My Cowboy Bebop Page


Introduction To Page
    I am a fan of a TV show.  Thus, like a true (or otherwise) fan, I have taken it upon myself to create a fanpage.  Now, I typically regard fan pages as pasttimes for losers.  Then, I realized, I'm sorta a loser.  Thus, I created this intro just to let you know this.
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    Like most Americans, I got into Cowboy Bebop when it was shown on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.  Since it's first airing, I was a fan.  I watched it religiously and took a warmth to it.  When I heard about The Perfect Sessions L.E. Bowed Set, I had to have it.  But I had to save up my money first.  After a couple weeks, I went online to buy.  Sadly, I had waited too long and was out of luck.  I went to my local Suncoast Video store and asked if they had any in stock.  They did not, but I put $15 down and they tried to preorder it for me.  After a couple more weeks, it had still not come in and it didn't look like it would.  So I went back online in search, but there was mostly just a bunch of greedy fuckers who wanted $300 (or more) for the set.
    As a last attempt, I went onto Half.com and searched there.  And I was floored.  There it was, a sultry $120, thus it was perfect.  I purchased it and crossed my fingers.  And I wasn't disappointed.  Not in the slightest.  Instead, I am very thankful.
    So here I am, in possession of 3 of the greatest DVDs ever.  And with them, I forge this fanpage.  And you, you shall enjoy it (or die).
Introduction to Cowboy Bebop
taken from The Prefect Sessions L.E. DVD Boxed Set
    Jazz agers, flower children, lost generation, beatniks, rockers, punks, hackers, lovers, generation X - whatever the designation, there have always been outlaws in our society who live in pursuit of autonomy.
    At times they are revered for their roles as pioneers, challenging the unknown; other times people concider them lawless desperados and a dangerous presence.
    Yet, really, it is their exuberant music and an autonomy founded to express opinions different from those of others that set them apart from the rest of society.

    The Year 2071 AD.  That future is now.  Driven out of their terrestial eden, humanity chose the stars as the final frontier.
    With the section-by-section collapse of the former nations a mixed jumble of races and peoples came.  They spread to the stars, taking with them the now confused concepts of freedom, violence, illegality and love, where new rules and a new generation of outlaws came into being.  People referred to them as Cowboy Bebops....

