https://compu-lsd.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=PotatoimpactOsamu Sato Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-14T21:41:23ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.35.8https://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Interviews&diff=6479Interviews2024-09-01T16:40:41Z<p>Potatoimpact: fixed formatting error from previous edit</p>
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! Name !! Year || Date !! Language !! Transcript !! Translation !! Format !! Notes<br />
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| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/ Designers' Workshop] || 1992 || February || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/dng52.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/ Illustration, Vol. 78] || 1992 || October || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/illus78.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/ MacJapan Bros.] || 1994 || February 18 || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/mjb_0218.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ Quit, Vol. 1] || 1994 || March || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/qlc.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ NEXT BEAT] || 1994 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.wired.com/1994/07/digital-art/ Wired] || 1994 || July || English || || || Website || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Wired%20-%20July%201994/ Original magazine scans]<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/MSXFAN199408_0098.jpg MSX・FAN] || 1994 || August || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/msxfan_0894.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/ ED Next Generation Game Special] || 1994 || September || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/edjgs_vol4.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Morph's%20Outpost%20-%20Oct.%201994/ Morph's Outpost] || 1994 || October || English || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/ Sound and Recording] || 1994 || November || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/Interview_Nov_1994.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(1995)%20Gazapee%20Magazine%20Interview/ GaZaPee] || 1995 || September || Japanese<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1995 || October || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/cdrf95.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| Bounce || 1995 || November || Japanese || || || <br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/ Sound and Recording] || 1995 || November || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/Interview_Nov_1995.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Cape-X] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/capex_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/ MacUser Japan] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/muj_1295.txt Transcript] || || Videos and Images<br />
|-<br />
| MediaDirect CD-ROM Magazine || 1995 || December || Japanese || || || || Table of contents archived [https://web.archive.org/web/19970203124433/http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/md/backno/020.HTM here].<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Remix] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/rmx_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1997 || May || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/cdrf97.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/ Digital Creator ni Naritai] || 1998 || March || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/dcnn_fixed.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/ The PlayStation] || 1999 || June 25 || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/theps_062599.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/ MdN] || 2000 || February || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/mdn70.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20011218034550/http://www.mao2.net/monthly_special/index_018_dec_main.html mao2] || 2001 || December || Japanese || || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Maomaonet%20-%20December%202001/2001_Maomaonet_Osamu_Sato_interview_English_translation.txt English] || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d734ja/the-most-elusive-video-game-creator Vice Motherboard] || 2015 || January 28 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| | [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview/Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview.mp3 Diggin' in the Carts] || 2017 || November 1 || English || || || Audio<br />
|-<br />
|[http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview/Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview.pdf Red Bull Music Academy] || 2017 || November 14 || English || || [https://www.redbullmusicacademy.jp/en/magazine/interview-osamu-sato Japanese version of this interview] || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20DOMMUNE%20Interview/ DOMMUNE] || 2017 || November 14 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Playstation%20Anthology%20-%202017/ Playstation Anthology] || 2017 || || English || || || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [https://ototoy.jp/feature/2018072601 Ototoy] || 2018 || July 26 || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.musiclifeclub.com/news/20190405_01.html Music Life Club] || 2019 || April 2 || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/osamu_sato_j-wave_interview_from_10m30s.mp3 J-Wave] || 2020 || November 9 || Japanese || || || Audio || [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1325376690285998080 Tweet with ad for this interview]<br />
|-<br />
| [https://archive.org/details/linen-records-popup-store-interview Linen Records Pop Up Store] || 2020 || November 18 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://playstyle.world/Osamu-Sato-on-Osaka-EXPO-70 PLAYSTYLE] || 2020 || December 30 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Protagonistas%20-%20Winter%202021/ Protagonistas - Winter] || 2021 || || Lithuanian || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/%e3%82%a2%e3%83%ac%e9%ad%82%e3%83%83%ef%bc%81%20%2310%20Talk%20with%20Osamu%20Sato/ Arranger's Soul] || 2022 || November 2 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://gatamagazine.com/articles/art/lsd-is-groovy-an-interview-with-osamu-sato GATA Magazine] || 2024 || June 13 || English || || || Website<br />
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|}<br />
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! Name !! Year || Date !! Language !! Transcript !! Translation !! Format !! Notes<br />
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| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/ Designers' Workshop] || 1992 || February || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/dng52.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/ Illustration, Vol. 78] || 1992 || October || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/illus78.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/ MacJapan Bros.] || 1994 || February 18 || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/mjb_0218.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ Quit, Vol. 1] || 1994 || March || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/qlc.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ NEXT BEAT] || 1994 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.wired.com/1994/07/digital-art/ Wired] || 1994 || July || English || || || Website || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Wired%20-%20July%201994/ Original magazine scans]<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/MSXFAN199408_0098.jpg MSX・FAN] || 1994 || August || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/msxfan_0894.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/ ED Next Generation Game Special] || 1994 || September || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/edjgs_vol4.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Morph's%20Outpost%20-%20Oct.%201994/ Morph's Outpost] || 1994 || October || English || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/ Sound and Recording] || 1994 || November || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/Interview_Nov_1994.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(1995)%20Gazapee%20Magazine%20Interview/ GaZaPee] || 1995 || September || Japanese<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1995 || October || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/cdrf95.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| Bounce || 1995 || November || Japanese || || || <br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/ Sound and Recording] || 1995 || November || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/Interview_Nov_1995.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Cape-X] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/capex_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/ MacUser Japan] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/muj_1295.txt Transcript] || || Videos and Images<br />
|-<br />
| MediaDirect CD-ROM Magazine || 1995 || December || Japanese || || || || Table of contents archived [https://web.archive.org/web/19970203124433/http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/md/backno/020.HTM here].<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Remix] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/rmx_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1997 || May || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/cdrf97.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/ Digital Creator ni Naritai] || 1998 || March || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/dcnn_fixed.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/ The PlayStation] || 1999 || June 25 || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/theps_062599.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/ MdN] || 2000 || February || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/mdn70.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20011218034550/http://www.mao2.net/monthly_special/index_018_dec_main.html mao2] || 2001 || December || Japanese || || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Maomaonet%20-%20December%202001/2001_Maomaonet_Osamu_Sato_interview_English_translation.txt English] || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d734ja/the-most-elusive-video-game-creator Vice Motherboard] || 2015 || January 28 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| | [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview/Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview.mp3 Diggin' in the Carts] || 2017 || November 1 || English || || || Audio<br />
|-<br />
[http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview/Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview.pdf Red Bull Music Academy] || 2017 || November 14 || English || || [https://www.redbullmusicacademy.jp/en/magazine/interview-osamu-sato Japanese version of this interview] || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20DOMMUNE%20Interview/ DOMMUNE] || 2017 || November 14 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Playstation%20Anthology%20-%202017/ Playstation Anthology] || 2017 || || English || || || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [https://ototoy.jp/feature/2018072601 Ototoy] || 2018 || July 26 || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.musiclifeclub.com/news/20190405_01.html Music Life Club] || 2019 || April 2 || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/osamu_sato_j-wave_interview_from_10m30s.mp3 J-Wave] || 2020 || November 9 || Japanese || || || Audio || [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1325376690285998080 Tweet with ad for this interview]<br />
|-<br />
| [https://archive.org/details/linen-records-popup-store-interview Linen Records Pop Up Store] || 2020 || November 18 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://playstyle.world/Osamu-Sato-on-Osaka-EXPO-70 PLAYSTYLE] || 2020 || December 30 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Protagonistas%20-%20Winter%202021/ Protagonistas - Winter] || 2021 || || Lithuanian || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/%e3%82%a2%e3%83%ac%e9%ad%82%e3%83%83%ef%bc%81%20%2310%20Talk%20with%20Osamu%20Sato/ Arranger's Soul] || 2022 || November 2 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://gatamagazine.com/articles/art/lsd-is-groovy-an-interview-with-osamu-sato GATA Magazine] || 2024 || June 13 || English || || || Website<br />
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|}<br />
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[[Category:Meta]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Interviews&diff=6477Interviews2024-09-01T14:34:23Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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! Name !! Year || Date !! Language !! Transcript !! Translation !! Format !! Notes<br />
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| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/ Designers' Workshop] || 1992 || February || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/dng52.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/ Illustration, Vol. 78] || 1992 || October || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/illus78.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/ MacJapan Bros.] || 1994 || February 18 || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/mjb_0218.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ Quit, Vol. 1] || 1994 || March || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/qlc.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ NEXT BEAT] || 1994 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.wired.com/1994/07/digital-art/ Wired] || 1994 || July || English || || || Website || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Wired%20-%20July%201994/ Original magazine scans]<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/MSXFAN199408_0098.jpg MSX・FAN] || 1994 || August || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/msxfan_0894.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/ ED Next Generation Game Special] || 1994 || September || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/edjgs_vol4.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Morph's%20Outpost%20-%20Oct.%201994/ Morph's Outpost] || 1994 || October || English || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/ Sound and Recording] || 1994 || November || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/Interview_Nov_1994.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(1995)%20Gazapee%20Magazine%20Interview/ GaZaPee] || 1995 || September || Japanese<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1995 || October || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/cdrf95.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| Bounce || 1995 || November || Japanese || || || <br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/ Sound and Recording] || 1995 || November || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/Interview_Nov_1995.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Cape-X] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/capex_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/ MacUser Japan] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/muj_1295.txt Transcript] || || Videos and Images<br />
