"Kimi wa Transformer (OFF VOCAL VERSION)" "Uchū ni Kakaru Niji (OFF VOCAL VERSION)"ġ9. "Uchū ni wa Kokkyō ga Nai (OFF VOCAL VERSION)"ġ8. "Tate! Ikari no Headmasters (OFF VOCAL VERSION)"ġ6. "Senshi no Kyūsoku (OFF VOCAL VERSION)"ġ5. "Okubyōmono Dōmei (OFF VOCAL VERSION)"ġ4. " Kimi wa Transformer" (君はトランスフォーマー, "You Are a Transformer") by Hironobu Kageyamaġ1. " Uchū ni Kakaru Niji" (宇宙に架かる虹, "The Rainbow That Spans the Universe") by Hironobu Kageyamaġ0. " Destron Sanka" (デストロン讃歌, "Destron Song of Praise") by Hironobu KageyamaĠ9. " Uchū ni wa Kokkyō ga Nai" (宇宙には国境がない, "No Borders in the Universe") by Hironobu KageyamaĠ8.
" Tate! Ikari no Headmasters" (立て!怒りのヘッドマスター, "Rise! Angry Headmasters") by Hironobu KageyamaĠ7. " Senshi no Kyūsoku" (戦士の休息, "Soldiers' Relaxation") by Hironobu KageyamaĠ6. " Okubyōmono Dōmei" (臆病者同盟, "Coward Alliance") by Hironobu KageyamaĠ5.
" Bokura no Headmaster" (僕等のヘッドマスター, "Our Headmasters") by the Morinoki Children's Chorus 03. " The Headmasters" (ザ・ヘッドマスターズ) by Hironobu Kageyama 02. It is illustrated with an image of Ultra Magnus, and its case bears the 1986 Hasbro packaging mural (as opposed to the different illustration used by Takara).įrom Transformers: The Headmasters - Hit Song Collection (【トランスフォーマー ザ★ヘッドマスターズ ヒット曲集】より) 01. This disc contains the theme and insert songs from The Headmasters, as well as several songs that do not appear in the animated series. " TRANSFORMER2010 (TV SIZE)" by Shō Hirose 22. " TRANSFORMER" (トランスフォーマー) by Satoko Shimonari 04. The disc is illustrated with an image of Optimus Prime, and its case bears the 1984 packaging mural.įrom Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers - (【戦え! 超ロボット生命体 トランスフォーマー】より) 01. The two "Ultra Magnus no Kashō Shidō" tracks are not songs, but short speeches from Magnus. Also included are TV-size and full-length versions of the Fight! Super Robot Lifeform opening and closing themes ("TRANSFORMER" and "Peace Again") notable by their absence are full-length lyrical versions of the 2010 themes ("TRANSFORMER 2010" and "WHAT'S YOU"), although TV-size versions and full-length karaoke versions are included. No new music was actually written for these episodes, but composer Shirō Sagisu did create fourteen new instrumental pieces "inspired" by the series, which were released in 1985 as the Original Soundtrack album, and form the lion's share of this disc. This disc contains music from Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers and Transformers 2010, the Japanese dubs of Seasons 1-3 of the American G1 cartoon. The set also includes a booklet with an introduction, track listing and lyrics, and everything is contained in a stiff cardboard sleeve covered with images of every Autobot leader from 1984 to 1990 ( Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, Rodimus Prime, Fortress Maximus, Metalhawk, God Ginrai, Star Saber and Dai Atlas).
Each disc, in turn, is illustrated with a line-art image of an important Autobot character from the era depicted in the mural artwork (regardless of any relevance or not to the actual content of the disc). The set comprises five discs, each contained in a slim-line CD case with a card insert depicting one of various pieces of mural artwork from the toy packaging. Walsh (which was retained in the Japanese dubs of those episodes), as well as the soundtrack from The Transformers: The Movie, they were not able to clear the rights.
AUTOBOT SONGS SERIES
Although the producers wanted to include the background music composed for the American series by Johnny Douglas and Robert J. It contains virtually every piece of original music composed for the Japanese Transformers series between the 19, spanning the entirely of the Generation 1 animated series: theme songs, background music, karaoke, image music and more. Transformers History of Music 1984-1990 is a soundtrack collection released in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment in March 2004. Kickass album covers are the right of all sentient beings.
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