A tiny, bizarre promotional disc that's more curiosity than soundtrack. The home version medley by KONAMI compresses pop'n music 9's highlights into one condensed run, which works as a sampler but leaves you wanting the full tracks.
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Tamura Yukari's radio-style segments (opening, corner talk, ending) give it this intimate, late-night broadcast feel. "ひとりでポプれるもん♪" is Tamura being adorably defiant about solo pop'n sessions. "セイシュンIng" gets a proper original long version that lets the arrangement open up.
It's six tracks. That's it. More of a time capsule than an album. But if you're deep in the pop'n rabbit hole, you'll want to hear it anyway.