Early PS2 weirdness with a surprisingly stacked music roster. TVDJ's official soundtrack splits between Chokkaku's funky, off-kilter compositions and RAM's harder electronic cuts, and the contrast actually works. Disorder opens with this glitchy energy that tells you immediately this isn't a normal game soundtrack.
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RAM's ACID MOON goes full acid house in a way that feels genuinely committed, not just referencing the genre. AYA's vocal tracks like Being with U bring this smooth R&B flavor that rounds out the whole package. Motoki Funayama's character themes are goofy and theatrical in the best way.
The BBB theme arrangements show how one idea can stretch across totally different moods. If you miss when PS2 games took wild creative swings with their soundtracks, this delivers exactly that energy.