DDR OST booklet scans/transcriptions?

Are there any scans or transcriptions of the DDR OST booklets lying around? They usually contain the official lyrics to otherwise hard to decipher songs (I particularly remember that no one was able to figure out the line in Unreal right before "You cannot see, but you can feel it" until the SN2 OST was released.

I know that DDR X2 scans are around somewhere, but I've lost the link to them. Are there scans or transcriptions for other OST booklets as well, particularly DDR X3's?

Fff, I'd love to be useful but I don't have X3's yet. D':

Googled back to this site and eventually found this link for DDR X2's booklet. Can't remember if anyone found the Chinese lyrics, but they are not there.

Not sure how useful old school lyrics are but I have a handful -before- SN1 if those aren't up anywhere.

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Well I have the OST book for 5th Mix and Max2 (7th Mix) only Max2 has lyrics printed. If ya want I can post the lyrics here.

Go ahead, any official lyrics transcriptions/scans would be good to have.

Also I wasn't aware 5th MIX booklet didn't contain lyrics; did they only start including lyrics in MAX1 or something? Interesting.

The only things that were in the 5th Mix booklet was all the songs that are in the game, sans the songs from 1st-4th Mix, showing that they are from a Dancemania album or its a KO if there is no Dancemania album and the booklet has profiles of the dancers.

The booklet for the 2ndMIX re-release OST doesn't have lyrics either, but it contains a lot of cool information about the music and artist comments instead. I'm not sure if 3rd and 4thMIX are the same.

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I know that the bootleg version of 4th mix OST has the lyrics in the booklet for the songs that have lyrics, along with a few snippets from the authors of the song. Can't say the same for the legitimate soundtrack.

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What's the difference between the bootlegs and the real ones? Looking at the labels and little paper slips, now I'm questioning the legitimacy of all of these. ._.; Ggggh, bought them from several different people before knowing what a bootleg was.

EDIT: Yeah they're all bootlegs... gonna go roll into a corner now.

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The bootlegged soundtracks actually went to great lengths to mimic the originals. The booklets are pretty much a 1:1 copy of what's in the genuine soundtrack. Audio-wise, the first few DDR soundtracks were very bad dubs of the disc audio so they sounded washed out. Later on I can only guess they making ISO copies because I honestly stopped being able to tell the difference after 3rdMIX. For some reason the DDR soundtracks (and other Bemani games) were eyed by the same Chinese groups that would mass bootleg Anime soundtracks. Not sure how the connection was established, but the bootlegs were widely sold online and in physical specialty stores for several years and probably still are.