2008
Label: Marvelous Entertainment Inc. - MJCD-20108 • Format: 3x, CD Compilation • Country: Japan • Genre: Stage & Screen • Style: Soundtrack

For one, these tracks are wonderfully integrated into the game for special battles despite their original purpose. The diversity of the soundtrack is increased by a range of original contributions by guest artists.

For example, Taku Yoshioka's collaboration with J-Rapper IGARASHI ensures a colourful if abstract depiction of Nathan Copeland; while it won't appeal to all, its impressive how this track manages to sound compelling without taking itself too seriously.

Among Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD) techno-based contributions, Hondalady make a big impact both Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD) and out of context with the electrifying battle theme "Sub crazy" and the more experimental vocal-dominated "Philistine".

Neutrino Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD) produce a colourful Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD) of rock-influenced battle music, including the trio of themes to represent Jesper Batt Jr. Among the electronic artists featured, Hondalady Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD) delightful contributions include Convex Rebel's "With You, Without You" with its infectious Jackson-influenced rhythm guitar riffs and Keiichi Sugiyama's "The Upside" with its warm expansive synthpads.

The contributions by the remaining Grasshopper Manufacture sound team are comparatively modest in both concept and length, having more in common with game music than artist records.

Tracks such as "Cheep Whiskey" or "Pi Pa Po" all feature contemporary stylings like the contributions by guest artists; however, they don't develop as expansively or ambitiously, given they were composed with the loop in mind.

They're great, just not breathtaking. Such understated tracks are still essential for bonding the game's scenes and soundtrack's pieces together, just like similar tracks on No More Heroes. Nevertheless, internally composed tracks such as the surreal piano-based "Sleepy House Over Yonder", bizarre beat-heavy "Sound's Asylum", and distorted Prodigy-inspired "Happy War More" all make a giant impact in the particular contexts they are used, Gold - Masafumi Takada - No More Heroes Original Soundtracks (CD).

Probably the most notable contributions, however, are latecomer Akira Yamaoka's themes for Matt Helms and Alice Twilight. Season of the Samurai. Righteous, Triumphant, Et Cetera. Hot Dreams. Ten Tons of Titanium. Piranhas in the Air. Shy Supernova. Stop Hanging DJs.

Hustlin' 'n' Tusslin'. Disaster for Sale. Sun on the Ceiling. Samurai Summer. Blueberry Cheesecake Brownie. Heart in your Hand. Mach 13 Elephant Explosion. Speed with Teeth. Pleather for Breakfast. Dynamite Rider. Walking on Leaves. Art of the Past. Rocket Surgeon. Electric Ladder. We Are Finally Cowboys.

The virgin child makes her wish without feeling anything. Action Mix. Parking Meijin. Remote Control Dandy.

Flower, Sun, and Rain. Robot Alchemic Drive. Monster Attack. Steel Battalion: Line of Contact. Tetsujin go. Michigan: Report from Hell. Global Defence Force. The 25th Ward: The Silver Case. Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked.

Earth Defense Force Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. No More Heroes. Super Smash Bros. Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse. Zangeki no Reginleiv.

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