|-<br />
| MediaDirect CD-ROM Magazine || 1995 || December || Japanese || || || || Table of contents archived [https://web.archive.org/web/19970203124433/http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/md/backno/020.HTM here].<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Remix] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/rmx_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1997 || May || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/cdrf97.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/ Digital Creator ni Naritai] || 1998 || March || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/dcnn_fixed.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/ The PlayStation] || 1999 || June 25 || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/theps_062599.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/ MdN] || 2000 || February || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/mdn70.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20011218034550/http://www.mao2.net/monthly_special/index_018_dec_main.html mao2] || 2001 || December || Japanese || || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Maomaonet%20-%20December%202001/2001_Maomaonet_Osamu_Sato_interview_English_translation.txt English] || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d734ja/the-most-elusive-video-game-creator Vice Motherboard] || 2015 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview/Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview.pdf Red Bull Music Academy] || 2017 || || English || || [https://www.redbullmusicacademy.jp/en/magazine/interview-osamu-sato Japanese version of this interview] || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview/Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview.mp3 Diggin' in the Carts] || 2017 || || English || || || Audio<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20DOMMUNE%20Interview/ DOMMUNE] || 2017 || November 14 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Playstation%20Anthology%20-%202017/ Playstation Anthology] || 2017 || || English || || || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [https://ototoy.jp/feature/2018072601 Ototoy] || 2018 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.musiclifeclub.com/news/20190405_01.html Music Life Club] || 2019 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/osamu_sato_j-wave_interview_from_10m30s.mp3 J-Wave] || 2020 || November 9 || Japanese || || || Audio || [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1325376690285998080 Tweet with ad for this interview]<br />
|-<br />
| [https://archive.org/details/linen-records-popup-store-interview Linen Records Pop Up Store] || 2020 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://playstyle.world/Osamu-Sato-on-Osaka-EXPO-70 PLAYSTYLE] || 2020 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Protagonistas%20-%20Winter%202021/ Protagonistas - Winter] || 2021 || || Lithuanian || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/%e3%82%a2%e3%83%ac%e9%ad%82%e3%83%83%ef%bc%81%20%2310%20Talk%20with%20Osamu%20Sato/ Arranger's Soul] || 2022 || November 2 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://gatamagazine.com/articles/art/lsd-is-groovy-an-interview-with-osamu-sato GATA Magazine] || 2024 || June 13 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
|-<br />
! Name !! Year || Date !! Language !! Transcript !! Translation !! Format !! Notes<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/ Designers' Workshop] || 1992 || February || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/dng52.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/ Illustration, Vol. 78] || 1992 || October || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/illus78.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/ MacJapan Bros.] || 1994 || February 18 || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/mjb_0218.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ Quit, Vol. 1] || 1994 || || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/qlc.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ NEXT BEAT] || 1994 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.wired.com/1994/07/digital-art/ Wired] || 1994 || July || English || || || Website || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Wired%20-%20July%201994/ Original magazine scans]<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/MSXFAN199408_0098.jpg MSX・FAN] || 1994 || August || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/msxfan_0894.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/ ED Next Generation Game Special] || 1994 || September || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/edjgs_vol4.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Morph's%20Outpost%20-%20Oct.%201994/ Morph's Outpost] || 1994 || October || English || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/ Sound and Recording] || 1994 || November || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/Interview_Nov_1994.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(1995)%20Gazapee%20Magazine%20Interview/ GaZaPee] || 1995 || September || Japanese<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1995 || October || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/cdrf95.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| Bounce || 1995 || November || Japanese || || || <br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/ Sound and Recording] || 1995 || November || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/Interview_Nov_1995.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Cape-X] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/capex_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/ MacUser Japan] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/muj_1295.txt Transcript] || || Videos and Images<br />
|-<br />
| MediaDirect CD-ROM Magazine || 1995 || December || Japanese || || || || Table of contents archived [https://web.archive.org/web/19970203124433/http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/md/backno/020.HTM here].<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Remix] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/rmx_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1997 || May || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/cdrf97.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/ Digital Creator ni Naritai] || 1998 || March || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/dcnn_fixed.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/ The PlayStation] || 1999 || June 25 || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/theps_062599.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/ MdN] || 2000 || February || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/mdn70.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20011218034550/http://www.mao2.net/monthly_special/index_018_dec_main.html mao2] || 2001 || December || Japanese || || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Maomaonet%20-%20December%202001/2001_Maomaonet_Osamu_Sato_interview_English_translation.txt English] || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d734ja/the-most-elusive-video-game-creator Vice Motherboard] || 2015 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview/Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview.pdf Red Bull Music Academy] || 2017 || || English || || [https://www.redbullmusicacademy.jp/en/magazine/interview-osamu-sato Japanese version of this interview] || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview/Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview.mp3 Diggin' in the Carts] || 2017 || || English || || || Audio<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20DOMMUNE%20Interview/ DOMMUNE] || 2017 || November 14 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Playstation%20Anthology%20-%202017/ Playstation Anthology] || 2017 || || English || || || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [https://ototoy.jp/feature/2018072601 Ototoy] || 2018 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.musiclifeclub.com/news/20190405_01.html Music Life Club] || 2019 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/osamu_sato_j-wave_interview_from_10m30s.mp3 J-Wave] || 2020 || November 9 || Japanese || || || Audio || [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1325376690285998080 Tweet with ad for this interview]<br />
|-<br />
| [https://archive.org/details/linen-records-popup-store-interview Linen Records Pop Up Store] || 2020 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://playstyle.world/Osamu-Sato-on-Osaka-EXPO-70 PLAYSTYLE] || 2020 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Protagonistas%20-%20Winter%202021/ Protagonistas - Winter] || 2021 || || Lithuanian || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/%e3%82%a2%e3%83%ac%e9%ad%82%e3%83%83%ef%bc%81%20%2310%20Talk%20with%20Osamu%20Sato/ Arranger's Soul] || 2022 || November 2 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://gatamagazine.com/articles/art/lsd-is-groovy-an-interview-with-osamu-sato GATA Magazine] || 2024 || June 13 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meta]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Art_of_Computer_Designing&diff=6475The Art of Computer Designing2024-09-01T14:15:25Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{Stub}}<br />
{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=The Art of Computer Designing: A Black and White Approach<br />
|image= File:Aocd_e.png<br />
|janame=コンピューデザイン -カタチの発想法-<br />
|date=25 June 1993<br />
|type=Book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span> <br />
}}<br />
'''The Art of Computer Designing''' is a book by [[Osamu Sato]], first published in 1993 by Graphic-Sha. It serves as a tutorial to approaching [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics vector graphics] with Sato's design philosophy, providing many examples of his work to demonstrate the possibilities of using different shapes or techniques. Copies were bundled with a Mac format 'gift disk' that includes a Director animation, pictograms, and the OS Compu Bold font. <br />
<br />
==2020 edition==<br />
An updated version was published by Colpa Press in Spring 2020. This edition contains a new cover and introduction by Sato, an updated translation by Kensuke Hidaka, and some additional examples. An edition of 250 copies was announced (later reduced to 200). In 2024, a second edition of 300 copies was printed.<br />
<br />
==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Aocd20.png|2020 edition cover art<br />
</gallery><br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/satoArtOfComputerDesigning The book on archive.org]<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
[[Category: Books]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Interviews&diff=6474Interviews2024-09-01T13:51:14Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>This list is still a work in progress!<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
|-<br />
! Name !! Year || Date !! Language !! Transcript !! Translation !! Format !! Notes<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/ Designers' Workshop] || 1992 || February || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Designers'%20Workshop%20-%20Feb.%2092/dng52.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/ Illustration, Vol. 78] || 1992 || October || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Illustration%20Vol.%2078%20-%20Oct.%201992/illus78.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/ MacJapan Bros.] || 1994 || February 18 || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/magazines/MacJapan%20Bros/Feb.%2018%201994%20Interview/mjb_0218.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/ Quit, Vol. 1] || 1994 || || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Quit%20Volume%201/qlc.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIfq011KUwQ NEXT BEAT] || 1994 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.wired.com/1994/07/digital-art/ Wired] || 1994 || July || English || || || Website || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Wired%20-%20July%201994/ Original magazine scans]<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/MSXFAN199408_0098.jpg MSX・FAN] || 1994 || August || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MSX%20Fan%20-%20August%201994/msxfan_0894.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/ ED Next Generation Game Special] || 1994 || || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/ED%20Next%20Generation%20Game%20Special%201994/edjgs_vol4.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Morph's%20Outpost%20-%20Oct.%201994/ Morph's Outpost] || 1994 || October || English || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/ Sound and Recording] || 1994 || November || Japanese || [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201994/Interview_Nov_1994.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(1995)%20Gazapee%20Magazine%20Interview/ GaZaPee] || 1995 || September || Japanese<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1995 || October || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20October%201995/cdrf95.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| Bounce || 1995 || November || Japanese || || || <br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/ Sound and Recording] || 1995 || November || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Sound%20and%20Recording%20-%20November%201995/Interview_Nov_1995.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Cape-X] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Cape%20X%20-%20Dec.%201995/capex_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/ MacUser Japan] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MacUser%20Japan%20-%20Dec.%201995%20(Macbin%2025%20CD)/muj_1295.txt Transcript] || || Videos and Images<br />
