Ship
to Shore PhonoCo launches Kickstarter campaign to give arranged version of cult
video game soundtrack a first ever vinyl release.
March
10th, 2015 New York, NY - Ship to Shore PhonoCo. has launched a kickstarter
campaign to give the soundtrack to the 1989 video game MOTHER a limited vinyl LP
release. You can find the Kickstarter at http://kck.st/1Mqyl2t.
Highly
coveted among fans of the MOTHER series (known as Earthbound in the West), the
original soundtrack features arranged versions of the songs from the game.
Composed by Keiichi Suzuki (The Moonriders) and Hirokazu “Hip” Tanaka (Metroid, Kid Icarus), the game’s eclectic
score also features guests vocalists Catherine Warwick, Louis Philippe, Jeb
Million and the St. Pauls Cathedral Choir. The final track, “The World of MOTHER,” contains nearly
seventeen minutes of music from the actual Famicom cartridge.
These
songs will be remastered specifically for vinyl to ensure that they will sound
the best they ever have. In addition, the deluxe gatefold packaging will be
something that fans will be able to treasure forever. Our Kickstarter goal will
enable us to make 2000 copies of the album, but every penny we make in addition
will go towards pressing more copies. There will also be 500 copies
pressed on transparent red vinyl that will be exclusive to this Kickstarter
campaign.
In
addition, a digital liner notes booklet in conjunction with Fangamer to
supplement the album. In tracking down the original artists and writers who
contributed to the album, we've uncovered some real surprises, so fans won't
want to miss out on this.
Track
listing is as follows:
A1
- Pollyanna (I Believe in You)
A2
- Bein’ Friends
A3
- The Paradise Line
B1
- Magicant
B2
- Wisdom of the World
B3
- Flying Man
B4
- Snow Man
C1
- All That I Needed (Was You)
C2
- Fallin’ Love, And
C3
- Eight Melodies
D1
- The World of MOTHER (Game Music Medley)
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and find us on the web at www.shiptoshoremedia.com
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