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Pink Project is the name of an Italo disco production created, like its contemporary Kano, by italian composer/keyboardist/producer Stefano Pulga, together with his colleagues Luciano Ninzatti (also guitarist/programmer), Matteo Bonsanto (keyboardist) and sound engineer Massimo Noe. Their biggest hit, which also provided them with their name, was a mashup - one of the very first such creations, actually, in Italy - entitled "Disco Project". "Disco Project" was born out of the mixes that Pulga used to create during his club nights. In early 1982, he and Ninzatti had realized that Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall (Part II), which was a big hit in Italy in that period, and The Alan Parsons Project's equally popular "Mammagamma" had the same tempo and, in some sections, the same key. Plus, APP's instrumentals were often mistaken for Pink Floyd by Italian club goers and 'dance' fans in general.
"Radiorama - Vampires", "Round One - In Zaire", "Den Harrow - To Meet Me", "Fun Fun - Give Me Your Love" and more... are the songs which included on the 6th volume of "I Love Disco Diamonds", released in 2001 by Spain's Blanco y Negro label. This is part of one of the most extensive Euro-dance (Italo Disco) series available. Since the series is so extensive, you can bet there's plenty of filler, and that's definitely the case here.
Tour de JAPON music from FINAL FANTASY is a concert tour featuring music from the Final Fantasy video game series that toured Japan from March 12 to April 16, 2004. The concert was built upon the success of 20020220 music from FINAL FANTASY and featured numerous unreleased tracks during its tour.
The Yokohama performance (March 12, 2004) was recorded and released exclusively on DVD to fanclub members residing in Japan. It is the only source of unreleased arrangements, "Bombing Mission", "Zanarkand", "Ronfaure", "Not Alone", "Main Theme" (Final Fantasy V), and "Opera 'Mario and Draco'".
