritual awakening that cannot be experienced with words and letters, which can be attained only by the communion of mind with mind. | *** Its title translates to "It is said by kyougebetsuden". In Zen Buddhism, 教外別伝 refers to a spiritual awakening that cannot be experienced with words and letters, which can be attained only by the communion of mind with mind. | ||
** 天庭 (the song) and 愛のかたち 幸せのかたち are Asaki's favorite songs in 天庭. 愛のかたち 幸せのかたち was added to the album because he wanted an "acoustic feeling". | ** 天庭 (the song) and 愛のかたち 幸せのかたち are Asaki's favorite songs in 天庭. 愛のかたち 幸せのかたち was added to the album because he wanted an "acoustic feeling". | ||
** Asaki confirmed that 白きを廻り 黒きの巡り contains belly drums. | |||
** このひと しりませんか was the quickest song he had made. He encourages people to use it as a ringtone. | ** このひと しりませんか was the quickest song he had made. He encourages people to use it as a ringtone. | ||
** 散るを踏み 残るを仰ぐ's lyrics are a poem written by Asaki on the front of the album's booklet. He notes that the handwritings are あまも's, not Asaki's. He claims that his writing are like "cute characters (kanji)". | ** 散るを踏み 残るを仰ぐ's lyrics are a poem written by Asaki on the front of the album's booklet. He notes that the handwritings are あまも's, not Asaki's. He claims that his writing are like "cute characters (kanji)". | ||