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Compu Movie

2024-04-28T08:23:05Z

Moai-kun: Removed {{LostMedia}}

{{MediaInfobox
|name=Compu Movie
|janame=コンピュムービ
|image=File:Satowiredjuly1994-3.jpg|thumb
|date=1994
|type=VHS Tape
|lost=No
}}

'''Compu Movie''' (コンピュムービー) is a compilation of six videos produced by [[OutSide Directors Company]] and distributed on VHS by Tierrart. The visuals and editing were done primarily on a Macintosh, something that was heavily emphasized in the tape's marketing. Copies were only available via mail-order, which would later contribute to its elusive status.

Before its full discovery on 27 April 2024, several clips were released by Osamu Sato himself, as detailed in the following sections. These clips include:

* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 A 22-second clip of a 3d animation titled ''Deme Kume Chame-go.'']
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 An ''Alphabetical Animals'' music video.]
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=59 What appears to be the lead-up to the beginning shot of a clock in ''I LOVE YOU''.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY 51 seconds of ''I LOVE YOU'', showing a 2D black and white montage of characters created out of eyes.]
* [https://youtu.be/zTpLMOWVcqs Almost 3 minutes of I LOVE YOU, seen in DIG-MAG.]
* [https://youtu.be/RhvAPbr6Sxk?si=ptqXMXJqHaFJXhje A video of The Face, also seen in DIG-MAG.]
* A photo containing several frames of the ABC segment showing that at some point the letters combine to spell words.

==Community Developments==
[[File:Compu_ad_raw_photo.jpg|thumb|right|Advertisement for Compu Movie. The original paper is in black & white; no color information was lost in this grayscale photo of it.]]
A print advertisement for Compu Movie was discovered by Chia, which contained a list of its contents and screenshots from the film. In left-to-right top-to-bottom order, the screenshots appear to be sourced from:

* The Face (Exactly identical to a frame found in ''The Esoteric Retina'' version)
* Alphabetical Animals (Same screenshot of the letters spelling "LOVE" found in other media)
* The Face
* Golden Flowers
* Golden Flowers
* I LOVE YOU
* Deme Kume Chame-Go
* Astor Magic
* Deme Kume Chame-Go
* Astor Magic
* Alphabetical Animals
* I LOVE YOU

In February of 2022, we got our closest ever look at Compu Movie with a [https://macintoshgarden.org/games/dig-mag-digital-magazine-mac 1994 edition of DIG MAG], a digital magazine for Mac. The disc contains a virtual art gallery with work by Sato, [[Hideki Nakazawa]], and others.

In March of 2022, an [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ interview] of Sato with a Japanese [[Magazines|magazine]] named ''Quit'' was unearthed. In the interview, Sato discusses Compu Movie and his early work. The scans were made by the user beanstalk, and shared by FELON. A transcription of this interview was also made by Chia.

In April of 2024, Sato posted a tweet with the first known image of Compu Movie's cover in full color, claiming to have found it in storage. A copy of Compu Movie was sold in a lucky bag at Sato's April 13 [https://lig-20240413.peatix.com/ live event] in Tokyo. It was purchased by community member Nnnn and the purchase was funded by mav6771. Digitization is complete, and was uploaded to [https://youtu.be/PprmNoG3vXQ?si=x3ZIO2IA4naFcNES YouTube] by adam2.

[[File:CompuMovieImage.jpg|thumb|right|Image attached to Sato's 2024 tweet.]]

==Deme Kume Chame-Go==
In Sato's [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 Next Beat interview], there are brief clips of a 3D animation titled "Deme Kume Chame-Go". Shown below this title is the text "コンピュムービーより", which translates to "From Compu Movie".

==The Face==
"The Face", also known as "Face the Music" is a song by Osamu Sato with several different mixes. A portion of this music video appeared on the "DIG MAG" CD-ROM. It appears to be an early version of The Esoteric Retina's "Face the Music" video, bearing several similarities.

==Astor Magic==
"Astor Magic" is a song by The Sync off of their album [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkvyXzE3FFE Beat the System]. A clip of the music video could be seen in the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ&t=58s Next Beat interview.]

==Golden Flowers==
"Golden Flowers" is a song by Osamu Sato, the name is based on the [[Golden Flower|item]] with the same name in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. Several imagery in the music video can also be seen in the Tong-Nou Promo Movie.

==Alphabetical Animals==

The July 1994 edition of Wired magazine features a short interview with Sato, and also mentions the presence of an [[Alphabetical Orgasm]] video on Compu Movie. They most likely meant to say [[Alphabetical Animals]] instead, since the artwork in the video matches that series and it's labeled as such in the print advertisement and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ&t=50s Next Beat interview].

A presumably clipped version of the full video is available on OSD's YouTube Channel, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 ABC.mov]".

The "DIG MAG" CD-ROM features an interactive version of this video, with animations for every letter and several words ("LOVE", "AND", "PEACE", "FOOL"). These animations appear to be the same as featured in screenshots, but possibly run too quickly in emulators. The screenshot featuring Sato's face doesn't appear here, but rather in the CD-ROM's "I LOVE YOU" video.

==I LOVE YOU==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY This video] on the OSD310 Youtube channel was speculated to be from Compu Movie for years before the print advertisement lent more credence to this theory.

The description claims it was produced for Tierrart, the same company which released Compu Movie. Like ABC.mov, it features elements (in this case, numbers) from Alphabetical Animals. It also appears to fade out prematurely, implying there's more to be seen.

Lastly, since several of the clips from the OSD310 channel ended up originating from The Esoteric Retina (Xia-Che, Trancemigration, The Earth is Round), it seems plausible that this would also be the case with Compu Movie.

Another portion of this video was found on the "DIG MAG" CD-ROM. Most of the soundtrack had never been heard before, except for one section which also features in a different part of the Youtube upload. The motif of a spinning Sato portrait appears in this video, which may have partially inspired "The Earth is Round".

{{Art}}
[[Category:Art]]

Template:LostMedia

2024-04-28T08:22:30Z

Moai-kun: Removed Compu-Movie, as it is found

Bana Bana Ichi-gō: Rolypolys no Sekai Daibōken

2023-11-01T20:33:56Z

Moai-kun: Changed the name of the game as it was the name of the first one

{{MediaInfobox
|name=Bana Bana Mk.1: Rolypolys Great World Adventure
|janame=バナバナ1号ローリーポーリーズの世界大冒険
|image=File:rp2cover.png
|date=November 21, 1997
|type=Videogame
|lost= No
}}
'''Bana Bana Ichi-gō: Rolypolys no Sekai Daibōken''' (バナバナ1号ローリーポーリーズの世界大冒険, sometimes listed online as ローリーポーリーズの世界旅行, lit. Rolypolys' World Tour) is a 1997 point-and-click adventure game developed by OutSide Directors Company and published by Shinko Music Entertainment. It is the sequel to [[Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki]], which released eight months prior.

==Plot==
Unlike its predecessor, the game has an overarching plotline involving [[Otane-chan]], a music idol, being kidnapped by an evil [[Tengu]]; she can only be freed by the Roly Polys gathering 7 keys scattered around the world. The gameplay centers around the Roly Polys flying to every continent of Earth in [[Banaten]]'s spaceship, the [[Banabana Mk. 1]], while learning about the geography and culture of various countries.

==Former Lost Media Status==
Prior to its discovery, several old listings existed on Japanese auction sites as well as one recent one in July 2020, and one image of the game in-box had surfaced. Aside from several small screenshots on the publisher's original site, no gameplay footage existed online until Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki was found, which contained a [https://youtu.be/Sw2EP5A0Rbw video trailer]. This trailer was rendered in-engine, meaning its assets could be ripped.

A playable demo appears on the coverdisc for the January 15, 1998 issue of MacPeople magazine. This demo only contains a portion of the North American area. An image file of this disc was shared on October 27, 2021.

Unknown to the community until the full game was found, BakuDD acquired a sealed copy back in 2022. In January of 2023, he told another collector, beanstalk, that he owned it but was hesitant to open it. The two reached a deal where, in exchange for BakuDD opening and dumping the game, beanstalk would buy a limited edition Japanese 3DO game and ship it to BakuDD.

The game was ultimately made available to the wider internet on May 31st, 2023. The checksum data was confirmed on [http://redump.org/disc/104875/ Redump] before it was dropped onto the Internet Archive the same day. BakuDD didn't post the link directly, instead teasing its existence in [https://www.reddit.com/r/OsamuSato/comments/13wvocp/httpredumporgdisc104875/ this post to r/osamusato]; within minutes, it was found almost simultaneously by several members of the community, with the link initially posted by Camwoodstock & Tori. It was streamed by users adam and Super on the Osamu Sato Discord the same day, and for the next few days, Super would continue to stream the game on the Discord until successfully completing the game.

