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Japanese pressing, no Obi.

Sought-after compilation exploring the Group Sound movement that swept Japan in the mid 1960s. Under the influence of the Beatles dozens of Japanese bands devoted themselves to exporting a wide genre that ranged from surf-rock, garage fuzz, psych and wild R&B. Featuring the influential The Mops, the Filipino band (relocated to Hong Kong) D’Swooners and The Golden Cups.

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing with OBI and insert.

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing without OBI! Vinyl is close to NM and the cover is close to VG+!

Original Japanese pressing.

Japanese pressing with OBI

Japanese pressing with OBI!

Japanese pressing without OBI! Cover is close to NM!

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing. OBI is missing.

Japanese pressing. OBI is missing.

Japanese pressing with Obi.

Japanese pressing, no Obi.

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing with OBI!

Japanese pressing with OBI!

Japanese pressing without OBI.

Japanese pressing with OBI and insert. Vinyl is close to NM.

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing with OBI. Cover and vinyl are close to NM.

Japanese 2nd pressing. With inserts, OBI is missing.

Japanese pressing. Seems unplayed.

Japanese pressing, no Obi. Close to NM

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing without OBI! Cover is close to VG+!

Japanese pressing without OBI! Copy is close to NM!

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing. Original inner sleeve. OBI is missing. Few paper scuffs.

Japanese pressing. Red vinyl and cover are close to NM. With booklet.

Japanese pressing. Vinyl is close to NM.

Japanese pressing with OBI.

Japanese pressing. OBI is missing. close to NM.

Japanese pressing with insert, OBI is missing. close to NM

Japanese pressing without OBI, with insert

Original Japanese pressing. Cover with light ring wear

In 1981, the first Japan tour accompanying “Killers”, ended with the final appearance on May 24 at the Nakano Sanguraza. Nice soundboard recording featuring Paul Di'Anno on vocals and al the classic tracks.

Japanese pressing. OBI is missing. close to NM

Have you ever been to Miyazaki? It’s a prefecture on Japan’s southern island of Kyushu, facing the Pacific. Palm trees. Humid subtropical climate. This is the home of Maple Fyshh, a musical artist whose late-80s/early-90s recordings have been collected and reissued here. Liberated by the advent of 4-track cassette home recording technology, inspired by a love of 60s pop oddball production mavens like Phil Spector and Joe Meek, as well as American hot rod and surf music, these Maple Fyssh songs glow with an outsider’s love of the transformative power of newly-available sound technology, allowing him to pull his inspirations across decades and oceans to his 1990s Miyazaki home studio. The tracks here are a d.i.y. dream-pop wonderland, compiling songs from his first LP “Mariko” and second LP “Dokitto Station!!”, both self-produced, both released in 1995. The A-side of this release features tracks from the concept album “Mariko”, a masterpiece of daydream pop introspection, recorded in 1994-95, inspired by a poem submitted to a manga magazine. The B-side features tracks from “Dokitto Station!!”, slightly earlier recordings that draw inspiration from a range of 60s pop including girl groups, surf music and acid folk. All the music here demonstrates Maple Fyshh’s deep understanding and appreciation 60s pop moves, and also his mastery of the limited technology at his disposal.

Remastered in 2024, the sound of Miyazaki has been reborn for a new audience. Available on Vinyl LP and download, with a DL card, English/Japanese lyrics and entertaining and informative English/Japanese liner notes by the artist.

Japanese pressing. With OBI and insert.

Rare japanese promo copy with b/w labels!

The two-piece rock band Taika’s (帯化) 3rd album ‘On Chitou Jichi’ (御池塘自治), originally released in 2023, is now available on vinyl. The album’s folkloric vocals and krautrock-inspired repetition swirl together with environmental sounds, creating an immersive atmosphere. The interplay between the post-Fourth World Revival soundscapes and the raw, earthy physicality rooted deep within the music blurs the line between the nostalgic and the novel, each reflecting echoes of the other.

In this album, Taika explores the residual sense of "foreignness" within the now-commonplace rock band format in Japan, re-examining it and injecting new possibilities for "translation" and reinterpretation into those gaps.

This release includes a large poster-style lyric sheet. Additionally, it comes with a download code for the digital version of ‘On Chitou Jichi,’ as well as a code for a destructive remix of Taika’s track “Kouraku Biyori” by the up-and-coming dub techno artist Yo, who is signed to Taika’s independent label, Zōen Keikaku.

A must-have for anyone interested in Japanese pop music, the legendary band Happy End (featuring Haruomi Hosono, Eiichi Ohtaki, Takashi Matsumoto, and Shigeru Suzuki) released their final album 'happy End' in 1973. This limited-edition colored vinyl reissue was recorded at Sunset Sound Recorders in Los Angeles. It captures the individual musical styles that would later define each member's solo career, making it a timeless masterpiece with global acclaim. Produced by Van Dyke Parks.

Legendary Japanese guitarist Masaki Matsubara’s two solo albums will be reissued on Pure Virgin Vinyl by Canyon/agharta label, which is known worldwide for its “city Pop” works in recent years! Scheduled for release on August 3rd 2024! A City POP classic album “sniper” featuring vocals of popular AOR singer Jesse Barish, known as the composer of Marty Balin’s hit single “Hearts”, which was also a worldwide hit tune. “Painted Woman” includes the popular song “Silly Crush”, features Eric Tagg of Lee Ritenour band on vocal, which has been played 2.5 million times on Spotify (as of March 2024) and is enjoyed by listeners worldwide, including in L.A. and Jakarta, Bangkok, Santiago, Seoul, etc. These are two masterpieces that the world has been eager to see reissued. For inquiries about products, please contact local record stores.

Japanese pressing, without Obi. Cover has light foxing.

Japanese pressing with obi.

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Original japanese pressing without OBI!

Original japanese pressing without OBI!

Original Japanese pressing.

Japanese pressing without OBI!