Black Rock Shooter (Re-Mix by Joe Hahn): Difference between revisions

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The song "Black★Rock Shooter" is a composition of ryo inspired by works of art by huke, who are both members of the band Supercell. It is performed by Vocaloid Hatsune Miku and made its debut in Nico Nico Douga. The song was later used as the opening theme song of the anime series based on the ''Black★Rock Shooter'' concept.<ref>[https://blackrockshooter.fandom.com/wiki/Black%E2%98%85Rock_Shooter_%28song%29 Black★Rock Shooter (song) | Black Rock Shooter Wiki | Fandom]</ref>
The song "Black★Rock Shooter" is a composition of ryo inspired by works of art by huke, who are both members of the band Supercell. It is performed by Vocaloid Hatsune Miku and made its debut in Nico Nico Douga. The song was later used as the opening theme song of the anime series based on the ''Black★Rock Shooter'' concept.<ref>[https://blackrockshooter.fandom.com/wiki/Black%E2%98%85Rock_Shooter_%28song%29 Black★Rock Shooter (song) | Black Rock Shooter Wiki | Fandom]</ref>


A retail version of the full 50-minute version of the ''Black Rock Shooter'' OVA was released on December 17, 2010. The release features a 30-second stop-motion test short as well as its "making-of" as a bonus.<ref>[http://blackrockshooter.jp/en/product/item_04.html BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER ANIMATION]</ref> The stop-motion video was made in Hollywood and featured a remix of "Black Rock Shooter" by Joe Hahn.<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-26/black-rock-shooter-to-add-extra-with-linkin-park-hahn Black Rock Shooter to Add Extra with Linkin Park's Hahn (Updated) - News - Anime News Network], July 26, 2010</ref>
A retail version of the full 50-minute version of the ''Black Rock Shooter'' OVA was released on December 17, 2010 through Black Rock Shooter Project. The release features a 30-second stop-motion test short as well as its "making-of" as a bonus.<ref>[http://blackrockshooter.jp/en/product/item_04.html BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER ANIMATION]</ref> The stop-motion video was made in Hollywood and featured a remix of "Black Rock Shooter" by Joe Hahn.<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-26/black-rock-shooter-to-add-extra-with-linkin-park-hahn Black Rock Shooter to Add Extra with Linkin Park's Hahn (Updated) - News - Anime News Network], July 26, 2010</ref>


Eric Calderon, the former G.D.H. International producer who worked on the "[[Breaking The Habit]]" music video, was involved in the stop motion-video as well.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120415030631/http://www.japanator.com/linkin-park-s-joe-hahn-remixes-black-rock-shooter-for-dvd-15888.phtml Linkin Park's Joe Hahn remixes Black Rock Shooter for DVD | Japanator.com: anime news, original features, and weird stories from Japan, updated daily!], July 29, 2010</ref>
Eric Calderon, the former G.D.H. International producer who worked on the "[[Breaking The Habit]]" music video, was involved in the stop motion-video as well.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120415030631/http://www.japanator.com/linkin-park-s-joe-hahn-remixes-black-rock-shooter-for-dvd-15888.phtml Linkin Park's Joe Hahn remixes Black Rock Shooter for DVD | Japanator.com: anime news, original features, and weird stories from Japan, updated daily!], July 29, 2010</ref>

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Background

The song "Black★Rock Shooter" is a composition of ryo inspired by works of art by huke, who are both members of the band Supercell. It is performed by Vocaloid Hatsune Miku and made its debut in Nico Nico Douga. The song was later used as the opening theme song of the anime series based on the Black★Rock Shooter concept.[1]

A retail version of the full 50-minute version of the Black Rock Shooter OVA was released on December 17, 2010 through Black Rock Shooter Project. The release features a 30-second stop-motion test short as well as its "making-of" as a bonus.[2] The stop-motion video was made in Hollywood and featured a remix of "Black Rock Shooter" by Joe Hahn.[3]

Eric Calderon, the former G.D.H. International producer who worked on the "Breaking The Habit" music video, was involved in the stop motion-video as well.[4]

The video and making of were made available on Vimeo by (W)Holesome Products, Inc.[5][6] The full remix was never released.

Versions

Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.

Title Album Length Recorded Released Notes
Black Rock Shooter (Re-Mix by Joe Hahn) 2010
  • Unreleased.

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