===Known copies===
As of May 31st, 2023, there are currently 8 known copies of "Rolypolys no Sekai Daibōken". While it's possible that some of the unaccounted-for copies are the same as others, it is generally accepted that each of these copies are unique, as there is zero evidence to the contrary. Each of these copies are given a conjectural nickname for ease of discussion.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="width:15%;text-align:center" | Nickname
! style="text-align:center" | Information
! style="width:7.5%;text-align:center" | Link
! style="width:7.5%;text-align:center" | Status
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Osamu Sato's Copy
| The copy Osamu Sato previously owned. It was lost on an unknown date, presumably before the 2010s.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | N/A
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Lost
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Saint Auction Copy
| A copy that went up for auction on Yahoo Auctions sometime between 2003 and 2010. The time of the sale, as well as whoever bought and sold it are lost. The copy sold for only 980 yen. Named after the finder of the auction, Saint.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20201203212051/https://aucview.aucfan.com/yahoo/n59237868 Aucfan]
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown Owner
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Early Twitter Copy
| A copy that belongs to an individual on Twitter, discovered when the user made a post sometime in the early 2010s reminiscing about the game. The owner did not wish to rip or sell the game, and after receiving attention they set their Twitter account to private. As such, the tweet has been lost and its URL is unknown.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Undumped
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | 2020 Auction Lot Copy
| A copy that went up for auction on Mercari on July 17, 2020. Sold as part of a lot featuring other games. The entire lot sold for 2,000 yen. Notably, the first copy that appeared since the founding of the Osamu Sato Discord.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220242/https://jp.mercari.com/item/m14124931361 Mercari]
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown Owner
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | BakuDD's Copy
| A copy that went up for auction on Aucfree on August 2022. Sold as part of a lot featuring other games. The entire lot sold for 87,277 yen. The copy was still factory sealed, but initially the lot went unnoticed on the Osamu Sato Discord until April 10, 2023, long after the auction had concluded. On May 31st, 2023, it was revealed that BakuDD had purchased the copy, and it was posted to redump before being uploaded to the Internet Archive not long after. BakuDD has stated he has zero intent to sell his copy of the game.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220659/https://aucfree.com/items/h1059672044 Aucfree] [http://redump.org/disc/104875/ Redump] [https://archive.org/details/roly-2 archive.org]
| style="background:#C7FFC7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Dumped
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Twitter Copy
| A copy that belongs to an individual on Twitter, revealed on March 18, 2023. The owner declined offers to sell their copy, due to having strong emotional attachment to it; in addition, they did not acknowledge any questions about ripping the ISO.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419214941/https://twitter.com/XfaOc/status/1637095556618293248 Twitter]
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Undumped
|-
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Other Twitter Copy
| A copy that belongs to another individual on Twitter, revealed on April 15, 2023. The owner mentioned they played the game previously in the replies of the previous Twitter Copy's tweet, and that they did not know where their copy went but planned to look for it.
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220511/https://twitter.com/pPpGRWBFDgeIg39/status/1647152912093810689 Twitter]
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown (Lost?)
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Rp2SellerPhoto.png|Photo of the front and back of the game's box.
</gallery>

==Additional resources==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/19990222030135/http://www.shinko-music.co.jp/roly/banabana.html The game's page on Shinko Music]
* [https://archive.org/details/macpeople-1998-no-2 The MACPEOPLE Demo Disc, which contains the demo of the game.]
* [https://www.reddit.com/r/OsamuSato/comments/13xkdz5/how_to_get_and_run_rolypolys_2/ Guide to running the game]

{{Games}}

Noboru Iizuka

2023-11-01T20:31:24Z

Moai-kun: Added NoInfoStub because there is almost no info about this man anywhere

{{NoInfoStub}}
'''Noboru Iizuka''' is a 3D modeler and 2D texture artist who worked on every game made by [[Outside Directors Company]]. Circumstantial evidence points to Strata being his 3D software of choice, except for the maps in [[LSD: Dream Emulator]] which may have been created in Lightwave.<ref>[[User:Potatoimpact]] [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1078363042997354497/1078416103048483007/Capture_decran_le_2023-02-23_a_15.39.55.png talking to Sato on Facebook]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

Experimental Demo Tapes

2023-11-01T18:26:03Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name=Experimental Demo Tapes
|janame=Experimental Demo Tapes
|image=File:Edtcover.png
|date=17. November 2020
|type=EP
|lost=No
}}

[[File:ExperimentalDemoTapes.jpg|thumb|Image of CD-R posted by Osamu Sato on his Twitter account.]]

'''Experimental Demo Tapes''' is a 3-track EP by [[Osamu Sato]], containing demo versions of his newly recorded work. It was lost media until November 11th, 2022, when [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLAC FLAC] rips of the songs and scans of the artwork were linked on the [https://discordapp.com/invite/9zfbDKs Osamu Sato Discord]. Track 2 was previously heard in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNZayxDfu7Y speed paint video] posted on Sato's new Youtube channel.

==Release==
The CD-R was exclusively released as part of his "Thank You" set at the [[2020 Linen Records Pop Up Store]]. Initially only 5 sets were made, however an additional 5 were made later due to demand.

==Tracklist==
#Track 1
#Track 2
#Track 3

==External Links==
* [https://archive.org/details/osamu-sato-experimental-demo-tapes Experimental Demo Tapes on the Internet Archive]

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Anonymous Animals

2023-11-01T18:23:05Z

Moai-kun: Added NoInfoStub

{{NoInfoStub}}
{{MediaInfobox
|name=Anonymous Animals
|janame=Anonymous Animals
|image=File:Web_AA_01.jpg|thumb
|date=1992
|type=Graphic Art
|lost=Partially
}}

'''Anonymous Animals''' is a series of graphic artwork by Osamu Sato. It may be viewed in a partially incomplete form on the [http://osd.co.jp/new_web/?/gallery/OSD_gallery_AA.html defunct OSD website].

==Exhibition==
According to the [http://osd.co.jp/sato/sato_history.html defunct OSD website] there was an exhibition for Anonymous Animals, held in November 1992 at the Tierrart Gallery in Tokyo. The postcard scan below, [http://osd.co.jp/graphic/graphic_old/index_graphic.html showcased on the same website], specifies it took place from November 4-21.

==Partially Lost Status==
At least one picture is believed to be missing from the above online gallery; a [https://twitter.com/nekkun58/status/1241329219545608192 Japanese Twitter user] has shown it's featured in an art textbook. It's unknown how many works are in the complete series.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Anon_am_card.png|Exhibit advertisement.
File:Anonymous_Animals_Mystery.png|thumb|The missing animal.
</gallery>

{{Art}}
{{LostMedia}}
[[Category: Art]]
[[Category: Lost Media]]

Alphabetical Animals

2023-11-01T18:22:10Z

Moai-kun: Added NoInfoStub

{{NoInfoStub}}
{{MediaInfobox
|name=Alphabetical Animals
|janame=Alphabetical Animals
|image=File:Web num 15.jpg
|date=1992
|type=Online art collection and book
|lost=No (Online collection) Yes (Book)
}}

'''Alphabetical Animals''' is a 1992 series of graphic artwork by Osamu Sato. It may be viewed on the [http://osd.co.jp/new_web/?/gallery/OSD_gallery_AA2.html defunct OSD website]. Tom's Box published an art book of the series the same year, of which a single copy has made appearances at Sato's recent exhibitions. Currently, no others are known to have surfaced online.

==Trivia==
The letters and numbers featured in Alphabetical Animals make several appearances in other works by Sato, namely the videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 ABC.mov] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY I LOVE YOU]. The letters [[X]] and [[Z]] can be seen in [[Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki]]. The entire "font" can be seen in the [[Grateful in All Things]] art book.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Aa_font.png|The entire "font".
File:Letter x.png|X the Unknown.
File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|The art book cover.
</gallery>

{{Art}}
{{LostMedia}}
[[Category: Art]]
[[Category: Lost Media]]

Transformed Collection

2023-11-01T18:20:28Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name= Transformed Collection
|janame= Transformed Collection
|image= File:TransformedCollectionCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Transformed Collection''' is a 2020 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by [[Linen Records]]. It primarily contains remixes of old material.

==Release==
Four music videos were made for the album, all of which were released on Sato's personal YouTube channel. These videos include [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeNrBUbgJsY Transmigration (Gently Mixed)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrJpZ7U1h-c Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0ubiiXlCJ0 Done], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-OYPicGH_E Come On And (Fujiyama Mix)].

==Tracklist==
#Aural Love (New Aged Mix)
#Transmigration (Gently Mixed)
#In Limbo, the Silent Dream
#Genetic (Recombination) Scale
#Down to Earth
#Tokyo Planet (Video Game Mix)
#The Earth Is Round (Little Liar Mix)
#Chu-Teng (Esoteric Mix)
#TMC (Pleasant Mix)
#Fight in the Headroom
#Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix)
#Done
#Banaten (Sleepy Head Mix)
#Extra Sunrise
#Come On And (Fujiyama Mix) [CD only track]

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001

2023-11-01T18:18:06Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name= Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001
|janame= Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001
|image= File:CollectedAmbientGroovesCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001''' is a 2020 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Musique pour la danse. It compiles works recorded in the period of 1993 to 2001.

==Release==
The album was released a day late due to human error, causing the album "The Gay Man's Guide to Safer Sex +3" by Coil, a May release, to be released instead.

==Tracklist==
#Aural Love
#90th Century
#Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix]
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix]
#Daisy Drum
#City Lights
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix]
#Fretless Information
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix]
#Orange Juice Radio
#Silent Bomb
#The Forest Loop
#Transmigration [Ambient Mix]
#Winter Factory

==Personnel==
Adapted from Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001 CD liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – performer, producer, mixing, art direction, design
*Seigen Tokuzawa – cello on <nowiki>track</nowiki> 1
*Olivier Ducret – A&R
*Ed Isar – A&R
*Clovis Jean XIV – mastering

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Grateful in All Things

2023-11-01T18:14:43Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name= Grateful in All Things
|janame= Grateful in All Things
|image= File:GratefulInAllThingsCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Grateful in All Things''' is a 2020 album by Osamu Sato, released by [[Linen Records]]. All of the album's tracks are collaborations with different artists.

==Recording==
On 27. June 2019, Sato posted on his Twitter asking fans to send in recordings of them saying "I love you" in different languages. The recordings would be used on the track I Love You.

