Seiya Ichijo Yurikago / Tokyo Futarizur CD

Yurikago / Tokyo Futarizur Music

List Price	$22.99 (You save $8.70)
Category	World Albums, Japanese CDs
Label	Columbia
CD Universe Part number	7344646
Catalog number	1100840
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

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This is a collection of songs from a variety of recording situations, a real band, some put-together-to-record bands, and a one-man band with occasional friends. Most of these songs have never seen the light of day beyond my house and close friends, a few have had a small public life. I was told recently that these songs sometimes do not sound as if they were sung by the same person. They were. But to some extent that encompasses the essence of what you will experience here. I have always had a somewhat eclectic musical vision. You’ll see more of that in "Volume 2: Instrumentals and Spoken Word 1980- 2008." I give thanks to all who helped bring these songs to fruition. I hope you enjoy them.Track Notes:1. The Prize (1992). Song was recorded with Beautimus in 1992. Beautimus was a recording project band I put together to do some tunes, with some former students and some people from bands I’d recorded. We recorded 10 songs and then did one gig at the Sunset in Ballard opening for the Green Pajamas. The song was vaguely inspired by Daniel Yergen’s Pulitzer Prize winning book of the same name. Features many 1-4-7 chords, of which I am fond.2. Little Sally Walker (1984). Recorded with The Icons back in their heyday, this was a staple of our live set. 100% fictional. From GM 003, the Masters of Disaster.3. (1/2 the World is Made of) Women (1982). Recorded on 4 track with my sister Susan’s Casio MT-65, using the tango setting which I renamed the mighty Volga beat. The whole solo was built around a mistake I made in the rhythm track as this was not sequenced; the auto orchestra was played live – you had to hit the chord changes when you wanted them to happen.4. The Question Asked (2007). This is my occasional alter ego Reptilicus Maximus, which in this case was me and my son Ben. We had the idea to do something in 5/4(verse) and 7/4 (chorus) and programmed up Mr. Roland drum machine thusly. Ben came up with the main guitar part and I did the rest. My favorite part is at the end, where one side counts to five while the other counts to seven. Lovely!5. Saturday (1992). Another Beautimus tune, sorta inspired by/sorta written for a former student Mike Z. He is not young now – he is a dad in Australia, but he will live forever!6. I See Pictures (1981). One of my earliest recordings, done post-The Adults, with Al Bloch of The Deans and Peter Barnes of The Enemy. My then stated goal was to produce a work that would make cats and other small animals urinate involuntarily when in proximity. At the time, I felt I had come close to achieving that goal. Written in my head while walking up Stone Way to Safeway in Fremont/Wallingford.7. Must Have Lost My Mind (For A Minute) (1992). Beautimus again. This was a study in melody and dynamics – the chords never change at any time during the song – verse, chorus and bridge are all the same. The idea was to make it feel like change by changing up what revolves around those chords. Love the solo by Scott, which to me is total Mott the Hoople. Written for my wife in an imaginary life sort of way.8. She’s Winning the War for Daddy (1988). This was/is my Sparks song, in both its theatrical approach musically and its gleeful, yet sympathetic description of familial murder. Perhaps Nick Cave will cover it on Murder Ballads 2. Perhaps not.9. The Stars (2009). Written in the 90’s, recorded a few months ago. I programmed the drums for this five years before I recorded the rest. Good ...

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