The Cowboy Bebop anime series was accompanied by a number of soundtrack albums composed by Yoko Kanno and The Seatbelts, a diverse band Kanno formed specifically to create the music for the series, with a principal focus in jazz. The recordings were an international effort with many names attached, including that of recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder.[1]
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Tank! is the opening song for the popular anime series Cowboy Bebop. The song, written by Yoko Kanno and performed by The Seatbelts, has an extensive alto saxophone solo played by Masato Honda, as well as a fill part at the end. The song is a big band jazz piece in a hard bop style with a rhythm portion that combines a double bass and bongo drums.
"Tank!" is primarily an instrumental piece, though it does feature some spoken male vocals (provided by long-time collaborator with Kanno, Tim Jensen) in the introductory portion of the song, thematically jazz in style. The vocal portion provides a lead-in to the instrumental portion, and its final lyrics, "I think it's time we blow this scene. Get everybody and the stuff together. Ok, three, two, one let's jam," signal the beginning bursts of the majority, purely instrumental end of the song.
It has been featured on the soundtracks to the series and as the original opening theme it is somewhat iconic, one of several popular pieces which are still closely associated with the Bebop series. It has also been occasionally used as background music for some international commercials, such as a preview for My Own Worst Enemy.
A piano cover of Tank! appears on GAME, the debut charity album of Piano Squall.
"The Real Folk Blues" is the ending theme for Cowboy Bebop. The song was performed by The Seatbelts, featuring vocals by Mai Yamane. The song was composed and arranged by Yoko Kanno, with lyrics by Yuho Iwasato. The track appears on the series-related album Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless (カウボーイビバップ ビタミンレス Kaubōi Bibappu Bitaminresu ). The song is one of few songs in the series to be sung in Japanese.
The song is not used for the end credits in "Jupiter Jazz, Pt. II" and the finale "The Real Folk Blues". However, an alternate version of the song entitled "See You Space Cowboy" plays during the final episode as the prelude to the climax. It appears on the Cowboy Bebop: Blue album as a bonus track.
Cowboy Bebop | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | May 21, 1998 |
Recorded | Victor Studio Z'd Studio Sound Valley Studio Van Gelder Studio Plus XXXstudio Soundtrack Studio[2] |
Genre | Bebop |
Length | 53:25 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowboy Bebop is the first album created for the series, and the most easily categorized in terms of genre, as an outlet for many of the trademark bebop tracks. It begins with the show's theme song, Tank!. The track Bad Dog No Biscuits, which opens with a cover of the Tom Waits composition Midtown, before diverting wildly in its interpretation.
The album received a 5/5 rating from Allmusic.[3]
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "Tank!" | 3:30 | |||||||
2. | "Rush" | 3:34 | |||||||
3. | "Spokey Dokey" | 4:04 | |||||||
4. | "Bad Dog No Biscuits" | 4:09 | |||||||
5. | "Cat Blues" | 2:35 | |||||||
6. | "Cosmos" | 1:36 | |||||||
7. | "Space Lion" | 7:10 | |||||||
8. | "Waltz for Zizi" | 3:29 | |||||||
9. | "Piano Black" | 2:47 | |||||||
10. | "Pot City" | 2:14 | |||||||
11. | "Too Good Too Bad" | 2:34 | |||||||
12. | "Car24" | 2:49 | |||||||
13. | "The Egg And I" | 2:42 | |||||||
14. | "Felt Tip Pen" | 2:34 | |||||||
15. | "Rain" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 3:23 | |||||
16. | "Digging My Potato" | 2:24 | |||||||
17. | "Memory" (Music box overdubbed) | 1:31 | |||||||
Total length:
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53:25 |
Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | June 3, 1998 |
Length | 28:27 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless (カウボーイビバップ ビタミンレス Kaubōi Bibappu Bitaminresu ) is the first mini-album. It features the end credits theme from the series, The Real Folk Blues.
Like many other commonly revisited motifs in the soundtracks, the track Spy is an alternative approach to You Make Me Cool, which appears on the No Disc album.
