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The result of the proposal was move the page, per the discussion below. Dekimasuよ! 07:22, 27 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

S.S.T.BAND → S.S.T. Band — The title is uppercased when it is not supposed to be, due a common practice of the Japanese to uppcase their Western letters even though if it not an abbreviation, also the bit between T and Band needs to be spaced apart —Willirennen 19:47, 22 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Support, crystal clear case per WP:MOS-TM. - Cyrus XIII 01:27, 24 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Support. LordAmeth 11:51, 24 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Support — I agree 100% with Cyrus XIII, and I concur with the nom. WP:MOS-TM and WP:UE both apply here... ALL CAPS should be avoided.--Endroit 12:14, 26 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Identify recording?

I have a CD called "F1 THE EXHAUST SOUND" (pardon the all-caps), and I'd like to know if anyone can tell me more about it. I think it's some kind of soundtrack or tie-in with a video game. There is an arcade game called F-1 Grand Prix that uses the same logo that is shown on the front cover, but it seems to be the official logo of that race, so it would be on any product tied to the event. This one shows "F-1 Grand Prix 1991" on the front, and on the back it says (c) Fuji Television, which also appears in the arcade game, but again this would be true for anything based on the same event.

The first track is "Belldeer Wind" by the S.S.T. Band, so this may be a tie-in with SEGA's "F1 Exhaust Note" video game. The rest of the album is just sound effects, except the last track which is called "Ride On Pleasure". There is a credit under that title that says "Composed & Arranged by Kimitaka Matsumae", who I assume is a member of S.S.T. Band. I thought for a while that this was just a sound effects album tied in with the TV coverage of the event, but then I saw track titles like "Free Practice 1", etc. that made me think it might really be a video game soundtrack of sorts. It seems really weird that there would be all those different tracks with just sound effects, but only two music tracks.

Any information would be appreciated.

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+== Identify recording? ==
+I have a CD called "F1 THE EXHAUST SOUND" (pardon the all-caps), and I'd like to know if anyone can tell me more about it.  I think it's some kind of soundtrack or tie-in with a video game.  There is an arcade game called F-1 Grand Prix that uses the same logo that is shown on the front cover, but it seems to be the official logo of that race, so it would be on any product tied to the event.  This one shows "F-1 Grand Prix 1991" on the front, and on the back it says (c) Fuji Television, which also appears in the arcade game, but again this would be true for anything based on the same event.
+The first track is "Belldeer Wind" by the S.S.T. Band, so this may be a tie-in with SEGA's "F1 Exhaust Note" video game.  The rest of the album is just sound effects, except the last track which is called "Ride On Pleasure".  There is a credit under that title that says "Composed & Arranged by Kimitaka Matsumae", who I assume is a member of S.S.T. Band.  I thought for a while that this was just a sound effects album tied in with the TV coverage of the event, but then I saw track titles like "Free Practice 1", etc. that made me think it might really be a video game soundtrack of sorts.  It seems really weird that there would be all those different tracks with just sound effects, but only two music tracks.
+Any information would be appreciated.