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'''Lost Tapes''' is a CD by [[Hirokazu Tanaka]], featuring many of his tracks throughout his career in the video game industry (such as at [[Nintendo]] and [[Creatures, Inc.]]) which were either very obscure or never released; such as the [[Nintendo NES M82]] theme or an altered variation of the original Pokémon anime opening theme.<ref>[https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1376122257077018625 Forest of Illusion (Twitter)]</ref>
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'''Lost Tapes''' is a CD by [[Hirokazu Tanaka]]. It features draft/demo versions of many of his tracks throughout his career in the video game industry (such as at [[Nintendo]] and [[Creatures, Inc.]]). Examples include the [[Nintendo NES M82]] theme or {{bp|OP Type B2}}, an earlier version of the {{bp|Aim to Be a Pokémon Master}} theme from the Pokémon anime.<ref>[https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1376122257077018625 Forest of Illusion (Twitter)]</ref>
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It was released on March 24, 2021, currently exclusively to Japan. Early buyers from Disk Union would also get a cassette tape with handwriting, containing two songs from demos.<ref>[https://diskunion.net/jp/ct/detail/1008258828 Disk Union page]</ref> These are named "Neo Aco♫ Demo", "XMS★ Demo".<ref>[https://vgmdb.net/album/109065 VGMdb]</ref>
  
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It was released on March 24, 2021, currently exclusively to Japan. It seems early buyers from Disk Union will also get a cassette tape with handwriting, containing two songs from demos.<ref>[https://diskunion.net/jp/ct/detail/1008258828 Disk Union page]</ref>
 
 
==Track list==
 
==Track list==
 
Notes are added in square brackets.
 
Notes are added in square brackets.
  
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#OP Type B2 [precursor to the original Pokémon anime opening theme]
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#OP Type B2 (precursor to {{bp|Aim to Be a Pokémon Master}})
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#ED Type C
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#ED Type C (precursor to {{bp|Hyakugojuuichi}})
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#ESP 8
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#ESP 8 (precursor to {{bp|Kaze to Issho ni}} from {{bp|M01|Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back}})
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#Summer Demo
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#Summer Demo (parts became {{bp|Pika Pika Massai Chu}}; debut is the first (known) "{{bp|Pikachu short}}" {{bp|PK01|Pikachu Vacation}})
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#Spring Demo
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#Spring Demo (precursor to {{bp|The Day a Rainbow Was Born (single)|Niji ga Umareta hi}} from {{bp|M03|Pokémon 3: The Movie}})
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#Syukudai Demo [宿題, shuukudai means "homework"]
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#Syukudai Demo (宿題, shuukudai means "homework")
 
#Bye Bye Demo
 
#Bye Bye Demo
 
#Coco
 
#Coco
 
#You & Me Demo
 
#You & Me Demo
 
#PP Demo 2
 
#PP Demo 2
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#Space X
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#Space X ([[Space X]]?)
 
#Tomorrow's Sunset
 
#Tomorrow's Sunset
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#Glorious March Demo [from the Nintendo NES M82 kiosk demo)
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#Glorious March Demo (from the [[Nintendo Entertainment System (M82)]] demo unit)
 
#M45
 
#M45
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#Karasu Demo [karasu has multiple meanings; such as "crow", "dry up", "to exhaust". Crows and Spiteful Crows are also enemies in the [[Mother series]] ]
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#Karasu Demo (karasu has multiple meanings; such as "crow", "dry up", "to exhaust". Crows and Spiteful Crows are also enemies in the [[Mother series]])
 
#Love me
 
#Love me
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#Small Gift [speculative, but Sanrio Co., Ltd. ; who Creatures, Inc. and Nintendo have worked with before has the motto "Small Gift. Big Smile"]
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#Small Gift
 
#Fairy Wings
 
#Fairy Wings
 
#Autumn Wind
 
#Autumn Wind
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#Martian Bird [speculative, but could be a play on the Mother series' {{wb|Flying Man}}?]
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#Martian Bird
 
#PPU Dance
 
#PPU Dance
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#Fugacity A [it possibly refers to [[wikipedia:Fugacity|fugacity]]; a chemical thermodynamics term describing a [[wikipedia:partial pressure|partial pressure]] ].
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#Fugacity A (it possibly refers to [[wikipedia:Fugacity|fugacity]]; a chemical thermodynamics term describing a [[wikipedia:partial pressure|partial pressure]]).
 
