Miki Vinyl Record
Miki Vinyl Record
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Miki Nakatani’s 2001 “Miki” has been converted to analog for the first time, and is now available as 2LP!
Actress Miki Nakatani’s first analog reissue is a compilation of songs from the mid-90s to early 00s produced by Ryuichi Sakamoto. The record includes iconic tracks like, “Chronic Love”, which became a hot topic as the theme song for the drama “Keizoku” and a cover of Nico’s “CHELSEA GIRLS”, which beautifully reproduces the melancholy of the original song. In addition, SIDE-D includes 3 off-vocal versions, just like the CD.
- Originally released in 2001
- First ever analog release
- Double LP pressed on black vinyl
- Produced by Ryuichi Sakamoto
- Released: 8/31/22
- Format Detail: 2LP Black
- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: World Music
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Very great condition.
This is a very good album. I hearsomeot=f the songs on the radio, but it is much better on the cd. The seller was quick in getting it out and to me. Thank You
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This is a very good CD. I enjoy listing to music from the 50's 60's 70' and the 80's.
The CD is very good. I enjoy listing to music from the time I was growing up and while I was in the Air Force.
I think it is a great CD. I enjoy listing to it and others CD's from the 60's and 70'