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "The Real Folk Blues" | Yuho Iwasato | Mai Yamane | 6:17 | |||||
2. | "Odd Ones" | 3:10 | |||||||
3. | "Doggy Dog" | 3:16 | |||||||
4. | "Cats On Mars" | Gabriela Robin | Gabriela Robin | 2:45 | |||||
5. | "Spy" | 2:03 | |||||||
6. | "Fantaisie Sign" | Carla Vallet | Carla Vallet | 4:59 | |||||
7. | "Piano Bar 1" | 3:23 | |||||||
8. | "Black Coffee" (Bonus Track) | 3:14 | |||||||
Total length:
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28:27 |
Cowboy Bebop No Disc | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | October 21, 1998 |
Recorded | Victor Studio Z'd Studio SoundCityStudio Van Gelder Studio Plus XXXstudio[1] |
Length | 50:23 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowboy Bebop No Disc (カウボーイビバップ ノーディスク Kaubōi Bibappu No Disuku ) is the second soundtrack album, which shows off a demanding stylistic variety unseen in its predecessor, incorporating bluegrassy banjo, heavy metal, Japanese pop, lounge, swing, chorale, and scat-singing among other styles, as well as the usual blues and jazz pieces.
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "American Money" | 1:07 | |||||||
2. | "Fantaisie Sign" | Carla Vallet | Carla Vallet | 5:19 | |||||
3. | "Don't Bother None" | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 3:39 | |||||
4. | "Vitamin A" | 0:10 | |||||||
5. | "Live In Baghdad" | Gabriela Robin | Masaaki Endoh | 3:22 | |||||
6. | "Cats On Mars" | Gabriela Robin | Gabriela Robin | 2:44 | |||||
7. | "Want It All Back" | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 4:10 | |||||
8. | "Bindy" | 2:18 | |||||||
9. | "You Make Me Cool" | Brian Richy | Masayoshi Kogawa | 3:11 | |||||
10. | "Vitamin B" | 0:08 | |||||||
11. | "Green Bird" | Gabriela Robin | Gabriela Robin | 1:53 | |||||
12. | "ELM" | Pierre Bensusan | 5:04 | ||||||
13. | "Vitamin C" | 0:06 | |||||||
14. | "Gateway" | 2:58 | |||||||
15. | "The Singing Sea" | Chris Mosdell | Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch | 4:39 | |||||
16. | "The Egg And You" | 3:42 | |||||||
17. | "Forever Broke" | 3:14 | |||||||
18. | "Power Of Kung Food Remix" (Arranged by DJ Food) | 5:28 | |||||||
Total length:
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50:23 |
Cowboy Bebop Blue | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | May 1, 1999 |
Length | 71:18 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Cowboy Bebop Blue is the third soundtrack album, featuring many vocal pieces, including a setting of the Ave Maria text, performed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Anthony Inglis.[4]
It was released on May 1, 1999 and received a rating of 3.5/5 by Allmusic.[5]
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "Blue" | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 5:04 | |||||
2. | "Words That We Couldn't Say" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 3:29 | |||||
3. | "Autumn in Ganymede" | 3:54 | |||||||
4. | "Mushroom Hunting" (Based on a track by DJ Food, who performed Power of Kung Food Remix on the No Disc album.) | Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch | 3:19 | ||||||
5. | "Go Go Cactus Man" | 2:37 | |||||||
6. | "Chicken Bone" | Gabriela Robin | Sydney with Sister R | 4:56 | |||||
7. | "The Real Man" | 4:00 | |||||||
8. | "N.Y. Rush" | 5:06 | |||||||
9. | "Adieu" | Brian Richy | Emily Bindiger | 5:39 | |||||
10. | "Call Me, Call Me" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 4:43 | |||||
11. | "Ave Maria" | Jerzy Knetig | 5:49 | ||||||
12. | "Stella By Moor" | 1:08 | |||||||
13. | "Flying Teapot" | Tomoko Tane | Emily Bindiger | 3:32 | |||||
14. | "Wo Qui Non Coin" | Gabriela Robin | Aoi Tada | 3:43 | |||||
15. | "Road To The West" | 2:56 | |||||||
16. | "Farewell Blues" | 5:31 | |||||||
17. | "See You Space Cowboy (Not Final Mix Moutain Root)" (Hidden track. An alternative rendition of The Real Folk Blues) | Mai Yamane | 5:55 | ||||||
Total length:
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71:18 |
Ask DNA | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | July 5, 2001 |
Length | 18:37 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Ask DNA was a mini-album released in 2001, an accompaniment to Future Blues. It consists of a few highlights from Cowboy Bebop: The Movie, including the title theme, "Ask DNA", a song which is more pop-oriented than anything else performed by the band.