|-<br />
| MediaDirect CD-ROM Magazine || 1995 || December || Japanese || || || || Table of contents archived [https://web.archive.org/web/19970203124433/http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/md/backno/020.HTM here].<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/ Remix] || 1995 || December || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Remix%20-%20Dec.%201995/rmx_1295.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/ CD-ROM Fan] || 1997 || May || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/CD-ROM%20Fan%20-%20May%201997/cdrf97.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/ Digital Creator ni Naritai] || 1998 || March || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Digital%20Creator%20ni%20Naritai%20-%20Mar.%20'98/dcnn_fixed.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/ The PlayStation] || 1999 || June 25 || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/The%20Playstation%20-%20June%2025%201999/theps_062599.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/ MdN] || 2000 || February || Japanese || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/MdN%20-%20Feb.%202000/mdn70.txt Transcript] || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20011218034550/http://www.mao2.net/monthly_special/index_018_dec_main.html mao2] || 2001 || December || Japanese || || [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Maomaonet%20-%20December%202001/2001_Maomaonet_Osamu_Sato_interview_English_translation.txt English] || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d734ja/the-most-elusive-video-game-creator Vice Motherboard] || 2015 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview/Red%20Bull%20Music%20Academy%20Interview.pdf Red Bull Music Academy] || 2017 || || English || || [https://www.redbullmusicacademy.jp/en/magazine/interview-osamu-sato Japanese version of this interview] || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview/Diggin'%20in%20the%20Carts%20Interview.mp3 Diggin' in the Carts] || 2017 || || English || || || Audio<br />
|-<br />
| [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Miscellaneous/(2017)%20DOMMUNE%20Interview/ DOMMUNE] || 2017 || November 14 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Playstation%20Anthology%20-%202017/ Playstation Anthology] || 2017 || || English || || || PDF<br />
|-<br />
| [https://ototoy.jp/feature/2018072601 Ototoy] || 2018 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://www.musiclifeclub.com/news/20190405_01.html Music Life Club] || 2019 || || Japanese || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [http://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/osamu_sato_j-wave_interview_from_10m30s.mp3 J-Wave] || 2020 || November 9 || Japanese || || || Audio || [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1325376690285998080 Tweet with ad for this interview]<br />
|-<br />
| [https://archive.org/details/linen-records-popup-store-interview Linen Records Pop Up Store] || 2020 || || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://playstyle.world/Osamu-Sato-on-Osaka-EXPO-70 PLAYSTYLE] || 2020 || || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/Protagonistas%20-%20Winter%202021/ Protagonistas - Winter] || 2021 || || Lithuanian || || || Images<br />
|-<br />
| [https://compu-lsd.com/archive/interviews/%e3%82%a2%e3%83%ac%e9%ad%82%e3%83%83%ef%bc%81%20%2310%20Talk%20with%20Osamu%20Sato/ Arranger's Soul] || 2022 || November 2 || Japanese || || || Video<br />
|-<br />
| [https://gatamagazine.com/articles/art/lsd-is-groovy-an-interview-with-osamu-sato GATA Magazine] || 2024 || June 13 || English || || || Website<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meta]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Compu_Movie&diff=5347Compu Movie2024-04-27T22:38:39Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Compu Movie<br />
|janame=コンピュムービ<br />
|image=File:Satowiredjuly1994-3.jpg|thumb<br />
|date=1994<br />
|type=VHS Tape<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''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.<br />
<br />
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:<br />
<br />
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 A 22-second clip of a 3d animation titled ''Deme Kume Chame-go.'']<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 An ''Alphabetical Animals'' music video.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=59 What appears to be the lead-up to the beginning shot of a clock in ''I LOVE YOU''.]<br />
* [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.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/zTpLMOWVcqs Almost 3 minutes of I LOVE YOU.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/RhvAPbr6Sxk?si=ptqXMXJqHaFJXhje A video of The Face, seems like the original version of Face the Music]<br />
* A photo containing several frames of the ABC segment showing that at some point the letters combine to spell words.<br />
<br />
==Community Developments==<br />
[[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.]]<br />
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:<br />
<br />
* The Face (Exactly identical to a frame found in ''The Esoteric Retina'' version)<br />
* Alphabetical Animals (Same screenshot of the letters spelling "LOVE" found in other media)<br />
* The Face<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go <br />
* I LOVE YOU<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Alphabetical Animals<br />
* I LOVE YOU<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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 currently being planned.<br />
<br />
[[File:CompuMovieImage.jpg|thumb|right|Image attached to Sato's 2024 tweet.]]<br />
<br />
==Deme Kume Chame-Go==<br />
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".<br />
<br />
==The Face==<br />
"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.<br />
<br />
==Astor Magic, Golden Flowers==<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==Alphabetical Animals==<br />
<br />
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].<br />
<br />
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]".<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==I LOVE YOU==<br />
[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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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".<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Compu Movie<br />
|janame=コンピュムービ<br />
|image=File:Satowiredjuly1994-3.jpg|thumb<br />
|date=1994<br />
|type=VHS Tape<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''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.<br />
<br />
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:<br />
<br />
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=24 A 22-second clip of a 3d animation titled ''Deme Kume Chame-go.'']<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDLoW52K9I4 An ''Alphabetical Animals'' music video.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/CIfq011KUwQ?t=59 What appears to be the lead-up to the beginning shot of a clock in ''I LOVE YOU''.]<br />
* [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.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/zTpLMOWVcqs Almost 3 minutes of I LOVE YOU.]<br />
* [https://youtu.be/RhvAPbr6Sxk?si=ptqXMXJqHaFJXhje A video of The Face, seems like the original version of Face the Music]<br />
* A photo containing several frames of the ABC segment showing that at some point the letters combine to spell words.<br />
<br />
==Community Developments==<br />
[[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.]]<br />
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:<br />
<br />
* The Face (Exactly identical to a frame found in ''The Esoteric Retina'' version)<br />
* Alphabetical Animals (Same screenshot of the letters spelling "LOVE" found in other media)<br />
* The Face<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go <br />
* I LOVE YOU<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Deme Kume Chame-Go<br />
* ''Unknown''<br />
* Alphabetical Animals<br />
* I LOVE YOU<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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 currently being planned.<br />
<br />
[[File:CompuMovieImage.jpg|thumb|right|Image attached to Sato's 2024 tweet.]]<br />
<br />
==Deme Kume Chame-Go==<br />
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".<br />
<br />
==The Face==<br />
"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.<br />
<br />
==Astor Magic, Golden Flowers==<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==Alphabetical Animals==<br />
<br />
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].<br />
<br />
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]".<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==I LOVE YOU==<br />
[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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
<br />
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".<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
{{LostMedia}}<br />
[[Category:Art]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Art_of_Computer_Designing&diff=5141The Art of Computer Designing2024-04-22T21:50:19Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=The Art of Computer Designing: A Black and White Approach<br />
|image= File:Aocd_e.png<br />
|janame=コンピューデザイン -カタチの発想法-<br />
|date=25 June 1993<br />
|type=Book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span> <br />
}}<br />
'''The Art of Computer Designing''' is a book by [[Osamu Sato]], first published in 1993 by Graphic-Sha. It serves as a tutorial to approaching [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics vector graphics] with Sato's design philosophy, providing many examples of his work to demonstrate the possibilities of using different shapes or techniques. Copies were bundled with a Mac format 'gift disk' that includes a Director animation, pictograms, and the OS Compu Bold font. <br />
<br />
==2020 edition==<br />
An updated version was published by Colpa Press in Spring 2020. This edition contains a new cover and introduction by Sato, an updated translation by Kensuke Hidaka, and some additional examples. An edition of 250 copies was announced (later reduced to 200).<br />
<br />
==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Aocd20.png|2020 edition cover art<br />
</gallery><br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/satoArtOfComputerDesigning The book on archive.org]<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
[[Category: Books]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Kai-Shi&diff=5126Kai-Shi2024-04-19T18:31:52Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>[[File:ChuTeng KaiShiPoem.png|thumb|right|240px|Myth in the [[Chu-Teng Tablet]] that mentions Kai-Shi]]<br />
[[File:KaiShiRock.png|thumb|right|240px|Kai-Shi symbol inscribed on a rock in Chu-Teng. This iconography also appears on the game's tray card.]]<br />
'''Kai-Shi''' (海市) is a location referenced in [[Chu-Teng]]. The name literally means "sea city" and is an old-timey word for "mirage". <br />
<br />
Kai-Shi was planned to be the setting for a potential third entry in the Tong-Nou series, though this ultimately never came to fruition.<br />
==Other references==<br />
===Image===<br />
[[File:KaiShiInterview.jpg|thumb|right|240px|]]<br />
<br />
On 27 March 2020, a Japanese fan [https://twitter.com/higashi_O2J/status/1243543436894113799 posted] a photo to Twitter of a magazine excerpt where Sato mentions Kai-Shi. The photo was confirmed to be real when Sato himself [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1243661853907210241 retweeted] it. It was most likely taken at the Grateful in All Things exhibition, based on the upload date and the presence of a binder filled with Sato's magazine appearances at the exhibition. The source is currently unknown and no scans are available online.<br />
<br />
In response to the question "Will [Chu-Teng] be a work in the same style as Tong-Nou?", Sato stated his intent to make the series a trilogy based on a Chinese/Indian "four levels of reality" system (which this wiki does not currently know the official name of): Tong-Nou representing the world above ground, Chu-Teng representing heaven, and Kai-Shi representing the world below ground. In this system the fourth level is infinite and completely separate from everything else, which is why no game was planned around it - though it may be the "Ge-teng" mentioned in the Chu-Teng Tablet.<br />
<br />
===Transcript===<br />
<pre><br />
――― これはまた「東脳」のような作品なんですか？<br />
S 「東脳」シリーズは三部作にしようと思っているんですが、中国やインドではこの世のなりたちは地下、地上、天、と4段階に別れていて、さらにその外の世界が無限の世界なんです。その構造は人間の体と対比していると言われています。「東脳」シリーズでは「東脳」は地上の世界。次回作「中天」が宇宙（有限）と天。その次に制作予定なのが「海市」という作品で、これが地下の世界<br />
<br />
―――「中天」でもいろいろと奇怪なキャラクターたちが出てくるでしょうね？<br />
S 「東脳」よりずっと多いですよ。今、整理が大変な段階です。日本だけだと採算 [?] があわないので世界で<br />
</pre></div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Kai-Shi&diff=5125Kai-Shi2024-04-19T18:27:34Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>[[File:ChuTeng KaiShiPoem.png|thumb|right|240px|Myth in the [[Chu-Teng Tablet]] that mentions Kai-Shi]]<br />
[[File:KaiShiRock.png|thumb|right|240px|Teaser for Kai-Shi inscribed on a rock in Chu-Teng]]<br />
'''Kai-Shi''' (海市) is a location referenced in [[Chu-Teng]]. The name literally means "sea city" and is an old-timey word for "mirage". <br />
<br />
Kai-Shi was planned to be the setting for a potential third entry in the Tong-Nou series, though this ultimately never came to fruition.<br />
==Other references==<br />
===Image===<br />
[[File:KaiShiInterview.jpg|thumb|right|240px|]]<br />
<br />
On 27 March 2020, a Japanese fan [https://twitter.com/higashi_O2J/status/1243543436894113799 posted] a photo to Twitter of a magazine excerpt where Sato mentions Kai-Shi. The photo was confirmed to be real when Sato himself [https://twitter.com/osd_word/status/1243661853907210241 retweeted] it. It was most likely taken at the Grateful in All Things exhibition, based on the upload date and the presence of a binder filled with Sato's magazine appearances at the exhibition. The source is currently unknown and no scans are available online.<br />
<br />
