Sons Of Sun - Kaizoku Kid No Boken @320 kbits
1972 Japan w/ Hiro Yanagida This one is for my fellow Blogger & slsk friend Jim Mutandsounds
got this one by email by some one,he also gave me another Hiro Yanagida solo album
wich i will share soon(also @320 kbits)
.musically this sounds like a less rocking Happy End with Keyboards
(Hiro Yanagida was in Foodbrain,Apryl Fool,Love Live Life +1 ect...)
this is what he wrote about the album:
This perfect album was release in 1972 with Hiro Yanagida on keyboard. Other musicians are not well known. As I know some of them were session musicians in different times and that the lyrics for this album were written by Takashi Matsumoto (from Apryl Fool and Happy End).
You will not find here a prog or psych. This is a quite interesting album. The mood of this album is so positive that seems it was written for kids or all musicians here remembered their childhood :) But nevertheless it's a brilliant album which is fun to listen to
go get it!(new link)
posted by Dirk at 8:31 PM
18 Comments:
WOW!thank you very much...i really appreciate this!
all the best
Jim
Dirk you are really kicking some ass with this jap stuff. Lots of luck with the treatment hope you're soon OK again.
How can download this??
I say the same...not a single link works !!
looks like someone reported the file
re-uploading!
Still problems to DL that one man....
Thanks a lot
there is a new link
Thanks for reuploading man!
Really curious in hearing the album
Thanks my Friend, Regards From Spain
Thanks dirk...the name of that file, Aarrrr, it's funny and define how many work you have been to reup it.
Sorry about my english and thanks dude, from Azores Islands
the Aarrrr is a reference to the english title of the album (The Pirate Kid's Adventure)
and re-uploading is no problem for me
Sorry man...I'm learning all days.
Thanks by the album (not yet listen)
All the bests from Portugal (Azores Islands)
oooooooooooooo!yes
-another fantastic share!
Thank You just doesn't seem enough...
Good Luck!
WOW!!! Do you think it would be possible to have the track list in alphabetical japanse though? The song-titles are in english. Anyway thanks for this wonderful gem of an album!
it's real shame that Japanese music is not so known in ths part of the world, and when a good band appear, nobody like it.
Thanks for that recommendation.It is really helpful for me to say!
Congratulations on having one of the most sophisticated blogs Ive come across in some time! Its just incredible how much you can take away from something simply because of how visually beautiful it is. Youve put together a great blog space --great graphics, videos, layout. This is definitely a must-see blog!!!
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