Denpa Thread

[Anonymous No.]

Denpa(電波) is a Japanese subculture characterized by its combination of strange and cute themes, coming into existence from within the otaku community. Denpa is mainly expressed through denpa music, which incorporates the strange and cute theming into its composition and writing, though denpa cues also appear in manga, anime and games. Depna subculture and denpa music in particular are both deeply rooted within the galge industry as well as the doujin community, with the two sides giving form and shaping denpa into what it is today.

The purpose of the thread is to share denpa works and discuss denpa subculture.

Previous thread: >>21147763

More information:
http://denpa.omaera.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denpa_song

Music downloads:
https://gist.github.com/dnpcllctns/9424fcc4c80429253d3194251b4a15ed
https://gist.github.com/dnpcllctns/f79394cd283ee30834ee6e4bb484b502
http://www.mediafire.com/RapeTheLolis
http://www.mediafire.com/denpasong

Denpa song bot:
http://twitter.com/dempa_bot

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>>21471646
not otaku culture

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"Touten no Osusume ~Sepia Greatest Hits~" from 1996 by Manikyua-Dan Sepia.
https://mega.nz/#!wAdCiYxK!hnQcNS8PMfpZspk4W8it00tCcwKnZytUwCM8v9eTVYI

Manikyua-Dan Sepia is comprised of the five original members of Manikyua-Dan (Hosoe Shinji, Ebata Ikuko, Saso Ayako, Sano Nobuyoshi and Sasaki Hiroto) together with Makino Shinji. The album truly carries a sound reminiscent of the 1990s, but incorporates many sorts of silly theming into its songs. There is not much to compare it to, because the only other doujin music circle to have vocals at the time was mplayers RECORD, whose sole accessible album I already linked two threads back.

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Let's have something small as to not get lost in the past - two Poyahchio songs about the mythical "joshiryoku"(lit. girl power), the female sense of fashion in modern trends.

From Petit Rhythm Roku
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm20688030 (official clip)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeHNhJoNhOg

From Picolony Nauts 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4G_v-8aEtE

I think these two albums have some pretty well themed tracks. Bread and butter denpa. There is even a translation of one song from Petit Rhythm Roku:
http://denpa.omaera.org/lyrics/okinodokudesuga.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xI6G-o7ujE
Quite short, but lyrically brilliant.

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Thoughts on the Katahotori album? I didn't realise that a lot of the tracks had been previously released so I was a bit disappointed.
>>21467631
The denpa garden stuff was really good, it's a shame they released so little.
>>21471706
Thanks for posting this and the stuff from the end of the last thread. I am going to get round to listening to more this weekend.
>>21471778
Toromi is love, Toromi is life.

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>>21471706
Thanks for sharing anon.

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>>21472102
Really great album, especially liked tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, and 11. Took a look at the lyrics of the songs I liked and they're clever. Felt very pampered by mikobako in track 3 and Choko in track 5. Miracle Edit (track 11) was pretty funny. Can post more pictures of lyrics from the booklet if requested.

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>>21472102
Really great album, especially liked tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, and 11. Took a look at the lyrics of the songs I liked and they're clever. Felt very pampered by mikobako in track 3 and Choko in track 5. Miracle Edit (track 11) was pretty funny. Can post more pictures of lyrics from the booklet if requested.

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>>21472102
I liked the album. Track 8 was my favorite I think. I was a little sad that a few of the tracks were from albums I'd already heard. But apart from that it was good.
I'm glad you like Toromi. (Who doesn't) I was lucky enouth to see her live at DenpaFes 3 years ago. She was on the small stage at Club Asia and I remember she hit me on the head with one of those squeaky hammers.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdWKuXl0Qtw
More from this idol group that cover Mosaic.wav songs/originals produced by mosaic.tune. This time Lumpling Box from Monster Parade.

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>>21474429
Wow they are good. Do they have any albums out yet?

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Maid-san Para Para
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6cGQF_kBFM

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>>21476728
One of their singles is available on the Mosaic.wav store, and they have an album coming out in July. I'm looking forward to it, I would definitely care a lot more about idols if they all sounded like this!
Idol/denpa collaborations are quite rare but often very good.

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>>21479976
When have idols otherwise collaborated with denpa producers in the past? I figured before Dempagumi Inc., the line between denpa and idols was mostly Akiba-based idols like Momoi Haruko and Toromi.

This reminds me of something I learned about recently. In 1995, a "lolita-kei" idol collaborated with Troubadour Records and made a guest appearance on their album, though according to the booklet, no more information about her could be disclosed. Unfortunately, she haven't performed with them since and no other information about her identity exists. The following link has a timestamp for the song in question.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0HSOVCNPk8&t=2053

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>>21480343
In recent memory, Ringo from Bandjanaimon has sung for a few IOSYS songs, and Nagi from Niji No Conquistador was in a song with Miiko, Sensate Sate Sensation (imo the best song on a great album). You are right though, it has only been in recent years since Dempagumi kind of bridged that gap, now it is not uncommon for Miiko and Mosaic.Wav to work on Dearstage groups' songs, even if it is just lyrics.

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denpa konayuki
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InHHAB9T_aA

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Nanosizemir's new album is bound to arrive in the next few days, so the other person who was set to rip it and didn't do so until now need not feel rushed. I can't wait to sizzle my brain with Koko's guest appearance. I don't think I have more in denpa's direction incoming soon, but I'll keep you updated if there's anything relevant to send.

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>>21488891
I'm excited, I first discovered Nanosizemir after the release of Burunyanman and loved them ever since

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>>21488906
Same. Reposting godly songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNOv53hJEaE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=804NtcaFLlw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tenMIUjui8M

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Speaking of which there's a new song by ave;new in case you guys missed it. It was stealthy mentioned on their twitter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Dto56hImg&t=20m35s
Starts at 20 minutes 35 seconds in case it doesn't skip forward automatically.

>>21489351
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUiK0bDd6Io
This is another really good one!
I want Digital Cute to keep putting out games just so he can write more amazing songs

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How did you guys discover denpa as such, that what you were listening to was labeled as denpa?
In my case, I was once listening to goreshit, and then I stumbled across a song called "Kemibu Dance!". I instantly liked it and decided to look up the song it had been based off. It took some time, but I finally found its source (kinda): it had been made by Odenpa Studio. The version I found was from the ぴこみこ album (many thanks for fruitCirculation here). It wasn't the exact song, but it was close enough. Luckily for me, the name of this music genre was embedded into this cute circle's name, and I quickly started to learn about denpa. I realized that I had always liked it: be it from some anime or eroge, I'd always had a thing for this kind of crazy music.

On a side note, it seems like goreshit is also a fan of denpa as some of his tracks feature Toromi and music that sounds really denpaish.

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>>21490754
Nanahira cleansed my soul.

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>>21490754
I was incredibly addicted to MOSAIC.WAV around 2006, think I found them thanks to the anime Sumomo mo momo mo. After that I'm not really sure, I think I started to look for more music in Perfect Dark and saw they were tagged as 電波ソング and went from there. Time later I saw someone started a denpa thread on /jp/ and I uploaded what I had which was some KuKuDoDo, Under17, IOSYS, ave new and several other doujin stuff. I was glad to see other people slowly get interested in it, but in turn it made me a lot more passive.

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Why doesn't everyone here just archive their stuff using .tar.gz instead of .zip and .rar?

[Anonymous No.]

I thought to upload the Morinaga Tohko live appearance clips from the nagobest DVD. It was a 2002 event called "Neruneru Concert", hosted by Neruge's circle Neruneruneruge. The video descriptions contain a link to the event information webpage.

"Mangetsu"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmSNJC-67Zs
Based on a song Neruge wrote several years before, I think around 1994. As per the description embedded in the video, it was shared in YUTA-NET(likely a grassroots BBS) and later adapted for live performance. Sawatari Kasumi, who composed several songs for Morinaga Tohko, plays the piano. Surprisingly enough, he's also still active on Twitter!

"Inuchikku to Yobanaide"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lRSNdW0TuU
Character image song for To Heart's Akari. Originally produced as an instrumental clip with lyrics, shortly before release Neruge got in touch with Tohko through their mutual contact Kunai Uri, who did some of the art for the albums. The clip was then amended with her vocals, but only later would she be officially included in the full songs. Morinaga Tohko forgot some of the lyrics mid-performance in the live event.

"Neko nandamon"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIyoefUI1Mk
Character image song for Morinaga Tohko herself, as far as I remember. You can see Neruge himself filming from the side of the stage with a video camera.

[Anonymous No.]

Bumpa songu

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>>21492859
Most people don't use *nix. .7z is superior to all of those anyway. Also .zip is pure garbage, it doesn't support UTF-8 and song names come out garbled in non-ShiftJIS operating systems, please don't use it especially for Japanese music

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Why is denpa music so happy when denpa VNs are so sad?

