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Taiko no Tatsujin Sorairo Ver. Premium CD

2014 · Arcade

Phoenix alone makes this entire premium CD worth it. Taiko no Tatsujin Sorairo Ver. packs some of the hardest original Namco compositions from the arcade era into one collection. Phoenix builds from this classical piano intro into a full orchestral assault that rhythm game players still consider a benchmark for difficulty and composition.

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Zero No Nocturne goes dark and dramatic with gothic vocal work that hits different in a drumming game. The prototype versions of Nightmare Survivor and Sora-Vi Hinotori are fascinating if you're into hearing how these tracks evolved before release.

Even the theremin concerto piece is wild. If you've ever cleared a 10-star song in Taiko and felt invincible, these are the tracks that built that feeling.

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26 tracks

  1. 1Zero No Nocturne
  2. 2Zero No Nocturne (Off Vocal Ver.)
  3. 3Houjou Yayoi
  4. 4Houjou Yayoi (Off Vocal Ver.)
  5. 5Phoenix
  6. 6Phoenix (Off Vocal Ver.)
  7. 7Phoenix (Temporary Vocal Ver.)
  8. 8Jikuuchou Jikuu Ikka Feat. Unmo
  9. 9Jikuuchou Jikuu Ikka Feat. Unmo (Off Vocal Ver.)
  10. 10Nightmare Survivor
  11. 11Nightmare Survivor (Prototype Ver.)
  12. 12Sora-Vi Hinotori
  13. 13Sora-Vi Hinotori (Prototype Ver.)
  14. 14Haryu
  15. 15Lisdoonvarna no Tasogare
  16. 16Angel Dream
  17. 17Angel Dream (Off Vocal Ver.)
  18. 18Kimi No Planet
  19. 19Haru No Yume
  20. 20Theremin Kyousoukyoku Dai42gakushou Hisou
  21. 21Theremin Kyousoukyoku Dai42gakushou Hisou (Prototype Ver.)
  22. 22Ramen De Yo-Men!!
  23. 23Ramen De Yo-Men!! (Voice Track)
  24. 24Koibumi 2000 (Prototype Ver.)
  25. 25Koibumi 2000 (Temporary Vocal Ver.)
  26. 262000 Series Shinkyoku Porori (Donkama 2000)