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Gamadelic
Background information
Origin	Japan
Genres	Rock Video Game Soundtracks
Labels	Pony Canyon Scitron Digital Contents

Gamadelic (ゲーマデリック), was Data East's "house band" composed of Data East music composers. Its name is a pun of "game" and "delicious". ^[1] They were like "Oh My Deco" in the name of the candidate bands.

See also

• S.S.T. Band - Sega's house band.
• Zuntata - Taito's house band.
• Konami Kukeiha Club - Konami's house band.
• Alph Lyla - Capcom's house band.
• J.D.K. Band - Nihon Falcom's house band.
• Shinsekai Gakkyoku Zatsugidan - SNK's house band before becoming Playmore and then SNK Playmore.
• ADK Sound Factory - ADK's house band.
• Scitron - Known for publishing music albums officially by Gamadelic.

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