Difference between revisions of "Mexican Flyer Remix Tracks Inspired by Space Channel 5"
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Mexican Flyer Remix Tracks Inspired by Space Channel 5 | |||||
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Record label: Tokuma Japan Communications | |||||
Composer: Ken Woodman & His Piccadilly Brass | |||||
Arranger: Adam F, Dr. Pris & Dr. Rachael, GOMI, Ryosuke Imai, Kenji Eno | |||||
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Space Channel 5 Remix Tracks is a maxi-single consisting of "Mexican Flyer" from the Sega Dreamcast game Space Channel 5, plus five remixes. It was released in Japan shortly after the release of the game.
Track list
1. Adam F Remix (5:38) |
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Remix by: Adam F |
2. Mexican Flyer 2000 (5:46) |
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Remix by: Naofumi Hataya, Kenichi Tokoi |
3. Gomi's Layer No Vox Mix (10:38) |
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Remix by: DJ Gomi |
4. Tinyvoice, Production Remix (5:38) |
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Remix by: Ryosuke Imai |
5. Mexican Flyer (Original) (2:35) |
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6. Snowbird Mix (10:04) |
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Remix by: Kenji Eno |
► Running time: 40:19