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Ripper 30 wrote: Thu May 09, 2019 2:17 pm

JohnnyCashKami wrote: Thu May 09, 2019 12:14 pm Dragon Ball Z: BGM Collection - Disc 3, Track 12, 03m50s

Do you know youtube link to it? Like it's name in M???

It's BGM M1809 (from movie 10 Broly – Second Coming)

Hi Again XD
A Question, can you specify me every episode where M1114 was used????
Because recently, yes, I've discovered a Alternate Version of M1114! a guy in this same forum but in other topic actually, had discovered it, in a Soundtrack Tape, but he needed to rip it but he is having some ...

what???? M1801 was the only M18XX track used????? and no M8XX tracks?? broo...they really wasted a huge number of tracks..., and yeah by some videos the M13XX is the one I could hear being used more frequently, lol they hadn't even considered it with Cell, because they used M13XX tracks in Freeza ...

Strange. It always seemed to me that the music in Kikuchi Kai was the right pitch. Maybe the sources you watch Kai in have it sped up to 25fps without changing pitch, then reverting to 24fps or 24000/1001 fps with a pitch change.

Yes, it's possible. Anyway, with the sources I used, I'm sure of ...

One thing I noticed (but I watched Kai only by streaming wabsites + excerpts on youtube) is that these BGMs from Kikuchi in Kai seem pretty low pitched, compared to the original, that sounds often almost half a tone lower.

It's disturbing, because when DBZ was on french television, it was exactly ...

Hehe nice bro! that's already a thing for my use of BGM videos, well, unless that I would consider the specials in every ocasion, but dawg yeah we forgot about what TheRed said, Kai! well since I don't even consider Kai, I never had actually watched the saiyans-cell saga Kai, just the buu one, and ...

If you were also counting DragonBall Z Kai (Kikuchi score), the numbers for certain soundtracks would be even higher.
Yes of course. I was more interested in the uses in the original DBZ, because in Kai, the small number of Kikuchi songs that were selected makes the whole music as a sort of ...

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I will present here the results of some "statistical" research that I had done little by little over the past few months on the uses of Kikuchi's BGM in the series.
For those who know Rafa Zenkai's channel, this is already in the comments under the video about M740 / "Heavy Crisis", so I ...

I read somewhere that there is no copyright on Kikuchi's music (true or false ?)
This makes absolutely no sense and is absolutely false.
To be honest, it also seemed very odd. But the point I have raised is: why other youtube channels that offer a lot of Kikuchi music (even released) for many ...

Those YouTubers were and are stealing music from the rightful owners so if they get hit with copyright strikes, then that's how it is. Remember, Dragon Sponge, they [YouTubers] don't own the rights to the music.

I'm surprised Dragon Ball Hype.'s channel is still up, he uploads tons of official ...

When I say "lost", there's a ton of BGMs of Dragon Ball and Z that were never released on CD and even with the effort of fans to make it available, it just doesn't sound as good as it could be. I really hope that Columbia Japan releases it because that shit needs to be preserved, seriously.
Any ...

This is an interesting remark. As for the other examples of "old" Kikuchi I mentioned, such as Ogon Batto, Genocide-War of the Insects, Terror Beneath the Sea, I thought we could find elements of his style, including melodic ones. and harmonics, but not others yet typical, like percussions and ...

That's what I initially thought too, that they repeated an earlier part of the track to make it longer like they usually do. But I've listened closely to the longer version and the extended part in question has more forceful sounding drum beats than the ones that occur in the similar part earlier ...

Shunsuke Kikuchi composed a huge pile of music for Japanese series and movies. I'd not have minded if TOEI had uses non-DB Kikuchi music for Kai TFC (so we'd get more variety of Kikuchi BGMs) but what's done is done.
It seems to me that "Shunsuke" is a fairly common masculine given name in Japan ...

On youtube you can watch some old japanese movies - other than « Gamera »- that give an idea of what Kikuchi composed in the 60’s :

Ogon Batto (1966) : the subtitles are in spanish… But looking at the first 20 / 22 minutes we already have an essential idea of the music (Note the « hissing ...

I think there is only one version of M1613. In the video extract which you put in link, it is doubtless the editor of the music who placed a repetition of the beginning, without the introduction. Also, at other moments, the musics can be "shortened". (Moreover this technic is sometimes annoying ...