Mobile Suit Gundam (Original Soundtrack) Color:Black

Mobile Suit Gundam (Original Soundtrack) Color:BlackFeatures Limited 40th Anniversary Edition Japanese Import Single LP pressed on Black Vinyl Housed in gatefold sleeve with booklet Features traditional Japanese OBI strip Original Release Date: June 5, 1979 (SKD 2005) The first soundtrack album to Mobile Suit Gundam marked the 40th year of broadcasting. BGM produced by the combination of Takeo Watanabe and Yushi Matsuyama was recorded in stereo, taking vinyl release into account. Gatefold sleeve with

and here we have a warm digi-reggae version sung by Kyoto composer/producer/vocalist NTsKI (“Natsuki”)

Both teams at Crema and Black Screen Records worked really hard for a long time to cherry-pick the best ideas and come up with these incredibly beautiful editions

7 on the Billboard 200 and reached Gold status in the United States

Includes OBI strip

and recording for them and other big bands

where the weekends were sound-tracked by the remaining hotel groups of a bygone Imperial world

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The deluxe double gatefold sleeve showcases some of the creepy folkloric J-horror art pieces created by the game’s design team

When Light In The Attic released Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop

supernaturally enhanced gunplay

alongside three other warriors: Grant Danasty the Pirate

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