Since its great music with non-sensical and sometimes amusing lyrics.
speedy speed boy, baby its burning, oh speedy speed body, baby ohhhh ohhh nightttttttttttttttttttttttt
or however it goes, gotta love bill rogers, or, watever his name was, hah, havent watched much initial D lately
Dave. Rodgers.
I really really like Fahrenheit Euronight from Super Eurobeat 163. I also believe I was the only one on the planet who liked Don't Make Me Cry on SEB 159. (´ー｀)
Eurobeat is best enjoyed while you watch a car being driven sideways.
Eurobeat is best enjoyed while driving a car sideways.
>>5
"I don't remember officer, I heard 'Love Is In Danger,' then everything went black."
>>3
I don't know shit about Eurobeat (Though if the music in Initial D is Eurobeat, then I like it), but I can't stop myself from asking: Super Eurobeat 163? As in, there were 162 other volumes before that?
>>7
Really looks like it, by the reference to a number 159.
Yeah Eurobeat is a unique Genre. THe reason why is that it's muscians and prductions is usualy in Europe. BUt nearly all of the attention to the Genre is in Japan. This is why most of the songs are usually are in English. The Japanease version of Intial D does bring intense songs of the Genre. Night of FIre, Space Boy, Speedy Speed Boy, and of course No one sleep in Tokyo have become commons songs to those of the American Eurobeat areas. I managed to grab several songs from the SEB (Super EuroBeat) songs of Intial D, and the entire Euromach cd's into my Ipod (I won't give the details. It should be easy to buy it if your got enough Geek in your blood.) Of course the Genre does sound like Hi NRG and other Euro genres like Italian Disco.
I myself have put over 2 gigs worth of Eurobeat on my Ipod. I am still not done, I will continue to hunt, buy and look for every cool song to Eurobeat.
ON a side note. I think Para Para Dancing to be one of the weridest dancings ever. Eurobeat was meant to be used while driving.