In response to the question "Will [Chu-Teng] be a work in the same style as Tong-Nou?", Sato stated his intent to make the series a trilogy based on a Chinese/Indian "four levels of reality" system (which this wiki does not currently know the official name of): Tong-Nou representing the world above ground, Chu-Teng representing heaven, and Kai-Shi representing the world below ground. In this system the fourth level is infinite and completely separate from everything else, which is why no game was planned around it - though it may be the "Ge-teng" mentioned in the Chu-Teng Tablet.<br />
<br />
===Transcript===<br />
<pre><br />
――― これはまた「東脳」のような作品なんですか？<br />
S 「東脳」シリーズは三部作にしようと思っているんですが、中国やインドではこの世のなりたちは地下、地上、天、と4段階に別れていて、さらにその外の世界が無限の世界なんです。その構造は人間の体と対比していると言われています。「東脳」シリーズでは「東脳」は地上の世界。次回作「中天」が宇宙（有限）と天。その次に制作予定なのが「海市」という作品で、これが地下の世界<br />
<br />
―――「中天」でもいろいろと奇怪なキャラクターたちが出てくるでしょうね？<br />
S 「東脳」よりずっと多いですよ。今、整理が大変な段階です。日本だけだと採算 [?] があわないので世界で<br />
</pre></div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Homosexual&diff=5115Homosexual2024-04-18T02:36:08Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Homosexual<br />
|janame=Homosexual<br />
|image=File:homosexual_sato_cover_small.png<br />
|date= 6 April 1993<br />
|type=Book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#00F>Owned but not scanned</span><br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''Homosexual''' is a series of artworks created through a collaboration between [[Osamu Sato]] and fellow artist [[Hideki Nakazawa]]. The exhibition was held at Tierrart Gallery in Tokyo from April 6 - 24, 1993. <br />
<br />
A book compiling all of the featured artworks was published by Tom's Box, limited to 300 copies. The book could either be purchased on its own, or with a bonus floppy disk containing a Macromedia Director animation. Its existence was not well known to the community until copies appeared for sale at Sato's 2017 exhibition [[All Things Must Be Equal]], sans disk. Nakazawa himself provided a copy of the animation file after being contacted. <br />
<br />
The animation file was also included on the CD-ROM ''MacJapan Bros.-ROM'', in the "Special" folder.<br />
<br />
A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geK03GclK8k recording of the animation] may be viewed on YouTube, and a download of the animation as well as scans of the book's cover art are available from the [http://satoarchives.com/Archive/Art/(1993)%20Homosexual%20%5bwith%20Hideki%20Nakazawa%5d/ Osamu Sato Archive].<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
[[Category: Art]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rhythm_%27n%27_Face_Supplementary_Reader&diff=5114Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader2024-04-18T02:24:08Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader<br />
|janame=リズムンフェイス副読本<br />
|image=File:Rnffdh.png<br />
|type=Book<br />
|date=2000<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader''' (リズムンフェイス副読本) is a 48-page book by [[OutSide Directors Company]], published by Asmik Ace Entertainment. It's believed that the book was bundled with copies of the game as part of a promotion.<br />
<br />
The first half of the book shows how to design characters using combinations of circles, triangles, and squares, similar to [[The Art of Computer Designing]]. The second half is more focused on the game itself, explaining the concept and how to play. It also provides lists of inputs to create example designs in the game's bonus free paint stages. The remaining pages feature impressions from various magazine editors and artists, as well as art that they created in the game. The corners of most pages contain photos labeled "On the Street," which depict real world examples of the basic shapes.<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/RhythmNFaceArtBook The book on archive.org]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
[[Category: Books]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Alphabetical_Animals&diff=5113Alphabetical Animals2024-04-18T02:14:24Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|janame=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|image=File:Web num 15.jpg<br />
|date=1992, <br> 4 November 1992 (book)<br />
|type=Online art collection and book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span> (Online collection)<br><span style="color:#F00>Yes</span> (Book)<br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''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, with a print run of 300 copies.<br />
==Trivia==<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Aa_font.png|The entire "font".<br />
File:Letter x.png|X the Unknown.<br />
File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|The art book cover.<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
{{LostMedia}}<br />
[[Category: Art]]<br />
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<div>{{NoInfoStub}}<br />
{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|janame=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|image=File:Web num 15.jpg<br />
|date=1992, <br> 4 November 1992 (book)<br />
|type=Online art collection and book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span> (Online collection)<br><span style="color:#F00>Yes</span> (Book)<br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''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.<br />
==Trivia==<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Aa_font.png|The entire "font".<br />
File:Letter x.png|X the Unknown.<br />
File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|The art book cover.<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
{{LostMedia}}<br />
[[Category: Art]]<br />
[[Category: Lost Media]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Alphabetical_Animals&diff=5111Alphabetical Animals2024-04-18T02:07:54Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|janame=Alphabetical Animals<br />
|image=File:Web num 15.jpg<br />
|date=1992<br />
|4 November 1992 (book)<br />
|type=Online art collection and book<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span> (Online collection)<br><span style="color:#F00>Yes</span> (Book)<br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''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.<br />
==Trivia==<br />
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.<br />
<br />
==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Aa_font.png|The entire "font".<br />
File:Letter x.png|X the Unknown.<br />
File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|The art book cover.<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
{{Art}}<br />
{{LostMedia}}<br />
[[Category: Art]]<br />
[[Category: Lost Media]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Daimonji_Espresso_(Single)&diff=5008Daimonji Espresso (Single)2024-01-18T22:54:09Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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|name= Daimonji Espresso<br />
|janame= 大文字エスプレッソ<br />
|image= File:DaimonjiSingleCover.jpg<br />
|date= 17 November 2020<br />
|type= Single<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#00F>Owned but not ripped</span><br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''Daimonji Espresso''' is a CD-R single by [[Osamu Sato]], released through [[Linen Records]]. The remix is credited to Out Ass Mao.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
# Daimonji Espresso (Big Snoring Mix)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://www.discogs.com/release/16552650-Osamu-Sato-Daimonji-Espresso Discogs page]<br />
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[[Category: Music]]<br />
[[Category: Single]]<br />
[[Category: No Info Stubs]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Collected_Ambient_Grooves_1993-2001&diff=5007Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-20012024-01-18T22:43:27Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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|name= Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001<br />
|janame= コレクテッド・アンビエント・グルーブ<br />
|image= File:CollectedAmbientGroovesCover.jpg<br />
|date= 10 April 2020 <br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001''' is an album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Musique pour la danse. It compiles works recorded in the period of 1993 to 2001.<br />
<br />
==Release==<br />
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. <br />
<br />
Each physical version was released in limited numbers. 500 CDs, 300 vinyls, and 50 cassettes were produced.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
<br />
===CD===<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix] (7:08)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Daisy Drum (5:26)<br />
#City Lights (5:08)<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
#The Forest Loop (6:42)<br />
#Transmigration [Ambient Mix] (5:46)<br />
<br />
===Cassette===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix] (7:08)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Daisy Drum (5:26)<br />
#City Lights (5:08)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
#The Forest Loop (6:42)<br />
#Transmigration [Ambient Mix] (5:46)<br />
<br />
===LP===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
<br />
===Digital exclusive track===<br />
#Winter Factory (4:35)<br />
<br />
==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001 CD liner notes. <br />
*Osamu Sato – performer, producer, mixing, art direction, design<br />
*Seigen Tokuzawa – cello on <nowiki>track</nowiki> 1<br />
*Olivier Ducret – A&R<br />
*Ed Isar – A&R<br />
*Clovis Jean XIV – mastering<br />
<br />
{{Music}}<br />
[[Category: Music]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Template:MPBooks&diff=4999Template:MPBooks2024-01-18T16:16:49Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>==Books/Zines==<br />
* [[File:Iconao.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Orgasm]] [[Alphabetical Orgasm]]<br />
* [[File:Iconciaw.png|24px|link=Corporate Identity and Works]] [[Corporate Identity and Works]]<br />
* [[File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Animals]] [[Alphabetical Animals]]<br />
* [[File:Homosexual_sato_cover_small.png|24px|link=Homosexual]] [[Homosexual]]<br />
* [[File:Iconaocd.png|24px|link=The Art of Computer Designing]] [[The Art of Computer Designing]]<br />
* [[File:Iconlovely.png|24px|link=Lovely Sweet Dream]] [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]<br />
* [[File:Rnffdh.png|24px|link=Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]] [[Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]]<br />
* [[The Alphabet]]<br />
* [[File:Iconmaru.png|24px|link=Maru Sankaku Shikaku]] [[Maru Sankaku Shikaku]]<br />
* [[File:SymmetricIcon.png|24px|link=Symmetric]] [[Symmetric]]<br />
* [[Photo (Book)|Photo]]<br />
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)|All Things Must Be Equal]]<br />
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)|Grateful in All Things]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Iconlovely.png&diff=4998File:Iconlovely.png2024-01-18T16:16:21Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>==Books/Zines==<br />
* [[File:Iconao.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Orgasm]] [[Alphabetical Orgasm]]<br />
* [[File:Iconciaw.png|24px|link=Corporate Identity and Works]] [[Corporate Identity and Works]]<br />
* [[File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Animals]] [[Alphabetical Animals]]<br />
* [[File:Homosexual_sato_cover_small.png|24px|link=Homosexual]] [[Homosexual]]<br />
* [[File:Iconaocd.png|24px|link=The Art of Computer Designing]] [[The Art of Computer Designing]]<br />
* [[File:Lovely_Sweet_Dream.jpg|24px|link=Lovely Sweet Dream]] [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]<br />
* [[File:Rnffdh.png|24px|link=Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]] [[Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]]<br />
* [[The Alphabet]]<br />
* [[File:Iconmaru.png|24px|link=Maru Sankaku Shikaku]] [[Maru Sankaku Shikaku]]<br />
* [[File:SymmetricIcon.png|24px|link=Symmetric]] [[Symmetric]]<br />
* [[Photo (Book)|Photo]]<br />
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)|All Things Must Be Equal]]<br />
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)|Grateful in All Things]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Iconmaru.png&diff=4996File:Iconmaru.png2024-01-18T16:08:21Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>==Art==<br />
* [[File:AlphabeticalOrgasmIcon2.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Orgasm]] [[Alphabetical Orgasm]]<br />
* [[File:AAIcon.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Animals]] [[Alphabetical Animals]]<br />
* [[File:AnonymousAnimalsIcon.png|24px|link=Anonymous Animals]] [[Anonymous Animals]]<br />
* [[File:BondageIcon.png|24px|link=Bondage]] [[Bondage]]<br />
* [[File:FaceToFaceIcon.png|24px|link=Face to Face]] [[Face to Face]]<br />
* [[File:GradiationIcon.png|24px|link=Gradation of Happiness]] [[Gradation of Happiness]]<br />
* [[File:HomosexualIcon.png|24px|link=Homosexual]] [[Homosexual]]<br />
* [[File:Iconretina.png|24px|link=The Esoteric Retina]] [[The Esoteric Retina]]<br />
* [[File:SymmetricIcon.png|24px|link=Symmetric]] [[Symmetric]]<br />
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<br />
* [[File:QuitVol1.png|24px|link=Magazines]] [[Magazines]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Iconretina.png&diff=4994File:Iconretina.png2024-01-18T16:01:58Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>==Books/Zines==<br />
* [[File:Iconao.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Orgasm]] [[Alphabetical Orgasm]]<br />
* [[File:Iconciaw.png|24px|link=Corporate Identity and Works]] [[Corporate Identity and Works]]<br />
* [[File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Animals]] [[Alphabetical Animals]]<br />
* [[File:Homosexual_sato_cover_small.png|24px|link=Homosexual]] [[Homosexual]]<br />
* [[File:Iconaocd.png|24px|link=The Art of Computer Designing]] [[The Art of Computer Designing]]<br />
* [[File:Lovely_Sweet_Dream.jpg|24px|link=Lovely Sweet Dream]] [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]<br />
* [[File:Rnffdh.png|24px|link=Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]] [[Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]]<br />
* [[The Alphabet]]<br />
* [[File:Zine.png|24px|link=Maru Sankaku Shikaku]] [[Maru Sankaku Shikaku]]<br />
* [[File:SymmetricIcon.png|24px|link=Symmetric]] [[Symmetric]]<br />
* [[Photo (Book)|Photo]]<br />
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)|All Things Must Be Equal]]<br />
