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Whereas 3RD's Dance Pop was flashy EUROBEAT DANCEPOP, for 4TH we went with a song with more of a feel of the Japanese club scene. Together the depth of the songs combine an interesting sound together. It took us a couple of times to get the song just right, resulting in us starting over. When listening to this against the soundtrack version, you'll notice the game version sounds very different. I apologize for this and recommend you listen to the original version if you can. | Whereas 3RD's Dance Pop was flashy EUROBEAT DANCEPOP, for 4TH we went with a song with more of a feel of the Japanese club scene. Together the depth of the songs combine an interesting sound together. It took us a couple of times to get the song just right, resulting in us starting over. When listening to this against the soundtrack version, you'll notice the game version sounds very different. I apologize for this and recommend you listen to the original version if you can. | ||
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=== DDRMAX -DanceDanceRevolution- === | === DDRMAX -DanceDanceRevolution- === | ||
"DEEP IN YOU" by dj nagureo is an example of late 80's/early 90's house. The next time you hear some 80's/90's house music on the radio, you might be reminded of this song. | "DEEP IN YOU" by dj nagureo is an example of late 80's/early 90's house. The next time you hear some 80's/90's house music on the radio, you might be reminded of this song. | ||