Pokemon 2000: The Power Of One [Hyper CD]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:55:39
This is a Hyper CD which, besides containing regular audio tracks, provides a link to the artist's website with the help of a web browser. Original score by Ralph Schuckett, John Lissauer, Manny Corallo & John Loeffler. Compilation producers: Darren Higman, Craig Kallman. Personnel: Laura Pausini (vocals); Jeff Golub, Alan Darby, Rick Bailey, Steve Diamond, John Themis (guitar); Dean Parks (acoustic guitar); Steve Lukather (electric guitar); Nigel Rush (keyboards, drums, keyboard programming, drum programming); Ben Robbins, Yak Bondy (keyboards, programming); Jamie Saft, Phil Sillas, Steve Mac (keyboards); Steve Pearce (bass guitar); Chris Laws (drums); Rex Rideout, Robbie Nevil, Sterling Campbell (programming); Tatsuya Sato (drum programming); Mischke , Tracie Ackerman, Yvonne John Lewis (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Nigel Rush; James Loughrey; Ben Robbins; Jay Healy; Joe Blaney; Larry Alexander ; Matt Howe; Mick Guzauski; Steve Mac . Recording information: 143 Studios, Santa Monica, CA, Unites States; A-Pawling Studio, Pawling, NY; Battery Studios; Ben's Gaff; Chartmaker Studio, Malibu, CA, Unites States; Dark Child Studios, Pleasantville, NJ; Excalibur Studios, Milano, It Atba; Green Street Studios, NYC, NY, Unites States; Mayfair Studios, London, England; N.Y. Jam; Our House, Orlando, FL; R.G. Jones England; Rokstone Studios, London, England; Sony Studios, NYC, NY, Unites States; The Village Recorders, West Los Angeles, CA, Unites Sta; Trans Continental, Orlando, FL. Arrangers: Nigel Rush; Nathan DiGesare; Neil Jason; Steve Mac ; David Foster. The Pokemon phenomenon probably seems as incomprehensible to adults circa 2000 as did the Smurfs in the '80s and mood rings in the '70s. However, even the most casual observer of youth culture knows how little difference that makes, as long as the kids are sufficiently enthralled. The children who flock to theaters to see POKEMON 2000 would probably listen happily to Bulgarian folk music as long as it accompanied their beloved Pokemon characters. But the adults (or teenagers) who bring them to these theaters will appreciate the high production values applied to the film's pure pop soundtrack. '70s disco queen Donna Summer proves her own staying power with "The Power of One," while Alysha provides a near-fatal dose of cuteness with "Dreams." Veteran parodist Weird Al Yankovic applies his accordion know-how to (what else?) "Polkamon," and the B-52's, old hands at pop whimsy, will ring some nostalgic bells with the children of the '80s on "The Chosen One." Don't try to fight it--Pokemon will win in the end.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)