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "What Planet Is This?" | 2:45 | |||||||
2. | "Ask DNA" | Tim Jensen | Raj Ramayya | 4:52 | |||||
3. | "Cosmic Dare (Pretty with a Pistol)" | Raj Ramayya | Reydana Hill | 4:28 | |||||
4. | "Hamduche" | Hassan Bohmide | Hassan Bohmide | 1:54 | |||||
5. | "Is It Real?" | Tim Jensen | Scott Matthew | 4:40 | |||||
Total length:
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18:37 |
Future Blues | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | August 29, 2001 |
Recorded | Victor Studio Soundcity Studio Crescente Soundtrack Studio Riversound Studio[6] |
Length | 71:11 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Future Blues is the main soundtrack from Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. It explores additional styles even further, such as country-western and Arabic music.
The song 3.14 features Aoi Tada reciting the first 53 digits of pi to a tune. However, toward the end, she appears to say 751582 when the actual sequence is 7510582—easily rectified without disturbing the rhythm of the song. It is unknown whether she made a mistake or merely breathed out the 0 inaudibly.
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "24 Hours Open" | 3:22 | |||||||
2. | "Pushing The Sky" | Jinghiskhanman [7][8] | Mai Yamane | 4:09 | |||||
3. | "Time To Know ~ Be Waltz" | Hideyuki Takahashi | 3:49 | ||||||
4. | "Clutch" | 5:16 | |||||||
5. | "MUSAWE" | Hassan Bohmide | 3:29 | ||||||
6. | "Yo Pumpkin Head" | 4:05 | |||||||
7. | "Diggin'" (Guitar: Kiyoshi Tuchiya) | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 5:07 | |||||
8. | "3.14" | Yoko Kanno [9][10] | Aoi Tada | 1:37 | |||||
9. | "What Planet Is This?!" ((Extended Version)) | Mai Yamane, Mayu Jensen, Tim Jensen, Mataro Misawa (backing vocals) | 4:31 | ||||||
10. | "7 Minutes" | 6:49 | |||||||
11. | "Fingers" | 4:24 | |||||||
12. | "Powder" | 1:30 | |||||||
13. | "Butterfly" | Chris Mosdell | M | 4:59 | |||||
14. | "No Reply" | Tim Jensen [11][12] | Steve Conte | 6:01 | |||||
15. | "Dijurido" | Gabriela Robin | 1:58 | ||||||
16. | "Gotta Knock A Little Harder" | Tim Jensen[13] | Mai Yamane | 5:24 | |||||
17. | "No Money" | Hassan Bohmide | 1:21 | ||||||
18. | "Rain" (Bonus Track, Mai Yamane Version) | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 3:24 | |||||
Total length:
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71:11 |
Cowboy Bebop Tank! THE! BEST! | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | December 22, 2004 |
Length | 51:59 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowboy Bebop Tank! THE! BEST! compiles previously-released material, mostly vocal pieces, with three all-new songs written for the 2005 game, featuring the vocals of Ilaria Graziano. The first pressing of the CD included a bonus sticker. These songs were the last new material released by The Seatbelts.