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)|Grateful in All Things]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Iconaocd.png&diff=4992File:Iconaocd.png2024-01-18T15:55:47Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div></div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Template:MPBooks&diff=4990Template:MPBooks2024-01-18T15:49:22Z<p>Potatoimpact: /* Books/Zines */</p>
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<div>==Books/Zines==<br />
* [[File:Iconao.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Orgasm]] [[Alphabetical Orgasm]]<br />
* [[File:Iconciaw.png|24px|link=Corporate Identity and Works]] [[Corporate Identity and Works]]<br />
* [[File:FZ8UEftakAAbpfL.png|24px|link=Alphabetical Animals]] [[Alphabetical Animals]]<br />
* [[File:Homosexual_sato_cover_small.png|24px|link=Homosexual]] [[Homosexual]]<br />
* [[File:Aocd_e.png|24px|link=The Art of Computer Designing]] [[The Art of Computer Designing]]<br />
* [[File:Lovely_Sweet_Dream.jpg|24px|link=Lovely Sweet Dream]] [[Lovely Sweet Dream]]<br />
* [[File:Rnffdh.png|24px|link=Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]] [[Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader]]<br />
* [[The Alphabet]]<br />
* [[File:Zine.png|24px|link=Maru Sankaku Shikaku]] [[Maru Sankaku Shikaku]]<br />
* [[File:SymmetricIcon.png|24px|link=Symmetric]] [[Symmetric]]<br />
* [[Photo (Book)|Photo]]<br />
* [[All Things Must Be Equal (Book)|All Things Must Be Equal]]<br />
* [[Grateful in All Things (Book)|Grateful in All Things]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Iconciaw.png&diff=4988File:Iconciaw.png2024-01-18T15:48:41Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Rhythm 'n' Face<br />
|janame=リズムンフェイス<br />
|image=File:Rhythm_N_Face-Cover.png<br />
|type=Game<br />
|date=9 March 2000<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
<br />
'''Rhythm 'n' Face''' (リズムンフェイス, ''Rizumunfeisu'') is a rhythm video game developed by [[OutSide Directors Company]] and published by [[Asmik Ace Entertainment]] for the [[Playstation]]. A [[Rhythm 'n' Face Supplementary Reader|companion book]] with demonstrations on how to design with basic shapes, as well as designs contributed by various artists and journalists, was released alongside it.<br />
<br />
==Gameplay==<br />
The goal of every stage in Rhythm 'n' Face is to manipulate shapes (squares, triangles and circles) to create "faces" in sync with the stage music's beat. Pressing the Circle, Square, and Triangle buttons will select the respective shape and place it in the center of the grid, pressing the L1 and R1 buttons will increase and decrease the size of the shape, and pressing the D-Pad buttons will move the shape on the grid.<br />
<br />
Each stage is comprised of a series of two short phases: a computer player will select a shape and manipulate it into a specific size and position, and the player must then copy the computer player's actions while keeping on-beat. If the player doesn't get a shape near the correct position and size before the end of their phase, they lose one life. If the player loses all four of their lives, they must restart the stage. If the player keeps correctly placing shapes, they will rack up a combo and gain a life back (assuming they have lost any). If the combo is high enough, the game will start the player's shapes in a random position on the grid to throw them off and further challenge them to keep their combo going.<br />
<br />
At the end of a stage, the player is ranked in two categories: "Rhythm" and "Art", on a scale from 0 to 50. "Rhythm" measures how well the player did in keeping on-beat (as well as how many extra actions they did successfully), and "Art" is used to measure how accurate the player's face is to the intended face.<br />
<br />
Every level's face also has an alternative form that can be created. These alternate faces are shown briefly on the loading screen when playing a level for the first time, and can also be found in the game's manual and website. Making these alternative faces will reward the player with additional Art points.<br />
<br />
Completing all four routes will unlock the ability to toggle three additional settings in the options menu:<br />
* '''Texture''': Overlays a texture onto every shape.<br />
* '''Fukuwarai''': Makes the active shape as well as all previously placed shapes invisible until the end of the stage.<br />
* '''Duet''': Enables a turn-based multiplayer mode. Whenever one player fails to move a shape correctly, it will become the other player's turn.<br />
<br />
If you get 350 total points on any route, that route's bonus stage will be unlocked. The bonus stages act as free-paint modes, allowing you to make faces without having to worry about rhythmic timing or copying the computer player's actions.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
{| class=wikitable<br />
! style="font-weight:bold;" | Stage<br />
! style="font-weight:bold;" | Track<br />
! style="font-weight:bold;" | Character<br />
! style="font-weight:bold;" | Genre<br />
|-<br />
| 1<br />
| Happy Peace Smile<br />
| [[Namihei Panda]]<br />
| Pops<br />
|-<br />
| 2<br />
| Swan Song 2000<br />
| [[Panda Stewart]]<br />
| Disco<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="2" | 3<br />
| Fat Tiger Blues<br />
| [[Torkee]]<br />
| R&B<br />
|-<br />
| Dr Boochang Lee<br />
| [[Klinton]]<br />
| Funk<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="4" | 4<br />
| Something in Heaven<br />
| [[Hajime]]<br />
| Jazz<br />
|-<br />
| Dabster & Dubstar<br />
| [[Adidos]]<br />
| Reggae<br />
|-<br />
| Rock the Rocket<br />
| [[Tomson]]<br />
| Rock<br />
|-<br />
| Green Castle<br />
| [[Kwai Polnuki]]<br />
| Polka<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="4" | 5<br />
| Wondering Bullfighter<br />
| [[Gaudi Barcelona]]<br />
| Flamenco<br />
|-<br />
| Quiet Rose<br />
| [[Beatty]]<br />
| Bossa Nova<br />
|-<br />
| Apollo Comic<br />
| [[808]]<br />
| Techno<br />
|-<br />
| Durian Moon<br />
| [[Acadi]]<br />
| Ethno<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="4" | Bonus<br />
| Water #036<br />
|N/A<br />
| Modern<br />
|-<br />
| Steel #036<br />
|N/A<br />
| Modern<br />
|-<br />
| Universe #036<br />
|N/A<br />
| Modern<br />
|-<br />
| Voice #036<br />
|N/A<br />
| Modern<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Trivia==<br />
* The name of Fukuwarai mode refers to a Japanese children's game similar to Pin the Tail on the Donkey, where blindfolded players attempt to pin body parts onto a blank face.<br />
* A demo version appears on the coverdisc for the March 2000 issue of Famitsu Wave magazine, containing the first stage. The build appears to be from late 1999 and has some graphical differences, mostly in the menus.<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/RhythmNFaceArtBook Rhythm 'n' Face Companion Book]<br />
* [http://www.osd.co.jp/rhythm/index.html Rhythm 'n' Face section on old OSD website]<br />
<br />
==See also==<br />
* [[●▲■]], a game with a very similar control scheme.<br />
<br />
{{Games}}<br />
[[Category: PS1 Games]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=LSD:_Dream_Emulator&diff=4980LSD: Dream Emulator2024-01-14T19:34:44Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=LSD: Dream Emulator<br />
|janame=LSD<br />
|image=File:Lsdcover.png<br />
|date=22 October 1998<br />
|type=Game<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''LSD: Dream Emulator''' is an exploration video game developed by [[Outside Directors Company]] and published by [[Asmik Ace Entertainment]] for the [[Playstation]]. The concept for the game was based on OSD employee [[Hiroko Nishikawa]]'s dream diary, which she kept for over a decade. The diary was released as a book called [[Lovely Sweet Dream]] to go along with the game.<ref>http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/lsd-dream-emulator/</ref><br />
<br />
==Release==<br />
The game released in Japan on 22 October 1998, alongside the music CD [[LSD and Remixes]], the previously mentioned book, and a bonus one-song music CD titled [[Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites]] bundled with limited copies.<br />
<br />
On August 11, 2010, the game was re-released on the Japanese PlayStation Store under the PS1 Classics section, for ¥617 (equivalent to $5 at the time). This version received a D (17+) rating from CERO (the Japanese equivalent of the ESRB or PEGI).<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20180313225257/https://store.playstation.com/ja-jp/product/JP0004-NPJJ00430_00-0000000000000001</ref><br />
<br />
LSD: Dream Emulator has gained a cult following because of its surreal contents and its scarcity, commonly placed in the top 5 on lists of the rarest/most expensive PlayStation games. Copies on eBay range in price from $700-$1,500.<br />
<br />
===Limited/Normal edition discrepancy===<br />
Numerous marketing materials advertise the game to have two versions: a limited version including the bonus CD and a normal version which does not have the bonus CD; however all ~200 copies documented since the early 2000's have been the limited edition. This paradoxically implies that the "normal" release had ''less'' copies produced than the limited edition and may not even exist. <br />
<br />
A [https://psxdatacenter.com/ PlayStation archival website] makes the distinction between the limited edition ([https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/L/SLPS-01556.html SLPS-01556]) and normal edition (supposedly with the ID number [https://psxdatacenter.com/games/J/L/SLPS-01642.html SLPS-01642]), which only raises more questions as the ID given to the normal version would mean Sony catalogued it ''after'' the limited version.<br />
<br />
==Gameplay==<br />
<br />
The game takes place in a first-person perspective in a 3D surreal environment. The player's "goal" is to explore said environments. The controls are tank controls; the player can move forwards or backwards, turn, strafe, run, look up and behind.<br />
<br />
The game is played in short sequences or "dreams". The initial location of each dream is randomized. The player can access other environments by bumping into objects or going through tunnels, a mechanic named "linking". Bumping into certain special objects, like animal and people, will result in a "stranger" dream.<br />
<br />
The environments are usually the same, like a Japanese village or a house, but they may be populated by random objects and the default textures swapped with other textures.<br />
<br />
Each dream can be about 10 minutes long, then the player will "wake up". However, if the player falls off a pit or a hole, the dream will be cut short.<br />
<br />
After a dream, another "day" passes in-game, and the dream is marked in a graph. The graph rates the dreams in relation to it being an Upper, Downer, Static or Dynamic dream. The more the player plays the game, the textures of the environments change more often. Also, there's the possibility of encountering the [[Spy]], who removes the ability to recall a dream in Flashback.<br />
<br />
After a certain number of days, the Flashback option will appear. It allows the player to play an abbreviated version of the last dream they played.<br />
<br />
Sometimes, a video or dream journal excerpt may take the place of a regular dream.<br />
<br />
==Development==<br />
The idea of the [[Linking|linking]] mechanic was derived from Sato's experiences playing racing games. He found them boring as a non-skilled player and envisioned an idea of a game where you were rewarded for smashing the car into a wall and taken somewhere else, believing that to be more entertaining for people bad at those types of games. While trying to work out how to make this mechanic make sense, he had the thought that nothing like that happens in real life, but it could happen in dreams, inspiring the game's setting.<ref>https://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2017/11/osamu-sato-interview</ref><br />
<br />
The game's website went live in late 1996. On January 18, 1997, OSD posted an announcement that development had begun.<br />
<br />
==Rumors==<br />
Many, many, completely false rumors have been written about LSD: Dream Emulator. The bulk of them come from the game's peak in popularity during the early 2010's, when no context surrounding it was readily accessible in the west. Such rumors include the game being:<br />
* Developed by a woman.<br />
* Developed by someone who committed suicide.<br />
* Developed by a [[Osamu Sato|husband]] and [[Hiroko Nishikawa|wife]].<br />
* Procedurally generated.<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
* According to OSD, the title refers not to the drug named [[wikipedia:LSD|LSD]], rather standing for "Link Speed Dream".<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19980221074326/http://compu-lsd.com/lsd/index.html</ref> This would make the game's full title "Link Speed Dream: Dream Emulator".<br />
* On some emulators, the game's water may rapidly flash different colors. This is not the intended look and does not appear on original hardware.<br />
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==References==<br />
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|name= Chu-Teng<br />
|janame= 中天<br />
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|date= 21 October 1995<br />
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|lost= <span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
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:''This article is about the game. For the in-universe location, see ''[[Chu-Teng (place)]]''.<br />
'''Chu-Teng''' (中天, ''Chūten'' lit. Mid-Heaven) is a point-and-click adventure game developed by [[Outside Directors Company]] and published by Sony Music Entertainment for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. It is the sequel to [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. <br />
<br />
Copies of the game became elusive in the years following its release, making it a holy grail of sorts for the fan community. At the end of June 2013, an anonymous user on 4chan's /vr/ board came forward with a Mac copy and shared the disc image a few days later. <br />
<br />
==Development==<br />
A hidden message in the game's files by programmer Yasuo Higano reveals that Chu-Teng's code was written in six months. Higano also expresses that he originally joined the industry to work on PlayStation games, so working in the comparatively simple Macromedia Director crushed his ego and made him feel like he wasn't a real programmer. He appears to have left OSD soon after Chu-Teng's release. The company would begin working on PlayStation software within a couple years of his departure.<br />
