Dragon Ball Z OST Only - Ep 75 "Thou Who Hast Gathered the 7 Balls, Now Speak Forth the Password!"

And finally, here it is, the first episode of Dragon Ball in which I try to fully replicate the selection of music and tracks used, This is a new major project, I will do this with all episodes of Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super, Kai (all versions) and some of the OVAs and Specials, a lot of work for sure hehe!
In this episode we have an interesting selection of tracks, tracks from DB Red Ribbon Saga Part 2, Movie 2 and Movie 3, DBZ Saiyans Saga and Movie 1, 2 and 3.
We have tracks from M700 scores with the Saiyan theme being used, maybe representing Vegeta, the Dr. Willow theme from DBZ Movie 2 in M919 as always representing Frieza and the M923 variant representing the Grand Elder.
For Porunga's first appearance, we have the very interesting debut of M1023 "[Haunted Chorus] The World is Healed" from Movie 3, which so far had only been used in the Bardock TV Special, unfortunately the track fades out before ending, to make room for M802 "Garlic Jr.'s Castle" which at this point in the series is still frequently used for the final scene of the episodes.
Opening Song Credits
Lyrics: Yukinojō Mori
Composition: Chiho Kiyo’oka
Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto
Performed by: Hironobu Kageyama
Ending Song Credits:
Lyrics: Naruhisa Arakawa
Composition: Chiho Kiyo’oka
Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto
Performed by: MANNA
Score Composer:
Shunsuke Kikuchi
Unreleased tracks ripped by TheWorldDBZ, TheZestanor, BladeBGM & other users.

[@Tomas-007K]

Excelent👍

[@Batmanforever567]

Hellou my friend

[@BladeDB]

It's not M402-2 that plays during the episode, it's M402-1. You should correct that.

[@StarySMusic]

I re-listened to that track in the scene multiple times, but it just doesn't match, the M402-1 uploaded in your channel doesn't have those extra notes so evident before the ending, while the one used in the episode does, just like M402-2, check it out: At (0:10) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYK7hnVropmJf9Esi=HN5t_PIH096ikewL

[@BladeDB]

@@StarySMusicit's looped in the episode, but it's still the alternate. In fact that's where I got it from, compared it to released M402-2 and realized they are slightly different.

[@StarySMusic]

@@BladeDBbut it's not the loop that matters, but those extra notes in the end, I compared it to M402-1, and M402-1 have the extra notes overshadowed in the background, they can barely be heard, while M402-2 they can be heard very well, and the track used in the episode sounds just exactly like M402-2, I really have no idea if you got the M402-1 from some alternate dub where those notes are overshadowed into the background for some reason, but I just get the original japanese version of the episodes and that's just how the track sounds like in the episode and in all other dubs I look. The same scene but from Spanish Dub, notice how the extra notes can clearly be heard, M402-1 just doesn't sound like that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqDRiKRmi8alqsksi=QjpMyQl8lgezdC8H

[@BladeDB]

@@StarySMusic I just checked that scene in japanese, before the loops those notes are barely heard, after the loop they are louder. I reckon it's just a mixing thing since the BGM volume is lowered halfway before it loops to the beginning. My point was; when I compared the two I noticed two things: firstly, they didn't sync, which usually happens because of missing frames; but the alternate also had more percussion, at least before the loop, compared to the same audio in DB movie 2 (which makes no sense since it's more compressed, it should be the opposite), I doubt they mixed two versions of the same original composition. Listen to the full scene and the rip again, then listen to the DB movie 2 title scene, you'll probably see what I mean.

[@StarySMusic]

@@BladeDB @BladeDB hmmm what? still not convinced, some points sound confusing and very contradictory to me 1: of course they didn't sync, the lack of sync simply happens to almost all tracks in every single episode, not just this one, the tempo is always affected, generally to -1% 2: movie and TV series audio quality aren't the same, the movie audio will sound way better so it's not that fair to compare it. 3: again about the quality, multiple released tracks sound different because of the TV series audio quality (mainly JP broadcast), I've been fooled into thinking that certain tracks had alternates simply because they sound slightly different with the old deteriorated audio. 4: another complement to the above, we're talking about a track that was used only once (If I'm correct), so we don't have another TV use of it to compare with. 5: And I just can't get the parts where you describe the track/use, first, you say that the notes sounding lower before the loop is a fade-out mixing made for the loop, then you say that you doubt they used the two versions of the track one after the other, and then said for me to listen to your rip of M402-1 again. What? Let me review it, you pretty much claim in the first sentence that the major characteristic of M402-1 that differs it from M402-2 is just a edit and not a actual part of the composition? Listening to your rip of M402-1, the notes before the ending can barely be heard, the opposite of what is heard in M402-2. In this episode, if we consider that M402-1 was really used, then it would only be possible to hear those notes if they used M402-1, and then right after it, M402-2, but you said you doubt that they used the two tracks? Then how the hell those notes are heard in the episode if the track you claim that is used barely have them? Just doesn't make any sense, one point is contradictory to the other and vice-versa, that's why I keep repeating the "lower/louder notes" part, it's very important and what you said just doesn't explain it. Can relisten to the rip and the scene over and over again and they'll just keep sounding incompatible to me.