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Artist | Length | |||||
1. | "Tank! (TV stretch)" | 3:30 | |||||||
2. | "What Planet Is This?!" | 3:31 | |||||||
3. | "Cosmic Dare (Pretty with a Pistol)" | Raj Ramayya | Reydana Hill | 4:29 | |||||
4. | "Diamonds" | Ilaria Graziano | 4:01 | ||||||
5. | "Don't Bother None (TV edit)" | Tim Jensen | 2:55 | ||||||
6. | "Piano Black" | 2:47 | |||||||
7. | "Mushroom Hunting" | Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch | 3:19 | ||||||
8. | "No Reply" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 6:01 | |||||
9. | "Blue" | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 5:04 | |||||
10. | "Einstein Groovin'" | Ilaria Graziano | Ilaria Graziano | 6:19 | |||||
11. | "Pearls" | Ilaria Graziano | Ilaria Graziano | 4:44 | |||||
12. | "Gotta Knock a Little Harder" | Tim Jensen | Mai Yamane | 5:24 | |||||
Total length:
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51:59 |
Cowboy Bebop Remixes: Music for Freelance | |
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Remix album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | June 6, 1999 |
Recorded | Various |
Genre | Jazz, Electronic music |
Length | 40:27 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowboy Bebop Remixes: Music for Freelance (カウボーイ ビバップ リミキシーズ ミュージック フォー フリーランス Kaubōi Bibappu Rimikishīzu Myūjikku Fō Furīransu ) is a collection of songs remixed by popular American and British DJ's, including many from the popular Ninja Tune label. Mr. Scruff spoke to British magazine Impact of his remix of Cat Blues, telling Andrez Bergen that he chose it "as it was a great, old sounding tune, simple with loads of personality. The parts were so well recorded that it was a pleasure to remix! I chopped it up into a kind of stuttering drumbox jazz wobbler."[14]
The premise of the album is that the CD is a recording of a pirate radio station, and each song is humorously introduced by the DJ, in English. These tracks are called the "Radio Free Mars Talks". They are credited as follows:
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No. | Title | Length | |||||||
1. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 1" | 1:13 | |||||||
2. | "Tank! (Luke Vibert Remix)" | 3:37 | |||||||
3. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 2" | 0:39 | |||||||
4. | "Forever Broke (Fila Brazillia Remix)" | 5:23 | |||||||
5. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 3" | 0:35 | |||||||
6. | "Cats on Mars (DMX Krew Remix)" | 3:50 | |||||||
7. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 4" | 0:49 | |||||||
8. | "Piano Black (Ian O'Brien Remix)" | 6:51 | |||||||
9. | "Cat Blues (Mr. Scruff Remix)" | 4:50 | |||||||
10. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 5" | 0:44 | |||||||
11. | "Fe (DJ Vadim Remix)" | 3:50 | |||||||
12. | "Fantaisie Sign (Ian Pooley Remix)" | 5:18 | |||||||
13. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 6" | 0:26 | |||||||
14. | "Space Lion (4 Hero Remix)" | 6:19 | |||||||
15. | "Radio Free Mars Talk 7" | 0:23 | |||||||
Total length:
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40:27 |
Cowgirl Ed | |
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Soundtrack album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | June 21, 2001 |
Length | 18:30 |
Label | Victor Entertainment |
Producer | Yoko Kanno |
Cowgirl Ed is a limited edition Mini-CD. This single came packaged with the first pressing of Future Blues and is currently out of print.
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No. | Title | Length | |||||||
1. | "Goodnight Julia" | 1:56 | |||||||
2. | "PAPA Plastic" | 4:11 | |||||||
3. | "Telephone Shopping" | 0:18 | |||||||
4. | "Kabutoga ni Kodai no Sakana" (The Horseshoe Crab, The Ancient Fish) | 3:42 | |||||||
5. | "Slipper Sleaze" | 3:32 | |||||||
6. | "23 Hanashi" (Episode 23) | 4:51 | |||||||
Total length:
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18:30 |
Cowboy Bebop Boxed Set | |
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Compilation album by The Seatbelts | |
Released | June 21, 2002 |
The Cowboy Bebop Boxed Set includes four regular size CDs, one bonus Mini CD, and a 52 page booklet (in Japanese). The booklet includes interesting trivia, track listing, interviews, and lyrics. Disks 1, 2 and 3 contain new and previously released tracks from the series, performed by The Seatbelts. Disk 4 contains live tracks from The Seatbelts on tour, as well as some unreleased movie tracks. The dialogue tracks are not songs, rather, they are vocal samples taken directly from the Japanese version of the series. It was released on June 21, 2002, and is now out of production.