<br />
According to [https://archive.org/details/wired-magazine-04.03-1996-march/page/n170/mode/1up the March 1996 issue of Wired magazine], a North American release of Chu-Teng was planned for mid-1996. Additionally, the June 1996 issue of Taiwanese gaming publication ''Soft World Magazine'' mentions that the game was featured at Sony Interactive's booth during that year's E3. Despite this, an official localization ultimately never hit the market. <br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
{{Spoiler}}<br />
<br />
After having regained his soul back from Tong-Nou, Rin is visited by two parts of a creature from above called [[Nan-shu]]. He says [[Chu-Teng]] is in danger due to the light fighting against the darkness and in dire need of [[Rin]]'s help. Rin traverse through the heart of Chu-Teng, the three palaces of [[Sun Palace|Sun]], [[Moon Palace|Moon]] and [[Star Palace|Star]], and even the Magatama Planet, to retrieve the missing parts of Nanshu's face, and collect each palace's sacred weapons to combat the Darkness and eventually the [[The Supreme Darkness Chui-hei|Supreme Darkness Chui-hei]].<br />
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==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/chuteng Chu-Teng (Macintosh) on Internet Archive]<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/chu-teng Chu-Teng (Windows) on Internet Archive]<br />
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|name=Bana Bana Mk. 1: Rolypolys' World Tour<br />
|janame=バナバナ1号 ローリーポーリーズの世界大冒険<br />
|image=File:rp2cover.png<br />
|date=21 November 1997<br />
|type=Game<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
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'''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. <br />
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==Plot==<br />
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.<br />
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==Former Lost Media Status==<br />
Prior to its discovery, several archived 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 game's official webpage, 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.<br />
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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 ISO file of this disc was shared on October 27, 2021.<br />
<br />
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.<br />
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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.<br />
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===Known copies===<br />
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.<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
|-<br />
! style="width:15%;text-align:center" | Nickname<br />
! style="text-align:center" | Information<br />
! style="width:7.5%;text-align:center" | Link<br />
! style="width:7.5%;text-align:center" | Status<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Osamu Sato's Copy<br />
| The copy Osamu Sato previously owned. It was lost on an unknown date, presumably before the 2010s.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | N/A<br />
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Lost<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Saint Auction Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20201203212051/https://aucview.aucfan.com/yahoo/n59237868 Aucfan]<br />
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown Owner<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Early Twitter Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown<br />
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Undumped<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | 2020 Auction Lot Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220242/https://jp.mercari.com/item/m14124931361 Mercari]<br />
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown Owner<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | BakuDD's Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220659/https://aucfree.com/items/h1059672044 Aucfree]<br>[http://redump.org/disc/104875/ Redump]<br>[https://archive.org/details/roly-2 archive.org]<br />
| style="background:#C7FFC7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Dumped<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Twitter Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419214941/https://twitter.com/XfaOc/status/1637095556618293248 Twitter]<br />
| style="background:#FFD;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Undumped<br />
|-<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Other Twitter Copy<br />
| 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.<br />
| style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20230419220511/https://twitter.com/pPpGRWBFDgeIg39/status/1647152912093810689 Twitter]<br />
| style="background:#FFC7C7;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;" | Unknown (Lost?)<br />
|}<br />
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==Gallery==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Rp2SellerPhoto.png|Photo of the front and back of the game's box.<br />
</gallery><br />
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==Additional resources==<br />
* [https://web.archive.org/web/19990222030135/http://www.shinko-music.co.jp/roly/banabana.html The game's official webpage]<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/macpeople-1998-no-2 The MACPEOPLE Demo Disc, which contains the demo of the game.]<br />
* [https://www.reddit.com/r/OsamuSato/comments/13xkdz5/how_to_get_and_run_rolypolys_2/ Guide to running the game]<br />
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[[Category: Windows Games]]</div>Potatoimpacthttps://compu-lsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rolypolys_no_Nanakorobi_Yaoki&diff=4977Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki2024-01-14T19:32:35Z<p>Potatoimpact: </p>
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<div>{{MediaInfobox<br />
|name=Rolypolys' Seven-Downs Eight-Ups<br />
|janame=ローリーポーリーズの七転び八起き<br />
|image=File:RolyPolys1CoverSmall.png<br />
|date=14 March 1997<br />
|type=Game<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
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'''Rolypolys no Nanakorobi Yaoki''' (ローリーポーリーズの七転び八起き, ''Roriiporiizu no Nanakorobi Yaoki'' lit. Rolypolys' Seven-Downs Eight-Ups) is an educational point-and-click game developed by [[OutSide Directors Company]] and published by Shinko Music Entertainment. It was released as a hybrid CD-ROM for Macintosh and Microsoft Windows. <br />
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==Development==<br />
The game was submitted to Macromedia's People's Choice Awards competition in 1996, and was selected as a finalist in the 'Kidsware' category. It appeared at the Macromedia User Conference in San Francisco that September, with Sato and representatives from Shinko Music in attendance. It was planned to release in Japan in November, but for unknown reasons, the date was pushed back. Additionally, North American and European releases were considered, under the name "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog," but these ultimately never materialized.<br />
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==Former Lost Media Status==<br />
For a long time, Rolypolys was not available to the general public. Several gameplay clips emerged over the years, but the game as a whole held its lost media status until July 2019 when an online store listing was discovered and posted on Reddit by community member VisualMenace. It was quickly snatched up by another member, Gohald, who later posted scans and a disc image with the assistance of DeeDyne on July 22nd.<br />
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==External Links==<br />
* [https://mega.nz/file/R7pSzCYL#YfOHhhfSg0jItjoSV-MkzRXGGRxuarHO2Wys52Cl3n4 Complete asset rip of the game]<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/rolypolysnanakorobiyaoki Disc image and scans on Internet Archive]<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL49t75ri3sCYaeeMn1y42zNXzX4AQztTp OST on Youtube]<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/macuser-macbin41-1997-04 April 1997 MacUser Japan coverdisc], which contains a demo of the game.<br />
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:''This article is about the game. For the in-universe location, see ''[[Chu-Teng (place)]]''.<br />
'''Chu-Teng''' (中天, ''Chūten'' lit. Mid-Heaven) is a point-and-click adventure game developed by [[Outside Directors Company]] and published by Sony Music Entertainment for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. It is the sequel to [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. <br />
<br />
Copies of the game became elusive in the years following its release, making it a holy grail of sorts for the fan community. At the end of June 2013, an anonymous user on 4chan's /vr/ board came forward with a Mac copy and shared the disc image a few days later. <br />
<br />
==Development==<br />
A hidden message in the game's files by programmer Yasuo Higano reveals that Chu-Teng's code was written in six months. Higano also expresses that he originally joined the industry to work on PlayStation games, so working in the comparatively simple Macromedia Director crushed his ego and made him feel like he wasn't a real programmer. He appears to have left OSD soon after Chu-Teng's release. The company would begin working on PlayStation software within a couple years of his departure.<br />
<br />
According to [https://archive.org/details/wired-magazine-04.03-1996-march/page/n170/mode/1up the March 1996 issue of Wired magazine], a North American release of Chu-Teng was planned for mid-1996. Additionally, the June 1996 issue of Taiwanese gaming publication ''Soft World Magazine'' mentions that the game was featured at Sony Interactive's booth during that year's E3. Despite this, an official localization ultimately never hit the market. <br />
<br />
==Plot==<br />
{{Spoiler}}<br />
<br />
After having regained his soul back from Tong-Nou, Rin is visited by two parts of a creature from above called [[Nan-shu]]. He says [[Chu-Teng]] is in danger due to the light fighting against the darkness and in dire need of [[Rin]]'s help. Rin traverse through the heart of Chu-Teng, the three palaces of [[Sun Palace|Sun]], [[Moon Palace|Moon]] and [[Star Palace|Star]], and even the Magatama Planet, to retrieve the missing parts of Nanshu's face, and collect each palace's sacred weapons to combat the Darkness and eventually the [[The Supreme Darkness Chui-hei|Supreme Darkness Chui-hei]].<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/chuteng Chu-Teng (Macintosh) on Internet Archive]<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/chu-teng Chu-Teng (Windows) on Internet Archive]<br />
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|janame= 東脳<br />
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'''Tong-Nou''' (東脳, ''Ton'nō'' lit. East Mind), localized in the west as '''Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou''', is a point-and-click adventure game developed by [[OutSide Directors Company]] and published by Sony Music Entertainment for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. <br />
<br />
Its sequel, [[Chu-Teng]], was released in Japan only in 1995. <br />
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==Plot==<br />
{{Spoiler}}<br />
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The story begins with [[Rin]] getting their soul stolen by [[Tong-Nou]], a living "island" with a long history of devouring human souls. Tong-Nou is a giant green head, with his ears, cheeks, and the back of his head leading into a different "land". Each land is themed after one of the five elements of [[wikipedia: Wuxing (Chinese philosophy)|wuxing]].<br />
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Rin embarks on a journey to Tong-Nou to retrieve his soul. Before doing so, he decides to visit the Yashiro shrine. On the way he meets a white snake who gifts him with the [[Furoshiki]], in which Rin can carry items, and an [[Amulet]], a one-use item that will protect him from death. At the Yashiro shrine, Rin receives a temporary soul from an old man. This temporary soul will last him 49 days.<br />
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Upon arriving at Tong-Nou, a strange island in the shape of a human head, Rin dies after the player finds some way to kill him. However, once he does so, he is told that from now he will acquire nine lives, and that his soul exists as five [[Magatama|Magatamas]] scattered across the five lands of Tong-Nou. Only when he has them all may he retrieve his soul. He is given a [[Mirror]], as well as a [[Nameplate]] bearing his name.<br />
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Then, he is directed to the roots of [[Mingke-shu]], the Tree of Life. Here, he can select one each from a set of two eyes, two noses, and two mouths, to be reborn as a creature bearing those parts. He is given a mission to complete, and instructions on how to complete it. Half of these missions are simple and require little input from the player besides clicks, while the other half involve fulfilling some menial task for one of the four Kings.<br />
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When each creature's mission is completed, that creature will also die. Again, Rin is given a Nameplate bearing the creature's name and directed back to the roots of Mingke-shu to be reborn once more as a different creature.<br />
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In total, there are eight creatures to be reborn as, and so eight more Nameplates to acquire ([[Byou]], [[Tou]], [[Sha]], [[Kai]], [[Jin]], [[Retsu]], [[Zen]] and [[Gyou]]).<br />
<br />
Once each of the creatures' missions has been accomplished, and all eight Nameplates acquired, Rin is reborn as himself once more, and instructed to go to the Central Mountain Tong-nou and break the seal on the mountain. This is done by placing all nine Nameplates into the seal.<br />
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Having broken the seal, Rin heads up the steps to the top of the mountain. Partway up, he encounters an image of [[Tou-gyou]]. This image tells him where to acquire four of the Magatamas that make up Rin's soul. Once he speaks to the image while in possession of the four Magatamas, it tells him that he still lacks the power to retrieve his soul. It then gifts him with a [[Katana Gem]] containing the force of Earth (Source). Rin must then fill this Gem with four other forces from the other four lands of Tong-Nou. To do so, he must visit the images of Tou-gyou that exist in these lands. Firstly, he must visit [[Yui-wang]], the Land of Desire, to acquire the force of Metal (Eternity), then [[Mon-chien]], the Land of Dreaming, for the force of Water (Change), then [[Ming-ken]], the Land of Life, for the force of Wood (Life), and finally [[Shi-chieng]], the Land of Time, for the force of Fire (Confrontation).<br />