==Release==
Two music videos were created for the album. The first was for I Love You and was released on 27 March 2020. The second was for Do Fusion and was released on 6 May 2020. Both videos were uploaded to his personal YouTube channel.

A remix of I Love You was released on CDr as a bonus for people who ordered the album via Disk Union.

==Tracklist==
#Air Port Wine
#I Love You
#Grass Fiber Temple
#Do Fusion
#Absolute Community
#Sweet Suite Fields
#Flower Architect
#Ground S
#Daimonji Espresso
#National Graphics
#Flying Elephant
#Panorama Nostalgia

==Personnel==
Adapted from Grateful in All Things liner notes.

*Osamu Sato – composer, producer, mixing, mastering, graphic design
*Shinobu Narita – composer on track 1
*Hajime Tachibani – circuit bending TR-606, Speak & Spell on track 2
*Keiji Ito – junk percussion on track 2 and 9
*SNS friends from over the world – voice on track 2
*Cherryboy Function – percussion programming on track 3
*DJ Wada – drum programming on track 4
*Naohiro Ukawa – turntables, noise on track 4
*Yoshihiro Sawasaki – drift box, synth box on track 5 and 12
*Kaoru Sato – electronic drone on track 6
*Yumiko Ohno – minimoog on track 6
*Yuji Okijama – fretless bass on track 7 and 11
*Tomohiko Gondo – composer on track 8
*Shinji Ishii – voice on track 9
*Yosuke Fojiki – espresso machine electronics on track 9
*Takashi Kokubo – composer, field recordings on track 10
*Saya Zondi Nishida – drift box on track 12

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

LSD Revamped

2023-11-01T18:13:02Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name= LSD Revamped
|janame= LSD Revamped
|image= File:LSDRevampedAlbum.png
|date= 22 October 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''LSD Revamped''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine and Sublime Records. It contains new versions of songs on [[LSD and Remixes]] along with both new and old remixes.

==Release==
The album was released on the 20th anniversary of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]].

==Tracklist==
CD tracklist:

===Disc 1 (New originals)===

#Long Tall Eyelash 2018
#Come On And 2018
#Fax Factory 2018
#Fried Banana 2018
#Funky Solution 2018
#Oriental Grill 2018
#Professional Problem 2018
#Say Cheeze 2018
#TV River 2018
#Mayday (Bonus Track)

===Disc 2 (Remixes)===

#Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix)
#Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix)
#Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix)
#Come On And (Hakushi Hasegawa Mix)
#Fax Factory (Reiji Okamoto (Okamoto's) + Giorgio Blaise Givvn Mix)
#Fried Banana (Out Ass Mao Mix)
#Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix)
#Oriental Grill (M.P.D. Mix)
#Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix)
#Say Cheeze (Quarta 330 Mix)
#TV River (Morgan Geist Mix)

==Trivia==
* LSD Revamped shares its name with a fan recreation of LSD, which started development years before this album was released. We can gather that Sato was aware of this project by the inclusion of gameplay footage in one of the music videos. We're left to speculate whether he took inspiration from fan interest, or named it to deliberately obscure it in search results out of spite.

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]
[[Category:LSD]]

All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)

2023-11-01T18:09:57Z

Moai-kun: Changed Tracklist to standardise it between music pages

{{MediaInfobox
|name= Editing All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)
|janame= Editing All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqual808Mono.png
|date= 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine. It contains unique remixes of tracks featured on [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]], as well as a few exclusive songs.

==Tracklist==
===Side 1===
#I Want You 808
#Wolfunkadelic 808
#Modem 808
#Come On And 808
#Fujiyama Karas 808

===Side 2===
#Eastern Mind 808
#TMC 808
#The Face 808
#Tokyo Planet 808
#Piano 808

==Personnel==
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition) liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, monaural mixing
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 9 and 10

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Objectless (2017)

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Objectless
|janame= Objectless
|image= File:Objectless2017Cover.jpg
|date= 13 November 2017
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Objectless''' (also referred to as '''Objectless: Classic Ambient Works and More''') is a 2017 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine and Sublime Records. The album consists of remixes of songs from [[Objectless (1983)]] along with 2 original tracks.

==Release==
A music video for the song Blues Tube was released on the Music Mine YouTube channel on 16 November 2017, a week before the album released. The vinyl release was handled by Vinyl-On-Demand.

==Tracklist==
#Blues Tube
#Radio Garden
#Forest Factory
#Intelligentsia
#Circuit Training
#Piano and Hammer
#Flowers and Butterfly
#Eight Beat Infinity
#Helicoid Guardian
#My Stupa
#Quiet Cannon [Not found on the LP version.]

==Personnel==
Adapted from Objectless liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, remixing, art director, design
*Goh Hotoda – mastering
*Hideki Amano – executive producer

==Trivia==
*The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkGMZOJTRiE music video for Blues Tube] contains an extended version of the song.

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)
|janame= All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqualBLN.png
|date= January 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sleepers Records. It is the vinyl version of [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]].

==Release==
The album was originally scheduled for a summer 2017 release, but was not released until January of 2018.

==Tracklist==
===Side 1===

# Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Esoteric Zen Mix)
# The Face (Aleatoric Mix)
# Reflexion
# Piano 808

===Side 2===
#Come On And (2017 LSD BLN Mix)
#U.F.O
#Global Noise

==Personnel==
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition) liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, mixing, electronics, sampling, programming, artwork
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 4
*Sacha Bonaffini – executive producer
*Giovanni Kiriazis – executive producer
*Alexandria Cianciulli – executive producer

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Mono

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{{Stub}}
{{MediaInfobox
|name= Mono
|janame= Mono
|image= File:Mono.png
|date= 2017
|type= Album
|lost=No
}}

'''Mono''' is a 2017 series of box sets by [[Osamu Sato]] containing artwork and a CD. Only 5 editions were produced.

==Release==
The box sets were initially available for purchase at the All Things Must Be Equal exhibition for ¥80,000 (ca. $750) each. The contents are as follows:

* 40-page monochrome 'photo-zine'
* F0 size monochrome canvas painting
* Two monochrome collage 35mm film mounts
* Monaural Mix CD-R

==Tracklist==
#Monaural 808 (Mono Mix)
#Piano 808 (Mono Mix)
#I Want You 808 (Extended Mono Mix)
{{Music}}
[[Category: Art]] [[Category: Music]]

All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)
|janame= All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqualTYO.png
|date= April 2017
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)''' is an IDM album released in April 2017 by Music Mine Inc. and Sublime Records. It is the first Sato album since [[Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites]] in 1998.

==Release==
The album lasts 63 minutes and included a 6-panel booklet. It was released among the [[All Things Must Be Equal]] artbook and the tape limited edition [[Mono]] which featured alternate mixes.

The artwork depicts [[Linen]] surrounded by diverse vertically symmetrical mandalas, with a pink to yellow gradient.

It contains original mixes as well as remixes from earlier works such as Come On And (LSD 2017 Mix) and Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Zen Mix).

The first two tracks, I Want You and Wolfunkadelic as well as Come On And featured clips uploaded on Music Mine Inc. Youtube channel.

==Tracklist==
#I Want You (Original Mix)
#Wolfunkadelic (Original Mix)
#U.F.O (Original Mix)
#Global Noise (Original Mix)
#Come On And (LSD 2017 Mix) (Come On And remix from [[LSD and Remixes]])
#Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Zen Mix) ([[Tong-Nou]] remix from [[Transmigration]])
#Fujiyama Karas (Original Mix)
#Nightingale Olympic (Original Mix)
#Number Nine (Original Mix)
#Retrocognition 2017 (Original Mix)
#Soprano (Original Mix)
#Tokyo Planet (Original Mix)
#Typhoon (Original Mix)

{{Music}}
[[Category:Music]]

LSD and Remixes

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= LSD and Remixes
|janame= LSD and Remixes
|image= File:LSDAndRemixes.png
|date= 22 October 1998
|type= Album
|lost=No
}}

'''LSD and Remixes''' is an album released by Music Mine on October 22, 1998. It contains full-length versions of the songs that are heard in the games cutscenes, and remixes of those tracks by various artists such as Ken Ishii and Jimi Tenor.

==Tracklist==
===Disc 1===
#Funky Solution
#Long Tall Eyelash
#TV River
#Professional Problem
#Oriental Grill
#Come On And
#Fax Factory
#Fried Banana
#Say Cheeze

===Disc 2===
#Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix)
#Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix)
#Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix)
#TV River (Morgan Geist Mix)
#Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix)
#Oriental Grill (M.P.D Mix)
#Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix)

==Trivia==
* In addition to the songs being featured in cutscenes, several melodies from the album can be heard scattered across the in-game soundtrack of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]].
** A melody from "Come On And" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRAta1fiFA8 music pattern D]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova and Electro instrument sets.
** A melody from "Fax Factory" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdSqJYVH9lY music pattern A]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova instrument set.
* The track "Fried Banana" is often seen listed as "Friend Banana", due to a widely-distributed rip of the album online.

{{Music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:LSD]]

LSD and Remixes

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= LSD and Remixes
|janame= LSD and Remixes
|image= File:LSDAndRemixes.png
|date= 22 October 1998
|type= Album
|lost=No
}}

'''LSD and Remixes''' is an album released by Music Mine on October 22, 1998. It contains full-length versions of the songs that are heard in the games cutscenes, and remixes of those tracks by various artists such as Ken Ishii and Jimi Tenor.