The Sessions (Pending Descriptions)
Color Code = Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3
The links for each title will take you to a page that contains SPOILERS.
Only follow the link if you have already seen the show or don't mind knowing the details of the episode.
  1. Asteroid Blues
      2. Asteroid Tijuana - Small-time hoodlum Asimov Solenson and his girlfriend Catalina are on the run with a hefty shipment of the illegal drug 'Bloody Eye' stolen from the mob they're on the run from.  There’s also a bounty on their heads, but not enough to get Spike interested.  But when Asimov attacks Spike for talking to Catalina, it becomes personal.
      Asteroid Blues Page
  2. Stray Dog Strut
      3. Notorious pet-thief Abdul Hakim is on the run with a stolen experimental creature, but Spike and Jet have a lead. Thanks to a tip-off from a disgruntled plastic surgeon, the boys are the only ones who know Hakim’s new face, and plan on bringing him in before anyone else finds out. Except Hakim’s lost his pet to another thief, and the super-intelligent creature has given them both the slip.
      Stray Dog Strut Page
  3. Honky Tonk Women
      4. Faye Valentine is on the run with a six million bounty on her head. Casino-owner Gordon makes her an offer she can’t refuse – 'help' a special client lose all his money, and he’ll pay off all her stupendous debts. What Gordon is really after is the best code-breaking program in the history of mankind, hidden inside a special casino chip that the client is in possession of.  Only thing is the chip has fallen into the unsuspecting hands of Spike.
      Honky Tonk Women Page
  4. Gateway Shuffle
      5. Ever since escaped convict Twinkle Maria Murdock took over, the Space Warriors ecological group have become increasingly militant. They’ve moved on from merely saving the Ganymede sea rat – now they’re holding eight million people to ransom with the deadly simian-rabies virus “Monkey Business.” The government is ready to admit defeat, until Faye takes a package from a dying astronaut in a drifting wreck… (Not shown on the original broadcast run).
      Gateway Shuffle Page
  5. Ballad Of Fallen Angels
      6. The Red Dragon syndicate is trying to end it's fueding, but Vicious doesn't want the killing to end. Nobody can stop him, and the one man who could have is missing, presumed dead: Spike Spiegel.  When Spike wants to investigate the bounty on an executive member of the Red Dragons, Jet and him get into a tiff.  Neither one of them wants to share his past life and experiences, but now this seems to be getting between their friendship.
      Ballad Of Fallen Angels
  6. Sympathy for the Devil
  7. Heavy Metal Queen
  8. Waltz For Venus
  9. Jamming with Edward
  10. Ganymede Elegy
  11. Toys in the Attic
  12. Jupiter Jazz (1)
  13. Jupiter Jazz (2)
  14. Bohemian Rhapsody
  15. My Funny Valentine
  16. Black Dog Serenade
  17. Mushroom Samba
  18. Speak Like a Child
  19. Wild Horses
  20. Pierrot Le Fou
      21. After Spike finishes up a game of pool at Cest la vie, he happens upon what seems like a gangland slaying.  But without warning, the single opponent (who just downed 5 men) turns his attention to Spike.  After a struggle, Spike is beaten pretty badly while his opponent doesn't have a scratch on him.  Spike makes a break for the harbor, where he jumps in, but not before his mystery assailant gets in one last bang.  Assuming he killed Spike, the attacker disappears just as mysteriously as he had appeared.  Now wanting revenge on the one man who has proven to be as difficult of an opponent as Vicious, Spike sets out to take down this juggernaut... or die trying.

      "Hello, gentlemen.  I have come to take your lives." - Mad Pierrot Tongpu's first words
      "They say he appears with a smile, and he leaves with a smile." - Jet referring to the Mad Pierrot Tongpu

  21. Boogie Woogie Feng Shui
  22. Cowboy Funk
  23. Brain Scratch
  24. Hard Luck Woman
  25. The Real Folk Blues (1)
  26. The Real Folk Blues (2)
Feature Movie
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Ending Credits - The Real Folk Blues
(Original)
Aishiteta to nageku niwa
Amaririmo toki wa sugite shimatta
Mada kokoro no hokorobi wo
Iyasenu mama kaze ga fuiteru
Kawaita hitomi de dareka naite kure

The real folk blues
Hontono kanashimi ga shiritai dake
Doro no kawa ni tsukatta
Jinsei mo waruku wa nai
Ichido kiri de owaru nara

 (English)
Too much time has passed by to
Lament that we were deeply in love.
The wind keeps blowing, while my heart
Cannot heal all the tears in it.
Someone cry for me with parched eyes.

The real folk blues.
I only want to know what true sadness is.
Sitting in muddy water
Isn't such a bad life
If it ends after the first time...

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Remix Vol. 1 Remix Vol. 2 Remix Vol. 3 Remix Vol. 4 Remix Vol. 5 Remix Vol. 6 Perfect Sessions
L.E. DVD Set		 Cowboy Bebop:
The Move
Volume 1
Sessions 1-5		 Volume 2
Session 6-10		 Volume 3
Session 11-14		 Volume 4
Sessions 15-18		 Volume 5
Sessions 19-22		 Volume 6
Sessions 23-26		 Complete Sessions
Volumes 1-6		 Cowboy Bebop
Best Sessions
Complete Anime
Guide #1		 Complete Anime
Guide #2		 Complete Anime
Guide #3		 Complete Anime
Guide #4		 Complete Anime
Guide #5		 Complete Anime
Guide #6		 Complete Manga
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