[SR] 2007.04.25 - Heisei Fuuzoku Daiginjou (LP) [Album]
 

平成風俗　大吟醸 (Heisei Fuuzoku　Daiginjou)


01. ギャンブル (Gamble)
02. 茎 (Kuki)
03. 錯乱 TERRA ver. (Sakuran TERRA ver.)
04. ハツコイ娼女 (Hatsukoi Shoujo)
05. パパイヤマンゴー (Papaya Mango)
06. 意識 (Ishiki)
07. 浴室 (Yokushitsu)
08. 迷彩 (Meisai)
09. ポルターガイスト (Poltergeist)
10. カリソメ乙女 TAMEIKESANNOH ver. (Karisome Otome TAMEIKESANNOH ver.)
11. 花魁 (Oiran)
12. 夢のあと (Yume no Ato)
13. この世の限り (Kono Yo no Kagiri)
14. カリソメ乙女 DEATH JAZZ ver. (Karisome Otome DEATH JAZZ ver.)

Retail Availability: Amazon.co.jp, HMV Japan

All this vinyl porn on the site is starting to get to me.

Keep it coming.

Somehow, I can't view it... ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

Domain unregistered...

Makes me wish I had a record player so hard.

Oh dg, wherever did you purchase these fine novelties, if I may be so bold as to ask?

When, is a more important question than where.

If you become aware of a Japanese LP before (or barely after) it's released, there are a couple of 1st-generation retailers in Japan who ship internationally (HMV Japan, and Amazon.co.jp). Once their inventory runs out (all of the Shiina Ringo & Tokyo Jihen LPs are limited, and 7+ of them are already sold-out), that's when you start dealing with resellers.

The most relevant question a late collector of Japanese LPs could be asking themselves:
Am I willing to deal with any extra interaction or extra uncertainty in the pursuit of completing a transaction, and possibly commit extra money?
Once you've got the resolve for that (a very small handful of us do), everything else essentially falls into place.

Trippiest PVs ever. Very surreal.

This release is now sold-out everywhere except tower.jp (HMV had this until recently). Last I heard, tower.jp doesn't like to ship internationally anymore - though I don't know if that's still true. You may have to use a deputy service to get this LP now, either as a special order from tower.jp or as an auction.

Once this sells out at tower.jp, there's no more primary market for Ringo/Jihen LPs.
All of the other LPs have already been long gone.