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>>21495934
Denpa has a lot of different meanings depending on the context. 電波系 (denpa-kei) is used to describe that dark aspect you're talking about in VNs. You'll also see people describe characters as denpa-kei, and those characters are strange, mysterious, and don't really seem human. For example think Nagato Yuki from Haruhi. The term 電波ソング (denpa song) for some reason doesn't carry any of those dark/mysterious tones and what will come to a Japanese otaku's mind is a strange catchy moe song like Gacha Gacha Cute or miko miko nurse.

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>>21495934
Denpa has a lot of different meanings depending on the context. 電波系 (denpa-kei) is used to describe that dark aspect you're talking about in VNs. You'll also see people describe characters as denpa-kei, and those characters are strange, mysterious, and don't really seem human. For example think Nagato Yuki from Haruhi. The term 電波ソング (denpa song) for some reason doesn't carry any of those dark/mysterious tones and what will come to a Japanese otaku's mind is a strange catchy moe song like Gacha Gacha Cute or miko miko nurse.

Somewhere along the way the term denpa stopped being associated with a certain murder incident in the 80s. Remember when denpa was used to describe a person who is disconnected from reality? I feel like otaku have reclaimed the term in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek way, since over-the-top moe, cuteness, and sometimes lewdness, as well as the blatant wish-fulfillment in certain songs can be described as something far removed from reality. Although to us by now, a lot of these moe songs have become commonplace and mundane.

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>>21495934
>>21496038
The denpa VNs of the 1990s adapted the original meaning with ominous themes and deranged, detached characters. As otaku culture was established in the late 1990s, some bishoujo games dropped the seriousness of drama and horror in favor of the quirkiness of otaku ideals. This change is a product of the early 2000s, and around that time you can see how popular VNs pandered to otaku desires. Miko Miko Nurse was themed after cosplay-induced fetishism, and Figu@mate was themed after gachapon.
As put in the previous thread, there was competition between the term "denpa song" and "moe song" around 2003-2004. Which of them stood the test of time the best, I'm not sure, but fans outside Japan use the word "denpa" the most to describe the music. And though the terminology was new, the music was not - otaku-pandered quirky and cute songs existed even before the term "moe" came into use.

The bottom line is that by the time the terms "denpa song" and "moe songs" came into use, the music was so enveloped in otaku and sex that it couldn't take itself seriously anymore.

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I wish I could bump this thread with actual discussion, but I can't think of anything now. I can't just let it die, anyway!

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>>21490754
Which goreshit tracks feature Toromi? that sounds fun. also my introduction was hearing this album 5 years ago, and i have listened to denpa every single day since https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vvui6UolMYU&list=PLbyhCGqsFkvuQJjsUJPGIea6hLzSBhS18&index=10

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How can MOSAIC.WAV's longevity be explained?

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>>21499282
compositional talent

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>>21499085
So far I know of five tracks that are based off Toromi's songs: toromi hearts, toromi hearts 2, toromi speedcore (my personal favorite, by the way), toromi shitcore and toromi love #36021. There may be more, but I haven't been listening to that much lolicore lately.

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>>21499290
basically this, one reason why mikobako died out for me is that it got compositionally boring whereas mosaic.wav has stayed fresh for well over a decade

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>>21499282
Miiko and Kayamori went professional early into their careers. Miiko started doujin activities in 1999 and formed MOSAIC.WAV in 2000. When UNDER17 disbanded in 2004, MOSAIC.WAV took its place as the big player in Akihabara. UNDER17's Masaya Koike tentatively joined MOSAIC.WAV before leaving to pursue his own acts, the same as Momoi Haruko did when she decided to end UNDER17. With MOSAIC.WAV's central spot in Akihabara and the galge industry, Miiko and Kayamori were free to pursue original compositions which they would label Akiba-pop.

Ever since 2004, their style was consistent and they simultaneously produced music for bishoujo games as well as original music. Miiko has also provided voice acting for several bishoujo games. They are long time players in this industry, willing to venture beyond their home field, with anime opening themes, compositions for Konami's Beatmania IIDX games and collaborations with doujin circles. They stuck to a successful formula of cute vocals and quirky synthesizers. Simply put, they've stopped being amateurs.

>>21497410
Even if it's just linking one song, it's fine. I hope you people continue to watch the thread.

Staying true to the Akiba pair, here are two songs by Miiko under her Inaba Umi alias, from 1999 - before the formation of MOSAIC.WAV.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XyGkqsxGlk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yQ0WfqG-SQ

And in the spirit of the modern times, the MOSAIC.WAV song from Beatmania IIDX 25 Cannon Ballers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM4ZjaeR6lo

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>>21502269
I wish to correct myself. MOSAIC.WAV began activities in 2003 and not in 2000. According to their official history, they initially released their works on the Internet and broke out to major labels in 2005.

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"Ero Surfer" - Manikyua-Dan skit/song about porn websites
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdLxpzCFuHs

[Anonymous No.]

Say, Anon: do your close ones know you like denpa?

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>>21507686
I play it in the car with family and am just happy they can't understand the lyrics.

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>>21507744
What do they think about it?

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>>21507686
I started to post a webm of my uncle dancing to Toromi, but that is embarrassing. He is the craziest member of my family who I thought would enjoy it, so when we were outside drinking one night during his visit I put on a denpa mix for some hours. "I don't know what they're singing, BUT I LIKE THIS STUFF!"

We're not that close, however. He's in prison now for other, non-otaku related denpa reasons. (Also claims to have been visited by UFOs.)

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>>21507850
post it faggot. Better yet post it to her twitter, I'm sure she would think appreciate it.

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I have an odd question. Does chiptune count as denpa? If so, what are some influential groups?

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>>21507850
your uncle is trudenpa but never knew it

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>>21507855
say, can you link her twitter?

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>>21507938
https://twitter.com/toromix2
>>21507844
I'm pretty sure they hate it but will never say so. Just vague "this sure is happy music...!"

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>>21507850
Your uncle is a real denpa-san

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>>21507895
Chiptune and denpa are not inherently related. That is not to say chiptune sound is not used in denpa music, it's just not a characteristic of denpa.
I remember Virt and Chibitech did some denpa-style music in the past, but I'm not sure whether they have more of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikyNWVzLqCk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TpPFaz1hhI

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>>21507850
He is an inspiration to us all

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>>21507850
BASED uncle. Once he gets out of prison, tell him to hang out with us.

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>>21507895
I can only think of tracks, not groups. Like MOSAIC.WAV's A:バグです. Maybe 青春禁止令 2A03 Chip Core Beat from the カメリア！～Dangerous Camellia Vacation～ album counts by association? Unfortunately neither is on Youtube.

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>>21512665
Those two poyahchio BEEP and BEEP 2 albums also count, although half the tracks are pure chiptune without vocals.

[Anonymous No.]

Has there anything from Studio Tram been uploaded besides Moe Jazz 1? I was surprised to see how popular it became in the west.

[Anonymous No.]

Amamelo Ribbon - うさみみぱんちゅを脱がせてよ
https://mega.nz/#F!O59xlADJ!mtG5WVUZRQtFAog4MrFVMQ

[Anonymous No.]

妄想の旅団 - 2019.04.28 - べりー　こみゅこみゅhttps://mega.nz/#F!alkRAYqa!DSaRG3zv_loTlzhGsqf1SQ

[Anonymous No.]

るりる電波部 - えれめんぽっぷ
https://mega.nz/#F!788j2SZL!3gAYdCIvci22R39CX86Gwg

[Anonymous No.]

Sugar Plum - 魔法少女、はじめました！
https://mega.nz/#F!z11h3CrY!vBWZ-VfE6qv1XX8rmOa6ng
Enjoy!

[Anonymous No.]

I am in the process of ripping PROJECT"D" CDs. As I was looking for information on the albums, I thought to read some more into the story behind the quote associated with the titular song of the first CD - "Oniichan doite! Soitsu korosenai!", which means "Big brother get out of the way! I can't kill her!". I believe I wrote of it before, but I think it deserves clarification because of how important to denpa it is. The video below features the two songs of the album in order.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i5lCozq1_s

This quote stems from an urban legend called "S Prefecture's Tsukimiya Incident". It began with a story circulating between Ragnarok Online (MMORPG popular in Japan in the early 2000s) players about a girl with "denpa" characteristics. The story goes as such:

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A Ragnarok Online player by the name of 374 who was playing together with a girl which went by the name of Tsukimiya Ayu (after Kanon's main female character).
Tsukimiya would pester 374, calling him "big brother" and asking him to call her his younger sister. At a certain point in time, Tsukimiya found 374's address and informed him that she would visit him. Thinking it is too much for him to bear, 374 contacted a female offline friend of his, which also had a user by the name of Ako. Together they tried to convince Tsukimiya to drop off the visit.

To their dismay, Tsukimiya replied that "big brother and I have decided to forever be together" and "since long ago the witch has torn big brother and I". Tsukimiya finally went on to visit 374, informing him by email in advance. Anticipating her arrival, he waited outside his house, and watched as she tried to break through his door with a baton. Shouting at her to stop, she realized it was "big brother" and ran to embrace him. Finally, she was taken to the police. The damage was recompensated by her parents, and she left leaving the words "If this goes on you'll be killed by the witch", referring to Ako.

