
Track Listing
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Jingle
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Koi no Muteki Command
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Unmei wa “I” Love You
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Yuujou Try Again!
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Koi Shoku Puzzle
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Sweets×Sweets
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Muzukashii Kedo Aishiteru ~Dekaris~
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Koi no Muteki Command (Off Vocal)
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Unmei wa “I” Love You (Off Vocal)
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Yuujou Try Again! (Off Vocal)
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Koi Shoku Puzzle (Off Vocal)
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Sweets×Sweets (Off Vocal)
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Korubuchika -Miracle Angel Dolls MIX-
1. Jingle
Wow, only 5 seconds and all it is is just the group saying their name? WOW, I’m totes impressed…
2. Koi no Muteki Command
I can tell almost immediatly that SEGA had something to with this release because of the Sonic-like music that accompanies the song (and not the Jun Senoue kind). Since it is the first vocal track, Koi no Muteki Command seems to be somewhat a harsh listen because well, the girls are pretty off vocals-wise and sounds like whining and genki mixed together. Not the most interesting song.
3. Unmei wa “I” Love You
At least the next track at least tries to fix the problems of the last track. There’s a little bit of an Indian sound that opens up the song, but the song becomes less of that and kind of becomes a more catchier track. I love the bridge where there’s solo lines between 3 of the four members which is awesome…but let’s not forget there’s a 4th member there XD. Pretty catchy.
4. Yuujou Try Again!
Next up, is the somewhat odd song. It starts off muffled a bit and you hear a cell phone vibrating before one of the girls answers it and it goes into a more less exciting version of “Koi no Muteki Command”. It seems that the verses were as if the girls were talking through the phone and the choruses were the full sounding gals. It’s not too exciting, but at least it’s passable. The synth solo in the middle was pretty cool though.
5. Koi Shoku Puzzle
Now this sounds like something H!P typical. Yes, it’s full of cuteness and brass…might not be tasteful, but the vocals are kind of more relaxed (except for two of the members who just love to use uber cuteness to get through the song. I’m sorry but I’m just turned off with this song with the bad vocals.
6. Sweets×Sweets
The closest thing to electronica on this album/VA, Sweets×Sweets are just using a whole lot of synths and 16-bit sounds here and I actually enjoyed this arrangement because it doesn’t have really terrible vocals and even then the girls are using vocoders for the song. It might be a little like something Perfume would approve of, but damn this is a good song if you ask me.
7. Muzukashii Kedo Aishiteru ~Dekaris~
The longest song, and I’m guessing this acts as the credits at the end of the Tetris game its tied to, Muzukashii Kedo Aishiteru is unsurprisingly the lone ballad here. It tries to show how good the girls sound togetherm but it falls quite short because they are just fighting to be the loudest singers. The arrangement is also lacking a bit, but the trumpet solo are cool I guess, but this is a vocal wreck.
8. Korubuchika -Miracle Angel Dolls MIX-
I’m not sure what this has to do with the OST….I do love this remix because it’s so random. They start off wit hthe girls and some guys talking before they say ~SEGA~ and then the classic song “Korobeiniki” starts to play with the girls basically saying random shit and being straight up genki for the 1:31 length of the rest of the song…it’s nice they did do something with the classic Tetris tune, but really? this?
Tracks Recommended
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Sweets×Sweets
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Unmei wa “I” Love You
Song of Avoidance
While this might be a one-release type deal group, Team DEKARIS’s debut was oddly enough classified as an OST for a Tetris game. Now the music is for the most part upbeat and would sound fitting to the game, but on its own only those two tracks are listenable…Not sure why, but the other songs are just sad to me, even the nice enough rearranged version of “Korobeiniki” wasn’t that good.