==Track listing==
===Disc 1===
#Funky Solution
#Long Tall Eyelash
#TV River
#Professional Problem
#Oriental Grill
#Come On And
#Fax Factory
#Fried Banana
#Say Cheeze

===Disc 2===
* Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix)
* Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix)
* Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix)
* TV River (Morgan Geist Mix)
* Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix)
* Oriental Grill (M.P.D Mix)
* Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix)

==Trivia==
* In addition to the songs being featured in cutscenes, several melodies from the album can be heard scattered across the in-game soundtrack of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]].
** A melody from "Come On And" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRAta1fiFA8 music pattern D]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova and Electro instrument sets.
** A melody from "Fax Factory" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdSqJYVH9lY music pattern A]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova instrument set.
* The track "Fried Banana" is often seen listed as "Friend Banana", due to a widely-distributed rip of the album online.

{{Music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:LSD]]

Linen Sampler

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Linen Sampler
|janame=Linen Sampler
|image=File:LinenSampler.png
|date=1997
|type=Album
|lost=No
}}

'''Linen Sampler''' is a 1997 promotional CD by [[Osamu Sato]], and the first release under his label [[Linen Records]]. The album contains early versions of tracks that would appear on [[LSD and Remixes]], and is packaged with a foldable insert featuring Sato's profile. The first known copy to surface online, sourced from a Dutch music store, was shared by an anonymous user on 4chan's /vr/ board in November 2013.

==Tracklist==
#Funky Solution
#Long Tall Eyelash
#Fried Banana
#Come On And
#TV River
#May Day
#Say Cheeze
#Professional Problem
#Oriental Grill

==Trivia==
* While all tracks are created by Sato, some of them are credited under a pseudonym. Tracks 3-5 are credited to Polygonal Poppy, tracks 6 and 8 are credited to =Equel and track 7 and 9 are credited to Frozen Frogs.
* May Day is the only track that does not appear on the album LSD and Remixes. It would, however, be remixed for 2018's [[LSD Revamped]].

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Equal

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Equal
|janame= Equal
|image= File:EqualCover.png
|date= 21 October 1995 (JP) 1996 (EU)
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Equal''' is a 1995 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sony. Several tracks feature musical elements from [[Chu-Teng]] and the album cover features references to [[Gradation of Happiness]]. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdsCkP1k4ks music video] for ''Genetic Scale (Goh Hotoda Mix)'' was published to [[OSD310]] under the title "EQUAL" with the client "SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT". What project this video originates from remains unknown.

==Release==
Originally published in Japan, the CD was also released in Europe in 1996, by S3. As with [[Transmigration]], there was also a vinyl sampler version.

==Tracklist==
#Equalize
#Face The Music (Wagon Christ Mix)
#Retrofit
#Genetic Scale (Goh Hotoda Mix)
#Chu-Teng (Hungy Futurist Mix)
#Transmigration (Tony Morley Mix)
#A Spaceman Made Of Stars
#Face-savers On Line (F.S.O.L. Mix)
#Retrocognition
#Didi-Shou-Chang (A Part Of Miyako Island's Traditional Cradle Song)

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Transmigration

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Transmigration
|janame= Transmigration
|image= File:Transmigration.png
|date= 21 October 1994
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}
'''Transmigration''' is a 1994 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sony Records. Two of its tracks (1 and 3) are featured in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]], but it doesn't serve as a full OST.

==Release==
In addition to the standard CD release there was a version featuring a bonus Macintosh CD-ROM, and a vinyl sampler version.

==Tracklist==
#Tong-Nou (Tong-Nou Theme)
#Frozen Frogs
#Transmigration (Tong-Nou Ending Theme)
#The Earth Is Round
#Tong-Nou (Esoteric Mix)

==Trivia==
* Tracks 2, 3, and 4 appear on [[The Esoteric Retina]], along with alternate mixes of each.

{{Music}}
[[Category: Music]]

Pocket Montage

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Pocket Montage
|janame= ポケット・モンタージュ
|image= File:PocketMontage.png
|date= 30 January 2011
|type= Mobile app
|lost= Delisted
}}
'''Pocket Montage''', also known as '''ポケット・モンタージュ''', is an iOS app developed by [[Outside Directors Company]] and published by P.R.O. Corp for ''iPhone'' mobile devices. The app allows for users to create characters using a predefined set of pieces, including eyes, head shape, eyebrows, noses, and mouths. It was released in 2011, with a free pack of face pieces by [[Osamu Sato]] entitled ''Cutie Freaks'', and at least two more packs were offered for download.

The app was delisted at some unknown point, though an IPA dump is known to exist.

Upon opening, the app features four buttons: Make, Gallery, Shake, and Settings.
* ''Draw'' is the main mode of the app, where users can create and save faces.
* ''Gallery'' displays an image gallery of creations saved in Draw mode.
* ''Shake'' creates a random face whenever the device is shaken.
* ''Setting'' contains standard configuration settings for the app.

==Known packs==
The game's official website lists at least three face packs. Pack #001 is included with Pocket Montage by default, but the other two are currently thought to be lost media.
* #001: Cutie Freaks by Osamu Sato
* #002: DaliPica by Hiro Sugiyama & Enlightenment
* #003: MOEMOE by OSD

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:CutieFreaks.png|Pack #001: Cutie Freaks.
File:DaliPica.png|Pack #002: DaliPica.
File:MoeMoe.png|Pack #003: MOEMOE.
</gallery>

==See also==
* [[●▲■]], a similar iOS application that allowed for the creation of designs using raw shapes
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Osamu Sato Wiki:To Do

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:<s>''As a warning, this page is fairly informal in tone.''</s>
'''no it is highly formal !!!!!!111!1!!1'''

A page just to document what needs to be done on the wiki. Suggestions are appreciated!

Suggestions that have been completed are archived [[Osamu Sato Wiki:To Do/Done|here]].

==Wiki==
* Possibly use grabbers to take pages from the abandoned Eastern Mind/Chu-Teng wiki? No idea how good they would be.
** Isn't that plagarism? Does Fandom even allow for Creative Commons? [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 22:20, 24 March 2022 (PDT)
*** Wiki grabbers are used all the time in actual migrations of wikis, [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Grabbers and are officially defined by Wikipedia itself]. Considering the abandoned state of the other wikis, it may be fine? Either way, seeing as we plan to rewrite all those articles as-is, it may not be too big a deal... [[User:Camwoodstock|Camwoodstock]] ([[User talk:Camwoodstock|talk]]) 11:27, 26 March 2022 (PDT)
* Customize the site's appearance?
** CSS in general would be good, actually.
*** [[User:Camwoodstock|Camwoodstock]] has added some baller CSS, so we're no longer sporting the default Wikipedia look. Maybe next on the list is figuring out how to make a dark mode? [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]])
* Create some proper staff roles so users can possibly protect/delete articles without begging Badcafe to do so.
* Possibly additional maintenance templates like a robust "todo" template with a field that can be customized.
* Sourcing some external information stuff.

==Content==
===Eastern Mind===
* Finishing the Item pages. The only pages missing info outright as of last update are:
** [[Tong-Nou Illustrated Book]] (fully transcribed the book) <s>the only hurdle is the damn Internal Server Error. Fixing this should be the highest priority.</s>
*** <s>This is currently walled by the 500 Internal Server Error issues.</s>
* Tong-Nou Book-styled template to make excerpts from the Tong-Nou Book fit better with the page overall and include transcribed information from the Book, without bloating the Infoboxes by shoehorning book info into them (currently highest priority, next to finishing Item pages)
* Making the Character pages
** Making a flexible Eastern Mind Character infobox that fits both reincarnations, kings, and side-characters
* Create redirects for common spellings or capitalizations or other such things (e.g. Eyeglasses for [[Eye-Glasses]], Eyeball Stone for [[Eyeball-Stone]] (currently low-priority, creating the pages themselves is an upper priority)
* Add more images for Items, namely their images in the world of Tong-Nou and not just their furoshiki icons (currently lowest-priority, would be nice to have and to work on in the future, but not the focus)

===Chu-Teng===
* '''Everything''', maybe wait until Eastern Mind's pages are done though.

===LSD: Dream Emulator===
* Make a page/expand pages on LSD:DE-related media.
** [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]
** LSD Promo Magazine
** The lost ''other'' promo magazine
** Lovely Sweet Dream and Followers (fan project)
** One for all the promotional art/postcards?
* Expand page about [[Linking]]
* Make a page about music mechanics (soundfonts and stuff)
* Make a page about the day cycles
**For each field, sort the entity list by even/odd days
* Make a page about data analysis
* Make a page about glitches
**Wall-clipping, trigger bypassing, glitch textures
* Standardize field pages (some have the sections out of order)
**Add more categories for fields
* Finish all entity pages
**Get renders of them from [https://github.com/Figglewatts/LSDView LSDView]
**'''Don't forget to specify which entities the cicrle button works on or not (like the [[Black Wolf]])'''
**Fix link locations
** Page for the unused SYMDOG.MOM model
* List of FMVs/text dream entries
** Page about the ending?
* Page on sky/fog/clouds and stuff
**The game chooses certain presets for certain fields on certain days
***Find out when the cycle repeats, if there even is one (not 40 days, perhaps 90 days?)
***Make a full list of these presets, and when they're used on what day
*Make a page about Flashbacks

===Rolypolys duology===
* Maybe a page with more info on the [[Rolypolys no Sekai Ryokou]] demo?

===Planetokio===
* '''''Everything''''', even more aggressively because this game is almost entirely un-documented.

===Rhythm'n'Face===
* Everything, but a little less aggro.