Half a day later, 374 would receive message from Tsukimiya's parents that she had gone out from the house again. Going off with Ako to hide from Tsukimiya, the two sat at a nearby tavern, but were found by Tsukimiya. Because she was a minor, she had to wait for them to leave, and then tailed them until they were in a sparsely populated residential area. She then beat Ako with her baton, shouting to 374 "Don't you realize she's the witch? After all you call the witch by name". Attempting to finish off Ako, she said "I'm going to kill her now". 374 stepped in her line, protecting Ako with his bag. Tsukimiya then exclaimed "Big brother get out of the way! I can't kill her!". But Ako got up and took Tsukimiya down with a lariat. After that, Tsukimiya was taken by the police and never heard from again.
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Although the story was dubious, it went on very fast around the Japanese Internet, which was small at the time. It resulted in large discussions over multiple websites, including 2ch threads. The character of Tsukimiya was labeled "denpa" for her mentally deranged behavior, and set the stage for the concept of yandere, which had not been termed yet at the time.

Later I will explain how several denpa song fans grouped together to adapt this urban legend into a denpa single, and what sort of idea of denpa music they had at the time.

Mirror of the story in Japanese:
http://yuni.sa-kon.net/tukimiya/tukimiya.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>21515448
>>21515455
>>21515468
>>21515475
fuck yeah, thanks so much!

>>21515487
super interesting stuff as always, anon, and the tunes are good too. otaku history stuff is fascinating to me, but because i can't read japanese, a lot of it is inaccessible to me. you're doing god's work basically

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>>21515448
FUCKING BASED.

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>>21515448
Amazing title. Thanks.

>>21515487
Cool, interesting since this catchphrase is referenced in anime/manga sometimes. It reminds me of the girl that tried to kill that guy recently because "she loved him too much".

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>>21515908
>>21516649
Glad you enjoyed it. I think it was referenced in NetoYome, the relatively recent anime about female MMORPG players (which is very fitting). I'm sure there are more.

Before I continue, I wanted to share something else from Ragnarok Online, a 2002 snippet I snagged from kazutoku's website (a pianist member of IOSYS), of iTOK (another pianist member of IOSYS, maybe they're related?) playing the game within an IOSYS party. I just think it's kind of cool to see them playing together so far back.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkBuykgBlHg

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>>21515487
Wow this post came as a real pleasant surprise to me. I have been listening to them all this time amused by this theme across the onii chan doite CDs, little did I know about such an event! Thank you anon I want you to know this amused me greatly somehow probably because I would've never come across such obscure info without your convenient post. There was also a fairly recent post a couple of threads ago with a flash animation of the meme but the sadly geocity is already down... Damn I was curious too. I wonder if there's a nico tag on this?

>>/jp/thread/20831127#p20847004

[Anonymous No.]

somewhat unrelated but i dont want to make a new thread for this.
where do you usually go to dl your music?
i've been looking for certain anime osts but the sites i used to use are dead.

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>>21518846
As with almost anything old I write about, it involves exploring websites through the Internet Archive, so if you find any geocities links or others that no longer work, you should try running them there to see if they were backed up.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190307012632/http://www.geocities.co.jp/HeartLand-Icho/3736/doite.swf

>>21519319
I think as far as denpa goes, a lot of it is simply downloaded within the thread. If you need more than that, then you'll need torrent trackers. If you can't find what you want in public trackers like nyaa, you'll need to find your way into private trackers and hope what you need is there. After all of that, if you still can't find it, then you'll need to purchase and rip it yourself.

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>>21519319
RTL, jpopsuki (babbys first private tracker), vk/doujinmusic and the doujin ongaku and doujinstyle discord servers.
But seriously, fuck discord. Is there no site that mirrors the uploads posted there? I know the vk site does it somewhat but its not as organized as the doujinstyle forums.

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>>21521156
Even if you don't like Discord as a platform, I think the proximity to the rippers in DoujinStyle and Doujin Music server makes them favorable, as you can easily ask for more information. Those two are probably the best when it comes to looking up doujin music that isn't denpa.

I would also personally prefer my own uploads not to end up mirrored somewhere. It's a concern I share with other rippers, some of whom have greatly reduced their activity because of it.

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>>21519319
Seconding what the others said, I have also had some unexpected luck on soulseek, but it's usually a last resort.
>>21521249
>I would also personally prefer my own uploads not to end up mirrored somewhere. It's a concern I share with other rippers, some of whom have greatly reduced their activity because of it.
Serious question, why do people have a problem with this? I don't care if my uploads end up in other places and I don't want credit, in fact I like seeing my rips in other places. If you're going to upload them in one place anyway why does it matter? Also what is the deal with people saying "upload to your own file host before sharing" ?

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>>21521292
It's just autism, let's not talk about this shit again.

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>>21521292
The driving force for me to hunt down CDs and share them with other people is so I could talk about them with other people afterwards. I don't label my uploads nor ask for credit. The "upload" bit is added to ease traction on the links and reduce the risk of a MEGA account termination when they are inevitably shared elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.]

Let's pick up where we left off. The year is 2002, and the Japanese Internet still hasn't matured. Besides communication through 2ch, there was also wide use of personal websites, some going as far back as 1996. Within the otaku community, there were those who noticed the rise in otaku-oriented music, both commercial and amateur, and created websites dedicated to listing the different artists and their songs. In order to better understand what led to coining of the term "denpa song", we'll explore the different song listings Japanese otaku have created in the years leading to PROJECT"D" in 2003.



Year 1998

GameMusicLibrary opens in March of 1998, chronicling the creation of different doujin music circles. The site offers an alphabetical order view of different doujin circles as well as by type - game arrangements, anime arrangements and original music. Later on GameMusicLibrary would compilate arrangements by the listed circles to several "BEST SOUND of GameMusicLibrary" albums. The circle has continued operation of the website into the early 2000s, but stopped maintaining it from the mid 2000s onwards. Among large numbers of instrumental arrangements there are sprouts of vocal arrangements.

Website URL: http://www.dd.iij4u.or.jp/~taisho/
BEST SOUND of GameMusicLibrary example: https://i.imgur.com/103piSs.jpg



Year 1999

Project Angel Wing's "Moe Song Ranking" opens early 1999. Project Angel wings ranked the singing, melody and lyrics based on the following criteria:
"Song: Many lively points. Singing ability is totally irrelevant (lol)
Melody: Many poppy, high spirited points. Melody or performance skill is totally irrelevant (lol)
Lyrics: Many carefree and thoughtless points. Artistic quality is totally irrelevant (lol)"
This is evidence of the use of "moe song" as early as 1999. There is also limited usage of 毒電波 ("poisonous denpa") to describe songs.

Website URL: http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA015183/moe/



Year 2000

BANDiT opens "BANDiT's Hideout", featuring the categories of "Adult Game Vocal Collection" and "General Public Game Vocal Collection" in May of 2000. BANDiT was a user of the theme song tree of "X Game Forum" within Nifty Serve BBS in 1999 (I believe "X Game" refers to X-Rated/18+), and when he moved to the Internet, he thought to create listings for commercial game theme songs. BANDiT continues to maintain the website and add new songs to the lists today, and has given titles to each period describing how they were like.

Website URL: http://www.alchemics.co.jp/users/bandit/index.html

BANDiT described the development of vocal themes in the two categories as such:

Adult Game Vocal Collection: http://www.alchemics.co.jp/users/bandit/vocal.html

"Before 1996: Dawn. Bonus CDs are still the norm.
1997: Introduction of popular theme songs.
1998: Calm before the storm. Fans increase.
1999 first half: Big bang!
1999 second half: I've Sound cause a whirlwind.
2000 first half: Creation of "BANDiT's Hideout"
2000 second half: Dormant major companies finally set in
2001 first half: The level also went up
2001 second half: Increase in OST CDs
2002 first half: Advance towards fusion with anime industry
2002 second half: Period of rivarly between the big players
2003 first half: Release of long-awaited masterpiece (some delay)
2003 second half: Dream battle for improvement, realization of competition
2004 first half: Fun melodies are on the rise
2004 second half: Dusk of veteran brands?
2005 first half: Rapid progress! Angel Note
2005 second half: Blooming of reserved CDs
2006 first half: Voiceactress divas flourishing yet again
2006 second half: World diminishing? (first half>second half)
2007 first half: Sound collaboration on the rise
2007 second half: Descent of Hatsune Miku
2008 first half: Increase in character image song
2008 second half: Tendency of one hit wonder songs
2009 first half: CD BOX sale trend?
2009 second half: Direct hit of recession!"

