THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU Crossover ~ Tribute Album Tracklist Revealed!

Details: Published on May 29, 2013 @ 03:27 am; Written by Sign

Seeing as how THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU Live Remix was officially released on Android devices a little over a week ago in Japan, series Composer Takeharu Ishimoto took advantage of the opportunity and saw fit to reveal the Master Tracklist for the upcoming THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU Crossover ~ Tribute album, and now the offical list has been posted on the album's site! You can check out the samples of six songs on the official site, so have a listen and enjoy the remixes!

As you may already know, this is the final time these familiar tunes will be remixed and released. Take advantage of the opportunity to snag a copy of the album! It will be on sale starting on June 19th, 2013 at the price of 2,100 yen (roughly $20.44 USD). You can preorder it at the following websites:

Track	Title
1	March On
2	Revelation - 花 -
3	March On - jp -
4	Twister [THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU - Solo Remix - PV Ver.]
5	SOMEDAY - KINGDOM MIX JP Ver. -
6	Jump Over Yourself (papapayapa)
7	Owarihajimari - x-tended ver. -
THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU Tribute Track
8	Twister - Novoiski Remix -
9	Make or Break remix for qanchis
10	Satisfy - Galaxy Dub -
11	Calling - T$UYO$HI Remix -
12	Twister - T$UYO$HI Remix -
Bonus Track
13	CALLING - KINGDOM MIX - (Live Ver.)
14	Twister (Live Ver.)
15	Twister - Crossover - (Live Ver.)

Thanks to the fantastic Zephyr, we now have translations of the comments on the song previews from the Crossover ~ Tribute Album site!

March On
I’ve participated with Sawa in creating a new song for The World Ends with You LIVE Remix. The base player, T$UYO$HI, and the drummer ZAX was also playing this.
-Takeharu Ishimoto

Revelation - 花 -
This song sets calmly. People who have heard the melody and synths thought they were impressive. When you hear the synth in the intro, that’s the moment where everyone goes “Yeah!”.
-Takeharu Ishimoto

March On - jp -
I’ve made this particular song only for LIVE Remix. Previously, It wasn’t made into a song until now. It’s very catchy that you can become addicted.
-Takeharu Ishimoto

Make or Break remix for qanchis
Coincidentally this track’s name came from the Quecha language. I jumped out to Mr. Ishimoto with a vile conversation about it. I don’t have any particular connections with the Inca empire but I’ve been taking the time checking the Quecha language. It actually has nothing to do with this remix.
-Shohei Tsuchiya (ZUNTATA)

Satisfy - Galaxy Dub -
Usually I would be DJing around with the Deep House system and in my playlist it was remixed under the idea of the keyword “Midnight”. I used an original vocal track... my bad Mr. Ishimoto. Now, I will treat myself to grilled meat. For Mr. Sekido.
-Missingsoul

Calling-T$UYO$HI Remix-
When we were playing the bass live, we were able to remix two tracks. In the first half of the song, the bass drops. While having the typical Dubstep and the Rock like arrangements as a basis, we’ve elaborated from there and ultimately we ended up with these four beats.
-T$UYO$HI

Twister-T$UYO$HI Remix-
In the original song, it was created straightforwardly with no particular rules in mind and somehow it became super catchy. I get this image in my head of LA’s Junkies of two sisters licking Chupa Chups while singing. (laughs)
-T$UYO$HI