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Contents Introduction The long-established Nippon Columbia presents its "Anime Song Bible," now available on Blu-spec CD2!! Beginning with the release of "Leo no Uta/Sung by Mieko Hirota," the ending theme song for "Jungle Emperor," considered Japan's first full-fledged color television anime series, on December 1, 1965, 2015 marked the 50th anniversary of Nippon Columbia's production and release of television anime theme songs (anime songs). Over these 50 years, Nippon Columbia has delivered numerous national hit songs such as "Space Battleship Yamato," "Candy Candy," and "Dragon Ball," leading the world of animation and the anime songs that color these works, which are now attracting attention from around the globe. It is no exaggeration to say that Columbia's history of anime songs is one aspect of the history of Japanese anime songs. To commemorate this 50th anniversary, this 2-CD set features 50 carefully selected, exquisite songs that shine brightly in the history of anime songs. This collection features a selection of iconic songs from Columbia's extensive catalog that everyone should know. It's a must-have item that can be enjoyed across generations. [Scheduled Tracks] 1. Leo's Song Sung by Mieko Hirota "Jungle Emperor" 2. The Genie's Song Sung by Yuri Shimazaki "The Genie's Song" 3. Tiger Mask Sung by Hiroshi Nitta "Tiger Mask" 4. Honeybee Hutch Sung by Yuri Shimazaki "Honeybee Hutch" 5. Dai-chan's Counting Song Sung by Yoshimi Yoshida "Inakappe Taisho" 6. Obake no Q-taro Sung by Junko Hori "New Obake no Q-taro" 7. Mysterious Melmo Sung by Chikako Idehara "Mysterious Melmo" 8. Triton of the Sea (Go! Go! Triton) Sung by Hideki Yuki "Triton of the Sea" 9. Devilman's Song Sung by Keizo Toda "Devilman" 10. Gatchaman's Song Sung by Masato Shimon "Science Ninja Team Gatchaman" 11. Dokonjo Gaeru (Gutsy Frog) - Sung by Susumu Ishikawa ("Dokonjo Gaeru") 12. Mazinger Z - Sung by Ichiro Mizuki ("Mazinger Z") 13. Babel II - Sung by Ichiro Mizuki ("Babel II") 14. Midori no Hidamari (Green Sunny Spot) - Sung by Mitchy and the Chatters ("Rocky Chuck the Mountain Mouse") 15. Cutie Honey - Sung by Yoko Maekawa ("Cutie Honey") 16. Oshiete (Tell Me) - Sung by Kayoko Iju ("Heidi, Girl of the Alps") 17. Majokko Meg-chan (Little Witch Meg-chan) - Sung by Yoko Maekawa ("Majokko Meg-chan") 18. Getter Robo! - Sung by Isao Sasaki ("Getter Robo") 19. Uchuu Senkan Yamato (Space Battleship Yamato) - Sung by Isao Sasaki ("Space Battleship Yamato") 20. Yoake no Michi (The Road at Dawn) - Sung by Kumiko Osugi ("A Dog of Flanders") 21. La Seine no Hoshi (Star of the Seine) DISC-2 1. La Seine no Hoshi 22. Tonchinkanchin Ikkyu-san 23. Ikkyu-san 24. Marco of the Grasslands 25. Osugi Kumiko 26. Candy Candy 27. Horie Mitsuko 28. Voltes V no Uta 28. Horie Mitsuko 29. Chodenji Machine Voltes V 28. Captain Harlock 29. Mizuki Ichiro 29. Lupin III no Theme 20. Pete Mac Jr. 29. Lupin III no Theme 20. DISC-2 1. Galaxy Express 999 28. Sasaki Isao 29. 2. Dare ga Tame ni 29. Narita Ken 29. Cyborg 009 3. Doraemon no Uta 28. Osugi Kumiko 29. Doraemon no Uta 20. Galaxy Express 999 10. EXPRESS 999 - Vocals and performance by Godiego - From the movie "Galaxy Express 999" 5. Dream Boatman - Vocals by Yukihide Takekawa - From "Captain Future" 6. Coming Home To Terra - Vocals by Da Capo - From the movie "Toward the Terra" 7. Thank You - Vocals by 99Harmony - From "Captain" 8. Become the Wind! - Vocals by Kinya Hori - From "Ganbare Genki" 9. Wai Wai World - Vocals by Ado Mizumori - From "Dr. Slump Arale-chan" 10. Cobra - Vocals by Yoko Maeno - From "Space Cobra" 11. Midnight Submarine - Vocals by HARRY - From "Future Police Urashiman" 12. Love Comes Suddenly - Vocals by Mitsuko Horie - From "Aishite Knight" 13. Come On, Perman - Vocals by Katsue Miwa - From "Perman" 14. Kinnikuman Go 15. Fight! Vocals/Akira Kushida "Kinnikuman" 16. Makafushigi Adventure Vocals/Hiroki Takahashi "Dragon Ball" 17. Pegasus Fantasy Vocals/MAKE-UP "Saint Seiya" 18. CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA Vocals/Hironobu Kageyama "Dragon Ball Z" 19. Hajimete no Chu Vocals/Anshin Papa "Kiteretsu Daihyakka" 10. Ore Taruruuto Vocals/TARAKO "Magical Taruruuto-kun" 21. Moonlight Densetsu Vocals/DALI "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon" 22. Nbaba Love Song Vocals/TOME "Nangoku Shonen Papuwa-kun" 23. We Are! Vocals/Hiroshi Kitadani "One Piece" 24. Hamtaro Tottoko Uta Vocals/Ham-chanz "Tottoko Hamtaro" *Please note that in this section, only the main vocalist and unit name are listed for the singer. Media Reviews and More: This anime song collection is released to commemorate the 50th anniversary (as of 2015) of Nippon Columbia, a long-established producer of anime songs, beginning with the production and release of theme songs for television anime. It features a selection of the many theme songs that Columbia has released to the world, starting with "Jungle Emperor" in 1965. A collection of masterpieces that shine brightly in the history of anime songs. (C)RS