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BoygetsfireD
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I finally found the cowboy bebop soundtrack (volume 1), and I"ve been listening to it nonstop since I got it. its even better because now I"ll be watching the show and recognize the songs in it
I played Tank! for my drum teacher, and he was suprised that is wasn't done by session musicians in new york |
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Tony K.
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Heh, yeah. I let my music history and music appeication teachers listen to it, and they were hooked. They even played the CD during class for a few minutes. And actually, if you listen to track 2, "Rush," there's another version of it on the 3rd OST, Blue, where that rendition is played by NY musicians, hence the title, '"N.Y. Rush," which is also a pretty good piece in itself. 
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BoygetsfireD
Posts: 475 Location: earth |
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sweet
eventually I'll end up accumulating all the discs of the soundtrack, I just know I will 
we were going to try to let our band director let us play tank! in jazz band, but then we realized that theres about 5 layers of drum tracks and I'm only one person 
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msi435
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The bebop soundtrack is by far the best in any anime ever made, yoko kanno, i love you......
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areaseven
Encyclopedia Editor
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If you enjoy OST 1, don't hesitate to buy the other soundtracks. And if your music teacher likes "Tank!", have him listen to "What Planet is This?" from Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door OST Future Blues.
The OST Box is also highly recommended, as disc 4 features the Seatbelts live in concert. |
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Toboe06
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Five? Wow. Do you remember what other instruments were required for that chart? (Or where you found the actual music?) I would really like for my high school jazz band to try it too, if we can. |
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Aaron White
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Posts: 1365 Location: Birmingham, Alabama |
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Ya'll might want to check out Dizzy Gillespie; I was listening to some of his old albums, and it seems to me that he was a strong influence on Yoko Kanno's jazz ensemble tracks. I'd imagine your band leaders could dig up some of Gillespie's arrangements, and the result would be pretty close to doing Tank.
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BoygetsfireD
Posts: 475 Location: earth |
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dizzy is awesome
toboe - I never found an arrangement. I just listened to the song over and over and over and counted all the different layers I heard for the drums. the other instruments are (I believe): trumpets trombone bass alto sax probably bari and tenor saxes, too and at the very end of the song theres the soprano sax I don't think theres a guitar keep in mind that this is just guessing, I haven't seen an acutal list for the song. |
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Toboe06
Posts: 30 Location: Duluth, MN |
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Ok, thanks anyway. By the way, I don't know if there are multiple versions of Tank! but the one I have includes a guitar. (It's doubling the bass line, and is kind of hard to hear except for the scratch of the strings.) It also has a gospel organ, and you're right about the percussion; it's likely compiled of a standard drumset, congas, and a shaker and/or maracas.
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BoygetsfireD
Posts: 475 Location: earth |
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yeah, in the version on the c.d. theres a set, congas, a snare drum (with sticks), a snare drum (with brushes), and some other odds and ends
where'd you hear the version with the organ? |
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Dagwood
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If anyone is interested, you can check out this website, it's all about them, rfblues.aaanime.net/Seatbelts . It's really cool and has list of the musicians and other info. Really, if your a fan, you might find this really interesting.
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BoygetsfireD
Posts: 475 Location: earth |
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man, I forgot completely about that site!
its a great site |
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