Takanaka so well conveys the emotion that is "a good memory that you know you will never experience again and therefore is tied to sadness". My Secret Beach and Tokyo Reggae being prime examples.
I'm so glad you included Rainbow Goblins! Masayoshi's goblin stuff is so good; Rainbow Goblins (1981), The White Goblin (1997), and the Moon Rose (2002)
I got my brother into Takanaka recently, and he put on one of his songs at a concert, and one of his long time friends shouted ‘HOLY SHIT YOU LISTEN TO TAKANAKA TURN IT UP’. Prior to this, he had no clue he liked him
as a brazilian i feel sorry and proud of only becoming a fan of it's discography a couple of years he looked into brazlian culture in a way we are not use to look at
Irmão o importante é vc ter conhecido ele, te falo que a discografia dele me salvou na pandemia e tem um video bem legal sobre ele aqui no youtube. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hUHrEFiktKI.html
first album of Takanaka's I heard was all of me, but after I found the seven goblins I was like wtf, what the living fack... and that was that. love this shit.
As a life long listener this is typically how i dance 😂. Im 1% Japanese but all these young kids making memes is funny. People looked at me funny if i played this 10 15 years ago!
Don't want to be that guy but you guys should also try the original Taj Mahal by Jorge Ben. Again I don't want to be anoying I just like Jorge Ben so much that I want to share
Sim, eles disseram: "Essa é a mais linda história de amor...". Takanaka foi muito influenciado pela cultura brasileira em seus álbuns, ele usa muito de um "português japoneisado" nas músicas, seja no título ou nas letras.
Sim, eles disseram: "Essa é a mais linda história de amor...". Takanaka foi muito influenciado pela cultura brasileira em seus álbuns, ele usa muito de um "português japoneisado" nas músicas seja no título ou nas letras.
