- ―What made you think of “PEEP” this time?
- Sakamoto: It's a hobby, completely. When you go home, you want to know what kind of book or DVD you have? The contents of the iPod. You can tell what kind of person that person is by what you have.
- Reiko: I know, I understand. So is the selection of songs.
- Sakamoto: I wonder what Mr. Hosono is listening to at home? I don't want to know. I think it's different from the image we have outside. It's so different.
- Reiko: But is there some reason for the selection? What was your interest in choosing it?
- Sakamoto: It seems to be interesting in all genres. So, I came up with the idea of choosing Reiko, having Reiko recommend the next interesting person, and connecting them. But the reason why I thought Reiko seemed interesting was, of course, because it's interesting, but I'm also doing DJs recently. Also, in the past, it was really fun to go to karaoke together.
- Reiko: I definitely thought it was! I hated it, but I was taken to karaoke. Sakamoto-san's singing karaoke is a cheesy, messy song of the day, but my selection at that time was an old song. It was completely different from Sakamoto's songs because I was addicted to Aki Nakamura and other songs from that era. Oh, this should be good! What?
- Sakamoto: He sings with choreography like a show, so he asked me to look at it for free. I also like the selection of songs. The reason why a delicious place is urged. It's like "Oh, I forgot a bit, but it was!" That's the song I liked.
- Reiko: I'm not familiar with music, but I knew a lot about old songs.
- Sakamoto: You know it well.
- Reiko: I'm not Japanese psychedelic, but I like 60"s, so I have that feeling in Japanese songs. My ears are psychedelic.
- Sakamoto: It's something like 60"s.
- Reiko: I really liked it.
- Sakamoto: It looks like this kind of big sunglasses.
- Reiko: Even if it's not trendy, it's still.
- Sakamoto: Influence of your brother?
- Reiko: It's a different meaning from your brother... but maybe the same genre. My brother sounds like noise, but when I was a teenager, I used to listen to folk.
- Sakamoto: Then it was in the 60's.
- Reiko: Woodstock was alive when people who lived in the 60s in real time liked it! I thought so...
- Sakamoto: How old was Woodstock?
- Reiko: e? When you were born? Isn't that much?
- Sakamoto: Woodstock is 69 years old.
- Reiko: Oh, then about 6 years old. And I often talk about a couple like John Lennon and Yoko Ono at the time there was a van store across the street. The woman is wearing a maxi and her husband is wearing round glasses and a child with overalls. When I was in the 4th grade of elementary school, it was so shocking and cool! ! ! I thought. Also, Yeah Girl. I was better when I was in elementary school.
- Sakamoto: The CM was cool.
- Reiko: It was cool! I was a little floating when I was 10 years old, but what I heard about Mr. Izumiya at that time was the influence of my brother. There was no such elementary school student. After that, when I was in junior high school, I used to play Polnareff. I was putting my butt out in a jacket!
- Sakamoto: Was it a shock?
- Reiko: It was a shock. Because it's a junior high school student. That's what I see in my eyes.
- Sakamoto: Do you know Tigers?
- Reiko: I know. Daisukidatta. Was it in kindergarten? Ayumi Ishida, Tigers...
- Sakamoto: Like The Golden Cups.
- Reiko: The Golden Cups are more mature, right? So, on the contrary, I became an adult and thought, "Oh! Cups are cool."
- Sakamoto: Who liked it as a so-called genuine song?
- Reiko: Ayumi Ishida, Jun Mayuzumi, Mirei Kitahara and Sachiko Nishida. For the time being, Sachiko Nishida really liked it. So even though I'm a child, I feel like that.
- Sakamoto: After all, I liked the Tsutsumi Kyohei system.
- Reiko: I think that Kyohei Tsutsumi is really amazing. This time "everyone's dream" and Kanosuke Hamaguchi are amazing! I thought.
- Sakamoto: Kaminosuke Hamaguchi has a Western style. It's a popular song, but it smells a little flaky.
- Reiko: After all, I like Haruo Chikada. Today's child's "Fade Out" is also the same, and I couldn't get in a bit, "Hell or Heaven", not the Mu family, but Mitsuhiko Kuze was in fashion, right? At that time, the world changed with the trees Kirin and Hiromi Go. Hiromi Go sings "Hell or Heaven" in the style of Saturday Night Fever. That was great, and it was Mr. Chikada after all. It became a CD recently and I thought "Wow!" "Friday's Angel" was Mr. Chikada's song, the climax of the Nishiazabu club, wasn't it? You're singing that That person also loves Kayo, so there is something to come.
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