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That's probably because you got a Son May (SM) release of OST 1 and not the original Japanese release of the CD.... lol! he paid too much then if he bought the Son-May boot. hahaha!

here: Glitch on the Gits:SAC SE ost-cd.

It's both the underwater-scene song and ending themesong of ep-3. You mean that's not on OST vol.1? Oh, man. That's one of the few tracks I'm really taken with. Good thing I still haven't bothered with the first disc, then. Correct. YanYan song wasn't included in OST-1.

Just an fyi for those that bought Gits-SAC SE. The replacement-forms for the defective CD-soundtrack had been sent out thru email-notice. I got mine this morning. Note-1: this is only for the defective CD-soundtrack. The defective-DTS dvd procedures are still being worked on. Note-2: This is only for USA and Canada customers, unfortunately. Here's a copy of the notice/form.

It's both the underwater-scene song and ending themesong of ep-3.

just an fyi. http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=VICL-61518 maybe it has yan-yan.

btw monkey-n, Long shot but , can you try this Valk-with-a-BFG-pose with an Armored-Valkyrie?

damn! That is SO FRIGGIN' EXCELLENT and SWEET!

It doesn't mention First-Pressing. Yet.

damnit! no email-confirmation from my hlj-order, yet. but good to know it's out now.

The standalone-disc is a complete waste of money. Even for an extreme Mahoro-fanatic. The Limited-Edition box and the figure, however, is a must for the Mahoro-fan, as it's sturdy and pretty enough to hold all your Mahoro dvd-volumes and the figure has interchangeable facial-expression and arm and a good display-piece.

Space Balls is better. But alas . No Space Balls, no Last Starfighter and no Gataca means them scientists should watch more sci-fi movies.

at amazon and Toys-r-us: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...pictures&img=14

I think Mika did the opening and the closing songs in MII, but not Ishtar's songs. Hiroko Kasahara is listed as the one that played Ishtar and sang the Ishtar songs.

I liked all those Emulators, but I loathed everything else. lol! You loathe even the excellent Ishtar japanese-songs? fwiw, the VF-2SS and the Gilgamesh were pretty rad mechas. The Metal Siren is just a kewl and fun blending of Gundam, Valkyrie and Super Saijin-ism. Wish they made a toy out of it.

The only thing one needs to worry about the Bandai 1/55 valks is the "yellowing" effect. I haven't displayed my 1/55s for awhile now due to lack-of-space and have just kept them in their boxes.

I read somewhere that it's now available at Best Buy and Circuit City @14.99. Not sure about other retailers like Target or Walmart, tho.

I like it. Ishtar is just divine.

http://frys.com/localframe.html

Got it yesterday while visiting at Fry's. The region-1 is made by Miramax and contains [*] English-dubbed US-theatrical version [*] Original Chinese version (uncut) Video is wide-screen format. Audio is dolby-5.1 in both languages. No DTS-version. Soft-coded full and signs-only english-subtitles. From what I'd watched so far, the US-theatrical version cuts the opening locker-room sequence and goes straight to the penalty-kick. It also digitally-replaced the chinese-characters with english-spelling, i.e. golden-leg, shaolin calling-card/paper, No Peeing... etc. The english-dub was actually good and not like the horrible generic kung-fu dubs some of us were used to. Stephen Chow voiced his own character in the english-version. price: $12.99 until 8/28/04 (iirc), thereafter $14.99 @ Fry's. Don't know if BB and other retail stores have it, yet.

actually, that VF-2SS kit is a Bandai-valk. I own two. It's an HG, so it's easy snappable kit. The stickers sux, tho.

http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=10223

from the mpgs , it looks like radio-control/remotes.

the mpgs rule, too. robots in actual motion battling! sweet! i want somebody to modify a yammie to do at least transformation-modes.

As reported in Slashdot (www.slashdot.org), http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2004/0810/roboone.htm man, i wish they had a motorized Yammie!