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(New English translations for Song Production Information (original Japanese source: beatmania THE FINAL official website)) |
(New English translations for Song Production Information (original Japanese source: beatmania 6thMIX + CORE REMIX official website)) |
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== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== L.E.D. === | === beatmania 6thMIX + CORE REMIX === | ||
This track is a remix of the intense boss fight music used in the historic blockbuster game Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, from Konami Computer Entertainment Japan (KCEJ). | |||
The original track comes courtesy of Norihiko Hibino (who is also a saxophone player), with the remix being commandeered by L.E.D. (nicknamed "The Trance Bastard of the Bemani World"). | |||
Thanks to the production of KCEJ, this plan for a collaboration between beatmania and MGS2 was made into a reality. | |||
This action-packed hard trance tune takes Metal Gear Solid 2's tension to a whole new level. | |||
=== beatmania THE FINAL === | |||
==== L.E.D. ==== | |||
This song is a remix that weaves together a tapestry of multiple songs from KONAMI's worldwide hit video game Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (MGS2), with the central focus being the boss battle BGM.<br> | This song is a remix that weaves together a tapestry of multiple songs from KONAMI's worldwide hit video game Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (MGS2), with the central focus being the boss battle BGM.<br> | ||
Initially, I thought about going with a remix that barely resembles the original song and adds drastic changes to it - what they call a "subverted remix."<br> | Initially, I thought about going with a remix that barely resembles the original song and adds drastic changes to it - what they call a "subverted remix."<br> | ||