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Japanese composer Takashi Niigaki, who had ghostwritten works credited to "deaf" composer Mamoru Samuragochi, improvises a song for The Wall Street Journal. Miho Inada/The Wall Street Journal
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Shizukanexen
I'm glad that the truth came out and that he is getting credit for his work. I love Resident Evil and Onimusha, and his music definitely made those experiences more memorable.
Vor yearfeedmeee
Sounds like the shit the pianist at my church plays in the background as the pastor cries whilst giving his testimony
Vor 5 yearsJumpy Cat
@JapFish Fishistine
Vor yearJapFish
Philistine
Vor 3 years