Watanabe,Takeo / Matsuyama,Yushi - Mobile Suit Gundam-iii: Meguriai Sora - VINYL LP
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The last of the 3 series which expresses the encounter with New Type and the awaken, the farewell and the ending. Used a method of recording soundtrack to live-action movies, not a standard method of archiving recordings which assumes points where music is used, making the sound corresponded with the movie. Original Date 21 Mar 1982 (K25G-7071)
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- GenreScore/SoundtrackDescriptionThe last of the 3 series which expresses the encounter with New Type and the awaken, the farewell and the ending. Used a method of recording soundtrack to live-action movies, not a standard method of archiving recordings which assumes points where music is used, making the sound corresponded with the movie. Original Date 21 Mar 1982 (K25G-7071)ArtistWATANABE,TAKEO / MATSUYAMA,YUSHITitleMobile Suit Gundam-iii: Meguriai SoraFormatVINYLLabelKing Records
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The last of the 3 series which expresses the encounter with New Type and the awaken, the farewell and the ending. Used a method of recording soundtrack to live-action movies, not a standard method of archiving recordings which assumes points where music is used, making the sound corresponded with the movie. Original Date 21 Mar 1982 (K25G-7071)

The second album of the Mobile Suit Gundam series, including insert songs which were not included in the first and additions recorded by BGM as the storyline developed. The artwork by character designer Yoshikazu Yasuhiko became a huge movement and a smash hit.

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This one features BGM of the second movie series, bringing the theme song 'Soldiers of Sorrow' used in the climax scene in the movie to the first track. As well as tight production schedule, change of sound director and other external factors, this album was finally made by energy of staff members. Original Date 21 Jul 1981 (K25G-7029)
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