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I'm just wondering: do any of you frequently listen to music that is non-eurobeat?

Outside of my eurobeat collection, which takes up a large chunk of my iTunes library, I mostly have game soundtracks--pretty much nothing that any of my friends would recognize. I'm very worried that my taste in ...

Eurobeat Fan: (3pts apiece)
1. "Take on me, take on you, take it on."
Euroheat / Cherry

Easy: (2pts apiece)

3. "I'm on the road's side, looking for the headlights."
Pilot is the Hero / Niko

Hmm...the sound seems to get stuck a little in places.

It's a nice video, though.

I can't find any Eurobeat ringtones. =(

I wanna have one so I can bug the hell out of my friends when I get a call.

Songs that need to [harrison ford]get off my plane[/harrison ford]:

Bad Gang - Body Guard (not really into the lyrics)
Pamsy - Hello (too much echo)
Digital Planet - Call Me Tonight (don't like the vocalist)
Dee Dee and Regina - Beautiful Day (I've heard Regina's "Harmony" on Beatmania IIDX.11 ...

I started hearing Eurobeat on DDR, back when I thought everything electronic was "techno." That was over 4 years ago.

At first I wasn't so fond of Eurobeat but over time it grew on me, and now I love it.

I've come close to wanting to sing 777 out loud, even if it's in public.

"It," "you," and "I." Pronouns, anyone?

I've let a few of my friends give eurobeat a listen, and they find it pretty cool.

I just don't like how some people refer to it as techno. But then again electronic music is not well-known here, resulting in quite a few generalizations about it.

Where I attend school, there are a few people who listen to Eurobeat, though just the stuff from Initial D. There is NOBODY at school who is quite a fan of Eurobeat, aside from me.

I don't know if it would be possible since the 4 sensors for the controller are around the TV.

I made some Eurobeat lyrics for a homework assignment a while back, on the Vietnam War. I thought it was pretty good when I printed it, but looking back at it, it seems like the cheesiest crap I've ever written.

I'd love to share it here but it's not on my computer--it's in a notebook that I left ...

Tokyo, Japan's culture is just so interesting. I'd like to travel there at night someday. Also, Japan's arcade scene, compared to America's, is very lively and I'm an arcade fanatic, so I want to give games a try over there. As far as Eurobeat is concerned, being in Japan gives me a chance to hear ...

I managed to get some interesting pics of the fireworks that day.

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Yuzo Koshiro. He composed the soundtrack for Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune, and did a really good job on it. Namco's provided free MP3's of the soundtrack here: http://www.namco.co.jp/aa/am/vg/wanganmaxi2/bgm/special.php

(I'd still buy the WMMT2 OST though, it's got songs from MT2 and different ...