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In this sort of western-ized take on Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, both in the sense of the Wild West
and less of an anime look, and also minus the huge mecha robot and plus a bunch of potentially bad-ass alien races, trouble is never
too far off for Zach, Goose, Nico, and Doc, and possibly robot sidekick Buzzwang. Of course they readily take on the task of saving
the universe from diverse threats on a regular basis, employing their superpowers whenever they come in handy - bionic strength,
gunslinger skills, some sort of telepathy, and expertise in technicianship, respectively. Think back to the late '80s, and warp ahead
to this mélange of Star Wars and a bearable spaghetti western offering a, time-and-again, pretty great soundtrack.
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in the file lists what info is in fact stored within the MIDI file itself - to view it, you'll simply need to open the file
in a regular text editor, such as WordPad or Notepad. A supplement is an additional document to be downloaded separately.
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description |
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supplement |
| No Guts, No Glory (Opening Theme Song) |
"These are the adventures of the Galaxy Rangers!" Some then-applicable synthesizers,
subdued hard-rock guitars, and a singer who sounds like he's in it for more than just the money, all shape this theme song to catapult
you into the Rangers' universe. Anyone who's seen the intro will possibly understand the appeal.
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comment |
lyrics, chords, guitar tablature |
| Rangers Are Forever (Ending Theme Song) |
Possibly, this tune here is even a tad more exciting than the above main theme. Just expect even more guitars, a pretty
predominant kitschy synthesizer probably stolen from an '80s hard rock combo, and some respectable songwriting, to leave a
definitely lingering impression when you've sat through another episode.
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comment |
lyrics, chords, guitar tablature |
| Psychocrystal |
This one only appeared within an episode - actually, a band is really playing this in it. If you've even got a faint weakness
for highspeed metal-inspired '80s-style guitar pop, don't fail to give it a try - my version was actually pieced together
carefully from several fragments to compile this full-length hard-rockin' song.
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comment, chords |
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| Out Beyond the Stars |
Finally, it's time for a balladesque tune, which in fact only appeared within the episodes as well. The MIDI is based on
listenable fragments that could be extracted, which possibly aren't all there's to it, but nevertheless, get ready for a three-part
slower tune - of course, the rock guitars weren't abandoned.
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lyrics, chords, guitar tablature |
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