PUNCH THE GUY
| Composed by | 沢田駿吾 / Harumi Ibe / Hideyuki Fujiwara / Johnny Albino / Keitaro Miho / Kenjiro Hirose / Kunihiko Murai / Masao Yoneyama / Masaru Sato / Riichiro Manabe / Sei Ikeno / Toshiro Mayuzumi |
| Published by | east west japan, east west japan inc. |
| Catalog number | AMCM-4228 |
| Release type | Game Soundtrack - Official Release |
| Format | 1 CD - 27 tracks |
| Release date | September 25, 1995 |
| Genres |
M01 is from "Yaju Shisubeshi", composed by Toshiro Mayuzumi.
M02, 06~07, and 23 are from "Punch Yaro", composed by Keitaro Miho.
M03 and 19 are from "Yaju Shisubeshi: Fukushu no Mechanic", composed by Kunihiko Murai.
M04 and 17 are from "Yaro ni Kokkyo wa Nai".
M04
Composer, Lyricist: Masao Yoneyama
Performer: Akira Kobayashi
M17 is composed by Harumi Ibe.
M05, 12, 16, and 21 are from "The Black Battlefront Kidnappers", composed by Kunihiko Murai.
M08, 15 from "Only on Mondays", composed by Toshiro Mayuzumi.
M09 is from "Eiko he no Hangaku", composed by Harumi Ibe.
M10 and 22 are from "Ankokugai Gekimetsu Meirei", composed by 沢田駿吾.
M22
Lyricist: Tokiko Iwatani
Performer: Ai George
M11 is from "Hoero Datsugoku-shu".
Composer: Kenjiro Hirose
Performer: Tomi Fujiyama
M13 is from "Kaoyaku Akatsuki ni Shisu", composed by Sei Ikeno.
M14 is from "Aru Koi no Monogatari".
Composer: Johnny Albino
Lyricist: Johnny Albino, 永田文夫
Performer: Sumiko Sakamoto
M18 is from "Ironfinger".
Composer: Masaru Sato
Lyricist: Tokiko Iwatani
Performer: 布施明
M20 is from "Sun Above, Death Below", composed by Riichiro Manabe.
M24 is from "Jaga wa Hashitta", composed by Masahiko Satoh.
M25 is from "Nasake Muyo no Wana", composed by Kenjiro Hirose.
M26 is from "Kenju Burai-cho Asu Naki Otoko".
Composer: Hideyuki Fujiwara
Lyricist: Kahoru Mizuki
Performer: Keiichiro Akagi
M27 is from "Kokusai Himitsu Keisatsu: Kayaku no Taru", composed by Kenjiro Hirose.
Selection by K-Taro Takanami
Producer: Hidetaka Ando (east west japan)
Director: Kyoko Kitahara (TOHO MUSIC)
Coordinator: Gonzalez Suzuki (a taste of soul bossa)
Engineer: Yoshikazu Iwasaki
Mastering Engineer: Akihiko Takenaka (Impact Beat SL)
Artist Management: Takayuki Ishiyama (The Greatest Hits)
Promotion Staff: Makoto Endo, Osamu Sinpo (east west japan)
Art Director: Takashi Okada for ZUBAI studio
Design: ZUBAI studio, tokyo japan
M02, 06~07, and 23 are from "Punch Yaro", composed by Keitaro Miho.
M03 and 19 are from "Yaju Shisubeshi: Fukushu no Mechanic", composed by Kunihiko Murai.
M04 and 17 are from "Yaro ni Kokkyo wa Nai".
M04
Composer, Lyricist: Masao Yoneyama
Performer: Akira Kobayashi
M17 is composed by Harumi Ibe.
M05, 12, 16, and 21 are from "The Black Battlefront Kidnappers", composed by Kunihiko Murai.
M08, 15 from "Only on Mondays", composed by Toshiro Mayuzumi.
M09 is from "Eiko he no Hangaku", composed by Harumi Ibe.
