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Susumu Hirasawa Glory Wars ( image album) 1993 Polydor cd: POCH 1183ДЄn 'Image Album' is a Japanese genre of music inspired by a movie or TV show, but not an actual soundtrack. I believe there is a bonus track unavailable on the prior albums. This is one CD with the whole story, music, sound effects and dialog condensed down to 1 CD as a sort of audio drama.Д®ssence of Hirasawa Solo Works ( best of) (*)199? Polydor cd: POCH-1135 As for the animation itself, far from a classic but not bad.Дetonator Orgun (Dramatage Library version)

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The price is somewhat steep for the American video since you need to buy 3 full price 60 minute tapes. This anime OVA mini-series (3 volumes on VHS) were and possibly still are available in the U.S.on video from Central Park Video with subtitles. I understand Volume 2 has additional music and Volume 3 is said to contain previously released music material arranged differently. The tracks seem to have some real strings with lots of synths and samples. Kind of short with some quite interesting instrumental soundtracks and a differently arranged theme song from the version of the same melody on his solo album. Susumu Hirasawa Detonator Orgun ( animation soundtrack) vol. This one comes back to some really superb material and arrangements. > - a translation of whats said to be the album's concept. Susumu Hirasawa Virtual Rabbit 1991 Polydor cd: POCH-1084 In hindsight its a bit more compelling and easier to listen too than Guernica but not a period concept like them.Very exotic also.Д«andiria Ryoko Dan (*)199? Polydor cd single: PODH-1045 Tamashi no Furusato (*)199? Polydor cd single: PODH-1073 As it turns out Jun Togawa is a surprise guest on a song (and short samples of her are also heard on other songs) and I didn't realize it. When I was listening the first timeI was reminded at times of Guernica. The 32 piece'Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Nurse' orchestra adds an impressive retro feel. As I heard this live album long before the albums the songs came from my first reaction was- absulutely fascinating compositions! P-Model alumni Akiyama and Kotobuki) and an orchestra. Susumu Hirasawa error CD (live) 1990 Polydor cd: POCH-1028 Sekai Tabin (*)1990 Polydor cd single: PODH-1008 Still quite a bit of interesting music, though not the same level as the next or prior studio album. Has some pieces of the style of the first album but mostly has dense non-traditional style of acoustic rock drumming and never really gets in to a groove. Susumu Hirasawa Science no Yurei (The Ghost in Science) 1990 Polydor cd: POCH-1009 I think this the first appearance of Hirasawa's always enigmatic Turkish marching band sound that shows up here and there in many guises for quite a few years :-) Jun Togawa appears on this through Virtual Rabbit for one or 2 songs on each album. Susumu Hirasawa Jiku no mizu (Water In Time and Space) 1989 Polydor cd: HOOP-20343ДЇirst solo album. All post-2000 works are available both in shops and direct from the label. Unlike much of P-MODEL's catalog that now seems to be out of print aside from the Ashu-on boxed set, much of SH's back catalog is still quite available retail the last time I checked. (and a third side, Shun, tends to be usually collaborations that sort of think 'outside the box') P-MODEL is more of a collaborative statement while the solos are his solo statements. Generally a sort of grand sound that can be a fast tempo like P-MODEL but can and often does move at slower tempos. His solo albums have their own distinct style. He's the main and continuous member of P-MODEL. Some recent downloadable songs by Susumu Hirasawa in protest to events taking place in the Middle East Jump to my listing of P-MODEL member works and related projects Official Info and previews of Susumu Hirasawa's latest works (in English) (*) means I don't own this means I don't own this album but I've listened to it

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