General Public Game Vocal Collection: http://www.alchemics.co.jp/users/bandit/cvocal.html

"Before 1996: CD compilation packaged together / sold separately
1997: Effect of the spread of Windows?
1998: Increase in ports
1999: Masterpieces are ported as well
2000: Somehow a sharp decrease. Like a year of disaster?
2001: Sudden increase in songs once more!
2002: Diversification of game genres as well
2003: Increase of female-oriented games
2004: CLANNAD, etc.
2005: Further increase in female-oriented games
2006: Appearance of "limited editions"
2007: Appearance of new genre novel-type theme songs
2008: More and more female-oriented games
2009: Influence of recession and restriction"



We can tell how enthusiastic people were about these kind of songs, listing artists and circles as well as ranking them. In the next reply, we will continue to explore the different listings as we approach "denpa song" and PROJECT"D".

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/sa3i8w.mp3

[Anonymous No.]

>>21522985
Dragostea din tei was very popular in Japanese Internet, and for some reason bunched together with other denpa songs. A star of the Japanese flash age.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtWCtIIsfeg

[Anonymous No.]

>>21523015
very nice to have you here

[Anonymous No.]

After some digging, I found a recording of Manikyua-Dan performing thesong "パラ・レ・モーション" in their 8th live appearance, This clip from January 1996 was hidden away within the official Troubadour Record website.
http://troubador.panic.or.jp/real/para.rm

It has been compressed to smithereens from tape, so the quality is fairly bad, but not beyond total recognition. You can notice Ikuko Ebata's cow kigurumi as well as Nobuyoshi Sano's and Hiroto Sasaki's jerseys.

[Anonymous No.]

Furthermore, so that you can enjoy "パラ・レ・モーション" to its fullest alongside with the terrible quality live performance, here is where it originally came from - TROUBADOUR by Troubadour Record, which I brought up earlier in the thread. A 1995 all-vocal compilation.
https://mega.nz/#!URkSxY6J!cBDTMl10WCnMHTp_JqsR1A64XyjZMgBbFcA2p0tKDZo

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/rr2y5c.mp3

[Anonymous No.]

My plans for the next few days is to upload lossless rips of denpa CDs that were previously linked in the thread in lossy format. The albums I have in mind are SHORT CIRCUIT, Esteem, にじのおと, まりなりなぁ!, ぱぴぷぺぷにケット, and おでんぱおでんはおでんわで.

Until then, I'd like you guys to bring some life to the thread. Even if it's something small, please voice your thoughts about the recent uploads, share a song you recently enjoyed, or reply to the long passages I wrote for you - don't wait for someone else to bump it.

[Anonymous No.]

This piano arrangement of MOSAIC.WAV's song "AKIBA-POP the Future", performed by Pianeet/森下唯, is what first introduced me to denpa 8 years ago. After listening to the original, I've loved denpa ever since.

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13972598
https://youtu.be/hJA1OY2NJsY

[Anonymous No.]

>>21528302
Woah I was just about to post about the original before I even saw your post. The piano arrangement is indeed incredible.
This might always be my favorite denpa song of all time. There's just so much going on in this track. It's beautiful, triumphant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G77OwObP_fY

[Anonymous No.]

What are some examples of denpa anime? I'm fairly familiar with the music, VNs, characters, but not sure about what makes an anime denpa.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21528425
Well, an obvious one (since it has denpa in the name) would be denpa-onna to seishun otoko, since it features a denpa character.
Also the opening by Shinsei Kamattechan with vocals by Asuka Ogame is pretty denpa too.
By the way, one of their famous songs has a cover by denpagumi inc.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-3vr8CaaQQ

Apart from that one I consider the over-the-top comedy anime of the early 2000s pretty denpa.
A famous one being Di-Gi-Charat.
Potemayo has an opening by mosaic.wav and is pretty crazy, but also calming.
Kyouran Kazoku Nikki is pretty much over the top denpaness, also with an mosaic.wav opening.

I'm pretty bad at listing things at the top of my head, but there are more in this kind of manner.
I would say yuru-yuri is a pretty interesting for denpa-lovers too, featuring many songs written by funta 7.
Adaptations of denpa VNs exist as well.

Since it's hard to even say what denpa means, its kind of hard to say which anime is denpa and which isn't.
I would in general say that especially the cutesy kind of denpa and moe kind of anime are pretty much intertwined.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21515448
thank you for the lyrics scan anon!

[Anonymous No.]

>>21528581
Speaking of Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko, I've always loved this character song. It's incredibly cute. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YEpfklPLzQ

[Anonymous No.]

>>21471646
that's a cat lol

[Anonymous No.]

ときめきほたるたん３ when
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emznKCCChM0

[Anonymous No.]

>>21471646
Isn't this the idol group

[Anonymous No.]

るりる電波部 - おでんぱおでんはおでんわで
The 2015 single in FLAC format.
https://mega.nz/#!NE9AVACT!4Pr_Toja-zNXASgrHP_A4R0ykEfYYeuZj6JM772kZ9Y

[Anonymous No.]

>>21534606
I thought I previously put up a translation for the titular song. It's here: https://pastebin.com/79LQdp3L
Looking back, inaccuracies in translation were inevitable because it really is a super wacky song. Maybe I'll revisit it in the future.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21515487
This is such a crazy, horrible and funny thing to have songs written about, the melody feels so endearing to the perspective of Tsukimiya, I wonder what are lead song's lyrics. Is the assault in the story actually being depicted, or is it more just about professing her insane love?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21534809
Never mind. I found the lyrics in the video description and can run them through the translator to get a good sense of what was written. "Don't call a police car", and at some point a mention of the lariat...amusing stuff.

>>21515487
Thanks for writing so much about what you've learned. I'm looking forward to reading more of what you have to share.

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/hvy60d.mp3

[Anonymous No.]

>>21490754
I first started trying to find denpa years ago. At the time I didn't know it was a genre. Started listening to lolicore thinking that was the genre I was looking for. Even though it wasn't, I started to enjoy it for different reasons. Then one day I was browsing an /a/ thread about anime ringtones and one anon posted Melon pan moku moku by honey came lab and I realized that was what I was looking for. And while trying to find a download for the album I stumbled across the denpa thread here. Realized that this was the genre I was looking for. Fast worward to now and denpa is one of my favorite styles of music. I now own hundreds of CDs and hgave been to Japan a number of times for denpa events. And I owe it all to the anon that posted this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EPtxJUQr-s

[Anonymous No.]

>>21536406
Interestingly, I came from the opposite side of this. I listen to a bunch of speedcore and this naturally fell into the breakcore/lolicore side of things, which eventually led into actual denpa.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21534809
>>21536263
Strange, I thought I had already translated it before but I cannot find the translated lyrics. Here's a quick run over the lyrics: https://pastebin.com/Vf9Sxu76

Notes: Mis'Do' is the fast food chain "Mister Donut". The term "patrol car" refers to how Tsukimiya obsessively dotes on 374.

[Anonymous No.]

What caused 妄想の旅団's stylistic change? If you listen to their older stuff, it can sound completely different from their music now, which is much more cutesy and soft.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21538805
Inochi was working with 33.turbo from 2009 - 2016, and a lot of his songs from that time are in a similar style to his 妄想の旅団 work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thrb8JwqIbM
I imagine the early vocaloid stuff was him just getting started and finding his style.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21538805
I've noticed a shift, too, towards simpler and softer-sounding compositions which seem to lack a certain 'attacking' style musically. Could be he's just mellowing with age and the circumstances of life... Remember that pre-33.turbo Delusion Brigade also had some mellow tunes, especially with its "animus sonus (Nitro+ Vocal arrange album)" release. There are a couple more releases from the previous circle 冬の三日月企画, going back at least as far as 2007, that I don't think we've gotten a chance to hear yet. He was making mellow music back then alongside other livelier sounding stuff as well, so I don't count him out to come back with something a bit more crazy-sounding again. He has really always been all over the place, stylistically.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IT-5kQm9mVA

[Anonymous No.]

If we're posting mellow 33.turbo, I've always been fond of this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1W04osUHxo

[Anonymous No.]

>>21519319
idk if it they still work but the Nipponsei xdcc bots have(had?) lots of stuff going back to the early 2000s.

Failing that try soulseek, or get on private trackers.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21540890
>Nipponsei
Yeah, still works.
Its great, because a lot of stuff has no seeders at all.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm12549683 which imouto would you choose?

[Anonymous No.]

I hate when denpa sounds like westernshit. And yes, I'm looking at you, Yunomi.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21541428
Yunomi is some kind of pop future bass.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21541659
nearly everything by yunomi sounds the same, the collab with momobako was similarly disappointing

[Anonymous No.]

オール電波 arrives tomorrow. I'll get to ripping it as soon as I get my hands on it. Next up however, is SHORT CIRCUIT, so have some KOTOKO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGwanxbl8C8

[Anonymous No.]

I've - SHORT CIRCUIT
The 2003 compilation in FLAC format.
https://mega.nz/#!Zd8DlIZT!SAAGtu_LcDAkb5EtMU53dWWPAwWJPQvwPBVFppRrwOk

[Anonymous No.]