M10 and 22 are from "Ankokugai Gekimetsu Meirei", composed by 沢田駿吾.
M22
Lyricist: Tokiko Iwatani
Performer: Ai George
M11 is from "Hoero Datsugoku-shu".
Composer: Kenjiro Hirose
Performer: Tomi Fujiyama
M13 is from "Kaoyaku Akatsuki ni Shisu", composed by Sei Ikeno.
M14 is from "Aru Koi no Monogatari".
Composer: Johnny Albino
Lyricist: Johnny Albino, 永田文夫
Performer: Sumiko Sakamoto
M18 is from "Ironfinger".
Composer: Masaru Sato
Lyricist: Tokiko Iwatani
Performer: 布施明
M20 is from "Sun Above, Death Below", composed by Riichiro Manabe.
M24 is from "Jaga wa Hashitta", composed by Masahiko Satoh.
M25 is from "Nasake Muyo no Wana", composed by Kenjiro Hirose.
M26 is from "Kenju Burai-cho Asu Naki Otoko".
Composer: Hideyuki Fujiwara
Lyricist: Kahoru Mizuki
Performer: Keiichiro Akagi
M27 is from "Kokusai Himitsu Keisatsu: Kayaku no Taru", composed by Kenjiro Hirose.
Selection by K-Taro Takanami
Producer: Hidetaka Ando (east west japan)
Director: Kyoko Kitahara (TOHO MUSIC)
Coordinator: Gonzalez Suzuki (a taste of soul bossa)
Engineer: Yoshikazu Iwasaki
Mastering Engineer: Akihiko Takenaka (Impact Beat SL)
Artist Management: Takayuki Ishiyama (The Greatest Hits)
Promotion Staff: Makoto Endo, Osamu Sinpo (east west japan)
Art Director: Takashi Okada for ZUBAI studio
Design: ZUBAI studio, tokyo japan
| 1 | Wolf Should Die "Wolf Should Die" | ||
| 2 | Fight Or Fright ~ Punch Fellows "Punch The Guy" | ||
| 3 | Round midnight ~ Rhapsody In Blue "Wolf Never Die" | ||
| 4 | Mukokusekimono-no-uta "Escape from Border" | ||
| 5 | Hunting Wolves "Hunting Wolves" | ||
| 6 | Claudia "Punch The Guy" | ||
| 7 | Bokuno-koibito-dokoni-iru "Punch The Guy" | ||
| 8 | Afternoon Delight (Scat Singing) ~ Delight Skup "Monday, YUKA" | ||
| 9 | Resistance "Resist Against Glory" | ||
| 10 | Ballad For The Killer ~ Fight For Justice "Give a Command to Break down" | ||
| 11 | Shiroi-hodō-no-burūsu "Prison Breaker Barks!" | ||
| 12 | July "Hunting Wolves" | ||
| 13 | a.m. Dawn "Gangster's Dead at Dawn" | ||
| 14 | Watashi-mō-Iyayo "Another Love Affair" | ||
| 15 | Mission Proposal "Monday, YUKA" | ||
| 16 | Hardboild "Hunting Wolves" | ||
| 17 | Lovely Diamond "Escape from Border" | ||
| 18 | Hyappatu-Hyakuchū "Bite the Bullet" | ||
| 19 | Magnificent Wolf "Wolf Never Die" | ||
| 20 | Scat Singing ~ Pray in vain ~ In the Mood "The Sniper" | ||
| 21 | Last Hunter "Hunting Wolves" | ||
| 22 | Ai-no-Sabaku ~ Desert Rose "Give a Command to Break down" | ||
| 23 | Spellbound "Punch The Guy" | ||
| 24 | Get Satisfied "The Codename's JAGUAR" | ||
| 25 | Rainy Day "Hard Trap" | ||
| 26 | Asunaki-otoko "A Man of No-Future" | ||
| 27 | Last Session "CIP Dynamite Weapons" |
