Beyblade G Revolution [Import, Limited Edition]

Martin Kucaj (Composer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 29, 2003)
• Original Release Date: July 6, 2002
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import, Limited Edition
• Label: Toshiba EMI
• ASIN: B0000B09WO
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #963,065 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Japanese Title

2. Japanese Title

3. Japanese Title

4. Japanese Title

5. Japanese Title

6. Japanese Title

7. Japanese Title

8. Japanese Title

9. Japanese Title

10. Japanese Title

11. Japanese Title

12. Japanese Title

13. Japanese Title

14. Oh Yes!!!

15. Japanese Title

16. Japanese Title

17. Japanese Title

18. Japanese Title

19. Japanese Title

20. Japanese Title

See all 38 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Uberly Awesome, April 26, 2004

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"ultima_55" (Yellowknife, Canada) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Beyblade G Revolution (Audio CD)

Now... if you are a Beyblade fan, I highly reccommend you get this CD. It contains (almost) all the background music and theme songs from the Japanese version of Beyblade G-Revolution.

The music is extremely good, and varies in styles, tones, and atmosphere. It goes from having a hard rock edge (ie: Takao no Theme, Bokura no jidai e -go ahead-, Battle G-Revolution IV) to poppy, peppy songs (Daichi no Theme, Identified), to sweeping orchestrated tracks (Jin no Theme, Climax Part One), to quiet sad ones (Blader no Tamashii II, Climax Part Two), to just plain J-Pop (Kaze no Fuku Basho, Sign of Wish -- both performed by newcomer Makiyo).

Now, all of the vocal tracks are in Japanese, so if you are language-phobic, you might have a hard time listening in.

Number of Tracks: 38
Running Time: 61 mins 30 secs
Artists Featured: Kumai Motoko, SISTA feat. Yuka, Makiyo, Springs, Shiori
Best Track IMO: Battle G-Revolution IV
Weakest Track IMO: Max no Theme II

If you're a Beyblade fan, GET THIS OST. If not... well, get it to enjoy the music. ^__^

3.0 out of 5 stars Slightly Better Than Most OSTs, June 9, 2006

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Ko-chan - See all my reviews

This review is from: Beyblade G Revolution (Audio CD)

Most anime OSTs (original soundtracks) consist of an opening and ending theme, with the rest filled in with random instrumental background music. I found the same to be true with this cd, with the slight exception of having most, if not all, of the G Revolution arc's opening and ending themes.

My translation of the track titles is as follows:


1) Bokura no Jidai e (go ahead) [It's my time (go ahead)] (op)

2) Takao's Theme (instrumental)

3) Kai's Theme (instrumental)

4) Rei's Theme (instrumental)

5) Max's Theme (instrumental)

6) Kyouju's Theme (instrumental)

7) Daichi's Theme (instrumental)

8) Hiromi's Theme (instrumental)

9) ??? (instrumental)

10) BBA's Theme (instrumental)

11) ??? (instrumental)

12) ??? (instrumental)

13) ??? II (instrumental)

14) OH YES!! (op)

15) Takao's Theme II (instrumental)

16) Kai's Theme II (instrumental)

17) Rei's Theme II (instrumental)

18) Max's Theme II (instrumental)

19) Jin's Theme (instrumental)

20) ??? (end)

21) Battle G Revolution (instrumental)

22) Battle G Revolution II (instrumental)

23) Battle G Revolution III (instrumental)

24) Battle G Revolution IV (instrumental)

25) Barudesu no ??? (instrumental)

26) Identified (op)

27) ???'s Bladers (instrumental)

28) ???'s Blader's II (instrumental)

29) ???'s Blader's III (instrumental)

30) ???'s Tamer (instrumental)

31) Climax I (instrumental)

32) Climax II (instrumental)

33) ???'s BGM (instrumental)

34) Sign of Wish (end)

35) DANCIN' BATTLE (instrumental)

36) Hard Hit! Hard Battle!! [bonus track] (instrumental)

37) Victoria (op)

38) Urban Love (end)



All in all, it's not too bad. A lot of the instrumental tracks that aren't the members' themes can get pretty annoying, though.