===Lost Media===
* Update [[Compu Movie]] article with <s>demo CD</s>/interview findings

===Artwork===
* Finish all the pages, possibly including galleries
**A gallery for [[Magazines]] or at least images of the appropriate pages will be nice. [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])
* <s>Artwork collection navbox would be nice, too.</s> Done. -- [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])

===Albums===
*<s>Album navbox. It bears repeating.
** General-purpose media navbox covers this now [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 07:01, 22 October 2022 (PDT)</s> Done, but as a separate navbox. [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])
* Tracklist formatting like on Wikipedia.
* Samples/elements reused from old games (e.g. Dr. Boochang Lee bass loop in Wolfunkadelic).
* Potentially making pages for certain songs (e.g. I Love You, Tong Nou Theme, Come On And).

===Books===
* [[The Art of Computer Designing]]
** Section for 2020 reissue
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)]]
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)]]

===Osamu Sato===
* Realistically this is just the one page about the guy but, yeah, actually expanding upon it would be good.
** There are a few different biographies of Sato at different time periods we could use as a starting point for sources. I bet there's a lot of extra info which could be added over time from interviews, as well. [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]])
* Make pages for various exhibitions he has hosted
<s> * Maybe an article for [[Outside Directors Company]] could go in this category. [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]]) </s>
*** Done [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 16:22, 6 February 2023 (PST)

===People===
* [[Osamu Sato]]
* [[Hiroko Nishikawa]]
* [[Hideki Nakazawa]]
* [[Noboru Iizuka]]
* [[Shinobu Narita]]
* [[Takumi Sato]]
** Some people from this list can be excluded, as they either play minor importance or have their own portfolios, case in point, [https://www.aloalo.co.jp/nakazawa/portfolio/index_e.html Hideki Nakazawa] [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])

===Meta===
* Expanding the scope of the Meta section itself would be good.
** Maybe make pages about certain notable community things? That's to be decided, though.

[[Category:Meta]]

Osamu Sato Wiki:To Do

2023-10-31T19:26:25Z

Moai-kun: Edited Albums section

:<s>''As a warning, this page is fairly informal in tone.''</s>
'''no it is highly formal !!!!!!111!1!!1'''

A page just to document what needs to be done on the wiki. Suggestions are appreciated!

Suggestions that have been completed are archived [[Osamu Sato Wiki:To Do/Done|here]].

==Wiki==
* Possibly use grabbers to take pages from the abandoned Eastern Mind/Chu-Teng wiki? No idea how good they would be.
** Isn't that plagarism? Does Fandom even allow for Creative Commons? [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 22:20, 24 March 2022 (PDT)
*** Wiki grabbers are used all the time in actual migrations of wikis, [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Grabbers and are officially defined by Wikipedia itself]. Considering the abandoned state of the other wikis, it may be fine? Either way, seeing as we plan to rewrite all those articles as-is, it may not be too big a deal... [[User:Camwoodstock|Camwoodstock]] ([[User talk:Camwoodstock|talk]]) 11:27, 26 March 2022 (PDT)
* Customize the site's appearance?
** CSS in general would be good, actually.
*** [[User:Camwoodstock|Camwoodstock]] has added some baller CSS, so we're no longer sporting the default Wikipedia look. Maybe next on the list is figuring out how to make a dark mode? [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]])
* Create some proper staff roles so users can possibly protect/delete articles without begging Badcafe to do so.
* Possibly additional maintenance templates like a robust "todo" template with a field that can be customized.
* Sourcing some external information stuff.

==Content==
===Eastern Mind===
* Finishing the Item pages. The only pages missing info outright as of last update are:
** [[Tong-Nou Illustrated Book]] (fully transcribed the book) <s>the only hurdle is the damn Internal Server Error. Fixing this should be the highest priority.</s>
*** <s>This is currently walled by the 500 Internal Server Error issues.</s>
* Tong-Nou Book-styled template to make excerpts from the Tong-Nou Book fit better with the page overall and include transcribed information from the Book, without bloating the Infoboxes by shoehorning book info into them (currently highest priority, next to finishing Item pages)
* Making the Character pages
** Making a flexible Eastern Mind Character infobox that fits both reincarnations, kings, and side-characters
* Create redirects for common spellings or capitalizations or other such things (e.g. Eyeglasses for [[Eye-Glasses]], Eyeball Stone for [[Eyeball-Stone]] (currently low-priority, creating the pages themselves is an upper priority)
* Add more images for Items, namely their images in the world of Tong-Nou and not just their furoshiki icons (currently lowest-priority, would be nice to have and to work on in the future, but not the focus)

===Chu-Teng===
* '''Everything''', maybe wait until Eastern Mind's pages are done though.

===LSD: Dream Emulator===
* Make a page/expand pages on LSD:DE-related media.
** [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]
** LSD Promo Magazine
** The lost ''other'' promo magazine
** Lovely Sweet Dream and Followers (fan project)
** One for all the promotional art/postcards?
* Expand page about [[Linking]]
* Make a page about music mechanics (soundfonts and stuff)
* Make a page about the day cycles
**For each field, sort the entity list by even/odd days
* Make a page about data analysis
* Make a page about glitches
**Wall-clipping, trigger bypassing, glitch textures
* Standardize field pages (some have the sections out of order)
**Add more categories for fields
* Finish all entity pages
**Get renders of them from [https://github.com/Figglewatts/LSDView LSDView]
**'''Don't forget to specify which entities the cicrle button works on or not (like the [[Black Wolf]])'''
**Fix link locations
** Page for the unused SYMDOG.MOM model
* List of FMVs/text dream entries
** Page about the ending?
* Page on sky/fog/clouds and stuff
**The game chooses certain presets for certain fields on certain days
***Find out when the cycle repeats, if there even is one (not 40 days, perhaps 90 days?)
***Make a full list of these presets, and when they're used on what day
*Make a page about Flashbacks

===Rolypolys duology===
* Maybe a page with more info on the [[Rolypolys no Sekai Ryokou]] demo?

===Planetokio===
* '''''Everything''''', even more aggressively because this game is almost entirely un-documented.

===Rhythm'n'Face===
* Everything, but a little less aggro.

===Lost Media===
* Update [[Compu Movie]] article with <s>demo CD</s>/interview findings

===Artwork===
* Finish all the pages, possibly including galleries
**A gallery for [[Magazines]] or at least images of the appropriate pages will be nice. [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])
* <s>Artwork collection navbox would be nice, too.</s> Done. -- [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])

===Albums===
<s>* Album navbox. It bears repeating.
** General-purpose media navbox covers this now [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 07:01, 22 October 2022 (PDT)</s> Done, but as a separate navbox. [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])
* Tracklist formatting like on Wikipedia.
* Samples/elements reused from old games (e.g. Dr. Boochang Lee bass loop in Wolfunkadelic).
* Potentially making pages for certain songs (e.g. I Love You, Tong Nou Theme, Come On And).

===Books===
* [[The Art of Computer Designing]]
** Section for 2020 reissue
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)]]
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)]]

===Osamu Sato===
* Realistically this is just the one page about the guy but, yeah, actually expanding upon it would be good.
** There are a few different biographies of Sato at different time periods we could use as a starting point for sources. I bet there's a lot of extra info which could be added over time from interviews, as well. [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]])
* Make pages for various exhibitions he has hosted
<s> * Maybe an article for [[Outside Directors Company]] could go in this category. [[User:Badcafe|Badcafe]] ([[User talk:Badcafe|talk]]) </s>
*** Done [[User:Ga-show|Ga-show]] ([[User talk:Ga-show|talk]]) 16:22, 6 February 2023 (PST)

===People===
* [[Osamu Sato]]
* [[Hiroko Nishikawa]]
* [[Hideki Nakazawa]]
* [[Noboru Iizuka]]
* [[Shinobu Narita]]
* [[Takumi Sato]]
** Some people from this list can be excluded, as they either play minor importance or have their own portfolios, case in point, [https://www.aloalo.co.jp/nakazawa/portfolio/index_e.html Hideki Nakazawa] [[User:Moai-kun|Moai-kun]] ([[User talk:Moai-kun|talk]])

===Meta===
* Expanding the scope of the Meta section itself would be good.
** Maybe make pages about certain notable community things? That's to be decided, though.

[[Category:Meta]]

Template:Art

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|bgcolor=#F2FFF2|'''Graphic Art'''
|bgcolor=#F9FFF9|[[Alphabetical Animals]] • [[Anonymous Animals]] • [[Alphabetical Orgasm]] • [[Bondage]] (NSFW) • [[Face to Face]] • [[Gradation of Happiness]]
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|bgcolor=#F2FFF2|'''Videos'''
|bgcolor=#F9FFF9|[[Compu Movie]] • [[The Esoteric Retina]]
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|bgcolor=#F2FFF2|'''Other'''
|bgcolor=#F9FFF9|[[Aura 20/07/01]] • [[Homosexual]] • [[Symmetric]] • [[Magazines]]
|}<includeonly>[[Category:Art]]</includeonly><noinclude>

==Use==
For use on pages for Osamu Sato's art, including graphic art, videos, and other works. This will also append the Art category.
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Compu Movie

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Compu Movie
|janame=コンピュムービ
|image=File:Satowiredjuly1994-3.jpg|thumb
|date=1994
|type=VHS Tape
|lost=Yes
}}

'''Compu Movie''' (コンピュムービー) is a VHS tape released by Tierrart (ティエラルト) in January 1994, featuring a collection of Amiga and Macintosh computer animations produced by OSD for various clients. It was only available for purchase through the company, in a similar fashion to the [[Linen Sampler]] promo CD. Compu Movie's [http://web.archive.org/web/20010218034359fw_/http://compu-osd.com/OSD/compu.html page on the old OSD website (Japanese)] claims it features music by [[Shinobu Narita]], Sato himself, and The Sync (produced by Goh Hotoda).

