mystery sound cloud release

Anyone figure out the for sure what that Sound Cloud Special Edition is
on www.isaotomita.com?

What I can tell is neither catalog number (the one on the animated
interface or the one inside when you click it) is correct as both
numbers refer to known albums with different contents. The date
coincides with the Kyoto Sound Cloud and the tracks listed just seem
typical already heard Tomita tracks as far as I can read (though not in
a playing order from another best of as far as I know)... so I guess the
question remains of what is it exactly, something sold at the event or
maybe only a promo they gave away to VIPs at the event? Are they Kyoto
recordings or album recordings or prior concert album recordings?


Anyone have the track list(s) of the Shin Nihon Kikou CD3 single (or
were there 2??). FWIW I was in tokyo shopping around for Tomita releases
in 1995. By then the Sound Cloud album was definitely not in Tokyo (if
it had ever been). As for the Shin Nihon single I saw it at one place,
pulled out the album which was easy to find and compared, as it was
clear it was orchestral I really didn't want to take the risk at all of
buying more of the same, and all the tracks seemed to be on the album.
So I left it at that and never saw the single again.

I seem to have seen and repeated what now I think is bad web info on
"Sennen no Koi - Hikaru Genji Monogatari " as a different DVD-A release.
Am I correct that there is *no* additional DVD-A release of it, just a
regular CD release. (I guess being a film there is a video DVD release
of the movie though)



Finally what other all Classical synth albums (covers of classical
music, not music sort of classical in style) are there from Japan? I can
think of many loose tracks on many albums of other styles but very few
full albums of just classical synth covers.

"Epoch 2" by Suguru Matsutani of Bartok music (digital and not that exceptional)

Electric Satie "Gymnopédie '99" which is more like working satie themes
loosely into different music styles

People have claimed Hideki Matsutake did all classical cover album(s) in
the 70s but I've only run into pop cover albums and original albums by him.

"Aria on the Wiring" by Susumu Hirasawa & Yasumi Tanaka which is very
amusing techno Bach from '79 though only properly released in 1994 (gets
bonus points for vocoder use)

Not quite classical though Ifubuke is respected as a classical composer
-- Anyone have any of the 3 "Godzilla Legend" (AKA "Chronology") synth
cover albums (Makoto Inoue of Hikashu was the synthesist)? They are out
of print and I'd certainly trade copies of something else out of print
for them.

nick
my tomita page at
http://www.artcontext.com/music/artskool/jem/it.html