Braxton Burks – Johto Legends: Music From Pokémon Gold & Silver
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Materia Collective – none |
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US |
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Stage & Screen |
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Video Game Music |
Tracklist
| A1 | Journey To Johto (Overture) | |
| A2 | The Adventure Begins | |
| A3 | A Morning In New Bark Town | |
| A4 | Route 29 | |
| A5 | Battle! Wild Pokémon (Johto Version) | |
| A6 | Violet City | |
| A7 | Sprout Tower | |
| A8 | Battle! Pokémon Trainer (Johto Version) | |
| B1 | Johto Pokémon Gym | |
| B2 | Battle! Johto Gym Leader | |
| B3 | Azalea Town | |
| B4 | Trouble At Slowpoke Well | |
| B5 | Battle! Team Rocket Grunt | |
| B6 | Goldenrod City | |
| B7 | National Park | |
| B8 | Ecruteak City | |
| C1 | The Burned Tower | |
| C2 | A Tale Of Three Beasts I. The Fire | |
| C3 | A Tale Of Three Beasts II. Resurrection | |
| C4 | A Tale Of Three Beasts III. Encounter | |
| C5 | Lake Of Rage | |
| C6 | Team Rocket Strikes Back | |
| C7 | Dark Cave | |
| D1 | Battle With Ho-Oh | |
| D2 | Whirl Islands (Surf Theme) | |
| D3 | Lugia's Song | |
| D4 | Battle! Rival Trainer (Johto Version) | |
| D5 | Final Showdown! Pokémon Champion Battle | |
| D6 | Ending Theme | |
| D7 | Epilogue | |
| D8 | The Road To Johto Falls (Route 26) |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright © – The Pokémon Company
- Licensed Through – Re:Discover, Inc.
- Licensed Through – Loudr
- Mastered At – Infrasonic Sound
- Made By – Iam8bit
- Manufactured By – Precision Record Pressing – 10-84407
- Pressed By – GZ Media – 171898E
Credits
- Arranged By [Additional Arrangements] – Eric Buchholz
- Arranged By [Additional Arrangements], Guitar – Jules Conroy
- Arranged By, Producer – Braxton Burks
- Artwork – Ryan Brinkerhoff
- Cello – Andrew Stern
- Clarinet – Peter Anthony Smith
- Executive Producer – Sebastian Wolff (3)
- Flute, Piccolo Flute – Laura Intravia
- French Horn – Marc Papeghin
- Mastered By – Dave Gardner (2)
- Mixed By, Edited By – Chris Vaughn (2)
- Music By [Themes] – Junichi Masuda
- Oboe, English Horn, Woodwind [Japanese Winds], Flute [Pennywhistle] – Kristin Naigus
- Piano – Augustine Mayuga Gonzales
- Tenor Saxophone – insaneintherainmusic
- Trombone – Daniel Romberger
- Trumpet – John Robert Matz
- Violin – Patti Rudisill
Notes
Orchestral arrangements of music from the games Pokémon Gold & Silver.
This edition comes in a gatefold sleeve with two different inner sleeves: one is gold and the other one is silver.
This edition comes in a gatefold sleeve with two different inner sleeves: one is gold and the other one is silver.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Sticker, Printed): 8 52428 00779 2
- Barcode (Sticker, Scanned): 852428007792
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): 10-84407 / 8BIT-8077 - A 171898E1/A
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): 10-84407 / 8BIT-8077 - B 171898E2/A
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C): 10-84407 / 8BIT-8077 - C 171898E3/B
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D): 10-84407 / 8BIT-8077 - D 171898E4/A
Other Versions (3)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission
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Johto Legends (Music From "Pokémon Gold And Silver") (30×File, MP3, Album) | Materia Collective | MCOL-0060 | USA, Canada & Europe | 2018 | ||
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New Submission
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Johto Legends (CD, Album, Digipack) | Materia Collective | MCOL-0060-CD | US | 2018 | ||
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New Submission
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Johto Legends: Music From Pokémon Gold & Silver (LP, Gold, LP, Silver, All Media, Album, Limited Edition) | Materia Collective | 8BIT-8077 | US | 2018 |
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Reviews
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I love what they've done here but the crackles and pops and clicks are just too much on the first disc, totally takes me out of it. Will try a replacement. -
There's some slight surface noise like others have mentioned but otherwise a fantastic pressing of AN AMAZING arrangement. Braxton snapped. -
Edited 3 years agoDespite some slight surface noise in the beginning, it’s quite a great pressing! Such a unique look and awesome packing! Really one of the highlights of my collection.
The music brings me back to a sentimental time so nostalgia might blind me a bit but the orchestration and arrangements are fantastic! Reminds me of when I brought my DS and copy of Pokémon Heart Gold with me when I was younger to see the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Mann with my family, got stung by a wasp before we went there but such sweet sweet memories. -
Fantastic sound quality. Spinning with an Ortofon 2M Blue - not hearing any sound issues whatsoever. The sound stage is phenomenal -
My copy unfortunately has several really rough pops throughout the first disc. The second seems fine. Other than that, the pressing sounds fantastic and the music is incredible!
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+ Great pressing, very faint surface noise in some spots.
+ The orchestral music shines in a good setup. Listening to the different pieces from flutes to the trumpet to the wind chimes are so graceful and majestic.
+ Great renditions of the Pokemon classics.
- No tracklist on sleeves a bit of a bummer. I love to look at the artwork as I listen to albums.
If you like the Pokemon music it is brought to life beautifully in this release!
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Edited 6 years agoI have preordered it back in June 2017, it should have arrived by November/December 2017. It is now June 2018 and I finally have it in my hands! I had already listened to Braxton's work on Spotify and it is just impressive.
This album records a journey through the Johto region and will bring you back to your childhood with fantastic orchestrations of the original music by Junichi Masuda.
Moreover I found adding Lugia's Song from Pokémon 2: The Power Of One a winning choice: this orchestrated version is probably the best revisiting I have ever heard.
If you love jazz, like me, you would fall in love with "Team Rocket Strikes Back": Jules Conroy's guitar, impressive.
Talking about the vinyl itself it is very quiet, with practically no surface noise, which is important for a vinyl like this one, also the artwork is absolutely beautiful: a piece of art.
To be honest I loved the idea to have a gold and a silver vinyl as they were announced in the first place (when I preordered them they were d as gold and silver vinyl) but also this black and withe version is good.
Concluding I would say that this amazing work deserved a really good quality vinyl pressing and this one is a very good one, it worthed the wait.
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