I AM STILL MAD THEY ONLY MADE ONE (1) OFFICIAL SOUND TRACK FOR A SHOW WITH MANY SONGS.
Por motivos desconhecidos esta sĂ©rie foi uma das poucas produçÔes originais da Cartoon Network das quais ainda nĂŁo foram transmitidas e nĂŁo foram dubladas no Brasil como Out of Jimmyâs Head.
They also never dubbed this in Brasil ever. Why? This show was just right for our diverse Afro influenced music scene. Donât think it reached Portugal as well, but wiki lists episode names in Spanish, so if this aired in Cartoon Network LatAm and Spain, you canât find many traces of either dub online.
Unfortunately, this banger as the 5th Rurouni Kenshin ending theme is an outlier in her albums. She rarely did songs like these. I was disappointed to no end when I expected her to go Sheena Ringo, and instead she went bland Jpop. Still a good song in 1997.
This one was used as the opening to
Gantz. I used to make fun of it when I was in high school. Now I can see the brilliance in the other stages. The TV edit has the first part of the song, but it actually goes in different directions in the full length version. Live version, because there is no official video and I donât like Gantz enough to look for a MAD.
Chelmico is a hip hop duo that initially bonded over their shared love for Rip Slyme. Easy Breezy chosen as OP to Eizouken, has more than just passing similarity to Super Shooter in the best possible way.
Hideki Naganuma only did about two or three songs in this anime OST. The internet used to believe he did the full OST because his name was the more recognisable.
The 2nd Impact songs should get as much love as the 3rd Strike songs.
(Only version I could find)
Masafumi Takada also did music for the Samurai Champloo PS2 game. It is not as good as the Nujabes songs, but it is par with the Tsutchie, Fat Jon, and Force of Nature songs.