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Promotional desktop that was included with Hirasawa panphlets. Includes three tracks from LIVE Byakkoya - White Tiger Field Memorial Package and a monologue that Hirasawa presented on the second LIVE Byakkoya show.It has never been re-issued, although one of the songs was rerecorded for Water in Time and Space. A VHS that includes an interview with Hirasawa and a limited distribution CD with two tracks that Hirasawa made for the series. Promotional release that includes four tracks from the AURORA album. This is a series of recordings of a FM Gunma Broadcasting Co,. Ltd. radio show that Hirasawa hosted. It lasted 39 recordings, divided in 12 volumes; which were released in sets of 4 volumes.Released to promote SIREN.Although this is considered a P-MODEL release (with 2 of its 4 files being credited to P-MODEL), it includes one Susumu Hirasawa song (the remaining file is credited to 4-D mode2, a group heavily associated with P-MODEL and Hirasawa, with two of its three members being P-MODEL members at some point).3 part release, with parts 1 and 2 being named "Audio File to Honor the Hunter" and "Winter Sunlight Conversion Example". The track "Ruktun or Die" was a limited time offer, and was taken out of sale in January 2002. Five of the seven ringtones were released by twenty2product on their website for free under the name "keitai".It was a limited time offer, and was taken out of NO ROOM in 4 July 2011, although re-distribution was allowed.This is a made for Television documentary that was originally broadcast in 1992 and later re-edited for home video release. Hirasawa appears in it riding a canoe (at least in the original edit). The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the title track was originally released on "Root of Spirit～ESSENCE OF HIRASAWA SOLO WORKS" and "Music For Movies～World of Susumu Hirasawa Soundtracks", it was later released with the rest of the soundtrack on Disc 11 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set. The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short (which bears some resemblance to the Syun track "Kun Mae #4" from the "Kun Mae on a Calculation" album from 1996) was originally released on "Illegal Dumping" (named "Densha"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "densha").Hirasawa only composed and performed the opening theme: "The Man Who Knows the Stars" (星を知る者 Hoshi o Shiru Mono?); it was originally released on "From Hirasawa: Solo Songs Not on CD", an alternate version (named "2010 version") was later released with other remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set. The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short was originally released on Hirasawa's PHANTOM NOTES website, recorded during the surge of "Surplus Power" (named "LOOP The Sound Track β1"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "loop"). Hirasawa only composed and performed the boot jingle: "Eastern-boot". Two additional tracks were included on the AmigaOS 4.0 CD to showcase Hirasawa's music. The jingle was later released in the FAMIGA (Japanese Amiga community involved with Hirasawa) Forums and with Hirasawa's "Near Future Never Come" e-book The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short was originally released on "LIVE Byakkoya - White Tiger Field Memorial Package" (named "Bonus Spot"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "IDN")The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release Hirasawa only composed and performed the opening theme: "Sign"; and an alternate version that was also the ending theme: "Sign-2". This is a collection of various songs by Hirasawa and associate PEVO No.1 from their careers that have been edited to serve as film score to be freely used by independent media and free-lance journalists delivering news via the Internet. Hirasawa only composed and performed the theme song: "Aria". While there have been soundtrack releases for the series, none of them include Hirasawa's work.
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Promotional desktop that was included with Hirasawa panphlets. Includes three tracks from LIVE Byakkoya - White Tiger Field Memorial Package and a monologue that Hirasawa presented on the second LIVE Byakkoya show.It has never been re-issued, although one of the songs was rerecorded for Water in Time and Space. A VHS that includes an interview with Hirasawa and a limited distribution CD with two tracks that Hirasawa made for the series. Promotional release that includes four tracks from the AURORA album. This is a series of recordings of a FM Gunma Broadcasting Co,. Ltd. radio show that Hirasawa hosted. It lasted 39 recordings, divided in 12 volumes; which were released in sets of 4 volumes.Released to promote SIREN.Although this is considered a P-MODEL release (with 2 of its 4 files being credited to P-MODEL), it includes one Susumu Hirasawa song (the remaining file is credited to 4-D mode2, a group heavily associated with P-MODEL and Hirasawa, with two of its three members being P-MODEL members at some point).3 part release, with parts 1 and 2 being named "Audio File to Honor the Hunter" and "Winter Sunlight Conversion Example". The track "Ruktun or Die" was a limited time offer, and was taken out of sale in January 2002. Five of the seven ringtones were released by twenty2product on their website for free under the name "keitai".It was a limited time offer, and was taken out of NO ROOM in 4 July 2011, although re-distribution was allowed.This is a made for Television documentary that was originally broadcast in 1992 and later re-edited for home video release. Hirasawa appears in it riding a canoe (at least in the original edit). The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the title track was originally released on "Root of Spirit～ESSENCE OF HIRASAWA SOLO WORKS" and "Music For Movies～World of Susumu Hirasawa Soundtracks", it was later released with the rest of the soundtrack on Disc 11 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set. The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short (which bears some resemblance to the Syun track "Kun Mae #4" from the "Kun Mae on a Calculation" album from 1996) was originally released on "Illegal Dumping" (named "Densha"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "densha").Hirasawa only composed and performed the opening theme: "The Man Who Knows the Stars" (星を知る者 Hoshi o Shiru Mono?); it was originally released on "From Hirasawa: Solo Songs Not on CD", an alternate version (named "2010 version") was later released with other remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set. The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short was originally released on Hirasawa's PHANTOM NOTES website, recorded during the surge of "Surplus Power" (named "LOOP The Sound Track β1"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "loop"). Hirasawa only composed and performed the boot jingle: "Eastern-boot". Two additional tracks were included on the AmigaOS 4.0 CD to showcase Hirasawa's music. The jingle was later released in the FAMIGA (Japanese Amiga community involved with Hirasawa) Forums and with Hirasawa's "Near Future Never Come" e-book The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release; the only kind of sound played on the short was originally released on "LIVE Byakkoya - White Tiger Field Memorial Package" (named "Bonus Spot"), it was later released with other twenty2product collaborations and remaining tracks on Disc 16 of the "HALDYN DOME" box set (named "IDN")The soundtrack has never had an official standalone release Hirasawa only composed and performed the opening theme: "Sign"; and an alternate version that was also the ending theme: "Sign-2". This is a collection of various songs by Hirasawa and associate PEVO No.1 from their careers that have been edited to serve as film score to be freely used by independent media and free-lance journalists delivering news via the Internet. Hirasawa only composed and performed the theme song: "Aria". While there have been soundtrack releases for the series, none of them include Hirasawa's work.
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