

I'm trying to find out the name or any identification of the background music
played at:

  * [01:05](https://youtu.be/2abVsiv8Edo?t=1m5s) in Episode 2 of Beyblade [Season 1](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Beyblade_\(First_Anime_Series\)) (English dub) from [original series](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Beyblade_%28original_series%29). It's played during the battle between [Kai](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Kai_Hiwatari) and [Tyson](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Tyson_Granger).

  * [05:57](https://youtu.be/7e7fjtpYNwU?t=5m57s) in Episode 3 of the aforesaid season. The music plays during the conversation between Tyson and [Kenny](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Kenny) after a friendly battle between Tyson and [Max](http://beyblade.wikia.com/wiki/Max_Tate).

I did search on web but most of the time the results I get are either the
Beyblade songs with lyrics, or links to Japanese ones, but I can't figure out
the one needed.


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Identification of the background music played in episode 2 and 3 of Beyblade Season 1 English dubbed version


AFAIK, the soundtrack for the English Dub is as such. For example, others like
you [have tried to ask and received a similar
reply](http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Season-1-background-music).

The music for dubs seems like quite a collaboration from both Nelvana and the
Japanese side, as referenced from [this
thread](http://www.toonzone.net/forums/anime-forum/272264-nelvanas-dubs-
beyblade-metal-fight-fusion-bakugan-music-expensive-2-print.html):

> Actually - aside from guitars/bass - there's only 1 piece where I used live
> instruments- and that was cello. The rest is all electronic acoustic.
>
> Beyblade was a really unique situation, because once Corus/Nelvana sorted
> out the initial details, I was working directly with the Japanese for the
> entire process and I'd literally just update Nelvana with what was happening
> every few weeks or so.
>
> The director was very specific about instrument choices (you'll notice
> there's very little synthesizer/electronica) and it's mainly traditional
> orchestra/acoustic instruments. I worked with a translator on the Japan side
> at D-rights and all the music requests/revisions and so on were through
> them. The schedule was so tight that they were animating an episode as I was
> composing it and then they'd edit video to score on many occasions. Very
> interesting!

It shows that it is definitely different from the original Japanese version,
although it was for Metal Fight instead of the original Beyblade series, I
suspect it is the same treatment.

You might try your luck trying to contact the guy who did it.

As for _**why**_ you are looking into it, I am not sure. However, if you just
want to listen to it, there is some guy who did some sort of compilation:

<https://youtu.be/w_7460ppe2c>  
<https://youtu.be/6fu-ONlAn64>  
<https://youtu.be/UfB7IbP_uyE>  

And he credits Martin Kujac in his FAQ.

This is probably not sufficient as an answer, but also, it was too much to put
into the comments.

I do not think that you will find your answer anywhere, and this question is
probably not answerable, unless you contact Nelvana or the creator of said
BGMs, as they are unnamed and uncatalogued.


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