I thought to translate the fourth track from IOSYS Denpa Special, the album whose cover was the image of the previous thread.I also uploaded it on YT for convenience. A magical song about magical staplers.
https://pastebin.com/zmDbLq4r
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MscD1EM5oQQ

[Anonymous No.]

>>21547945
Man, "hotchkiss" is sometimes what I call my cat, and it's been going on a long while, since before I ever got into listening to denpa.

Thank you & Subscribed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21546571
Would anyone happen to know the general theme of the short circuit series? It reminds me of early 2000s internet culture, kinda a phantasy star online vibe?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21540777
Same here. It's probably my favorite 33.turbo track.

[Anonymous No.]

It's here
NanosizeMir - オール電波
https://mega.nz/#!RNdxzCzK!mQkH_669ZrPTZAFKTKkO1Yw0p5HYjFBd1ae9O7Wc1Gk

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
This is excellent.
Would anyone happen to have a link to their older stuff? I can't find mine anymore.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21471646
cute chen

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
After listening to it several times, I must say it really is an all around good "all denpa" album. I think the fourth track deserves additional praise for straying from the usual cutesy formula. Although I greatly anticipated the album for its seventh track with Koko, it isn't exactly what I envisioned, but it's decent.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
Thanks a lot, definitely my most expected release this year along with MOSAIC.WAV's. Really nice to hear such harmonically complex denpa.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
Also to add it, where did you buy it from? I thought it was event only? I'd love a physical copy myself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21551498
I got it secondhand from Suruga-ya about a month back. If you want a copy, there isn't anything I can suggest you other than regularly checking Suruga-ya and auction websites like Yahoo Auctions and Mercari. Are you familiar with proxy ordering through these websites?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
I can't stop listening to the first track. It has so many fun and catchy arrangements.

>>21546571
Thanks for this too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21553071
>I can't stop listening to the first track.
Same, I've been listening to it the whole evening, it's a magical track. I also especially liked track 3 (wow is Luna fucking rapping), track 4 (yandere song!) and track 8.

>>21549302
"NanosizeMir The Best" is available on Nyaa, it's a compilation of several of their works, try that. Although it only has a few denpa tracks, it's a great album. Most of their denpa stuff is on separate compilation albums, but try Burunyanman's OST too
since apparently many of us got into them for it.

http://mediafire.com/?65613o2y1idhfi6

I also have the Otome Switch OST, I'm not sure if I uploaded it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21553012
Yes, I regularly buy from Suruga-ya, just didn't expect it to show up that quickly. Thought you got it from elsewhere. I'll take a look once in a while, thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

I'll try to continue with the text walls over the next few days. For the time being, rejoice in this incredibly early piece.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHANiqmH-jc

[Anonymous No.]

>>21471646
chen!

[Anonymous No.]

i don't know if anyone has posted these before, but
まりなりなぁ - 大野まりな
https://mega.nz/#!dY8BRCAT!ROzmpB07ftHGcFrAcg2xULzRsDXIEpD1mzPwx7lQUtE

[Anonymous No.]

>>21559040
まりなりなぁV3! ～precious stories～ - 大野まりな
https://mega.nz/#!pc8FTaRK!ZxdOvX-pwANFbuPOFSyP1wKgwdA-eEKEtPQdDJO95_w

[Anonymous No.]

>>21559040
Marina Ohno is to end her career at the end of this year. She has been an extremely prolific eroge voice actor and integral to Akihabara's culture. It's sad to see her go, but you can't blame her for wanting to settle down after more than twenty years within the core of otaku culture.

As for the "Marinarinaa!" albums, the first one was sent before, but not "Zoku Marinarinaa!" (the second) and "Marinarinaa V3!" (the third). I thought to rip the first and second and upload them in FLAC form since I already have the CDs. I'll see about that later.

[Anonymous No.]

manikyua-dan is some good shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21561884
ah sorry about that, yeah it really is a shame that she is leaving, she had a good run glad we had her for the time we did honestly

[Anonymous No.]

>>21561884
would you mind re-uploading 続まりなりなぁ?
i can't find it anywhere in the previous threads

[Anonymous No.]

>>21563565
Sure, I'll get to it in several hours.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21563565
大野まりな - 続・まりなりなぁ！
https://mega.nz/#!URkghAhJ!MWip7a7vsXkZJTz3Vl3MyqbOVhCtqyIImKN9ffTuPUE

I didn't realize it until I checked the credits, but apparently Aki Hata and Shinji Hosoe participated in the album. They can be seen on the top and bottom of the cover.

[Anonymous No.]

The last picolony naut album was pretty good. Had a lot more hits than misses than the one before, at least for me anyways.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21571303
What was the latest Picolony Nauts album?
I think Katahotori is slightly past his prime by now, at least judging from the latest Poyahchio album, but the Picolony Nauts and Petit Rhythm series were always bent on guest appearances, so it wasn't as apparent.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21573275
ピコロニーノーツ７ from what I can tell, at C95.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzv-TZR1Qt0

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
Fourth track on this is very denpa. Love it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21576523
wtf, Ive played this dozen of times on iidx but never saw the vid because of being too focused on keys scrolling down

[Anonymous No.]

>>21489742
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUiK0bDd6Io
>This is another really good one!
Thanks now I'm addicted to it. Full version when?

[Anonymous No.]

I'm looking for 桃箱 - vanillamiumiu lyrics (オタサーの姫 in particular), I downloaded the CD but doesn't have the scans. Does someone have the lyrics?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21576730
It's unfortunate but IIDX BGA videos are taken down every once in a while. The accompanying videos are usually pretty cute when it comes to denpa music, but I'd rather send video links to songs without their BGA if there are only recordings of people playing.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xgVJjU7KIg

[Anonymous No.]

I miss 桃箱

[Anonymous No.]

>>21577953
https://files.catbox.moe/wdohaw.zip
I uploaded what I have, though not sure if there are better quality scans around.

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/py8jic.mp3

I purchased a Ryohoji Temple cd with the hope there might be some music on it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BxpZTfVlZuD/

[Anonymous No.]

>>21587655
AAAああああああ, yes! Thank you very very much, it's what I was looking for.

Didn't know this kind of threads existed, and asked as soon as I realized

[Anonymous No.]

>>21587549
Wish she wouldn't have made all her YouTube videos private. Although I'll miss her, why doing that? As far as I know, she didn't delete anything from niconico (but some videos were only on YouTube).

[Anonymous No.]

>>21589110
This is the best thread on /jp/ desu.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21589118
Indeed. Denpa seems to bring out the best side of people.

[Anonymous No.]

Holy shit, NanosizeMir is good.

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone got the booklet for ピコロニーノーツ６

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/vj3sXreoTPQ

koi no adventure

[Anonymous No.]

>>21594016
Thanks for posting, I love this song it has such a delicious hook! Brings back memories + shoutout to the channel owner.

Somewhat related:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG4TeU8rW8U
RIP, UFO County's youtube channel. In the year before it got terminated, he really went down the rabbit hole in continuously arranging the same OST over and over, I don't know how many times, maybe dozens? Didn't seem like a bad trip, at least he had moved on from Touhou.

[Anonymous No.]

Is odenpa studio ded? Also, the hell is up with their Twitter?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21597500
They are officially on a hiatus, and I would guess from what was hinted that it is mainly because of Hirotys workload before each M3 or Comiket (Twinkle + commissions and everything else).

Their official Twitter account is mostly used for the odd announcement as well as for daily botspamming of song lyrics.

Hirotys or Nekomes accounts are much more interesting to follow.

[Anonymous No.]

Any of you ever played the Denpa Men?
It's a fun little RPG.

[Anonymous No.]

I have been listening to a lot of 木下いちご again and remembering how great she is. Does anyone happen to have macaron parisien? i don't think that one was ever uploaded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPHaPBO6soY

[Anonymous No.]

>>21605147
This makes me want to hear Limited Blue too, but the soundclouds are now down on both tumblrs..

Here, I am loving how she sounds coming in on top of the trance music https://soundcloud.com/sakcapteikanata/miracle-toybox-xfd
sounds like a little doll, she's fucking great!

[Anonymous No.]

[絶対征服わんわん] Twilight Doll

[もかりく。] 夢色trip

[ポプリ] ポプリとふわふわ物語 (no scans for now)

[PlasticGarden] Parallel Honey2～キミと奏でる愛のウタ～

[憧憬メモランダム] Nostalgia

[Seventh heaven Ammy's] 偶像不変のアタイズム

flac+jpg inside https://mega.nz/#F!mdoARYSS!uBjmJWEzQzgpbaGcnSTGIA

[Anonymous No.]

>>21605807
Yeah that one sounds great! it's unfortunate how much of her stuff hasn't been uploaded, and very little is available second hand. Pic related is one i would love to hear someday. She seems to have gone fully into youtube in the past two years which is a shame, though actually understandable since she always seemed fond of voice tracks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21608394
Great stuff, thanks anon!

[Anonymous No.]

Neat!
https://booth.pm/ja/items/833954

[Anonymous No.]

>>21608394
Added scans for ポプリ - ポプリとふわふわ物語 to the folder, also added 4 other old albums

[Anonymous No.]

