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Tatsuro Yamashita "Pocket Music" 1986 Moon Records LP Japan Limited City pop
Sold Date:
January 21, 2022
Start Date:
October 8, 2020
Final Price:
$100.92
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Tatsuro Yamashita "Pocket Music" 1986 Moon Records LP Japan Limited City pop Description In addition to the 1986 album "POCKET MUSIC", an unreleased song <11> (1985) that he wants to be healed by his lover is added, and all songs are newly released in 1991 with a new remix. The reissue of this work is a lightly drawn <1> (ending theme of Fuji TV's "Ore Tachi Hyokin"), a refreshing saxophone tone and a clear chorus, which depicts the lively scenery of a rainy Saturday night. In addition to the two singles from Honda's "Integra" campaign song <10>, the medium number <6>, which sings anxiety and worries about the future on the dramatic melody of the synthesizer, is full of kindness. The sound is spreading. Shipping
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