The boxed set received an enthusiastic 4/5 review from Allmusic, citing its eclectic blend of genres and an appeal going beyond anime fans to "any adventurous listener", but also mentioned that the spoken dialogue tracks detracted from its accessibility.[15]
The scripts for the dialogue tracks are credited to Shinichiro Watanabe and Dai Sato and the translation was done by Agnes S. Kaku.
Tracks in bold are exclusive to this boxed set.
Disc 1 | |||||||||
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Vocals | Length | |||||
1. | "Dialogue 1-1" | 00:30 | |||||||
2. | "Tank! (TV Edit)" | 01:32 | |||||||
3. | "Dialogue 1-2" | 00:16 | |||||||
4. | "Want It All Back (clavinet hater version)" | Tim Jensen | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 04:01 | |||||
5. | "Sax Quartet" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:01 | |||||||
6. | "Dialogue 1-3" | 00:27 | |||||||
7. | "Encore un Verre" | Valentin Coupeau | Valentin Coupeau | 02:49 | |||||
8. | "March For Koala" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:01 | |||||||
9. | "Dialogue 1-4" | 00:23 | |||||||
10. | "Felt Tip Pen" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:39 | |||||||
11. | "The Egg and You" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:39 | |||||||
12. | "Dialogue 1-5" | 00:24 | |||||||
13. | "Pot City II (Yab's Dub)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:18 | |||||||
14. | "Dialogue 1-6" | 00:37 | |||||||
15. | "NY Rush" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 05:03 | |||||||
16. | "Dialogue 1-7" | 00:09 | |||||||
17. | "Fe" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:58 | |||||||
18. | "Piano Black" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:47 | |||||||
19. | "Dialogue 1-8" | 00:11 | |||||||
20. | "Spokey Dokey (alternate take)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:33 | |||||||
21. | "Forever Broke" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:14 | |||||||
22. | "Dialogue 1-9" | 00:10 | |||||||
23. | "Road to the West (with rhythm)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:53 | |||||||
24. | "Dialogue 1-10" | 00:29 | |||||||
25. | "Meteor" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:51 | |||||||
26. | "Dialogue 1-11" | 00:09 | |||||||
27. | "Digging My Potato" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:15 | |||||||
28. | "Dialogue 1-12" | 00:11 | |||||||
29. | "Rain (demo version)" | Tim Jensen | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 03:24 | |||||
30. | "Dialogue 1-13" | 00:20 | |||||||
31. | "Green Bird" | Gabriela Robin | Gabriela Robin | 01:54 |
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Vocals | Length | |||||
1. | "Dialogue 2-1" | 00:34 | |||||||
2. | "Cats on Mars" | Gabriela Robin | Gabriela Robin | 02:45 | |||||
3. | "Doggy Dog II" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:47 | |||||||
4. | "Doggy Dog III" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:50 | |||||||
5. | "Dialogue 2-2" | 00:18 | |||||||
6. | "Piano Bar I" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:04 | |||||||
7. | "Give And Take" | Sydney Thiam | Sydney Thiam | 05:12 | |||||
8. | "Dialogue 2-3" | 00:04 | |||||||
9. | "Cat Blues" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:35 | |||||||
10. | "Dialogue 2-4" | 00:31 | |||||||
11. | "The Singing Sea II" | Cris Mosdell | Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch | 04:23 | |||||
12. | "Dialogue 2-5" | 00:25 | |||||||
13. | "ELM" | Pierre Bensusan | 05:04 | ||||||
14. | "Waltz For Zizi" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:30 | |||||||
15. | "Dialogue 2-6" | 00:08 | |||||||
16. | "Kawaisouna Fei" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:07 | |||||||
17. | "Farewell Blues (alternate take)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:30 | |||||||
