A Certain Piece of Music
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A Certain Piece of Music
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I was looking for a certain piece of Background Music used in the first 199 episodes of DBZ.
It's the episode recap version of Cha-La Head...
Then there's this piece of music used in the Bardock Special: It starts when Bardock fights Dodoria's warriors (it was also used in the T4S Abridged version).
And also there is this piece when Goku and Gohan first enter the Room of Space and Time (sorry, I don't know the exact English name; it's this room at Dende & Mr. Popo's place where they train.)
Hopefully someone can tell me the names of the songs and maybe on which CD they're to be found?
I was looking for a certain piece of Background Music used in the first 199 episodes of DBZ.
It's the episode recap version of Cha-La Head...
Then there's this piece of music used in the Bardock Special: It starts when Bardock fights Dodoria's warriors (it was also used in the T4S Abridged version).
And also there is this piece when Goku and Gohan first enter the Room of Space and Time (sorry, I don't know the exact English name; it's this room at Dende & Mr. Popo's place where they train.)
Hopefully someone can tell me the names of the songs and maybe on which CD they're to be found?
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Song one: Prologue & Sub-Title I
Song two: Solid State Scouter
I don't know about the third though. Sorry.
You can find both songs on the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu (5-Disc Set). Though it's out of print, you might find it on Ebay. Or you might want to look through the many CDs in the Music Database.
Song two: Solid State Scouter
I don't know about the third though. Sorry.
You can find both songs on the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu (5-Disc Set). Though it's out of print, you might find it on Ebay. Or you might want to look through the many CDs in the Music Database.
The Many English Dubs of DB, DBZ, and DBGT
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Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."
Viz Release Censorship Guide
Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."
Thanks!linkdude20002001 wrote:Song one: Prologue & Sub-Title I
Song two: Solid State Scouter
I don't know about the third though. Sorry.
You can find both songs on the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu (5-Disc Set). Though it's out of print, you might find it on Ebay. Or you might want to look through the many CDs in the Music Database.
Another Question: Why are suddenly some of the letters in my first post colored red?
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Because they were orginally spelt gramatically incorrect. One of The Rules we all agree to abide by here on this forum is to type properly, and we have a very dedicated staff and group of volunteers that continually correct people's grammar, and fgive them little reminders to type properly. I can see that you are foreign, but these are rules that everyone must do their best to abide by. You won't be penilized for occasionaly grammar mistakes, but if it seems like anyone is ever blatently making no effort to speak properly, they will end up getting banned.hudemx wrote:Another Question: Why are suddenly some of the letters in my first post colored red?
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Thank!SSj_Rambo wrote: Because they were orginally spelt gramatically incorrect. One of The Rules we all agree to abide by here on this forum is to type properly, and we have a very dedicated staff and group of volunteers that continually correct people's grammar, and fgive them little reminders to type properly. I can see that you are foreign, but these are rules that everyone must do their best to abide by. You won't be penilized for occasionaly grammar mistakes, but if it seems like anyone is ever blatently making no effort to speak properly, they will end up getting banned.
Just you know: I'm from austria and my motherlanguage is german! When I write sth here its pretty hard for me to write it down in "correct" english, because my fingers always start to write german half way through the text

Sorry for my bad grammer!
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Alright. Just try and get into the habit of reading through things a couple of times (I'm sure there's also the option of installing a browser (or modifying the settings of one) that does auto-spellcheck on written text for the English dictionary). Remember simple stuff like capitalizing countries (i.e. Austria, German) and reading your posts out loud before you hit "submit".hudemx wrote:Thank!SSj_Rambo wrote:Because they were orginally spelt gramatically incorrect. One of The Rules we all agree to abide by here on this forum is to type properly, and we have a very dedicated staff and group of volunteers that continually correct people's grammar, and fgive them little reminders to type properly. I can see that you are foreign, but these are rules that everyone must do their best to abide by. You won't be penilized for occasionaly grammar mistakes, but if it seems like anyone is ever blatently making no effort to speak properly, they will end up getting banned.
Just you know: I'm from austria and my motherlanguage is german! When I write sth here its pretty hard for me to write it down in "correct" english, because my fingers always start to write german half way through the text
Sorry for my bad grammer!
Note that German has different capitalization rules from English, though - what you consider "simple stuff" isn't always as simple for others. I'm sure I got tons of posts here where I've forgotten to capitalize nationality and language names, since this is not done in Norwegian.
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We are generally pretty loose about the foreigners with their "proper English" postings (even though, for the most part, they seem to make more of an effort than the native speakers...).
If it seems like it will help the overall comprehension of the post, one of our moderators will go in and clean it up. Think of it as a helpful little nod in the right direction
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You native speakers, though? No excuses!
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Hm, I didn't know that. Thank you, and I hope I didn't sound ignorant considering that little lack of knowledge.Adamant wrote:Note that German has different capitalization rules from English, though - what you consider "simple stuff" isn't always as simple for others. I'm sure I got tons of posts here where I've forgotten to capitalize nationality and language names, since this is not done in Norwegian.
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I have that problem too, only reverse. Lol. Or I'll be writing in German, but for a few words like "ist", I'll write "is".hudemx wrote: Thank!
Just you know: I'm from austria and my motherlanguage is german! When I write sth here its pretty hard for me to write it down in "correct" english, because my fingers always start to write german half way through the text
Sorry for my bad grammer!
When you're writing, just right click the words underlined with red. It should help you out. ^_^
...Or is it Firefox that does that and not the forum?

The Many English Dubs of DB, DBZ, and DBGT
Viz Release Censorship Guide
Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."
Viz Release Censorship Guide
Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."
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Yeah, right after they saw me, they gave up...... I have a nice blacky letters (tune).SSj_Rambo wrote:Because they were orginally spelt gramatically incorrect. One of The Rules we all agree to abide by here on this forum is to type properly, and we have a very dedicated staff and group of volunteers that continually correct people's grammar, and fgive them little reminders to type properly. I can see that you are foreign, but these are rules that everyone must do their best to abide by. You won't be penilized for occasionaly grammar mistakes, but if it seems like anyone is ever blatently making no effort to speak properly, they will end up getting banned.hudemx wrote:Another Question: Why are suddenly some of the letters in my first post colored red?
Those recaps were the reason I sit before the broadcast 5 minutes earlier to not miss them
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