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New page: "PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON" is an insert song from the Japanese version of Transformers Animated. It is included in the TRANSFORMERS EVO. single by JAM Project, but it is unknown if ... |
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Revision as of 23:52, 26 April 2010
"PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON" is an insert song from the Japanese version of Transformers Animated. It is included in the TRANSFORMERS EVO. single by JAM Project, but it is unknown if it will actually be heard in the cartoon itself.
Single release
- Track listing
- "Transformers Evo."
- "PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON"
- "TRANSFORMERS EVO. （off vocal）"
- "PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON （off vocal）"
Release date: April 21, 2010
Label: Lantis Co., Ltd.
Prod. code: LACM-4705
ASIN: B0037NIA0O
Album releases
This song has yet to be released on any soundtrack albums.
Notes
- This song could be seen as the spiritual successor to Destron Sanka (the Destron Song of Praise) from waaaaaaay back in the Headmasters anime in 1987. Wow. The 'cons have really gotten a lot of mileage out of that first theme song.
- Fittingly enough, the Destron Song of Praise was also written by Hironobu Kageyama, who is the leader and main lyricist for JAM Project.
- Also fittingly enough, PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON can be best described as death metal.
