music BATON 57th runner: Suzushige Sakurai wrote:
It was probably Kenji Sawada and the off course that I first met. Next is probably RC and Motoharu Sano. From that point on, I would go into the outside sauce such as Costello and Springsteen, and soon I met Smith and the Pistols, so I would take a rest (laugh). Well, in the latter half of my twenties, I came back to life and started listening widely.
I think it's a little different from what I call "love music". It's true whether it's a movie or a novel, but I'm so fascinated by art. "Music" that fits well gets tired soon. There is nothing that sticks out of the sound. However, in the end, "sound" is the medium, which is a strange story.
So, if there is a song, the lyrics are super important. To be more precise, the voice, singing style and appearance that make people believe that the lyrics are wonderful are extremely important.
For the past few years, I haven't been asking for myself, so I'm listening to what's coming in from behind. I think I'm listening to something good. Perhaps the amount is no longer needed. The latest trend is jazz, and I am studying late. However, compared to when I was younger, I have much less money and less time, so I'm taking a slower pace.
Listening to music is at work, including reading, while driving and running. When I get home by train after getting drunk. Before the fight.
Suzumo Sakurai
Born in Hokkaido 1968. Novelist.
Band activities until mid-twenties. After changing his job and address, he made his debut in 2002 with the 13th Asahi Newcomer Literature Award in "Alerya". It spells out the youthful genre of rock and dance music in a style that is full of fun and drive, and gains enthusiastic support from some readers. In 2005, he released a single-day group drama "How long until the end" (Futabasha) by six men and women who made full use of internal monologues. In 2009, a series of short films "Women" (Foil) including "Linda", an homage to Charles Bukowski, and "Sandra" which was also recorded in English. This March, "Allelujah" has been added to the Futaba Collection by adding the short story "Ore no Yukki". Also released is the palm story novel + soundtrack CD-R "Wintertime Journey". Currently preparing a new work.
Official website
http://www.sakuraisuzumo.com/
This CHOICE!
2010/03/17 UP DATE
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Cerebral Caustic / The Fall
Almost all of Fall's albums are lowest and highest, but they've been left in the car for a while.
Fall can only be heard when he is alone because his wife begins to get annoyed. Finally, when I thought I was alone, the cats woke up and started rampaging. There are only a limited number of situations I can listen to, but for me, fall is the supreme rock and roll.
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I Often Dream Of Trains/ Robyn Hitchcock
I really want to choose the album "Queen Elvis" in '89, but it seems like it's hard to get, so this is my second favorite.
It is very difficult to convey the appeal of Hitchcock. Before, when I asked an English friend, I immediately answered "lyrics". I can't speak English as much as I can without a lyrics card, but when I listen to it at nights where I can't sleep, I want to agree with his opinion. -
It's A Game / Edith Frost
One of the most listened to albums of the year.
Especially, it is perfect for cold weather and bad weather. It's also perfect for the square suburbs where I live.
Desolation, sorrow, fatigue and still overflowing love, dreams and laughter.
The 21st Century Suburban Blues... A wonderful album that makes you want to call it that way. -
Keith Jarret Trio / Keith Jarret Trio
I still don't have the knowledge or vocabulary to speak Jas. Recently, I've been listening to this repeatedly at work.
Perhaps it's a jazz album that's been flowing into the bottom of my body for the first time.
= Link to a site where you can purchase analog records. Is it an auction?
#058 is"Kengo Matsumoto (THE NOVEMVERS)"Mr. is.
