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** It received 5-Button and Battle NORMAL charts in pop'n music 10. | ** It received 5-Button and Battle NORMAL charts in pop'n music 10. | ||
** As of November 5th, 2003, it is unlocked by default. | ** As of November 5th, 2003, it is unlocked by default. | ||
* No more I love you received a new Music Comment in pop'n music 10. This Music Comment was modified in [[CS pnm 10|its CS counterpart]] to remove the reference to the Nintendo Game Boy. | |||
* No more I love you is available in [[CS pnm Lively|pop'n music Lively]] as part of the '''pop'n music Lively Selection Music Pack vol.1''' (pop'n music Lively セレクション 楽曲パック vol.1). | * No more I love you is available in [[CS pnm Lively|pop'n music Lively]] as part of the '''pop'n music Lively Selection Music Pack vol.1''' (pop'n music Lively セレクション 楽曲パック vol.1). | ||
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=== Arranged Version === | === Arranged Version === | ||
==== pop'n music 4 APPEND DISC ==== | ==== pop'n music 4 APPEND DISC ==== | ||
Another song from GB! This song is also rearranged | Another song from GB! This song is also rearranged with vocals. It's a bit difficult to feel rejected. | ||
==== | ==== pop'n music 10 onwards === | ||
A GB classic appears here with sexy vocals. It's a bit difficult to feel rejected. | |||
==== pop'n music 10 CS ==== | |||
An old instrumental song appears here with sexy vocals. It's a bit difficult to feel rejected. | An old instrumental song appears here with sexy vocals. It's a bit difficult to feel rejected. | ||
== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== Tsuchiya === | === Tsuchiya === | ||
This song was originally from the pop'n GB version, and | This song was originally from the pop'n GB version, and I think it's also a relatively new music, genre-wise. | ||
Personally, when I thought that I listened to some J-POP records for reference, I deeply remember feeling surprised that J-POP wasn't played much at my house. | Personally, when I thought that I listened to some J-POP records for reference, I deeply remember feeling surprised that J-POP wasn't played much at my house. | ||
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This time, since it's a rearrangement rather than a remix, I intended to remain faithful to the original. | This time, since it's a rearrangement rather than a remix, I intended to remain faithful to the original. | ||
Personally, whether you listen to it in the PS or GB, | Personally, my goal was to make the song the same, whether you listen to it in the PS or GB, to not produce an uncomfortable impression.<br> | ||
However, when I retain too much of the original sounds, there aren't enough sounds (but that's natural [laughs]), so I created phrases to appropriately add more musical instruments.<br> | However, when I retain too much of the original sounds, there aren't enough sounds (but that's natural [laughs]), so I created phrases to appropriately add more musical instruments.<br> | ||
So eventually, it felt like adding instruments and filling up the track, instead of arranging it. | So eventually, it felt like adding instruments and filling up the track, instead of arranging it. | ||