Falcom Jdk Band Diva Kanako's How to Sing Falcom Songs DVD Video

The "Mario & Zelda Big Band Live" concert was held on September 14th, 2003, at the Nihon Seinenkan Hall in Tokyo, Japan. The DVD recording of this event was bundled with the Japanese gaming magazine "Nintendo Dream" vol. 101. Mario & Zelda Big Band Live was, as the name suggests, live performances of Mario and Zelda music arranged into jazz, Latin, country, and bluegrass. The host, Ashura Benimaru Itoh, started off the concert with an awesome guitar arrangement of the Super Mario Bros. "main theme" and "underworld theme." The performances that followed were divided almost evenly between the Tokyo CubaBoys Jr. (The Big Band of Rogues) and Mr. Yoshihiro Arita (with his band)

Video recording of the Zuntata Live 1997 concert, recorded at SHIBUYA ON AIR EAST on August 31, 1997.

For their second album, The Black Mages performed two promotional concerts. They performed all the songs from their second album, along with "The Decisive Battle", "Those Who Fight Further" and "Clash on the Big Bridge" from their first album. This DVD contains the recording of the first concert in the tour.

Formed by the members of the original Sega Sound Team, Blind Spot celebrates SEGA's classic music live on stage. The DVD is a recording of the 2012 performance at the Takadanobaba Club Phase.

A DVD that shows the footage that were displayed on the big screen during the Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses concert. Recorded October 16, 2016 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Theater.

Recording of the live show held at the Tokyo Bunka Kaiken on May 14, 2017 featuring music from the Final Fantasy series.

Recording of the live show held at the Tokyo Bunka Kaiken on May 12, 2018 featuring music from Final Fantasy VII.

The Black Mages held a concert to promote their first album on April 26, 2003, in the Shibuya-AX concert hall in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. This overnight concert features the full setlist from the album.

Held on April 16th, 2016 in Tokyo, the "NieR Music Concert & Talk Live" has been a special event where great live music fused with the unique atmosphere of the NieR series. Composed by Keiichi Okabe (under the studio name of MoNACA), NieR's soundtrack is something completely different from the previous Square-Enix's releases. And thanks to this Blu-Ray you can bring the dreamy performances of MoNACA along with the angelic voice of Emi Evans to your home. The unique spirit of this concert is captured brilliantly on the recording, and it will stand as an incredible experience to all lovers of great music.

Bonus Live DVD that comes enclosed with the 1st print of Falcom's Nayuta no Kiseki game for the PSP. Featuring music from several of Falcom's most popular games.

Recorded at ZAPP TOKYO on July 19, 2003, this concert sees composer Motoi Sakuraba perform his incredible music from various Star Ocean games live with his live band, as well as some surprises from other video games.

Live video compilation of the legendary disbanded game music band "SST band". Alongside the Game Music Festival '90 footage already available, new footage from 1991 and 1992 has been discovered and made available for the very first time.

From the creative team that brought you the ground breaking Dear Friends-Music from FINAL FANTASY Symphony Tour, comes an entirely new celebration of video game music and images: PLAY! A Video Game Symphony is a Symphony world-tour featuring music from blockbuster video games. The music is performed by some of the finest, world-class orchestras and choirs. All concerts take place in classy, prestigious venues. Graphics on large screens suspended above the orchestra accompany the scores, highlighting memorable moments from the video games.

A game music festival held at the Nippon Seinenkan on 25th August, 1990 and released on home video. Featuring Sega Sound Team performing numerous Sega classics live on stage.

An image video release featuring live footage of Falcom's JDK Band and music set to the various games in the Falcom library.

A game music festival held at the Nippon Seinenkan on 25th August, 1990 and released on home video. Featuring the video game sound teams Sega Sound Team and ZUNTATA (Taito)

Home video featuring The London Philharmonic performing music from Dragon Quest IV: Michibikareshi Monotachi, conducted by composer Koichi Sugiyama.

Live concert video to commemorate release of the Kinzoku Bat Number 1 album, released on home video. Stars composer Koji Hayama and his band.

Hayama's first video, includes his best performances at Instick Suzue, Nippon Seinenkan, On Air Shibuya, W'OHOL and Yellow.

"Persona Music Live 2012" event including 29 songs performed by many artists as Yumi Kawamura, Shihoko Hirata, Lotus Juice, Shuhei Kita, Shoji Meguro.