CD Album First Press Sold Out

Natsukaze Tayori / Kokoro Yohou

RAG FAIR

952yen
(1047yen Tax incl. in Japan)
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Release Date April 18, 2007
Availability Sold Out
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Catalog No.TFCC-89202
JAN/ISBN 4988061892023
Product Type CD
Number of Discs 1
Label/DistributorVAP
Running Time 9minutes

Description

[Machine Translation] RAG FAIR's long-awaited release of a new song, "Natsukaze Houri" (Summer Wind Mail), which was announced at the final concert at NHK Hall on January 17, 2007. The song has a nostalgic and cool feeling inspired by RAG FAIR's favorite season, summer, and also has a completely different sound. The album features the largest number of instrumental dubbing in its history, but also features a unique chorus work that sets it apart from its predecessors. The coupling song, "Kokoro Prediction," has been featured on NTV's "Zoom In! SUPER" and "Zoom-in! SUPER" and "Zoom-in! It is a refreshing song perfect for mornings.

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Description in Japanese

夏風便り/ココロ予報 / RAG FAIR

アルバム「オクリモノ」を冠した久々の全国ホールツアーも大成功を収めたRAG FAIR。2007年1月17日のNHKホールライブ最終公演で発表された新曲「夏風便り」が待望のリリース! RAG FAIRの得意な季節、夏をイメージしたノスタルジックかつ清涼感があり、さらにサウンド感も一変。過去最多の楽器ダビングを行いながらも、独特なコーラスワークを特徴づけて新機軸を打ちだしている。カップリングの「ココロ予報」は、日本テレビ系「ズームイン!! SUPER」「ズームイン!! サタデー」にて4~6月のお天気テーマソングに決定! 朝にぴったりな爽やかな曲。

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    Tracklisting

    1
    NATSUKAZEDAYORI
    夏風便り
    2
    KOKORO YOHO
    ココロ予報
    3
    KOKORO YOHO(WEATHER FORECAST VER.)
    ココロ予報 (Weather Forecast Ver.)

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      Although it pains me to give a RAG FAIR release such a low rating, I'm a little annoyed by the turn their music seems to be taking. They were much cooler -- and much more unique -- as a strictly a capella band. The title track, Natsukaze Tayori, begins with a blend of piano and guitar and has almost none of the 'a capella' feel of many of their previous songs that have included instruments. The second track, Kokoro Yohou, is much better and fitting their unique sound. Not a bad single, but definitely not their best, either, at least if you're a fan of their a capella sound.

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