MUSIC
I started listening to a lot of music back in junior high school. I had a habit of watching Undertale memes before going to bed, and I think it all began when I came across the song "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace there.
Having loved Disney since childhood, I was already a fan of old cartoons and the upbeat jazz played in the parks. So, perhaps it was only natural that I would be captivated by the electro-swing genre.
From there, I began listening to a wide range of genres, including hard rock, indie, pop, and new wave. Since I was in junior high during the era when it was already easy to listen to music on platforms like YouTube, my approach was less about deeply immersing myself in a single album and more about exploring a vast array of music superficially.
That is why there isn't much I can say about it in depth. I would really like to acquire a proper understanding of music.
I listen to bits and pieces of music from a wide range of artists—from Queen to Eminem, and Frank Sinatra to Hatsune Miku—so it’s hard to talk about my musical tastes. I thought posting photos of the LPs I own would be a good way to show this, so I’m uploading the records I have on hand.
MY FAV
Artists:iDKHOW, Black Pistol Fire, FUR, Saint Motel, Weird Milk, Tally Hall, etc...
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New Traditionalists - DEVO
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B Stiff - DEVO
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1981 Extended Play - iDKHOW
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Razzmatazz - iDKHOW
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Blue Hawaii - Bing Crosby
If I were asked which LP I’d take with me to the afterlife, I’d have a hard time deciding—but this would certainly be a top contender. To think that the only Bing Crosby LP I own isn't a Christmas album, but a collection of Hawaiian songs...
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Yellow Submarine - The Beatles
I first saw the animated film "Yellow Submarine" during a university class on the history of animation. It made a huge impact on me. My parents owned red Album, so my only impression of the band was based on songs like "Help!" and "Yesterday"—which made the experience all the more striking. It was likely the first LP I ever bought. I also enjoy other Beatles songs, such as "Maxwell's Silver Hammer." I definitely want to add more of their albums to my collection.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles
I love "When I'm Sixty-Four" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," so I bought this album early on. I first heard "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in an animated film the contrast between the distinctive art style and Paul singing with such a powerful voice was incredibly cool—I fall for it all over again every time I watch it.
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RECENTLY LISTENING
Playlist-A : good oldies vibes
Playlist-B : dark, rock, fire, mystery... my favorite areas
Playlist-C : if it's the weather, it's sunny music
Playlist-D : I love Disney!
Playlist-Dp : musics from Tokyo Disneyland
Playlist-E : electro swing
Playlist-F : a little cute and a little disturbing
Playlist-G : cartoon,fanmadesong...etc musics that tell a story
Playlist-J : Japanese songs
Playlist-K : K-pop
Playlist-M : movie, musical
Playlist-R : more older than playlist-A. golden era
Playlist-X : it's beginning to look a lot like christmas
Playlist-Awesome Mix : musics used in the movie series "Guardians of the Galaxy"