GT5 Prologue soundtrack announced for Japan

  • Posted January 21st, 2008 at 07:15 EDT by Mike Harradence
  • 13 Comments

The accompanying soundtrack to Polyphony Digital’s upcoming Gran Turismo 5 Prologue has been officially unveiled today in Japan, and is scheduled for release in the territory on February 20.

Comprised of 18 tracks, the soundtrack includes a newly remixed version of the iconic Gran Turismo theme tune, Moon Over the Castle, recorded in Los Angeles. See below for a full track listing, courtesy of IGN.com -

1. SURV1V3 (daiki kasho/ayesha cole)
2. ROAD STAR (Nittoku Inoue/-)
3. Back 2 U (MAKOTO/-)
4. Love＆Peace (KENMMEI/-)
5. Flatout (Mitsutoshi Sato/-)
6. Constructor's Blues (Mitsutoshi Sato/-)
7. When The Rains Come (Satoshi Bandoh/-)
8. Farewell (Satoshi Bandoh/-)
9. Are you ready？ (Yudai Sato/-)
10. The Last Helping (Mitsuharu Ura ＆ FUNAI/-)
11. GT-FORCE (cargo/-)
12. Current of the times (Yudai Sato/-)
13. Wind from Rio (Yasuo Sako/-)
14. twieky 4 (naomee/-)
15. sky high mountain breeze (naomee/-)
16. EDGE OF THE WORLD (daiki kasho/Jonathan Underdown)
17. GET AWAY (Nittoku Inoue/-)
18. Moon Over The Castle GT5 Prologue Version (Masahiro Andoh/-)

The Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Original Game Soundtrack will be published by Village Music and will retail, pre-tax, for approximately JPY 2,200. The game itself is due out in North America this spring.

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  1. ScaR

    • 7:23am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 1

    nice. custom soundtracks would be cool

  2. Syphon_Filter | Syphon_filter2

    • 7:40am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 2

    My friend just bought the game from his Japanese ps3 store. He will be happy for this.

  3. mayhemmusic | mayhemmusic / stonepig / philmadog1970

    • 7:50am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 3

    could'nt really care anymore, been waiting for this game for so long, somehow it gets released in Japan in 2007, North America March 18th 2008, when will it make the uk store???? why is it taking so long to be released in different territories and that goes for other items on the PSN in general, can anyone answer this (Sony) ????? 

    I agree I could import it, but it does not change the overall PSN question.

  4. SolsticeZero | SolsticeZero

    • 8:31am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 4

    @mayhemmusic
    You know you can just import the English version when it comes out in the US, right? Sounds like that solves that problem.

  5. Kane | walle

    • 8:44am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 5

    I thought of importing it too, but I figured I didn't want it in english. I'll just wait until the latin version comes out.

  6. jockamo

    • 10:25am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 6

    Awesome.  Can't wait!

  7. gingo | gingo

    • 11:22am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 7

    psn id: gingo... in game xmb will remedy the 'meh' factor surrounding these tracks but until then i suppose its the best we can hope for

  8. DeadOnArrival06 | DeadOnArrival06

    • 11:30am GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 8

    Give us a U.S. Release. Please!

  9. chilledbreeze7

    • 12:40pm GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 9

    I'm really hoping they'll allow us to use the custom playlists we set up in the XMB.

  10. Uncool | Admodistrator

    • 1:45pm GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 10

    Nice, I didn't think they would do more for prologue then whats been already been stated. Hope a US release as well.

  11. Gero | Gregero

    • 2:11pm GMT - January 21st, 2008
    • 11

    doesn't any racing developer think that we could use some custom soundtracks? These guys are really coming across the wrong way to me.

  12. Alpha2

    • 1:07am GMT - January 22nd, 2008
    • 12

    Good to see Daiki Kasho, a staple of GT soundtracks, is still on board... though such a short list of songs... you'd think they're be more since the las had like 30 or more, but then again this is prolog and not the full GT5. (maybe that WILL have custom music)

  13. The Cleaner

    • 2:56am GMT - January 22nd, 2008
    • 13

    Awesome.  Can't wait!

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