Yukari Fresh - Cityrama FLAC

Yukari Fresh Japan Escalator Records Synth Pop 2000

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Yukari Fresh
Title:	Cityrama
Style:	Synth-pop
Date of release:	2000
Label:	Escalator Records
Catalog Number:	ESCD010
Country:	Japan
FLAC album size:	1223 mb
MP3 album size:	2898 mb

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Tracklist

1	Trip To Aloha State Featuring – Fat Coconuts	3:01
2	Very Sexy Like A Jazz Musician Featuring – The Jazz Musician	0:19
3	Yippee To Kate Featuring – Kate , Keewee	1:40
4	Raymond Featuring – Erobique	5:42
5	Whoopee Cat Featuring – My Missing Cat	2:37
6	Cook Some Dishes Featuring – Swingset	3:24
7	Paris Symphony-The Trip Featuring – Mike Alway	5:27
8	Lost And Found Featuring – Hideki Kaji	3:38
9	If You Love Something, Set It Free Featuring – Schoniff Singers	3:07
10	Radio Active Flat Featuring – Pez	3:31
11	Yukari 'N' Bass Featuring – Scafull King	2:35
12	Sweet Vocoderless Mouth Featuring – VC10	2:25
13	Cityrama Featuring – Avenue Parmentier	0:05
14	Paul Scholes Featuring – Tomorrow's World	2:11
15	Berliner Weisse Featuring – Pop Tarts	3:06

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
eslp010	Yukari Fresh	Cityrama ‎(LP, Album)	Escalator Records	eslp010	Japan	2000

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"Berliner Weisse" and "Raymond" were used for the original filmscore for the film "Tomie: Replay".

Budar

Terrible album; I'm a big Yukari Fresh fan, don't get me wrong, but the concept behind this release is mind-boggling, with little reward. First off, she pulls the usual prank of adding very brief tracks of noise, ala the title track, then the majority of the album goes through the gantlet of quirky semi-fun tracks that get old really fast, some decent remixes, and some simply awful garbage not fit for b-sides. Basically, the album is of remixes and covers of Fresh's music by other people, mostly underground artists. Might seem like a fun idea, but altogether there is so little cohesion in the whole album that it hardly figures as one.

The only real rewards for owning this disk (for me at least) would be 'If You Love Something, Set It Free' and 'Trip To Aloha State'; they're great tracks that fit very well in with Yukari's standard of quality eclectic pop/Shibuya-Kei style.