Compu Movie is considered lost media, as it has not surfaced in full on the internet. However, several clips have been released by Osamu Sato himself, as detailed in the following sections. These clips include:

* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 A 22-second clip of a 3d animation titled ''Deme Kume Chame-go.'']
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 An ''Alphabetical Animals'' music video.]
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=59 What appears to be the lead-up to the beginning shot of a clock in ''I LOVE YOU''.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY 51 seconds of ''I LOVE YOU'', showing a 2D black and white montage of characters created out of eyes.]
* [https://youtu.be/zTpLMOWVcqs Almost 3 minutes of I LOVE YOU.]
* [https://youtu.be/RhvAPbr6Sxk?si=ptqXMXJqHaFJXhje A video of The Face, seems like the original version of Face the Music]
* A photo containing several frames of the ABC segment showing that at some point the letters combine to spell words.

==Community Developments==
[[File:Compu_ad_raw_photo.jpg|thumb|right|Advertisement for Compu Movie]]
A print advertisement for Compu Movie was discovered by Chia, which contained a list of its contents and screenshots from the film. In left-to-right top-to-bottem order, the screenshots appear to be sourced from:

* The Face (Exactly identical to a frame found in ''The Esoteric Retina'' version)
* Alphabetical Animals (Same screenshot of the letters spelling "LOVE" found in other media)
* The Face
* ''Unknown''
* Deme Kume Chame-Go
* I LOVE YOU
* Deme Kume Chame-Go
* ''Unknown''
* Deme Kume Chame-Go
* ''Unknown''
* Alphabetical Animals
* I LOVE YOU

In February of 2022, we got our closest ever look at Compu Movie with a [https://macintoshgarden.org/games/dig-mag-digital-magazine-mac 1994 edition of DIG MAG], a digital magazine for Mac. The disc contains a virtual art gallery with work by Sato, [[Hideki Nakazawa]], and others.

In March of 2022, an [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ interview] of Sato with a Japanese [[Magazines|magazine]] named ''Quit'' was unearthed. In the interview, Sato discusses Compu Movie and his early work. The scans were made by the user beanstalk, and shared by FELON. A transcription of this interview was also made by Chia.

==Deme Kume Chame-Go==
In Sato's [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 Next Beat interview], there are brief clips of a 3D animation titled "Deme Kume Chame-Go". Shown below this title is the text "コンピュムービーより", which translates to "From Compu Movie".

==The Face==
"The Face", also known as "Face the Music" is a song by Osamu Sato with several different mixes. A portion of this music video appeared on the "DIG MAG" CD-ROM. It appears to be an early version of The Esoteric Retina's "Face the Music" video, bearing several similarities.

==Astor Magic, Golden Flowers==
Not much is known about these videos. "Astor Magic" is a song by The Sync off of their album [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkvyXzE3FFE Beat the System]. "Golden Flowers" is speculated to be by Sato, because of an [[Golden Flower|item]] in [[Eastern Mind]] with the same name.

==Alphabetical Animals==

The July 1994 edition of Wired magazine features a short interview with Sato, and also mentions the presence of an [[Alphabetical Orgasm]] video on Compu Movie. They most likely meant to say [[Alphabetical Animals]] instead, since the artwork in the video matches that series and it's labeled as such in the print advertisement and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ&t=50s Next Beat interview].

A presumably clipped version of the full video is available on OSD's YouTube Channel, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 ABC.mov]".

The "DIG MAG" CD-ROM features an interactive version of this video, with animations for every letter and several words ("LOVE", "AND", "PEACE", "FOOL"). These animations appear to be the same as featured in screenshots, but possibly run too quickly in emulators. The screenshot featuring Sato's face doesn't appear here, but rather in the CD-ROM's "I LOVE YOU" video.

==I LOVE YOU==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY This video] on the OSD310 Youtube channel was speculated to be from Compu Movie for years before the print advertisement lent more credence to this theory.

The description claims it was produced for Tierrart, the same company which released Compu Movie. Like ABC.mov, it features elements (in this case, numbers) from Alphabetical Animals. It also appears to fade out prematurely, implying there's more to be seen.

Lastly, since several of the clips from the OSD310 channel ended up originating from The Esoteric Retina (Xia-Che, Trancemigration, The Earth is Round), it seems plausible that this would also be the case with Compu Movie.

Another portion of this video was found on the "DIG MAG" CD-ROM. Most of the soundtrack had never been heard before, except for one section which also features in a different part of the Youtube upload. The motif of a spinning Sato portrait appears in this video, which may have partially inspired "The Earth is Round".

{{Art}}
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Anonymous Animals

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Anonymous Animals
|janame=Anonymous Animals
|image=File:Web_AA_01.jpg|thumb
|date=1992
|type=Graphic Art
|lost=Partially
}}

'''Anonymous Animals''' is a series of graphic artwork by Osamu Sato. It may be viewed in a partially incomplete form on the [http://osd.co.jp/new_web/?/gallery/OSD_gallery_AA.html defunct OSD website].

==Exhibition==
According to the [http://osd.co.jp/sato/sato_history.html defunct OSD website] there was an exhibition for Anonymous Animals, held in November 1992 at the Tierrart Gallery in Tokyo. The postcard scan below, [http://osd.co.jp/graphic/graphic_old/index_graphic.html showcased on the same website], specifies it took place from November 4-21.

==Partially Lost Status==
At least one picture is believed to be missing from the above online gallery; a [https://twitter.com/nekkun58/status/1241329219545608192 Japanese Twitter user] has shown it's featured in an art textbook. It's unknown how many works are in the complete series.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Anon_am_card.png|Exhibit advertisement.
File:Anonymous_Animals_Mystery.png|thumb|The missing animal.
</gallery>

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Alphabetical Animals

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Alphabetical Animals
|janame=Alphabetical Animals
|image=File:Web num 15.jpg
|date=1992
|type=Online art collection and book
|lost=No (Online collection) Yes (Book)
}}

'''Alphabetical Animals''' is a 1992 series of graphic artwork by Osamu Sato. It may be viewed on the [http://osd.co.jp/new_web/?/gallery/OSD_gallery_AA2.html defunct OSD website]. Tom's Box published an art book of the series the same year, of which a single copy has made appearances at Sato's recent exhibitions. Currently, no others are known to have surfaced online.

==Trivia==
The letters and numbers featured in Alphabetical Animals make several appearances in other works by Sato, namely the videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 ABC.mov] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyHWEiRlZY I LOVE YOU]. The letters [[X]] and [[Z]] can be seen in [[Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki]]. The entire "font" can be seen in the [[Grateful in All Things]] art book.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Aa_font.png|The entire "font".
File:Letter x.png|X the Unknown.
File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|The art book cover.
</gallery>

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●▲■

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= ●▲■
|janame= ●▲■
|image= File:MaruSankakuShikaku.png
|date= 23 April 2010
|type= Mobile app
|lost= Delisted
}}

'''●▲■''', also known as '''マルサンカクシカク''' (Maru Sankaku Shikaku, lit. "Circle Triangle Square") is an app developed by [[Outside Directors Company]], published by P.R.O. Corp and Creators Guild Company for iOS. It allows users to create their own artwork using Sato's signature design method by arranging circles, triangles, and squares, a process from which the app gets its name. It was first released on 23 April 2010, with an initial price tag of ¥230.

On April 13, 2012, a new version with updated UI was released as a free download under the name '''カンタンデザイン''' (Kantan Design, lit. "Easy Design"). Both it and its predecessor have since been delisted.

Upon opening, the app features four buttons: Draw, Gallery, Sample, and Setting.
* ''Draw'' is the main mode of the app, where users can create and save art.
* ''Gallery'' displays an image gallery of creations saved in Draw mode.
* ''Sample'' is an additional gallery of creations made by OSD themselves. Clicking on a Sample image shows a replay of how it was made within the app, this was also possibly a feature in gallery mode.
* ''Setting'' contains standard configuration settings for the app.

==Draw Mode==
Draw mode presents the user with a blank 16x19 grid, on which a design can be created. Directly below it is an assortment of color palettes that can be cycled through by swiping left or right. Tapping a color applies it to the currently selected shape. At the bottom of the screen are six buttons: "TOP," which returns to the main menu, "●," "▲," and "■," which are used to select the respective shapes, a copy button which duplicates the active shape, and "DONE," which allows the user to save their creation.

==See also==
* [[Rhythm 'n' Face]], a game with a similar concept

{{Games}}
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Template:Music

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|bgcolor=#f2f2ff|'''Music'''
|bgcolor=#f9f9ff|[[Objectless (1983)]] • [[Transmigration]] • [[Equal]] • [[The Esoteric Retina]] • [[Linen Sampler]] • [[LSD and Remixes]] • [[Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites]] • [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]] • [[Mono]] • [[All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)]] • [[Objectless (2017)]] • [[All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)]] • [[LSD Revamped]] • [[Grateful in All Things]] • [[Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001]] • [[Transformed Collection]] • [[Experimental Demo Tapes]] • [[Roots]]
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==Use==
For use on pages for Osamu Sato's music albums. This will also append the Music category.
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Roots

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Roots
|janame= Roots
|image= File:Roots.jpg
|date= 16 November 2022
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Roots''' is an album by [[Osamu Sato]] that released on 16 November 2022. The title is inspired by Sato spending time in Kyoto, his birthplace, and reflecting on his ancestors there. The album features a vocal and mouth harp performance from Makigami Koichi of the band Hikashu, in addition to work from several of Sato's frequent collaborators. Two of the tracks on the album remixes of songs sold in the ''LSD Transformed'' NFT collection.

