So glad to see some love to Gurumin - it is such an underrated game, as is it's soundtrack. Thank you to all those who composed these arrangements and to Wataru Ishibashi for originally composing them.
Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure means so much to me. More than I can reasonably put into words. For now, I'll just say thank you so much to all of the INCREDIBLE arrangers/composers who joined me on this project as well as the two FANTASTIC artists who gave this their all. And thank you all for listening to our labor of love! Guru Guru Jam! Forever!
It was such an honour to participate in this tribute to one of my favourite game soundtracks, and a truly charming game. A huge thank you to Philip for organising and mastering the album, and to everyone else who contributed. To those who listened, thanks for sticking with our self-indulgent arrangements! There will be more.
NO WAY, I literally just got done replaying Gurumin on the 3DS! I was filled with a bittersweet rush of pride when I finally got the true ending. A melancholic victory for sure, since I was well aware this game hasn't gotten any new content aside from re-releases, so it seemed by time with Parin and friends was over... Then I see THIS. You have no idea how happy I was. I literally procrastinated on watching it because it was just... too much to handle. Seriously, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much. I may not have known the guy personally, but I'm certain you made Wataru Ishibashi proud.
This game has been on my backlog for a while, but I hadn't played it when this album dropped. I finally got to it a couple weeks ago, so here I am. Thank you guys for the effort put into this project. Definitely a game and soundtrack that deserves the tribute and attention!
It was such a pleasure to be part of this project! I never would've played Gurumin if I wasn't invited to arrange for this project. I didn't expect to contribute so much to it but I ended up performing on a total of four tracks ahaha. And remember, Gurumin is the only good Falcom game.
I played through Gurumin last year. I'm happy to see a niche, small game like that draw this kind of enthusiasm so far down the line, and for Ishibashi to receive a tribute as well (his output really stands out in this era of Falcom music to me). It shows that people care and that is a beautiful thing.
this album is really incredible. i honestly have no familiarity with the original source material, but these arrangements are excellent. i think my favs are the atmospheric 'the phantom world' and the epic that is 'rocky nebula'. whatever is going on with the time signature in that one is really cool. lots of special stuff here.
Don't know how I missed this, but I am ALL OVER this! I'm going to be jamming to this for a long time, I think. Thank you all so much for paying tribute to what is low-key one of Falcom's best and most diverse soundtracks! Only briefly listened to some of what you've done, but it all sounds fantastic!
![FULL ALBUM [Part 1]: ZeroRanger Arranged Album -GREEN ARRANGE-](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tY7YFFX927s/mqdefault.jpg)
![FULL ALBUM [Part 1]: ZeroRanger Arranged Album -GREEN ARRANGE-](/img/tr.png)
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So glad to see some love to Gurumin - it is such an underrated game, as is it's soundtrack. Thank you to all those who composed these arrangements and to Wataru Ishibashi for originally composing them.
so incredibly amazing, something for everyone involved to be very proud of! i thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it!
Such an underrated game and soundtrack! This tribute is lovely💜
Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure means so much to me. More than I can reasonably put into words. For now, I'll just say thank you so much to all of the INCREDIBLE arrangers/composers who joined me on this project as well as the two FANTASTIC artists who gave this their all.
And thank you all for listening to our labor of love!
Guru Guru Jam! Forever!
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Amazing tribute video for one of the 16 Gurumin fans on the planet (I'm one of them)
It was such an honour to participate in this tribute to one of my favourite game soundtracks, and a truly charming game. A huge thank you to Philip for organising and mastering the album, and to everyone else who contributed. To those who listened, thanks for sticking with our self-indulgent arrangements! There will be more.
This was a really rewarding tribute to be a part of, and everyone had brilliant takes on the material!
NO WAY, I literally just got done replaying Gurumin on the 3DS! I was filled with a bittersweet rush of pride when I finally got the true ending. A melancholic victory for sure, since I was well aware this game hasn't gotten any new content aside from re-releases, so it seemed by time with Parin and friends was over...
Then I see THIS.
You have no idea how happy I was. I literally procrastinated on watching it because it was just... too much to handle. Seriously, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much. I may not have known the guy personally, but I'm certain you made Wataru Ishibashi proud.
This game has been on my backlog for a while, but I hadn't played it when this album dropped. I finally got to it a couple weeks ago, so here I am. Thank you guys for the effort put into this project. Definitely a game and soundtrack that deserves the tribute and attention!
It was such a pleasure to be part of this project! I never would've played Gurumin if I wasn't invited to arrange for this project. I didn't expect to contribute so much to it but I ended up performing on a total of four tracks ahaha. And remember, Gurumin is the only good Falcom game.
I played through Gurumin last year. I'm happy to see a niche, small game like that draw this kind of enthusiasm so far down the line, and for Ishibashi to receive a tribute as well (his output really stands out in this era of Falcom music to me). It shows that people care and that is a beautiful thing.
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Awesome that you were able to get enough people together to make an album out of this very underrated game.
I’ve never played or even heard of this game but this album is really cool. Thanks for this! I’ll do some research and check out this game now.
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Music is once again very cool
I just got into this game a month ago what is - damn.
wataru ishibashi 😢❤
this album is really incredible. i honestly have no familiarity with the original source material, but these arrangements are excellent. i think my favs are the atmospheric 'the phantom world' and the epic that is 'rocky nebula'. whatever is going on with the time signature in that one is really cool. lots of special stuff here.
i can’t believe this is a real thing, Gurumin fans are eating
Don't know how I missed this, but I am ALL OVER this! I'm going to be jamming to this for a long time, I think. Thank you all so much for paying tribute to what is low-key one of Falcom's best and most diverse soundtracks! Only briefly listened to some of what you've done, but it all sounds fantastic!
This was the second or third game I ever played so seeing this made me smile (and maybe tear up a bit at Tokarons theme)
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amazing work!
thank you so much!!!
this is amazing!!
could you share the music sheets?
All of the music in this project was produced in various Digital Audio Workstations, so unfortunately we don't have any sheet music. Sorry!
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You heard em. This fantastic project did that to em and rightfully so