>>21608394
>>21610769

Thank you anon!
I am really impressed by Reinas work (Popuri). She is a true multi-talent (art, composition, cute voice).

[Anonymous No.]

>>21523015
>Dragostea din tei was very popular in Japanese Internet
From what I understand, it's because the nu ma nu ma lyric was misheard or deliberately interpreted as 飲ま 飲ま, leading it to be a popular nomikai karaoke song.

[Anonymous No.]

Just came here to post this
https://studiocampanella.booth.pm/items/1416287

[Anonymous No.]

>>21616260
It is a fairly common phenomenon as far as Japanese Internet goes. Other flash videos were made for misheard lyrics, like for "Moscow".

[Anonymous No.]

I downloaded the album アタラセカイ from みりん through the Mediafire links provided at the beginning of the thread. The thing is that its second track, KINDANまじかる!, seems to be glitched/corrupted. Does anyone know what can be done about it? I tried searching the album at other places but had no luck at all...

[Anonymous No.]

>>21625158
You just put up with it like the rest of us have been doing for nine years.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21628459
Oh, so is it a known issue? That kinda sucks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21625158
If it ever comes up for sale again, I'd buy it. I've heard on occasion some nasty stuff let go to the final printing of doujin CDs, but I have to believe this was an oversight error from whoever had ripped it, or possibly that in their case they received an anomalous faulty copy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21629318
Yeah mine is the same. It's a shame because it sounds like a great song and I love all of her music, but as far as I know a better rip has never shown up.

[Anonymous No.]

>みりん
Isn't she married now, with chinchillas (@roco_711)?
If I have it correctly, together with hubby they have amassed quite a large following on youtube.

I'm thinking there used to be a "roco" youtube channel as well that had a lot of her performances like this one, but now I cannot find
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR7x81Wed7c

[Anonymous No.]

>>21629747
I mean it's strange because records show the album was originally uploaded with only 3 of its 4 tracks. Someone pointed this out, and that's when we got the full rip that still circulates to this day. This lends more credibility to the faulty disc theory, so let's just hope that it wasn't every one.

[Anonymous No.]

Does the github archive also contains all the RtL albums or do I have to download that separately?

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/XmcPTuYdyTo

[Anonymous No.]

>>21631009
RTL is separate, though there is some overlap.

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone ever ripped ぶただひかり's stuff? I absolutely adore her voice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21633132
Only one of her solo releases is out there (though as far as I know there is only two).
That plus all the Hamihami stuff is here.
https://mega.nz/#F!yptFSIYY!AzSxuFHPrtHuG5XNIKfPtA

[Anonymous No.]

>>21633934
Thank you.

[Anonymous No.]

new ema
https://emamouse.bandcamp.com/album/black-place-on-the-edge

[Anonymous No.]

live

[Anonymous No.]

>>21633934
>Only one of her solo releases is out there
Do you have a link for this?
I love her Hamihami stuff and her track on Picolony-Nauts 7 was amazing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21641426
He linked it. Her circle's porco luce. I remember asking around for pic related but no one seemed to have grabbed it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21641442
Oh my bad, I had already grabbed the Hamihami stuff before so I didn't bother checking the link. Apparently more has been added. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21641426
>>21641442
I think she won't sell digital copies on Booth until all physical copies are sold out. Some doujin artists do this to make sure that their CD presses break even.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
AOTY material right here. Seriously. I don't know if it's just that good or if it was just a bad year for denpa. Feel free to post better albums from this year to correct me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21645495
Not at all, it's my favorite along with MOSAIC.WAV's.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21638120
Huh, there's been a bunch of other releases since last time I checked. Circle of various plants of Pigeon's Point has been stuck in my head all day now.

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>>21645495
The music isn't different in style from other denpa in recent years, it's just that it's generally well executed. There are several extraordinary tracks which just stand out really well among modern denpa. The fourth track in particular brings out excellent eerie vibes. The track title, "Jiishiki Kajou.tv" (meaning "excessively self-conscious.tv"), is repeatedly exclaimed as "J.K.T.V" throughout the song. Perhaps I'll translate it in full later.

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>>21647558
I'm also interested in the lyrics. Do you have the scans? My listening skills suck but I can read. Also it reminds me of Akubyou Taisan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUw0iHZaxv4

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empa!

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>>21647701
Unfortunately I don't have a scanner, so the best I can provide are photos from my phone.

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>>21650942
That's fine too, as long as the lyrics are visible it's fine. I'd appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.]

Insert Song from Shoujo Kyouiku RE Hentai OVA, short size:
https://files.catbox.moe/xq8w0b.mp3

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>>21480557
Nagi is also a member of Dempagumi.inc now as well

[Anonymous No.]

bump

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dedpa

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>>21658581
c96 previews aren't dropping yet

[Anonymous No.]

dempa

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>>21522818
It'll take me some more time to continue this write-up, perhaps extending into the next thread. As far as new uploads, I don't have any new outright denpa per se, but I have another oldie doujin techno album with plenty of funky vocal tracks which should be interesting. I hope you guys also got plenty acquainted with Manikyua-dan.

I'll try to get to photographing オール電波's lyrics by tomorrow.

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amped

[Anonymous No.]

Hello i like denpa, especially nanahira and nayuta

I wish odenpa studio had that level of production quality, but maybe it's good for the earth that it doesn't

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>>21663611
I think it adds to the charm.

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>>21664904
unpolished production and poor mastering are a hallmarks of doujin work

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/y29a50.mp3

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momomomo saamon
momomomo saamon

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>>21664979
There is magic in some amateur sounds, but I don't think this is because they were poorly produced and mastered per se. Having poor production and mastering today, years after the sprouting of doujin music, and especially for circles with several years of experience, is only a hallmark of shame.

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I always thought the Odenpa (melo9, twinkle...) sound as a benchmark for how cute music can be, by having such little production value it actually sounds compact and small.

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>>21669601
Song?

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Is there any album collection with all the IOSYS tracks?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21677305
yuayua - ももももサーモン ～shake hip shake shake party～
https://ohanabatake.booth.pm/items/238555

[Anonymous No.]

What are some good sites where you can get music? I know of vk and these threads so far.

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>>21680022
RTL

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>>21680123
Just realized someone had already asked something similar. Oh, well, at least the thread got bumped.

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>>21490754
denpanosekai here. For me it was basically being a huge fan of Kotoko/I've Sound and then being blown away by Short Circuit in 2003. Like holy shit -- still relevant 16 years later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25vu3BFzvj4

>>21591611
Correct.

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>>21678681
This hiroty track is some good shit, can't stop boppin' to it since you linked

https://files.catbox.moe/jlz20a.mp3

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>>21522818
>>21662553

I appreciate what you write and I read from time to time, however I think you should write your knowledge somewhere more "solid." What you write is interesting and very difficult to discover on your own. Maybe somewhere you can type chronologically and the OP provide the link on each new denpa thread. With each new "continuation" of what you have to write, you, of course, write here, but also places in that "more solid" place so the information does not get lost.

When you write only here, we will eventually forget or the information will be lost or difficult to maintain a sequence.

You need patience and plenty of free time to look for older threads (when you are lucky enough to find them). Writing in a solid place and OP providing the link we are all benefited.

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>>21479908
I found a dl in FLAC in an older thread:
MAID-san BEST!! https://vgmdb.net/album/17439
https://mega.nz/#!mBtFTIRA!xZ922DlhhZ93A3ZB9hp5xLGth6mxnKfy2Zck1pPsRIw
Comming soon to Friends Forever Internet Radio 彡彡

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>>21684103
I had originally thought to write for Denpa no Sekai, but eventually dropped it and didn't seriously consider opening a blog of my own until you suggested it. In Denpa no Sekai's footsteps I'll whip up something in Blogger and link it when it's done.

[Anonymous No.]

New denpa blog is ready at https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/
I'll begin moving my long posts there.

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>>21685648
We appreciate your dedication

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>>21685648
I was about to suggest that as well, it's better for the knowledge to be archived. Keep it up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21619821
Is there no other denpa that features a didgeridoo?

I like dangdut and reggae too

[Anonymous No.]

New post at Denpa Pentateuch. I introduced denpa music in a slightly different tone, and gave some background as to where everything began.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/07/genesis-of-denpa-music.html

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>>21689309
This is going to be interesting.

[Anonymous No.]

I edited the last blog post slightly to better reflect why the introduction is different from other introductions, as well as add examples of Nekoyo song titles from 1989.

[Anonymous No.]

イチャイチャりちゅある!! -ハイパー惚れ惚れエキサイティング-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO19HDi6f0k

[Anonymous No.]

puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni puni

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New post in Denpa Pentateuch. I wrote about the development of early doujin music, in anticipation of writing about doujin denpa. Familiarize yourself with the key players of the 1990s, whose works have already made appearances in the denpa threads.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/07/doujin-music-and-dtm.html

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>>21693677
v good

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>>21698848
Noticing the mention of STB-lab in your post, I remember stumbling upon several releases in CD-R format that are currently still for sale online. The video https://youtu.be/CkrrTQh-EuY amused me to think of comikets back in the day hosting artists who would sell their recordings in analog format, prior to CD-Rs becoming a feasible option.