==Tracklist==
#Sad Sun
#33 Jazz Funk Greats
#Face To Face
#Kyoto Psycho ( LSD TRANSFORMED) ''[sic]''
#Minimal Monk
#Sun Flower (LSD TRANSFORMED)
#Samrai Guitar
#Sine Esperant
#Electric Spaut

==Trivia==
* "33 Jazz Funk Greats" is likely a reference to the Throbbing Gristle album "20 Jazz Funk Greats".

==References==
* https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1577568601761947650
* https://ultra-shibuya.com/products/4526180628682

{{Music}}
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Experimental Demo Tapes

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Experimental Demo Tapes
|janame=Experimental Demo Tapes
|image=File:Edtcover.png
|date=17. November 2020
|type=EP
|lost=No
}}

[[File:ExperimentalDemoTapes.jpg|thumb|Image of CD-R posted by Osamu Sato on his Twitter account.]]

'''Experimental Demo Tapes''' is a 3-track EP by [[Osamu Sato]], containing demo versions of his newly recorded work. It was lost media until November 11th, 2022, when [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLAC FLAC] rips of the songs and scans of the artwork were linked on the [https://discordapp.com/invite/9zfbDKs Osamu Sato Discord]. Track 2 was previously heard in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNZayxDfu7Y speed paint video] posted on Sato's new Youtube channel.

==Release==
The CD-R was exclusively released as part of his "Thank You" set at the [[2020 Linen Records Pop Up Store]]. Initially only 5 sets were made, however an additional 5 were made later due to demand.

==Tracklist==
1. 01 Track 1

2. 02 Track 2

3. 03 Track 3

==External Links==
* [https://archive.org/details/osamu-sato-experimental-demo-tapes Experimental Demo Tapes on the Internet Archive]

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Transformed Collection

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Transformed Collection
|janame= Transformed Collection
|image= File:TransformedCollectionCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Transformed Collection''' is a 2020 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by [[Linen Records]]. It primarily contains remixes of old material.

==Release==
Four music videos were made for the album, all of which were released on Sato's personal YouTube channel. These videos include [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeNrBUbgJsY Transmigration (Gently Mixed)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrJpZ7U1h-c Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0ubiiXlCJ0 Done], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-OYPicGH_E Come On And (Fujiyama Mix)].

==Tracklist==
1. Aural Love (New Aged Mix) (5:44)

2. Transmigration (Gently Mixed) (5:48)

3. In Limbo, the Silent Dream (5:02)

4. Genetic (Recombination) Scale (5:04)

5. Down to Earth (4:13)

6. Tokyo Planet (Video Game Mix) (4:30)

7. The Earth Is Round (Little Liar Mix) (5:31)

8. Chu-Teng (Esoteric Mix) (7:34)

9. TMC (Pleasant Mix) (4:46)

10. Fight in the Headroom (4:27)

11. Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix) (5:18)

12. Done (5:06)

13. Banaten (Sleepy Head Mix) (4:21)

14. Extra Sunrise (4:22)

CD only track:

15. Come On And (Fujiyama Mix) (5:18)

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Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001
|janame= Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001
|image= File:CollectedAmbientGroovesCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001''' is a 2020 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Musique pour la danse. It compiles works recorded in the period of 1993 to 2001.

==Release==
The album was released a day late due to human error, causing the album "The Gay Man's Guide to Safer Sex +3" by Coil, a May release, to be released instead.

==Tracklist==
Digital tracklist:

1. Aural Love (5:47)

2. 90th Century (5:17)

3. Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix] (7:08)

4. Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)

5. Daisy Drum (5:26)

6. City Lights (5:08)

7. Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)

8. Fretless Information (5:40)

9. Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)

10. Orange Juice Radio (5:42)

11. Silent Bomb (7:05)

12. The Forest Loop (6:42)

13. Transmigration [Ambient Mix] (5:46)

14. Winter Factory (4:35)

==Personnel==
Adapted from Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001 CD liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – performer, producer, mixing, art direction, design
*Seigen Tokuzawa – cello on <nowiki>track</nowiki> 1
*Olivier Ducret – A&R
*Ed Isar – A&R
*Clovis Jean XIV – mastering

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Grateful in All Things

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Grateful in All Things
|janame= Grateful in All Things
|image= File:GratefulInAllThingsCover.jpg
|date= 2020
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Grateful in All Things''' is a 2020 album by Osamu Sato, released by [[Linen Records]]. All of the album's tracks are collaborations with different artists.

==Recording==
On 27. June 2019, Sato posted on his Twitter asking fans to send in recordings of them saying "I love you" in different languages. The recordings would be used on the track I Love You.

==Release==
Two music videos were created for the album. The first was for I Love You and was released on 27 March 2020. The second was for Do Fusion and was released on 6 May 2020. Both videos were uploaded to his personal YouTube channel.

A remix of I Love You was released on CDr as a bonus for people who ordered the album via Disk Union.

==Tracklist==
1. Air Port Wine (4:57)

2. I Love You (4:51)

3. Grass Fiber Temple (6:18)

4. Do Fusion (5:07)

5. Absolute Community (4:23)

6. Sweet Suite Fields (4:51)

7. Flower Architect (5:24)

8. Ground S (4:28)

9. Daimonji Espresso (3:34)

10. National Graphics (5:28)

11. Flying Elephant (5:20)

12. Panorama Nostalgia (5:38)

==Personnel==
Adapted from Grateful in All Things liner notes.

*Osamu Sato – composer, producer, mixing, mastering, graphic design
*Shinobu Narita – composer on track 1
*Hajime Tachibani – circuit bending TR-606, Speak & Spell on track 2
*Keiji Ito – junk percussion on track 2 and 9
*SNS friends from over the world – voice on track 2
*Cherryboy Function – percussion programming on track 3
*DJ Wada – drum programming on track 4
*Naohiro Ukawa – turntables, noise on track 4
*Yoshihiro Sawasaki – drift box, synth box on track 5 and 12
*Kaoru Sato – electronic drone on track 6
*Yumiko Ohno – minimoog on track 6
*Yuji Okijama – fretless bass on track 7 and 11
*Tomohiko Gondo – composer on track 8
*Shinji Ishii – voice on track 9
*Yosuke Fojiki – espresso machine electronics on track 9
*Takashi Kokubo – composer, field recordings on track 10
*Saya Zondi Nishida – drift box on track 12

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LSD Revamped

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= LSD Revamped
|janame= LSD Revamped
|image= File:LSDRevampedAlbum.png
|date= 22 October 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''LSD Revamped''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine and Sublime Records. It contains new versions of songs on [[LSD and Remixes]] along with both new and old remixes.

==Release==
The album was released on the 20th anniversary of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]].

==Tracklist==
CD tracklist:

===Disc 1 (New originals)===

1. Long Tall Eyelash 2018

2. Come On And 2018

3. Fax Factory 2018

4. Fried Banana 2018

5. Funky Solution 2018

6. Oriental Grill 2018

7. Professional Problem 2018

8. Say Cheeze 2018

9. TV River 2018

10. Mayday (Bonus Track)

===Disc 2 (Remixes)===

11. Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix)

12. Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix)

13. Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix)

14. Come On And (Hakushi Hasegawa Mix)

15. Fax Factory (Reiji Okamoto (Okamoto's) + Giorgio Blaise Givvn Mix)

16. Fried Banana (Out Ass Mao Mix)

17. Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix)

18. Oriental Grill (M.P.D. Mix)

19. Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix)

20. Say Cheeze (Quarta 330 Mix)

21. TV River (Morgan Geist Mix)

==Trivia==
* LSD Revamped shares its name with a fan recreation of LSD, which started development years before this album was released. We can gather that Sato was aware of this project by the inclusion of gameplay footage in one of the music videos. We're left to speculate whether he took inspiration from fan interest, or named it to deliberately obscure it in search results out of spite.

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All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)

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|name= Editing All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)
|janame= Editing All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqual808Mono.png
|date= 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine. It contains unique remixes of tracks featured on [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]], as well as a few exclusive songs.

==Tracklist==
===Side 1===

1. I Want You 808

2. Wolfunkadelic 808

3. Modem 808

4. Come On And 808

5. Fujiyama Karas 808

===Side 2===

6. Eastern Mind 808

7. TMC 808

8. The Face 808

9. Tokyo Planet 808

10. Piano 808

==Personnel==
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition) liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, monaural mixing
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 9 and 10

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Objectless (2017)

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|name= Objectless
|janame= Objectless
|image= File:Objectless2017Cover.jpg
|date= 13 November 2017
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Objectless''' (also referred to as '''Objectless: Classic Ambient Works and More''') is a 2017 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Music Mine and Sublime Records. The album consists of remixes of songs from [[Objectless (1983)]] along with 2 original tracks.

==Release==
A music video for the song Blues Tube was released on the Music Mine YouTube channel on 16 November 2017, a week before the album released. The vinyl release was handled by Vinyl-On-Demand.

==Tracklist==
1. Blues Tube (3:22)

2. Radio Garden (4:42)

3. Forest Factory (6:40)

4. Intelligentsia (5:38)

5. Circuit Training (5:50)

6. Piano and Hammer (8:44)

7. Flowers and Butterfly (5:53)

8. Eight Beat Infinity (3:05)

9. Helicoid Guardian (4:32)

10. My Stupa (5:16)

11. Quiet Cannon (5:20)

Quiet Cannon does not appear on the LP version.

==Personnel==
Adapted from Objectless liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, remixing, art director, design
*Goh Hotoda – mastering
*Hideki Amano – executive producer

==Trivia==
*The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkGMZOJTRiE music video for Blues Tube] contains an extended version of the song.

