Where would I be able to find the highest quality version of these songs? Were they featured on any Blu-rays? (or anybody know where I can download them?

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If memory serves me right the English versions of the OP/ED themes can only be found officially on the DB singles releases from around the early 2000's (or saga's as they were called at the time) and the blue brick season sets from 2009 or around that time, your best bet would probably be to get ahold of one of those releases (or at least a disc from one of the season sets if you don't want to buy a whole season just for the songs, the singles are only 2 discs each so they shouldn't be too costly in comparison) ripping the DVD to hard drive and then rip the song yourself using audacity because currently that's the best you can possibly get as FUNi hasn't released DB on Blu-ray yet and probably never will unless Toei remasters the series for Blu-ray like they're currently doing for the movies (I should also note that the season sets are advertised as being in 5.1 surround sound, IDK if the OP/ED's are in 5.1 as well since I don't own any of the DB season sets but I know the episodes themselves are for sure, so if the OP/ED's on the season sets are in 5.1 as well you may also have to factor downmixing into the equation as well depending on if you want them as standard stereo tracks or not).Arc wrote:It's a shame that the English versions of Makafushi Adventure and Romantic Ageru Yo (I'll Give You Romance) didn't get a soundtrack release.
Where would I be able to find the highest quality version of these songs? Were they featured on any Blu-rays? (or anybody know where I can download them?)
It's not even necessary to rip it to the hard drive but insert the disc and extract the files. But yeah, he could rip if he wanted.superrayman3 wrote:If memory serves me right the English versions of the OP/ED themes can only be found officially on the DB singles releases from around the early 2000's (or saga's as they were called at the time) and the blue brick season sets from 2009 or around that time, your best bet would probably be to get ahold of one of those releases (or at least a disc from one of the season sets if you don't want to buy a whole season just for the songs, the singles are only 2 discs each so they shouldn't be too costly in comparison) ripping the DVD to hard drive and then rip the song yourself using audacity because currently that's the best you can possibly get as FUNi hasn't released DB on Blu-ray yet and probably never will unless Toei remasters the series for Blu-ray like they're currently doing for the movies (I should also note that the season sets are advertised as being in 5.1 surround sound, IDK if the OP/ED's are in 5.1 as well since I don't own any of the DB season sets but I know the episodes themselves are for sure, so if the OP/ED's on the season sets are in 5.1 as well you may also have to factor downmixing into the equation as well depending on if you want them as standard stereo tracks or not).Arc wrote:It's a shame that the English versions of Makafushi Adventure and Romantic Ageru Yo (I'll Give You Romance) didn't get a soundtrack release.
Where would I be able to find the highest quality version of these songs? Were they featured on any Blu-rays? (or anybody know where I can download them?)
Really? Which ones?JohnnyCashKami wrote:There were a couple of US and Canada and CD releases of Dragon Ball.
So, as for Music CDs...Arc wrote:Really? Which ones?
For Z there were a few releases but there was only one English OST for OG DB that was released as far as I'm aware and it only has stuff that was made back when FUNi was working with BLT productions for their first dub of the series from I believe 1995 which used this opening and ending:JohnnyCashKami wrote:There were a couple of US and Canada and CD releases of Dragon Ball.
Then your solution is extracting the lossy AC3 copies from the DVDs, you can either use the Saga Sets or the Blue Bricks.Arc wrote:But none of those have the two songs I was asking for...
Do you know which one is better? KBABZ sent me MP3s that were taken from the Blue Bricks.JohnnyCashKami wrote:you can either use the Saga Sets or the Blue Bricks.
Picture Quality - Saga SetsArc wrote:Do you know which one is better? KBABZ sent me MP3s that were taken from the Blue Bricks.
(Though another concern is that if it's already lossy, then wouldn't an MP3 encoding be even more lossy?)
Edit: Oh yeah, and sorry about the confusion; I didn't know FUNimation was also involved with that other dub.
CD audio is lossy too.JohnnyCashKami wrote:Then your solution is extracting the lossy AC3 copies from the DVDs, you can either use the Saga Sets or the Blue Bricks.Arc wrote:But none of those have the two songs I was asking for...
I'd not mind doing it myself but I'm unable to do it anytime soon. I'll try to come up with something for you, though.