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* '''A&R:''' Motohiro Tsuji, Katsutoshi Eguchi | * '''A&R:''' Motohiro Tsuji, Katsutoshi Eguchi | ||
* '''Executive Producer:''' Masayoshi Okawa | * '''Executive Producer:''' Masayoshi Okawa | ||
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* '''Engineer:''' Motohiro Tsuji | * '''Engineer:''' Motohiro Tsuji | ||
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* '''Protools Operate:''' Kazuhiro Yamahara | * '''Protools Operate:''' Kazuhiro Yamahara | ||
− | * '''Programming:''' Kenji Eno | + | * '''Programming:''' [[Kenji Eno]] |
* '''Public Relation:''' Shinji Yorihuji, Motoko Takeda | * '''Public Relation:''' Shinji Yorihuji, Motoko Takeda | ||
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* '''Design:''' Yoshimasa Kobayashi | * '''Design:''' Yoshimasa Kobayashi | ||
− | * '''All song are written&Arranged by:''' Kenji Eno and Syosaburou Tateishi, Yasuhiro Nishiyama | + | * '''All song are written&Arranged by:''' [[Kenji Eno]] and Syosaburou Tateishi, Yasuhiro Nishiyama |
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D2 Original Sound Track (D2オリジナルサウンドトラック) is a Mil-CD album soundtrack of the Sega Dreamcast game D-2.
Contents
Track list
Disc 1
1. distraction #1 (3:06) |
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2. distraction #2 (3:22) |
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3. distraction #3 (6:03) |
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4. distraction #4 (5:40) |
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5. distraction #5 (5:20) |
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6. distraction #6 (3:31) |
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7. distraction #7 (5:07) |
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8. distraction #8 (3:43) |
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9. distraction #9 (4:28) |
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10. distraction #1 (3:15) |
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11. distraction #2 (1:59) |
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12. distraction #3 (4:15) |
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13. distraction #4 (2:58) |
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14. distraction #5 (1:07) |
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15. distraction #6 (1:40) |
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16. distraction #7 (1:05) |
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17. distraction #8 (1:56) |
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18. distraction #9 (3:53) |
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19. distraction #10 (2:19) |
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20. distraction #11 (3:13) |
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21. distraction #12 (3:14) |
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22. distraction #13 (2:20) |
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23. distraction #14 (1:25) |
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24. distraction #15 (3:35) |
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► Running time: 78:34
Disc 2
1. decode #1 (7:15) |
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2. decode #2 (Mil-CD) (3:48) |
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► Running time: 11:03
Production credits
- Producer: Kenji Eno
- A&R: Motohiro Tsuji, Katsutoshi Eguchi
- Executive Producer: Masayoshi Okawa
Recording Sessions
- Engineer: Motohiro Tsuji
- Manipulate: Kazuhiro Yamahara, Kenji Eno
- Protools Operate: Kazuhiro Yamahara
- Programming: Kenji Eno
- Public Relation: Shinji Yorihuji, Motoko Takeda
Musicians
Magazine articles
- Main article: D2 Original Sound Track/Magazine articles.
Physical scans
External Links
References
D-2 | |
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Main page | Credits | Development | Magazine articles | Reception
Music: D2 Original Sound Track (1999)
Demos: D2 Shock (1999) |