MP3 Song Downloads from Amazon.com
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Welcome to the NReviews IGPX subsite! Here you can
access detailed information on the IGPX teams, an extensive
episode guide, USA DVD info, and tons of wallpaper. There
are also podcasts so you can know what's going on with the
website and the world of IGPX! My goal is to make this the
most comprehensive website for IGPX and this is the only
place on the Internet where IGPX fans can access all of this
information! As things wind down, I'd like to thank all the
fans and Jason DeMarco (writer, producer and music
supervisor for the series) for their unprecedented support.
Enjoy!
The IGPX Awards Ballot is closed.
Thanks for voting! The results are
in Podcasts #22 and #23.
"Moody Hoe"-From
Episode 8.
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News and Updates

January 8th: Lots of updates, including minor Team Page updates. Mainly, I added a
new section to the Episode Guides showing every difference from the Toonami and
Uncut versions for each episode. So far, Episodes 1-6 have this information. I did not
include any sound effect or plot changes, as those would add significantly to the list
and many would be subjective differences anyway. The music changes are already
listed on the Music page, and there was no need to reiterate them on the Episode
Guides.

December 27th: I hope you guys don't feel like I'm shamelessly pugging Amazon here,
but I am listening to the Big Bald Broadcast's 77th podcast and they are talking about
piracy. Simply, it's illegal to download and/or watch anime on YouTube or torrents or
whatever. You guys know it is. That said, I also wanted to reiterate just how
inexpensive the IGPX DVDs are. The most expensive one right now is IGPX Vol. 5,
and ironically, that's the plug from me. I still think it's the best DVD available besides
the box sets. It contains 4 good episodes, and although the extras are a but lacking,
you're likely to love the episodes for what they are. Click here to consider buying it!

December 19th: Just some minor updates. I still want to do three more podcats down
the road, possibly tonight. I know I have like no visitors now, anyway, but I just
wanted there to be 26 podcasts like there are 26 episodes in the show. I'll be listening
to the older podcasts for nostalgia today. You can, too!

December 7th: Just minor updates to fix broken links on the DVD pages. Expect to see
bigger updates later this month.

November 20th: This isn't particularly IGPX news, but I would like to mention this
while I'm thinking of it. As you may know, the Japanese band GranRodeo got its start
with the IGPX opening. On the single released in Japan, they also had an additional
song. Since then, they have become very famous in Japan-so much that they now
have their own album with 17 tracks on it, and are releasing a live DVD tomorrow. I
don't particularly like their style, but if anyone is interested, check out their site at
www.granrodeo.net (It's in Japanese).

November 12th: A month later and I actually get around to putting up nearly all the
MP3 Download pages. See the post below for some more info, and check out the
music pages. Still a few kinks, but it's mostly all there.

October 11th: Some really good news for saavy buyers. If you're interested in
purchasing music on Amazon.com, now you won't have to pay full album price. With
Amazon MP3, you can buy most albums for $7.99. That's $2 cheaper than iTunes,
and the format is DRM-Free, meaning it's a straight-up mp3 file. The quality is also
very good. I'll be linking to full albums and individual songs soon.

October 1st: Just to inform you guys, IGPX DVDs are very hard to find in stores
nowadays. In fact, they're getting hard to find period. That's why I encourage you to
explore the entire selection of the IGPX DVDs available at Amazon.com. I have
linked to the appropriate search page here, so that you can see them all at once.
Alternatively, you can read all about the DVDs on my DVDs page. There you will find
links to each individual DVD. Thanks for continuing to support the IGPX subsite at
NReviews!

Past News and Updates: Click Here
What is IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix?
In the year 2049, it's the world's most popular sport-so popular, an
entire city was built for it! Two teams of three pilots race on a track
standing high above ground, at speeds that approach 350 MPH. Six
teams from across the world are all competing to be the champion in
the IG-1 League. The series follows one team, Team Satomi, through
their challenges to become the IG-1 League Champions. This awesome
new anime was created/animated by Production I.G. and produced and
aired by Cartoon Network. It has spawned merchandise in Japan and a
Playstation 2 video game.
IGPX copyrighted 2003-2007 by
Production I.G.. & Cartoon Network.
IGPX website created and copyrighted
2006-2007 by Joshua Morgan. IGPX is a
subsite of NReviews.
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Actual IGPX logo, from Japanese version
Featured Album

"Out from Out Where" by Amon Tobin

-I personally bought this album. I wouldn't call it
a five-star album, but it features several tracks
from IGPX (probably most notable is the track
Verbal), it contains enough other tracks to make
it a complete album. Personally, I think the track
Rosies is one of the best songs I've ever heard,
and I can't get enough of it. You can't go wrong
with this trip into IDM with Amon Tobin's Out
from Out Where.
(NOTE: This is an MP3 Format Album)
"Cosmo Retro Intro
Outro"-From Ep 4 and 7.