18. | "Dialogue 2-7" | 00:51 | |||||||
19. | "Words That We Couldn't Say" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 03:28 | |||||
20. | "Dialogue 2-8" | 00:09 | |||||||
21. | "Space Lion (orgel version)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:34 | |||||||
22. | "Waste Land" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:52 | |||||||
23. | "Dialogue 2-9" | 00:44 | |||||||
24. | "Goodnight Julia" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:49 | |||||||
25. | "Space Lion" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 07:07 |
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Vocals | Length | |||||
1. | "Dialogue 3-1" | 00:09 | |||||||
2. | "Go Go Cactus Man (guitar version)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 00:55 | |||||||
3. | "Dialogue 3-2" | 00:13 | |||||||
4. | "Too Good Too Bad" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:35 | |||||||
5. | "Dialogue 3-3" | 00:07 | |||||||
6. | "Eyeball" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:02 | |||||||
7. | "Dialogue 3-4" | 00:12 | |||||||
8. | "Yuenchi" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:45 | |||||||
9. | "On The Run" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:50 | |||||||
10. | "Dialogue 3-5" | 00:25 | |||||||
11. | "23 Hanashi" ((Episode 23)) | 04:52 | |||||||
12. | "Dialogue 3-6" | 00:05 | |||||||
13. | "Don't Bother None (long version)" | Tim Jensen | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 05:02 | |||||
14. | "Dialogue 3-7" | 00:25 | |||||||
15. | "W0 Qui Non Coin (Tada Ed Aoi)" | Gabriela Robin | Aoi Tada | 02:36 | |||||
16. | "Kawaisouna Fei (Lip Cream)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:04 | |||||||
17. | "Call Me Call Me" | Tim Jensen | Steve Conte | 04:43 | |||||
18. | "Dialogue 3-8" | 00:25 | |||||||
19. | "Memory" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:31 | |||||||
20. | "Adieu (long version)" | Brian Richy | Emily Bindiger | 06:13 | |||||
21. | "Dialogue 3-9" | 00:21 | |||||||
22. | "See You Space Cowboys Not Final Mix Mountain Root" | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 05:56 | |||||
23. | "Dialogue 3-10" | 00:19 | |||||||
24. | "Blue" | Tim Jensen | 山根麻衣 (Mai Yamane) | 05:02 |
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No. | Title | Length | |||||||
1. | "Tank! (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:01 | |||||||
2. | "Rush (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:13 | |||||||
3. | "What Planet is This (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:53 | |||||||
4. | "Too Good Too Bad (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 02:31 | |||||||
5. | "Bad Dog No Biscuit (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 04:31 | |||||||
6. | "Call Me Call Me (live)" (Steve Conte) | 05:20 | |||||||
7. | "Mushroom Hunting (live)" (Mai Yamane) | 04:09 | |||||||
8. | "The Real Folk Blues (live)" (Mai Yamane) | 06:08 | |||||||
9. | "Piano solo (live)" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 07:52 | |||||||
10. | "Ask DNA" (Raju Ramayya) | 04:52 | |||||||
11. | "SF Game Center" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:27 | |||||||
12. | "Rouya" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 03:38 | |||||||
13. | "Old School Game" (Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts) | 01:04 |
8 cm Mini-CD | |||||||||
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Vocals | Length | |||||
1. | "Sasurai no Cowboy (Tada Ed Aoi)" | ナベシン&ヨーコ (Nabeshin & Yoko) | TADA "ED" AOI | 03:18 | |||||
2. | "Miwaku no Horse Riding" | ナベシン&ヨーコ (Nabeshin & Yoko) | EBARA "ANDY" MASASHI | 02:44 | |||||
3. | "Sasurai No Cowboy (Inu To Utau Karaoke)" | Inu To Utau | アイン (Ein) | 03:19 |
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