music BATON 20th runner: Yoshinori Sunahara wrote:
Techno Pop → New Wave → Hip Hop → Acid House → Ambient → Mondo Music
I heard it like this.
After Mondo Music, there was no longer any need to narrow down the genre and listen to music.
I only listen to what I like from various genres.
With the advent of iTunes and iPod, I am happy to be able to reduce the number of records and CDs.
But there are many brick-like hard disks. Some are broken.
I will use this one day to build a house.
Listen to music in your own workplace or in your own car. I don't listen to any music at home.
The music library on your computer is constantly updated.
The jacket is beautifully captured. Those that are not remastered will remaster yourself.
I will update until I die. I feel that it is no longer the purpose of listening to music but just the purpose of enriching the library.
When you die, you die by saying, "There is nothing that doesn't exist."
However, in reality, I think that you will die by saying, "There are things that do not exist."
Yoshinori Sunahara / Y. Sunahara
Born September 13, 1969. Hokkaido. Joined Denki Groove in 1991 and withdrew in 1999. In the solo activity that was performed in parallel with the activity of Denki Groove, in 1995, the album "Crossover", in 1998, the album "TAKE OFF AND LANDING", and the album "THE SOUND OF '70s" were released two consecutive times. In 2001, they released their first album "LOVEBEAT" after leaving Denki Groove. In 2002, he performed his first solo live at the festival "ELEC TRAGRIDE" at Makuhari Messe. In addition, he has produced a number of commercials such as ACO's single "Yuubini Saki Hana" and the supercar single "YUMEGIWA LAST BOY" which became the theme song of the movie "Ping Pong". In the summer of 2009, the soundtrack “No Boys, No Cry Original Sound Track” of the movie “No Boys, No Cry” (starring: Satoshi Tsumabuki/Ha JUNGWOO) was released. Currently recording the 5th original album.
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2009/05/15 UP DATE
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Yellow Magic Orchestra / Yellow Magic Orchestra
When I was little, I didn't like music sometimes.
I think it was like the theme song of an anime at most.
This record changed me.
I first heard this record in August 1979, when I was 9 years old in the 4th grade of elementary school.
Shortly before the hit Solid Stale Survivor was released.
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Electric Cafe / Kraftwerk
At the end of 1986, I think it was a winter time for techno music.
Did Kraftwerk break up already? I thought, but there was a new album in the craft work corner that I check every time at the record shop.
I remember buying it, rushing back home and listening with my friends.
Anyway, the completeness of A side (up to the 3rd song) is wonderful. -
MUSIC FOR ASTRO AGE / Yan Tomita
In the 90's I heard a lot about acid house, techno, ambient and so on.
In the latter half, the concept of Mondo Music collapsed all genres.
Eventually, I also listened to music made for records other than ornamental music.
I think this album has a great influence on the flexibility of capturing the music itself from various angles. -
The Love Movement / A Tribe Called Quest
There were rumors that this album was dangerous a few months before its release.
In 1998 I was working on an album called The Sound of '70s.
When I realized it, I was making a track like hip hop.
I think the completeness of this album is comparable to the Electric Cafe mentioned above.
= Link to a site where you can purchase analog records. Is it an auction?
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