I think it's very cool that you've started your blog, and congrats! It makes me glad to see some sense being made of denpa's chronology, so I'm very much looking forward to reading your every future post.

[Anonymous No.]

nanahira's game livestream is comfy

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/nj45in.mp3

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>>21701300
STB's channel is among other older doujin musicians who wish to cherish and protect the memory of their works. I believe I previously covered Shinji Hosoe, who uploaded videos of his band days in the late 1990s, and Ikuko Ebata, who uploaded some of her songs. There is also Bukkon, a vocalist to appear on mplayers albums, and of course the IOSYS music channel. I think it's amazing for these people to still be around, sometimes years after they went out of doujin.

Unfortunately, I don't know much of the use of analog tape. Other than STB-lab and mplayers RECORD, I haven't heard of other music circles to use tapes for sale. I believe I previously saw drama tapes, however, and the TROUBADOUR RECORD live appearances were also recorded on tape. CD-R became quite common around 1997-1998, often as reprint material for CD-DA releases.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ7tvZWNxkw

[Anonymous No.]

Are there ever any garage sales, flea markets, or hikikomori estate sales in Japan where one might typically find stashes of cds and doujin music for sale?

[Anonymous No.]

Day 1101998: still waiting for a kind soul to upload おでんぱスタジオ's latest release.

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>>21524498
I love this! Who sings it?

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>>21712842
Not sure, I got it off the Project"D" website, or somewhere in the threads linked therein, but it sounds just like tomo+N, who sang on the final version, just in a softer voice.

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>>21707996
As far as I can tell, when CD collectors in Japan wish to dispose of their CDs, a fair amount is auctioned or sold to secondhand retailers and private stores. I think your greatest luck on land is visiting the Suruga-ya stores, because they ought to contain loads of lesser-known doujin/denpa CDs for cheap. There should be one in Akihabara.

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>>21712284
Can you tell if track 2 is going to rap battle?

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>>21712284
https://files.catbox.moe/2fsrjw.mp3

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>>21712284
>>21719553
https://files.catbox.moe/re0mhr.mp3
no tags,
here's the jacket
https://files.catbox.moe/boud1d.7z

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>>21720646
>>21720878
Thanks a bunch!

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>>21698848
I'm interested in listening to both the MYU-RECORDINGS and Whoopee!records releases you referenced, if they are available anywhere. I might have missed.

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>>21726247
I do not own "INDIVIDUAL" nor "MEGUaMIx", but I have other releases by MYU-RECORDINGS and Whoopee!records from around the same time, which I withheld from the thread because of their weak link to denpa. I'm still reluctant as to post these purely instrumental albums - with the exception of one CD from 1994 to be linked in several hours. If you're still interested, I'll link all of them here.

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>>21727495
Please do. I like listening to instrumentals, and was even just thinking about purchasing pic related on a whim.

Have been enjoying MCMLXC too! Thanks very much.

[Anonymous No.]

Let's begin with the album I planned on sending to begin with - COSMIC PARFAIT by FRUITY, released in C47 of 1994.
https://mega.nz/#!xEEUASqZ!8OJxrW56C2tOaYtJKYT5jwU5slI4BtvYnhMY-ZhJ9E0

This is a solo "techno-house" mini-album by MYU-RECORDINGS member FRUITY. As with other members of the circle, there is frequent use of vocal samples. I think this album is relevant to denpa because of its combination of techno music with crazy male singing (the only other circle I know to have done that is IOSYS), what results in a peculiar sound that is very different from what we normally listen to in denpa.

[Anonymous No.]

>crazy male singing
https://g.co/kgs/ivkCD7

>>21729274
This is great, love these older sounds so much. I still have to listen to the whole thing yet, but the vibe is amazing, and so clear-sounding, just wanted to bump the thread once for until I can get back.

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>>21729274
This is pretty cool. Have been looking for INDIVIDUAL myself, can't find it anywhere. Thank you for all these, will be waiting for the next blog post!

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>>21729274
Arbitrarily linking 33.turbo aside (I realize now we're only speaking in terms of circles operating back then), this is a crazy good album, anon. So many different moods all coming together, and rather simply expressed, through these particularly good DTM sounds + diy vocals, I'm amazed.

[Anonymous No.]

Now onto the early Whoopee!records releases.

Whoopee!Pieces01
https://mega.nz/#!8UElAA5a!KVu11pP6gDIJ4tcMaNNeK47DFNhKeDErwsTuF33pdsQ

Whoopee! Pieces 02
https://mega.nz/#!EdN3nSyC!a35p7m75avKhQlnhGuiY5LdSdqMvW4756rR8jb1YRjE

O.K.U. In!
https://mega.nz/#!lYM2QKCa!cqgI5lmqbj6Pq2NC4jD3WGIu0qGpli1Q3HNjBN_EFrU

Whoopee!pieces03
https://mega.nz/#!RVVDjAQC!c3iEz_WPMD4Faqf5BQsH_Mko_DIJNtG4LyEA1_AGBVk


Unlike TROUBADOUR, mplayers or MYU-RECORDINGS, Whoopee!records solely released arrangement albums (mostly from anime). Their first album after MEGUaMIx, Whoopee!Pieces01, starts with six different "A Cruel Angel's Thesis" arrangements. Like the others, it was a large circle of around 20 people, both musicians and their friends who pooled in money and provided other necessities for production.

The founder of the circle, who goes by Whoopee, is still active today. As far as I can tell, he runs a bar and hosts meetup events there with other oldie musicians like Bermei Inazawa and Rekka Katakiri.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21731396
>>21732672
I feel as though the early doujin musicians had little to no restraint keeping them from fulfilling their creative vision. Especially in COSMIC PARFAIT, FRUITY had a lot of ground to experiment on. It's hard to tell what sort of influence COSMIC PARFAIT or other MYU-RECORDINGS albums had on doujin music in general and denpa music in particular, but I found this snippet from a 1995 computer magazine of a giveaway of MYU-RECORDINGS albums. You can at the very least assume some recognition by the Japanese computer geek community.

When I spoke of IOSYS, I meant their early 2000s works from when they were mainly producing comedy skits. In more modern times, there are uncommon appearances of male vocals in denpa. If you have any 33.turbo examples in specific, please link them here.

>>21732470
There isn't much I can suggest besides checking every day in Yahoo Auctions, Rakuten and Suruga-ya for MYU-RECORDINGS releases. Proxy shipment website FromJapan has good indexing service for all of these websites. There are other MYU-RECORDINGS releases on Suruga-ya right now, including COSMIC PARFAIT, so be sure to look them up by the Japanese name "ミュウレコーディングス".

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>>21736820
Regarding suruga-ya, their .com website recently began serving some questionable javascript.

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>>21733516
Thank you for uploading these. After listening though, I am more inclined to want to hear stuff from the other circle you have on topic, like INDIVIDUAL.

>>21736820
One thing I am noticing about these MYU-RECORDINGS albums crossfades that I am listening to, besides their all having such varied musical styles interlaced with the techno, is the robot-voice introduction - where that originates from specifically, I don't know (maybe someone here who does can say), but I recognize that same robotic voice later being used on Panda-san Youchien as well. In fact, that's exactly what COSMIC PARFAIT reminded me of, it's same kind of crazy flow of music, so maybe there was an influence.

These albums all sound great:
http://www.myu-recordings.com/sound/myucd03.mp3
http://www.myu-recordings.com/sound/myucd05.mp3
http://www.myu-recordings.com/sound/myucd10.mp3

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>>21739071
Besides its use in the crossfades, I haven't heard speech synthesis in any real use within a MYU-RECORDINGS album. I'll have to listen to more of their albums to really tell.

Regardless, here is MYUCD-05: MYU-TATION and its bonus CD, VEL.
https://mega.nz/#!MBNQAahK!sLDrYr0lga8RWJxNyh7T0JgEcQLzV454ajJ7t5_bsXE
https://mega.nz/#!ZcEAFKiT!jk4TgBJHZTFaXQ4sGHAXvw3fN1jcHVONigUcTZHJrNI

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>>21739505
Woah, thanks! This one on Suruga-ya currently is not cheap.

Oh, I thought I heard it (speech synthesis) somewhere on COSMIC PARFAIT, my bad.

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>>21471646
I LOVE THIS SHIT

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>>21729274
>>21739505
These are really a couple of the best downloads I've ever gotten from the denpa thread. MYU-TATION + VEL. is amazing. Let's hope we get to rediscover lots more from this label soon into the future, like INDIVIDUAL, RISING EARTH, and MOTLEY HALLELUJAH. Thanks, I'm hooked.

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/344n29.mp3

[Anonymous No.]

https://files.catbox.moe/n2douh.mp3

A translation of the lyrics for this someday would be appreciated. I can't help but to find the music is very beautiful, with such an attractive melody.

