That would be "his". Mr. Sunahara is part of the wonderful and whacky J-Pop
legends, Denki Groove (I recommend "Voxxx" highly for a wild ride). If you
liked "...Landing", you'd probably also like "Crossover" - imho a stronger
record (albeit in the same vein) overall. His (afaik) latest "Pan Am :
Sounds of the 70s" doesn't work as well as the other two, but I like it
also. Airports are a recurring theme in his work.
jeff
ps
at one time he was subbed to this list - maybe 4 years back.
At 10:01 AM 8/23/2001, you wrote:
quoted 10 lines just came across a sweet little record called 'take off & landing' by>just came across a sweet little record called 'take off & landing' by
>yoshinori sunahara and i somehow instantly fell in love with it... can't
>really explain why as one could misjudge it as being rather mainstream-ish
>at first.. but i think it's not. maybe it's because of the subtle but very
>funny and effective sound wankery going on or just because it's so diverse and
>unobtrusive... 'music for fucked up airports' is a weak attempt for a
>definition that came to my mind :) however... i never heard of this artist
>before.. any comments on how his (or her?) other work compares to this?
>thanx beforehand
>henry
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