<br />
Once the Gem has been filled with all five forces, Rin goes back to the Central Mountain Tong-nou. Tou-gyou's image creates the [[Katana of Five Forces]] from the Gem, and tells Rin that the time to recover his soul has come. Rin climbs to the Octagonal Shrine [[Par-fang]] at the top of the mountain and enters. Here, statues of the four kings of Tong-Nou have entrapped the fifth and final Magatama of Rin's soul, the Earth Magatama. Rin uses the Katana of Five Forces to set the Magatama free. Then, the empty shell of Rin's soul appears. He places the five Magatamas into the shell and his soul is restored.<br />
<br />
Tou-gyou, the king of the Central Mountain, who had also been set free by the Katana, appears in the flesh. He explains to Rin that [[Tong-Nou]] is not an island that devours human souls. It is an island that purifies troubled souls. The four kings of the four lands had discovered that they could use the souls' Magatamas for their own selfish needs. They had trapped [[Tou-gyou]] in the Octagonal Shrine to prevent him from interfering with their plans, and tore him into eight pieces and scattered them all over the [[Tong-Nou]] world. He explains that he had been calling out for a soul to save him, but none had been strong enough to withstand the powers of the four kings and were devoured. Rin's soul, however, was strong enough, and he was able to travel the Tong-Nou world and restore Tou-gyou to health. In doing so, his soul became more powerful than ever before. Rin's soul returns to him once more, and the game ends.<br />
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==Release==<br />
<br />
The game was originally released for Macintosh in Japan on May 21, 1994. This release came with a double-sided insert containing a map of Tong-Nou and a message written in the [[Tong-Nou Alphabet]]. On October 21, 1995, the game was re-released to coincide with the launch of Chu-Teng, alongside a Windows port. <br />
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The US version was published by Sony Imagesoft and released on both platforms in December 1995, after several delays. This version includes 3 tracks from [[Transmigration]] and the contents of the ''Transcript'' CD that was packaged with limited copies of the album. To commemorate its release, a launch party was held in San Francisco, California, where a selection of Sato's work was flown in from Japan to be displayed. Signed copies from the event have occasionally surfaced on auction sites in the years since.<br />
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|image= File:EasternMindCover.png<br />
|date= JP: 21 May 1994 (Mac) <br> 21 October 1995 (Windows) <br> NA: December 1995 <br />
|type= Videogame<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Tong-Nou''' (東脳, ''Ton'nō'' lit. East Mind), localized in the west as '''Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou''', is a point-and-click adventure game developed by [[OutSide Directors Company]] and published by Sony Music Entertainment for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. <br />
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Its sequel, [[Chu-Teng]], was released in Japan only in 1995. <br />
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==Plot==<br />
{{Spoiler}}<br />
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The story begins with [[Rin]] getting their soul stolen by [[Tong-Nou]], a living "island" with a long history of devouring human souls. Tong-Nou is a giant green head, with his ears, cheeks, and the back of his head leading into a different "land". Each land is themed after one of the five elements of [[wikipedia: Wuxing (Chinese philosophy)|wuxing]].<br />
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Rin embarks on a journey to Tong-Nou to retrieve his soul. Before doing so, he decides to visit the Yashiro shrine. On the way he meets a white snake who gifts him with the [[Furoshiki]], in which Rin can carry items, and an [[Amulet]], a one-use item that will protect him from death. At the Yashiro shrine, Rin receives a temporary soul from an old man. This temporary soul will last him 49 days.<br />
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Upon arriving at Tong-Nou, a strange island in the shape of a human head, Rin dies after the player finds some way to kill him. However, once he does so, he is told that from now he will acquire nine lives, and that his soul exists as five [[Magatama|Magatamas]] scattered across the five lands of Tong-Nou. Only when he has them all may he retrieve his soul. He is given a [[Mirror]], as well as a [[Nameplate]] bearing his name.<br />
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Then, he is directed to the roots of [[Mingke-shu]], the Tree of Life. Here, he can select one each from a set of two eyes, two noses, and two mouths, to be reborn as a creature bearing those parts. He is given a mission to complete, and instructions on how to complete it. Half of these missions are simple and require little input from the player besides clicks, while the other half involve fulfilling some menial task for one of the four Kings.<br />
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When each creature's mission is completed, that creature will also die. Again, Rin is given a Nameplate bearing the creature's name and directed back to the roots of Mingke-shu to be reborn once more as a different creature.<br />
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In total, there are eight creatures to be reborn as, and so eight more Nameplates to acquire ([[Byou]], [[Tou]], [[Sha]], [[Kai]], [[Jin]], [[Retsu]], [[Zen]] and [[Gyou]]).<br />
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Once each of the creatures' missions has been accomplished, and all eight Nameplates acquired, Rin is reborn as himself once more, and instructed to go to the Central Mountain Tong-nou and break the seal on the mountain. This is done by placing all nine Nameplates into the seal.<br />
<br />
Having broken the seal, Rin heads up the steps to the top of the mountain. Partway up, he encounters an image of [[Tou-gyou]]. This image tells him where to acquire four of the Magatamas that make up Rin's soul. Once he speaks to the image while in possession of the four Magatamas, it tells him that he still lacks the power to retrieve his soul. It then gifts him with a [[Katana Gem]] containing the force of Earth (Source). Rin must then fill this Gem with four other forces from the other four lands of Tong-Nou. To do so, he must visit the images of Tou-gyou that exist in these lands. Firstly, he must visit [[Yui-wang]], the Land of Desire, to acquire the force of Metal (Eternity), then [[Mon-chien]], the Land of Dreaming, for the force of Water (Change), then [[Ming-ken]], the Land of Life, for the force of Wood (Life), and finally [[Shi-chieng]], the Land of Time, for the force of Fire (Confrontation).<br />
<br />
Once the Gem has been filled with all five forces, Rin goes back to the Central Mountain Tong-nou. Tou-gyou's image creates the [[Katana of Five Forces]] from the Gem, and tells Rin that the time to recover his soul has come. Rin climbs to the Octagonal Shrine [[Par-fang]] at the top of the mountain and enters. Here, statues of the four kings of Tong-Nou have entrapped the fifth and final Magatama of Rin's soul, the Earth Magatama. Rin uses the Katana of Five Forces to set the Magatama free. Then, the empty shell of Rin's soul appears. He places the five Magatamas into the shell and his soul is restored.<br />
<br />
Tou-gyou, the king of the Central Mountain, who had also been set free by the Katana, appears in the flesh. He explains to Rin that [[Tong-Nou]] is not an island that devours human souls. It is an island that purifies troubled souls. The four kings of the four lands had discovered that they could use the souls' Magatamas for their own selfish needs. They had trapped [[Tou-gyou]] in the Octagonal Shrine to prevent him from interfering with their plans, and tore him into eight pieces and scattered them all over the [[Tong-Nou]] world. He explains that he had been calling out for a soul to save him, but none had been strong enough to withstand the powers of the four kings and were devoured. Rin's soul, however, was strong enough, and he was able to travel the Tong-Nou world and restore Tou-gyou to health. In doing so, his soul became more powerful than ever before. Rin's soul returns to him once more, and the game ends.<br />
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==Release==<br />
<br />
The game was originally released for Macintosh in Japan on May 21, 1994. This release came with a double-sided insert containing a map of Tong-Nou and a message written in the [[Tong-Nou Alphabet]]. On October 21, 1995, the game was re-released to coincide with the launch of Chu-Teng, alongside a Windows port. <br />
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The US version was published by Sony Imagesoft and released on both platforms in December 1995, after several delays. This version includes 3 tracks from [[Transmigration]] and the contents of the ''Transcript'' CD that was packaged with limited copies of the album. To commemorate its release, a launch party was held in San Francisco, California, where a selection of Sato's work was flown in from Japan to be displayed. Signed copies from the event have occasionally surfaced on auction sites in the years since.<br />
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|date= 2022<br />
|type= Single<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Fax Factory (Yoshihiro Sawasaki Mix)''' is a CD-R single by [[Osamu Sato]], released through [[Linen Records]]. The CD was included as a bonus item with purchases of Sato's album [[Roots]] on Amazon. Copies were also available during the Roots exhibition prior to the album's official release.<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
1. Fax Factory (Yoshihiro Sawasaki Mix)<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
* Sawasaki also featured on the tracks ''Absolute Community'' and ''Panorama Nostalgia'', from [[Grateful in All Things]].<br />
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==External Links==<br />
* [https://www.discogs.com/release/26873393-Osamu-Sato-Fax-Factory-Yoshihiro-Sawasaki-Mix Discogs page]<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcQr0aS3EM The single on Youtube]<br />
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|type=EP<br />
|lost=<span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
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[[File:ExperimentalDemoTapes.jpg|thumb|Image of CD-R posted by Osamu Sato on his Twitter account.]]<br />
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'''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.<br />
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==Release==<br />
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.<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
#Track 1 (6:39)<br />
#Track 2 (4:25)<br />
#Track 3 (4:39)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://archive.org/details/osamu-sato-experimental-demo-tapes Experimental Demo Tapes on the Internet Archive]<br />
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|date= 17 November 2020<br />
|type= Single<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#00F>Owned but not ripped</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Daimonji Espresso''' is a CD-R single by [[Osamu Sato]], released through [[Linen Records]]. The remix is credited to Out Ass Mao.<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
# Daimonji Espresso (Big Snoring Mix)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
* [https://www.discogs.com/release/16552650-Osamu-Sato-Daimonji-Espresso Discogs page]<br />
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[[Category: Single]]<br />
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|date= 21 October 2020<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Transformed Collection''' is an album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by [[Linen Records]] and Du Bit. Records. It primarily contains remixes of old material.<br />
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==Release==<br />
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 Mix)], [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)].<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
<br />
===CD===<br />
#Aural Love (New Aged Mix) (5:42)<br />
#Transmigration (Gently Mix) (5:46)<br />
#In Limbo, the Silent Dream (5:00)<br />
#Genetic (Recombination) Scale (5:02)<br />
#Down to Earth (4:10)<br />
#Tokyo Planet (Video Game Mix) (4:28)<br />
#The Earth Is Round (Little Liar Mix) (5:29)<br />
#Chu-Teng (Esoteric Mix) (7:32)<br />
#TMC (Pleasant Mix) (4:44)<br />
#Fight in the Headroom (4:25)<br />
#Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix) (5:15)<br />
#Done (5:04)<br />
#Banaten (Sleepy Head Mix) (4:19)<br />
#Extra Sunrise (4:20)<br />
#Come On And (Fujiyama Mix) (5:18)<br />
<br />
===LP===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Aural Love (New Aged Mix) (5:42)<br />
#Transmigration (Gently Mix) (5:46)<br />
#In Limbo, the Silent Dream (5:00)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
#Genetic (Recombination) Scale (5:02)<br />
#Down to Earth (4:10)<br />
#Tokyo Planet (Video Game Mix) (4:28)<br />
#The Earth Is Round (Little Liar Mix) (5:29)<br />
<br />
'''Side C'''<br />
#Chu-Teng (Esoteric Mix) (7:32)<br />
#TMC (Pleasant Mix) (4:44)<br />
#Fight in the Headroom (4:25)<br />
<br />
'''Side D'''<br />
#Eastern Mind (Self Control Mix) (5:15)<br />
#Done (5:04)<br />
#Banaten (Sleepy Head Mix) (4:19)<br />
#Extra Sunrise (4:20)<br />
<br />
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|date= 10 April 2020 <br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001''' is an album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Musique pour la danse. It compiles works recorded in the period of 1993 to 2001.<br />
<br />
==Release==<br />
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. <br />
<br />