[Anonymous No.]

myu is on booth!

https://myu-store.booth.pm/

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>>21742849
COSMIC PARFAIT didn't have much of an impression on me when I initially listened to it, but over time I've grown to like it more and more. With omnibus CDs like MYU-TATION, however, you get a mixed bag of all sorts of musicians, better or worse, which offers a different kind of experience.

>>21744016
Although the same song exists on VEL., there is no lyric sheet. If lyrics exist, they must then be on the first Water Clock album instead. I tried looking for lyrics on their website (http://www.waterclock.jp/)) but only their later albums have lyric sheets embedded within the website.
That said, there are several image collections from their live appearances, as well as a video recording. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5cOyqMDagk

>>21744059
I'll note that these are physical CDs and not digital downloads (which is good). I might order the ones I'm missing. I have around 7-8 more MYU-RECORDINGS CDs, though only one of them, MYUCD-16 EXPRESSION, is an omnibus CD. I also have MYUCD-10 OR on the way.

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>>21746382
Well, the booth inventory seems to reflect what is currently still available at their online music store as well - the only difference there is to see that the ones you've mentioned have been sold out. So I would say you are in luck to have them.

OR looks to be a beast, as does Kaleidoscope, which I noticed has more from FRUITY on it (those both being 2-disc compilations, alright!). I'm super excited to hear more, as a lot does seem to fit in with being a precursor on the evolutionary denpa scale.

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>>21549083
More like this? This is probably a cut above the rest lately

[Anonymous No.]

Blog post in Denpa Pentateuch - lyrics of Theme of Manikyua-Dan. Something small for the time being.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/07/lyrics-theme-manikyua-dan.html

[Anonymous No.]

Choko at M3 Fall.
https://twitter.com/cho_v_ko/status/1154214633026121728

[Anonymous No.]

>>21471646
depopo

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>>21749305
There's been some discussion on NanosizeMir in this and the previous thread so you could naturally start with the rest of their discography.

[Anonymous No.]

eggman

[Anonymous No.]

This koharu track is relaxing, plus I like the way she uses vocoder(?) on her voice

https://files.catbox.moe/2bdser.mp3

[Anonymous No.]

I got my hands on two more old albums containing Ikuko Ebata vocals. First, another mplayers RECORD album, "junk.test SUN" from 1996, and second, the 1995 Manikyua-Dan album "Minna no Manikyua" (which you can listen to here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYZAzukYZuU ). I additionally purchased a much later Ikuko Ebata album, as it seems from 2017. I'll incorporate what I can of the CDs into the current and next blog posts when they arrive.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkQsQUTrS0M

[Anonymous No.]

New MOSAIC.WAV seems rather lewd.
http://sequence.blog.jp/archives/38084983.html

[Anonymous No.]

C96 announcement:

"プチリズムEXtreme"

http://orc2000.com/cd/petit11.html

[Anonymous No.]

New blog post at Denpa Pentateuch. More song lyrics, this time of a very moe-like Ikuko Ebata song.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/07/lyrics-ienakute.html

[Anonymous No.]

dumpa

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>>21773847
An album and a single. Are there any crossfades?

>>21776486
Hard pressed to say I'm excited at all, but there are some interesting tracks. Particularly looking forward to listening to the Miiko, ARM and Katahotori collaboration track.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21783493
Haven't seen any crossfades yet. In the past they've uploaded maybe one or two songs later on and updated the post. It'll be on their soundcloud.

[Anonymous No.]

New blog post at Denpa Pentateuch. The formation of Manikyua-Dan, in detail.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-formation-of-manikyua-dan.html

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ok4j5e7e9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmMwtk3s0Hs

[Anonymous No.]

I need more すずしろ in my life.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21790708
There's one track on the upcoming katahotori album.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21788083
Thanks for the article! It was an interesting read.
parallel motion (I guess that would be the song name in english) is such a great track, I love it.
Ebatas vocals really shine on it.
Seeing it live, even though blurry and full of artifacts, is quite interesting.
Looking at ebatas VGMdb page, she seems quite active.
I really need to check out more of her stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
So this is what they do when not making eroge soundtracks...
Glad I happened to find this. Luna's voice sounds different though, a lot higher

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G3aMYBeURo
anyone know what goofy ass genre this one is and where i get more like it

[Anonymous No.]

>>21797729
You found dangdut in denpa! I didn't know about it. There are dangdutm@ster remixes and other anisongs fashioned in "funkot" style of music out of Indonesia. Cute..I like!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7zmzt9iMaI

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nobCJvcA-ww
Toromi C96 with 12 tracks!!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>21799558
Not sure how many, but some of the songs are re-releases. Always excited about new Toromi releases though, just sad to see her web shop currently not open for business. Hope she reopens, I really wanted to contribute directly someday.

[Anonymous No.]

Looking for Toromi's「泡パってあるじゃないですか〜アレ知ってる？そう、アレ！アレに乗っかろうと思って〜かみたまと一緒に、もうみんな悟っちゃえばいいんじゃない？ってゆうかみんなノッテよ。そんなかんぢ。以上」since I missed downloading before. Or if anyone knows of a working link, please assist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21490754
I liked the Moon Phase OP and needed to find more. I still prefer the slow, bouncy, rappy sort of denpa a lot more than the more intense stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21801237
https://mega.nz/#F!Xw1g0CRb!JnN1VoyqJy2OXjUmr8t_rA!bl8wkIRQ

[Anonymous No.]

>>21804291
Thanks.
A little abashed to say, the Jamiroquai-sounding disco track with Amane & Beat Mario might be my favorite. It was the one I was most looking forward to listening in full.

[Anonymous No.]

pnead sgon

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dmnyj9PfvJw

impressions so far?

[Anonymous No.]

>>21810106
>papayapa bass full ver.
10/10 in my book.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21810106
I'm very excited for this one

[Anonymous No.]

New blog post at Denpa Pentateuch. I covered the 1992 album "P・S・G Music collection Vol. 1" by PARSEC SOUND GROUP.
https://denpapentateuch.blogspot.com/2019/08/cd-showcase-psg-music-collection-vol-1.html

>>21795251
Glad you enjoyed it. Not only is Ebata active, but she also came across the blog post and commented accordingly on her Twitter page. I hope in the future I'll be able to conduct something more official directly with her.

>>21810106
A lot of it is nice sounding, but I personally don't like Nanahira's voice enough to warrant a purchase. Positively surprised by "NANI THE FUCK!!".

[Anonymous No.]

This was always one of my favorite anime character songs, does this count as denpa?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=XLhPhKl7_pA

[Anonymous No.]

>>21812173
>Positively surprised by "NANI THE FUCK!!"
Musicality aside, Camellia is pretty amusingly in-tune with western jokes, I think largely due to English proficiency and engaging with fans via his social media outlets. I think cross-cultural silly lyrics like this and senpai notice me are fun in a shameless way, and are in the denpa spirit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21812385
Sure, why not.

[Anonymous No.]

Is this denpa?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=witbv1GTeUI

[Anonymous No.]

>>21815729
I like this type of melodic punk rock with moe vocals. Somehow it's reminding of the time I went to a Mexican rodeo and heard something similarly fast-paced, but with a lot of horns, of course.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21549083
Track 1 is amazing. I could listen to it all day. Such happy feels

[Anonymous No.]

Was there ever a spreadsheet for M3 43? Extremely late question, I know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21818292
Not that I recall.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21812741
I wonder what led Camellia to be so engaging with the Western community in the first place. Of course, that's welcome, it's just jarring in the face of the language barrier that is between the Western and Japanese communities. Who will be the next to cross over?

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/1XEAuQYSktA
Go Gumi

[Anonymous No.]

>>21827190
Mei sounds like she is 50 years old.

[Anonymous No.]

I've been listening to Nanahira from what's in the music dump, but there seems to be little content of her there. Where else can I find her albums? I've her most recent one from the previous thread, but aside from those I'm pretty much lost

[Anonymous No.]

>>21829582
One of the github links in the OP should have everything from Nanahira that's been posted in here. You can also check VK and both doujin ongaku and doujin style's Discord servers.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21791911
That isn't nearly enough! I NEED MOOOREEEEEE AAAGGGHGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>21825677
I think it's from the western IIDX community engaging with him.
>>21829582
I'm not going to say this is absolutely everything, but it's definitely most of Nanahira's releases.
https://mega.nz/#F!rokTHBbS!gsMDIFIUoIVEKh1qnwpapA

[Anonymous No.]

New Rissyuu for C96.

https://rish-0013.tumblr.com/

[Anonymous No.]

>>21773681
Where can I get the album this was released on? need more.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21832675
Here you have the full album. It's on vk.

wall-600 277 33
_1120

Ignore the spaces as I had to add them for this site didn't let me post the full link.

[Anonymous No.]

>>21829607
>>21830445
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.]

>>21831771
Sounds great, better than his last one (although that one still had a few nice tracks).