Project-μ's First Game
Kitamakura Hakase no Yuuutsu (北麻鞍博士の憂鬱)
Japanese tracklist for reference and corrections
Rip Notes:
As it says, their first game. The music was in midi format which is attached in the rip. Big thanks to Rimo who back in the day converted these midis with his great sound card so I could supply an mp3 rip. For the debut game I chose to sample the opening theme as I think it gives a great overview of Chihiro Arisaka's various styles.
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Project-μ's Second Game
Wasure Na Gusa (忘れな草)
Japanese tracklist for reference and corrections
Rip Notes:
Their second game was actually the last I had to prepare. It was a lot of work transcribing the tracklist and I'm not really satisfied with the translations. Nevertheless, this contains some of my favorites. The music sounds kind of mysterious and the traditional vocal song is relatively popular it seems.
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Project-μ's Third Game
Kanojo no Nagaukoto. Boku no Omoukoto. (彼女の願うこと。僕の思うこと。)
Japanese tracklist for reference and corrections
Rip Notes:
It's their only game with a redbook audio, so don't be surprised about the tracknumbers. Of course the audio quality is slightly better and the music is as great as the rest.
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Project-μ's Fourth Game
Hotosenaru Uta Chitosenaru Shirushi (ほとせなる呪 ちとせなる詛)
Japanese tracklist for reference and corrections
Rip Notes:
The game with the most complicated name was also a bit of a letdown for me. Maybe it's cause the tracks weren't even named but this music feels disappointingly different. Not all of it, though, so I chose to sample one of the better songs. This was also the last game I ripped, a bit difficult to get.
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Project-μ's Fifth Game
Gin no Hebi, Kuro no Tsuki (銀の蛇 黒の月)
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Rip Notes:
This was Project-μ's last game and came with a Best Of cd with 35 tracks. Unfortunately the CD contained no music of the last game itself. Gin no Hebi Kuro no Tsuki is in my opinion the most impressive game of the studio and the music is almost epic. If you haven't found out by now, all of the game rips contained some fast paced music that sounds like battle themes - here you get my favorite one:
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Rip Notes:
Take note that every tracklist you will find on the internet of this CD is wrong. The order is mixed up, the tracknames are mixed up, it's a total desaster. I put together this tracklist with the help of the sound menus from the games and it's as official as you can get without a proper scan.
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