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Fishmans

Description:

Fishmans 4th album. 30 year anniversary project of the debut, remastered in 2016 by ZAK, the famous engineer responsible for the Fishmans sound, and Kim Ken (Kentaro Kimura), an engineer popular for his craftsmanship, the high-resolution sound source was adopted for the first time as an analog LP master, and released on heavyweight (180g) vinyl. This is the second two works to be released in heavy vinyl (180g) format. Along with "Neo Yankee's Holiday," this is the fourth album of the Fishmans, a great masterpiece of the early period. Recorded in London with ZAK, Fishmans has been rapidly gaining strength as a live band since the release of two maxi-singles in a row. The contrast between the A-side, which approaches with the supreme groove and pop melody in the band's history, and the quiet B-side, which suggests the late Fishmans, is beautiful and sad sunset scenery. 1994 original release. The analog version has a cover featuring a photo taken at the "9th Umi no Matsuri (Festival of the Sea)" held at Futshiki no Hama Park Seaside Park in Osaka. ZAK remastering.