Each physical version was released in limited numbers. 500 CDs, 300 vinyls, and 50 cassettes were produced.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
<br />
===CD===<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix] (7:08)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Daisy Drum (5:26)<br />
#City Lights (5:08)<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
#The Forest Loop (6:42)<br />
#Transmigration [Ambient Mix] (5:46)<br />
<br />
===Cassette===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Another Cosmology [Gamelan Mix] (7:08)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Daisy Drum (5:26)<br />
#City Lights (5:08)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
#The Forest Loop (6:42)<br />
#Transmigration [Ambient Mix] (5:46)<br />
<br />
===LP===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Aural Love (5:47)<br />
#90th Century (5:17)<br />
#Chu Teng [Ambient Mix] (7:34)<br />
#Eastern Mind [Ambient Mix] (5:23)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
#Fretless Information (5:40)<br />
#Genetic Scale [Ambient Mix] (6:04)<br />
#Orange Juice Radio (5:42)<br />
#Silent Bomb (7:05)<br />
<br />
===Digital exclusive track===<br />
#Winter Factory (4:35)<br />
<br />
==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from Collected Ambient Grooves 1993-2001 CD liner notes. <br />
*Osamu Sato – performer, producer, mixing, art direction, design<br />
*Seigen Tokuzawa – cello on <nowiki>track</nowiki> 1<br />
*Olivier Ducret – A&R<br />
*Ed Isar – A&R<br />
*Clovis Jean XIV – mastering<br />
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|date= 7 April 2018 (digital) <br><br />
11 April 2018 (CD) <br><br />
28 March 2019 (vinyl)<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
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'''LSD Revamped''' is a double album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sublime Records and Ship to Shore Phonograph Co. It contains new versions of songs on [[LSD and Remixes]] along with both new and old remixes.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
===CD release===<br />
'''Disc 1 (New originals)'''<br />
<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash 2018 (5:42)<br />
#Come On And 2018 (5:14)<br />
#Fax Factory 2018 (4:40)<br />
#Fried Banana 2018 (4:37)<br />
#Funky Solution 2018 (5:51)<br />
#Oriental Grill 2018 (4:20)<br />
#Professional Problem 2018 (5:10)<br />
#Say Cheeze 2018 (5:57)<br />
#TV River 2018 (5:41)<br />
#Mayday (Bonus Track) (5:21)<br />
<br />
'''Disc 2 (Remixes)'''<br />
<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix) (5:48)<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix) (8:13)<br />
#Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix) (8:20)<br />
#Come On And (Hakushi Hasegawa Mix) (4:50)<br />
#Fax Factory (Reiji Okamoto (Okamoto's) + Giorgio Blaise Givvn Mix) (7:00)<br />
#Fried Banana (Out Ass Mao Mix) (4:35)<br />
#Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix) (6:34)<br />
#Oriental Grill (M.P.D. Mix) (9:08)<br />
#Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix) (7:24)<br />
#Say Cheeze (Quarta 330 Mix) (4:06)<br />
#TV River (Morgan Geist Mix) (6:24)<br />
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===Vinyl release===<br />
<br />
Sato rearranged the tracklist for this version so it would flow better. <br />
<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
<br />
#Funky Solution 2018 (5:51)<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash (Ken Ishii Mix) (5:48)<br />
#Oriental Grill 2018 (4:20)<br />
#Fried Banana 2018 (4:37)<br />
<br />
'''Side B'''<br />
<br />
#Come On And 2018 (5:14)<br />
#Fax Factory 2018 (4:40)<br />
#Say Cheeze (Quarta 330 Mix) (4:06)<br />
#Fax Factory (Reiji Okamoto (Okamoto's) + Giorgio Blaise Givvn Mix) (7:00)<br />
<br />
'''Side C'''<br />
<br />
#Funky Solution (Jimi Tenor Mix) (6:34)<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash 2018 (5:42)<br />
#Professional Problem (Pantune Music Mix) (7:24)<br />
<br />
'''Side D'''<br />
<br />
#Professional Problem 2018 (5:10) <br />
#TV River (Morgan Geist Mix) (6:24)<br />
#Long Tall Eyelash (µ-Ziq Mix) (8:13)<br />
<br />
'''Side E'''<br />
<br />
#Say Cheeze 2018 (5:57)<br />
#Fried Banana (Out Ass Mao Mix) (4:35)<br />
#Oriental Grill (M.P.D. Mix) (9:08)<br />
<br />
'''Side F'''<br />
<br />
#TV River 2018 (5:41)<br />
#Come On And (Out Ass Mao Mix) (8:20)<br />
#Typhoon Tribe (Bonus Track) (5:39)<br />
<br />
==Trivia==<br />
* 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.<br />
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|date= 11 April 2018<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0A0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition)''' is an 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. 100 copies were produced.<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
===Side 1===<br />
#I Want You 808 (3:37)<br />
#Wolfunkadelic 808 (5:48)<br />
#Modem 808 (4:59)<br />
#Come On And 808 (5:14)<br />
#Fujiyama Karas 808 (4:55)<br />
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===Side 2===<br />
#Eastern Mind 808 (4:51)<br />
#TMC 808 (4:47)<br />
#The Face 808 (4:25)<br />
#Tokyo Planet 808 (4:47)<br />
#Piano 808 (4:37)<br />
<br />
==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (808 Mono Edition) liner notes. <br />
*Osamu Sato – producer, monaural mixing<br />
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 9 and 10<br />
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|date= 26 January 2018<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition)''' is an album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Sleepers Records. It is the vinyl version of [[All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)]]. The LP contains an exclusive remix not found on the other releases.<br />
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==Release==<br />
The album was originally scheduled for a summer 2017 release, but was ultimately delayed until January of 2018. 500 copies were produced.<br />
<br />
==Tracklist==<br />
===Side 1===<br />
<br />
# Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Esoteric Zen Mix) (4:50)<br />
# The Face (Aleatoric Mix) (4:24)<br />
# Reflexion (4:32)<br />
# Piano 808 (4:39)<br />
<br />
===Side 2===<br />
#Come On And (2017 LSD BLN Mix) (5:15)<br />
#U.F.O (5:20)<br />
#Global Noise (5:21)<br />
<br />
==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from All Things Must Be Equal (BLN Edition) liner notes. <br />
*Osamu Sato – producer, mixing, electronics, sampling, programming, artwork<br />
*Shinobu Narita – guitar on track 4<br />
*Sacha Bonaffini – executive producer<br />
*Giovanni Kiriazis – executive producer<br />
*Alexandria Cianciulli – executive producer<br />
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|janame= Objectless<br />
|image= File:Objectless2017Cover.jpg<br />
|date= 16 November 2017 (digital)<br />
22 November 2017 (CD)<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Objectless''' (also referred to as '''Objectless: Classic Ambient Works and More''') is an album by [[Osamu Sato]], released by Vinyl-On-Demand and Sublime Records. The album consists of remixes of songs from [[Objectless (1983)]] along with 2 original tracks.<br />
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==Background==<br />
In spring 2017, Sato received a message from German label Vinyl-On-Demand Records, offering to remaster the original Objectless tape. The founder, Frank Bull, had previously received several inquiries via Discogs to release the tracks after coming forward with images of his own copy. As Sato no longer had the album in his possession, Frank sent him digital transfers of the tracks. Sato was not satisfied with the songs in their original form, and offered to remix them. While Frank didn't like remixes in general, he was pleased with the resulting tracks, and the decision was made to release them later in the year.<br />
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==Release==<br />
A music video for the song Blues Tube was released on the Music Mine YouTube channel on November 16, 2017, the same day the album released on iTunes. The CD version was released the following week on November 22. <br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
===CD===<br />
#Blues Tube (3:22)<br />
#Radio Garden (4:42)<br />
#Forest Factory (6:40)<br />
#Intelligentsia (5:38)<br />
#Circuit Training (5:50)<br />
#Piano and Hammer (8:44)<br />
#Flowers and Butterfly (5:53)<br />
#Eight Beat Infinity (3:05)<br />
#Helicoid Guardian (4:32)<br />
#My Stupa (5:16)<br />
#Quiet Cannon (5:20)<br />
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===LP===<br />
'''Side A'''<br />
#Blues Tube (3:22)<br />
#Radio Garden (4:42)<br />
#Forest Factory (6:40)<br />
#Intelligentsia (5:38)<br />
#Circuit Training (5:50)<br />
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'''Side B'''<br />
#Piano and Hammer (8:44)<br />
#Flowers and Butterfly (5:53)<br />
#Eight Beat Infinity (3:05)<br />
#Helicoid Guardian (4:32)<br />
#My Stupa (5:16)<br />
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==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from Objectless liner notes.<br />
*Osamu Sato – producer, remixing, art director, design<br />
*Goh Hotoda – mastering<br />
*Hideki Amano – executive producer<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
*The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkGMZOJTRiE music video for Blues Tube] contains an extended version of the song.<br />
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|date= 1 April 2017<br />
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'''Mono''' is a series of box sets by [[Osamu Sato]] containing artwork and a CD. Only 5 editions were produced.<br />
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==Release==<br />
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:<br />
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* 40-page monochrome 'photo-zine'<br />
* F0 size monochrome canvas painting<br />
* Two monochrome collage 35mm film mounts<br />
* Monaural Mix CD-R<br />
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==CD Tracklist==<br />
#Monaural 808 (Mono Mix) (0:39)<br />
#Piano 808 (Mono Mix) (4:35)<br />
#I Want You 808 (Extended Mono Mix) (3:54)<br />
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|janame= All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)<br />
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|date= 31 March 2017 (digital)<br />
5 April 2017 (CD)<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
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'''All Things Must Be Equal (TYO Edition)''' is an IDM album by Osamu Sato released by Sublime Records, a sublabel of Music Mine. It was Sato's first album in nearly 20 years. The album primarily consists of newly recorded tracks and remixes of older material.<br />
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==Release==<br />
Starting in November 2016, short clips of the "Wolfunkadelic" video were shared by CG artist Ichiro Tanida on his Instagram. The full video would be uploaded to Music Mine's YouTube channel on March 3, 2017, followed by the music video for "I Want You" on March 23. On March 31, the album released digitally on iTunes. Copies of the CD could be purchased early at the All Things must Be Equal exhibition, which opened on April 1. The album released alongside an art book of the same name and a limited edition box set titled [[Mono]].<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
#I Want You (2:13)<br />
#Wolfunkadelic (5:21)<br />
#U.F.O (5:16)<br />
#Global Noise (5:19)<br />
#Come On And (LSD 2017 Mix) (5:12)<br />
#Eastern Mind (Tong Nou Zen Mix) (4:47)<br />
#Fujiyama Karas (4:54)<br />
#Nightingale Olympic (5:27)<br />
#Number Nine (5:52)<br />
#Retrocognition 2017 (4:49)<br />
#Soprano (4:17)<br />
#Tokyo Planet (4:46)<br />
#Typhoon (5:43)<br />
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|janame= Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites<br />
|image= File:LucySkyDynamites.png<br />
|date= 22 October 1998<br />
|type= Song<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
}}<br />
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'''Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites''' is a music CD that came packaged with copies 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 in-game music.<br />
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==Track listing==<br />
* Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites (60:00)<br />
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==Personnel==<br />
Adapted from Lucy in the Sky with Dynamites liner notes.<br />
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* Osamu Sato – producer, programming, digital conductor, mixing<br />
* Out Ass Mao – producer, synthesizer (electric wave)<br />
* Tetsuya Yamamoto – keyboards, programming<br />
* Hiroshi Mizuide – synthesizer, bass, programming<br />
* Shinobu Narita – guitar<br />
* Shigeru Terauchi – trumpet<br />
* Yumi Komatsu – cello<br />
* Aki Yanagisawa – soprano<br />
* Toru Yamazaki – mixing<br />
* Mitsukazu Tanaka – mastering<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
* The title is likely a reference to the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by The Beatles.<br />
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|name= Transmigration<br />
|janame= トランスマイグレーション<br />
|image= File:Transmigration.png<br />
|date= 21 October 1994<br />
|type= Album<br />
|lost= <span style="color:#0F0>No</span><br />
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'''Transmigration''' is an 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.<br />
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==Release==<br />
In addition to the standard CD release, a limited edition featuring a bonus Macintosh CD-ROM called ''Transcript'' was also produced (apparently an industry first). This CD contains samples of Sato's artwork, his biography, a non-playable demo of Tong-Nou, and renders of the game's characters. A promotional sampler vinyl also exists.<br />
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==Tracklist==<br />
#Tong-Nou (Tong-Nou Theme) (4:27)<br />
#Frozen Frogs (5:33)<br />
#Transmigration (Tong-Nou Ending Theme) (5:13)<br />
#The Earth Is Round (7:55)<br />
#Tong-Nou (Esoteric Mix) (8:11)<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
* Tracks 2, 3, and 4 appear on [[The Esoteric Retina]], along with alternate mixes of each.<br />
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