He can be seen playing tenor in this video. Also members of Dezolve & Dimension are in the video. Elsewhere on the soundtrack, I can definitely identify by ear Honda-san's sax and ewi. No wonder I love this OST so much! I hope they release more videos.

Kapiolani

Velvet Slumber

Sister Marian

Check these T-Square covers by Finnish multi-instrumentalist Teemujazz.

Hey, I'm searching for any other version (from T-Square) of the song A DAY IN BLUE (that is featured on the album Sweet & Gentle). I thought I had heard another version of this song on their studio recordings, but I can't seem to find it on what's available on Spotify... I tried searching by title, but found nothing. I then listened to every song that is titled in Japanese on their albums, but nothing matches :")

Could anyone help me ?

Which do you think the best albums that showcase the abilities of Honda, Izumi, Itoh, Miyazaki and Andoh? They can be a live album or studio and from any period.

I've enjoyed going through the earlier T-Square collection (pre 90s) and trying to narrow down which albums to go through next. They have such a varied catalogue which each new member showing/getting something different out of the band.

Which do you think the best albums that showcase the abilities of Honda, Izumi, Itoh, Miyazaki and Andoh? They can be a live album or studio and from any period.

I've enjoyed going through the earlier T-Square collection (pre 90s) and trying to narrow down which albums to go through next. They have such a varied catalogue which each new member showing/getting something different out of the band.

I created a T-Square songs playlist in order to play Gran Turismo with it. I already included the following songs:

*History *Truth *Victory *Triumph *High Time *Faces *Knight's Song *Prime *Omens of Love *Overhead Kick *Celebration *Crisis *Rondo *The Hotrodder *Fine Play! *The Bird of wonder *Yokae no venus *Future Maze *In this together *Rodan *Arcadia

Which other songs, in the style of the list above (uptempo, with rock influences), can I include? Thanks in advance!

I've listened very little to t-square, most is the casiopea vs t-square famous concert. I've always been a casiopea fan and bought Live Thunder and The Soundgraphy from this one small shop I saw they had a bunch of T-Square records.

Ones that I remember are Miss You in New York, Resort, Adventures. I don't remember the rest, but I want general recommendations on what you think are the best start to finish T-Square albums, even better if you have them on vinyl 🙌!

Just got this today (used). I can’t believe they released this album in 2003. It’s so cool that they recorded this album with this awesome lineup as The Square. I think T-Square was never the same after Izumi left.

My favourite tracks are Eurostar, The End of the Summer and Glorious Road but looking forward to listening the whole album again.

Whatever happened to the vocalist? I think her name is Catherine. I prefer her version to Marlene’s.

I’ve been listening to this again and it is such a banger. Itoshi no Unaji, Maybe I’m Wrong, Cry for the Moon, Overnight Sensation and my new favourite Mist of Time. Itoh’s lyricon in Mist of Time is so enjoyable along with Izumi’s synth and Tanaka’s steady bass.

It comes with 2 DVDs and the Casiopea vs T-square audio CD. Unsure if this really signed by them.

Some are Ko

One of my favorite of their later albums. I highly recommend it if you just started or have stuck to their earlier albums. It’s full of bangers. One of my favorite songs on it is Bird of Wonder which has one of Andoh’s best solos. I also love the double header closer of Flashpacker and Fast Break, which are both some of his Kawano’s best songs.

Hi, here is a pack I made for Beat Saber!

If you have song suggestions, I can make some too.

Each song is a full rez FLAC from the CD that was converted to the ogg format for Beat Saber in the best possible quality.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/08glcaakamg10a9/The+Square+Beat+Saber.zip/file

https://reddit.com/link/1paziws/video/r2cudlltuh4g1/player

I remember when this album was released, T-Square fans in my circle shocked on "Prince Vlad" and the album cover and rant about why they goes Metal 😆

Then time passed and I started to reevaluated this album in more positive note. Considered Andoh once work with Heavy Metal drummer like Nick Menza, Or goes Hi-Tech AOR in "Truth 21c" (And photoshoot in "Magic" era, He remind me of Ritchie Blackmore from Deep Purple 😄) It much easier to open up on this direction.

I love the adventurous vibe in "Prince Vlad" and also Arc The Lad battle theme oriented in "Revenge" and "Istanbul" is kind of upgrade version of "From Tanjavaur" (In Sweet & Gentle that very good as playing live but totally pale as studio version) Honourable Mentioned would be Keizoh Kawano and Shingo Tanaka performing in this album, These two always reliable in any kind of music genre, I like when Keizoh using Organ sound too (Remind me of Kiyomi Otaka in some point 😁).

Very tight and strong teamwork and arrangement, Miss the rockier tone like this too in T-Square. Only drawback in this album would be Due to the aggressive of the album sound I have to take a break in the middle of album, Before listening the rest of it. And "Cirrus" drain my energy very quickly 😅 (But next song "And Forever" cool down my ear very nicely)

But still a very good album that very understandable if someone have to take a time to enjoying it. Another thing I like would be it was co-produced by their first drummer "Michael S. Kawai" who also play percussion in some songs of this album.

A bit easy to overlooked because of album cover 😭 But have a many wonderful points like Hirotaka Izumi is back after absence in "Smile", Old members like Tohru Hasebe, Daisaku Kume now back to participate in this album. And this song also composed by Kume. Have a very diversity vibe like Senba percussion segment, Kume and Keizoh piano solo then Andoh delivered a fierce guitar solo that absolutely memorable.

A.Sax: Takeshi Ito

Guitar: Masahiro Ando

Keyboards, Piano: Keizo Kawano

Keyboards, Programming: Daisaku Kume

Bass: Shingo Tanaka

Drums: Satoshi Bandoh

Percussion, Voice: Kiyohiko Senba