Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This single was released on December 21st 1986 to promote the second Dragon Slayer game - Xanadu. The game was developed by Nihon Falcom near the end of 1985 for several home computers in the East. This sure is some way to promote a game, and I'm sure this single must have helped because it's a hell of a release!
00:00:00 1. Xanadu - Act One
00:04:15 2. Xanadu - Act Two
Lead Vocals - Eizo Sakamoto
Bass, Backing Vocals - Naoto SKI Shibata
Lead Guitar - Hiroya Fukuda
Drums - Takamasa MAD Ohuchi
This single was released on December 21st 1986 to promote the second Dragon Slayer game - Xanadu. The game was developed by Nihon Falcom near the end of 1985 for several home computers in the East. This sure is some way to promote a game, and I'm sure this single must have helped because it's a hell of a release!
00:00:00 1. Xanadu - Act One
00:04:15 2. Xanadu - Act Two
Lead Vocals - Eizo Sakamoto
Bass, Backing Vocals - Naoto SKI Shibata
Lead Guitar - Hiroya Fukuda
Drums - Takamasa MAD Ohuchi
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