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All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)

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|name= All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)
|janame= All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqualBLN.png
|date= January 2018
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)''' is a 2018 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sleepers Records. It is the vinyl version of [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]].

==Release==
The album was originally scheduled for a summer 2017 release, but was not released until January of 2018.

==Tracklist==
===Side 1===

# Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Esoteric Zen Mix)
# The Face (Aleatoric Mix)
# Reflexion
# Piano 808

===Side 2===

5. Come On And (2017 LSD BLN Mix)

6. U.F.O

7. Global Noise

==Personnel==
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition) liner notes.
*Osamu Sato – producer, mixing, electronics, sampling, programming, artwork
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 4
*Sacha Bonaffini – executive producer
*Giovanni Kiriazis – executive producer
*Alexandria Cianciulli – executive producer

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Mono

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Mono
|janame= Mono
|image= File:Mono.png
|date= 2017
|type= Album
|lost=No
}}

'''Mono''' is a 2017 series of box sets by [[Osamu Sato]] containing artwork and a CD. Only 5 editions were produced.

==Release==
The box sets were initially available for purchase at the All Things Must Be Equal exhibition for ¥80,000 (ca. $750) each. The contents are as follows:

* 40-page monochrome 'photo-zine'
* F0 size monochrome canvas painting
* Two monochrome collage 35mm film mounts
* Monaural Mix CD-R

==Tracklist==
1. Monaural 808 (Mono Mix) (0:59)

2. Piano 808 (Mono Mix) (4:35)

3. I Want You 808 (Extended Mono Mix) (3:54)

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All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)
|janame= All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)
|image= File:AllMustBeEqualTYO.png
|date= April 2017
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)''' is an IDM album released in April 2017 by Music Mine Inc. and Sublime Records. It is the first Sato album since [[Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites]] in 1998.

==Release==
The album lasts 63 minutes and included a 6-panel booklet. It was released among the [[All Things Must Be Equal]] artbook and the tape limited edition [[Mono]] which featured alternate mixes.

The artwork depicts [[Linen]] surrounded by diverse vertically symmetrical mandalas, with a pink to yellow gradient.

It contains original mixes as well as remixes from earlier works such as Come On And (LSD 2017 Mix) and Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Zen Mix).

The first two tracks, I Want You and Wolfunkadelic as well as Come On And featured clips uploaded on Music Mine Inc. Youtube channel.

==Tracklist==
1. ''I Want You'' (Original Mix)

2. ''Wolfunkadelic'' (Original Mix)

3. ''U.F.O'' (Original Mix)

4. ''Global Noise'' (Original Mix)

5. ''Come On And (LSD 2017 Mix)'' (Come On And remix from [[LSD and Remixes]])

6. ''Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Zen Mix)'' ([[Tong-Nou]] remix from [[Transmigration]])

7. ''Fujiyama Karas'' (Original Mix)

8. ''Nightingale Olympic'' (Original Mix)

9. ''Number Nine'' (Original Mix)

10. ''Retrocognition 2017'' (Original Mix)

11. ''Soprano'' (Original Mix)

12. ''Tokyo Planet'' (Original Mix)

13. ''Typhoon'' (Original Mix)

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Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites
|janame= Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites
|image= File:LucySkyDynamites.png
|date= 22 October 1998
|type= Song
|lost= No
}}

'''Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites''' is a music CD that came packaged with the limited edition of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]]. It consists of a single, exactly 1-hour-long track, unofficially split into different segments in some online downloads. It is a completely unique song containing no elements from [[LSD and Remixes]] or the game's internal music.

==Track listing==
* Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites (60:00)

==Personnel==
Adapted from Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites liner notes.

* Osamu Sato – producer, programming, digital conductor, mixing
* Out Ass Mao – producer, synthesizer (electric wave)
* Tetsuya Yamamoto – keyboards, programming
* Hiroshi Mizuide – synthesizer, bass, programming
* Shinobu Narita – guitar
* Shigeru Terauchi – trumpet
* Yumi Komatsu – cello
* Aki Yanagisawa – soprano
* Toru Yamazaki – mixing
* Mitsukazu Tanaka – mastering

==Trivia==
* The title is likely a reference to the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by The Beatles.

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LSD and Remixes

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|name= LSD and Remixes
|janame= LSD and Remixes
|image= File:LSDAndRemixes.png
|date= 22 October 1998
|type= Album
|lost=No
}}

'''LSD and Remixes''' is an album released by Music Mine on October 22, 1998. It contains full-length versions of the songs that are heard in the games cutscenes, and remixes of those tracks by various artists such as Ken Ishii and Jimi Tenor.

==Track listing==
===Disc 1===
* Funky Solution
* Long Tall Eyelash
* TV River
* Professional Problem
* Oriental Grill
* Come On And
* Fax Factory
* Fried Banana
* Say Cheeze

===Disc 2===
* Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix)
* Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix)
* Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix)
* TV River (Morgan Geist Mix)
* Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix)
* Oriental Grill (M.P.D Mix)
* Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix)

==Trivia==
* In addition to the songs being featured in cutscenes, several melodies from the album can be heard scattered across the in-game soundtrack of [[LSD: Dream Emulator]].
** A melody from "Come On And" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRAta1fiFA8 music pattern D]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova and Electro instrument sets.
** A melody from "Fax Factory" can be heard in the Pit and Temple's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdSqJYVH9lY music pattern A]. It's distinguishable in the Ethnova instrument set.
* The track "Fried Banana" is often seen listed as "Friend Banana", due to a widely-distributed rip of the album online.

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Linen Sampler

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{{MediaInfobox
|name=Linen Sampler
|janame=Linen Sampler
|image=File:LinenSampler.png
|date=1997
|type=Album
|lost=No
}}

'''Linen Sampler''' is a 1997 promotional CD by [[Osamu Sato]], and the first release under his label [[Linen Records]]. The album contains early versions of tracks that would appear on [[LSD and Remixes]], and is packaged with a foldable insert featuring Sato's profile. The first known copy to surface online, sourced from a Dutch music store, was shared by an anonymous user on 4chan's /vr/ board in November 2013.

==Tracklist==
1. Funky Solution (5:49)

2. Long Tall Eyelash (5:45)

3. Fried Banana (5:18)

4. Come On And (6:48)

5. TV River (5:39)

6. May Day (6:13)

7. Say Cheeze (5:59)

8. Professional Problem (4:56)

9. Oriental Grill (4:15)

==Trivia==
* While all tracks are created by Sato, some of them are credited under a pseudonym. Tracks 3-5 are credited to Polygonal Poppy, tracks 6 and 8 are credited to =Equel and track 7 and 9 are credited to Frozen Frogs.
* May Day is the only track that does not appear on the album LSD and Remixes. It would, however, be remixed for 2018's [[LSD Revamped]].

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The Esoteric Retina

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= The Esoteric Retina
|janame= 秘密の網膜
|image= File:EsotericRetinaCover.png
|date= November 21, 1994
|type= Video CD
|lost= No
}}

'''The Esoteric Retina''' (秘密の網膜 lit. Secret Retina/Esoteric [in the Buddhist sense] Retina) is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_CD Video CD] produced by [[Osamu Sato]] and [[Outside Directors Company]], published by Sony Music Entertainment Japan in 1994. It contains several animated music videos, accompanied by alternative mixes of Sato's music not heard anywhere else.

==Release==
There are five distinct music videos; one for each distinct track. After the intro, the original mixes (tracks 2, 4, 6, and 8) will play in a randomized order on the original Video CD. In between each video, a short segue plays. After this the other mixes (tracks 3, 5, 7, and 9) will play, also in a shuffled order. Once all these videos have been watched, Frozen Frogs will play.

==Tracklist==
# Intro
# The Earth is Round (VCD Edit)
# The Earth is Round (Chrome Dome Mix)
# Transmigration
# Transmigration (7th Heaven Mix)
# Face the Music
# Face the Music (Glue-Glue Mix)
# Xia-Che [ʃia-tʃe]
# Xia-Che (Motormouse Mix)
# Frozen Frogs

==Former Lost Media Status==
Aside from the fact that it contained several music videos by Sato, for years little information about The Esoteric Retina was available online.
In January 2018, a sample copy was auctioned on eBay, originating from an estate sale of a record executive in New York. It was sold with a winning bid of $717.00 to Swazaaa. The disc's contents were ripped and made available online in late June 2018.

==External Links==
* [https://archive.org/details/the-esoteric-retina Archive.org page with the original disc image, plus artwork scans.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0xB53WhJK4 Full VCD on Youtube]

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Equal

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{{MediaInfobox
|name= Equal
|janame= Equal
|image= File:EqualCover.png
|date= 21 October 1995 (JP) 1996 (EU)
|type= Album
|lost= No
}}

'''Equal''' is a 1995 album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sony. Several tracks feature musical elements from [[Chu-Teng]] and the album cover features references to [[Gradation of Happiness]]. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdsCkP1k4ks music video] for ''Genetic Scale (Goh Hotoda Mix)'' was published to [[OSD310]] under the title "EQUAL" with the client "SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT". What project this video originates from remains unknown.

==Release==
Originally published in Japan, the CD was also released in Europe in 1996, by S3. As with [[Transmigration]], there was also a vinyl sampler version.

==Tracklist==

1. Equalize

2. Face The Music (Wagon Christ Mix)

3. Retrofit

4. Genetic Scale (Goh Hotoda Mix)

5. Chu-Teng (Hungy Futurist Mix)

6. Transmigration (Tony Morley Mix)

7. A Spaceman Made Of Stars

8. Face-savers On Line (F.S.O.L. Mix)

9. Retrocognition

10. Didi-Shou-Chang (A Part Of Miyako Island's Traditional Cradle Song)

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