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Samurai Champloo Music Record Nujabes Departure impression 2LP From Japan NEW

Description

Condition: New

Product Description
Brand new and unused.　
1st press

NUJABES / FAT JON

Label： Victor Entertainment
Format：2LP (vinyl)
Release date： April 27, 2022

Song List
Battlecry / Nujabes feat.
02. the space between two worlds / Nujabes
03.aruarian dance / Nujabes
04. transcendence / Nujabes
musteline / Nujabes
1st samurai / Nujabes
song of the four seasons / MINMI
08. ole/fat jon
09.624 part2 / fat jon
10. genome/fat Jon
no way back / Fat Jon
12.funkin' / fat jon
13. stay / fat Jon
14. chambers / fat jon
15. ask / fat Jon
16. how you feel / fat Jon
17.624 part1 / fat jon

Detail
Samurai Champloo" was aired on TV in 2004.
Directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, this work is a "chanpuru" of period drama and Hip Hop elements, and its innovative images and music captivated not only anime fans but hip-hop freaks as well. The "Samurai Champloo" album is still highly acclaimed as a groundbreaking work at the time.

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