Omoi Naoshite Choaina Showa Ero Kayo Gaiden Aa Aika 1929-1934

[Machine Translation] Eerie! Gloomy! Sad! Recorded songs that reflected the early Showa era, symbolized by eroticism, grotesqueness, and nonsense. It represented the tragic love of mogamobo, murmured about the anxiety of drifting away, sweetly lamented the heart-rending incident, and gave a hazy shade to "Enoken no Hokaibo" and "Last Emperor" as movie insert songs. Listen to the mysterious sound created by vague anxiety and empty prosperity! This is a selection of songs that had a particularly strong impact among the minor-key songs that existed at the dawn of songwriting in the early Showa period. As a spin-off project from the previous "Hey, I'm Excited! The Complete Collection of Showa Erotic Songs", this is a collection of songs that could only have existed in the era of erotic, grotesque, and nonsense, and that even today, in the 21st century, give off an unnecessarily creepy and depressing feeling, and we present these songs as they were at the time. Included is Teiichi Futamura's "If Blooming Flowers Never Blossom", which was inserted in the 1987 movie "The Last Emperor". Commentary included.

不気味!? 陰鬱!? 物悲しい!? エロ・グロ・ナンセンスに象徴される昭和初期の世相を映しだしたレコード歌謡。それはモガモボの悲恋を代弁し、あてどなく流離う不安をつぶやき、心中事件を甘美に詠嘆し、映画挿入曲としても古くは『エノケンの法界坊』近くは『ラスト・エンペラー』にうらぶれの翳を与えた。漠然とした不安と空虚な栄華が生み出した、げに玄妙な響きを君よ聴き給え! 昭和初期の歌謡曲黎明期に存在したマイナー調歌謡のうち、特にインパクトのある曲を厳選。前作「ねえ興奮しちゃいやよ 昭和エロ歌謡全集」のスピンオフ企画として、エロ・グロ・ナンセンス時代にのみ存在しえた、21世紀の現在聞いても不必要に不気味さと陰鬱を醸し出す哀歌を、当時のそのままに切り取ってお送りする問題作! 1987年の映画『ラスト・エンペラー』劇中に挿入されている二村定一「咲かぬ花なら」も収録。解説付。