[Machine Translation] (URC (Underground Record Club) was born in 1969 as a pioneer of Japanese indie labels and ceased its activities at the end of the 1970s. URC, which brought together Happi End, Nobuyasu Okabayashi, Tomoya Takaishi, Takashi Nishioka, Wataru Takada, and many other cutting-edge talents, is the progenitor of Japanese folk/rock music. In 2023, the rights to release URC's CDs will be transferred to Sony Music, which will begin re-releasing many of URC's masterpieces in June. This album, "How uncool it is to be cool" was released in November 1969, right after the breakup of Jax. The songs are very different from the band's sound, and are almost exclusively narrated by the band members, and speak nakedly of the sense of stagnation that human beings have. The songs are filled with a gloomy atmosphere, and each time you listen to them, you can feel his cry of loneliness. The album includes the song "Salvia no Hana," which has been covered by various artists. 2023 remastering/High-Quality Blu-spec CD2 version.