#Waltz 3
 
#Waltz 3
 
#Space Attack "Q"
 
#Space Attack "Q"
 
#Spacemen's March
 
#Spacemen's March
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==Bonus tape==
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#Neo Aco♫ Demo
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#XMS★ Demo
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[[File:Lost Tapes Hirokazu Tanaka bonus.png|thumb|left|200px|The limited bonus]]
 
[[File:Lost Tapes Hirokazu Tanaka bonus.png|thumb|left|200px|The limited bonus]]
 
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==Box art only==
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#Martian Folk (same as another name for [[Chalien series|Chee-Chai Alien no Uta (ちっちゃいエイリアンのうた) from the Chalien series]])<ref>[https://twitter.com/Torchickens/status/1537392609487880193 Sheet music guide from the book Chee-Chai Alien no Hon (ちっちゃいエイリアンのほん) (via Tweet by Torchickens)]</ref><ref>[https://nijiiroleina.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1501.html ちっちゃいエイリアン｜ゲーム音楽を聴こう ゲーム音楽CD紹介とイベント感想レポ (in Japanese)]</ref><ref>[https://vgmdb.net/album/107124 Entry for Chee-Chai Alien (promo soundtrack CD) on VGMdb] ([http://chailien.com/node/46.html official Chalien series site page])</ref>
 
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[[Category:Soundtracks]]

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Lost Tapes is a CD by Hirokazu Tanaka. It features draft/demo versions of many of his tracks throughout his career in the video game industry (such as at Nintendo and Creatures, Inc.). Examples include the Nintendo NES M82 theme or OP Type B2, an earlier version of the Aim to Be a Pokémon Master theme from the Pokémon anime.[1]

It was released on March 24, 2021, currently exclusively to Japan. Early buyers from Disk Union would also get a cassette tape with handwriting, containing two songs from demos.[2] These are named "Neo Aco♫ Demo", "XMS★ Demo".[3]

Track list

Notes are added in square brackets.

  1. OP Type B2 (precursor to Aim to Be a Pokémon Master)
  2. ED Type C (precursor to Hyakugojuuichi)
  3. ESP 8 (precursor to Kaze to Issho ni from Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back)
  4. Summer Demo (parts became Pika Pika Massai Chu; debut is the first (known) "Pikachu short" Pikachu Vacation)
  5. Spring Demo (precursor to Niji ga Umareta hi from Pokémon 3: The Movie)
  6. Syukudai Demo (宿題, shuukudai means "homework")
  7. Bye Bye Demo
  8. Coco
  9. You & Me Demo
  10. PP Demo 2
  11. Space X (Space X?)
  12. Tomorrow's Sunset
  13. Glorious March Demo (from the Nintendo Entertainment System (M82) demo unit)
  14. M45
  15. Karasu Demo (karasu has multiple meanings; such as "crow", "dry up", "to exhaust". Crows and Spiteful Crows are also enemies in the Mother series)
  16. Love me
  17. Small Gift
  18. Fairy Wings
  19. Autumn Wind
  20. Martian Bird
  21. PPU Dance
  22. Fugacity A (it possibly refers to fugacity; a chemical thermodynamics term describing a partial pressure).
  23. Waltz 3
  24. Space Attack "Q"
  25. Spacemen's March

Bonus tape

  1. Neo Aco♫ Demo
  2. XMS★ Demo
The limited bonus

Box art only

  1. Martian Folk (same as another name for Chee-Chai Alien no Uta (ちっちゃいエイリアンのうた) from the Chalien series)[4][5][6]


References

  1. ↑ Forest of Illusion (Twitter)
  2. ↑ Disk Union page
  3. ↑ VGMdb
  4. ↑ Sheet music guide from the book Chee-Chai Alien no Hon (ちっちゃいエイリアンのほん) (via Tweet by Torchickens)
  5. ↑ ちっちゃいエイリアン｜ゲーム音楽を聴こう ゲーム音楽CD紹介とイベント感想レポ (in Japanese)
  6. ↑ Entry for Chee-Chai Alien (promo soundtrack CD) on VGMdb (official Chalien series site page)
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