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Abarenbo Tengu Music Collection (New)

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$12.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: Soundtracks

Known as Zombie Nation in the West, this is a true Japan-centric classic made with its Nihon audience in mind and it revels in its cultural delight, much like this soundtrack that captures the devious nature of the classic Famicom game. Subtitled: ROM Cassette Disk In Meldac.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The "Zombie Nation" track sounds incredible on good headphones, with layers I never noticed before. This soundtrack perfectly channels that mischievous, cultural energy the game is known for.

Jacob ★★★★★

The deep bass in tracks like "Moon" really brings out that mischievous Noh-theater energy they were going for. I've been playing it on repeat and keep noticing new details in the percussion. A must for any fan of quirky Japanese game scores.

Samuel A. ★★★★★

The packaging alone is worth it for the gorgeous Japan-centric artwork, but the real treat is how the soundtrack leans into that mischievous, culturally rich energy instead of just being a straight port. Every track feels like it was composed with a knowing wink, and it's quickly become my go-to for