Chiharu Sugiyama and Masako Ishii scored a game about a twelve-year-old piloting a fifty-meter robot via remote control, and the music is exactly as fun as that sounds. This PS1 soundtrack from the proto-Sandlot team channels 70s super robot anime with big brass fanfares and marching themes that feel like Saturday morning cartoons with teeth.
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"Outbreak of War! Robot Armageddon" sets the tone immediately. "March! Keino Garrison" has this military pomp that's endearing rather than serious. "The Hanger with Chest in Uproar" goes full chaotic energy. Then "Goodbye Robot Corps" hits you with unexpected sentimentality.
The CD audio quality means these tracks sound gorgeous for PS1 era. If you ever loved Tetsujin 28 or Giant Robo, this is your soundtrack.