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Juke/19

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The legendary NO WAVE, the most important band in the history of Japanese avant-garde music, JUKE/19, is currently touring with a large-scale solo exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, the first since the "Zen-kei Exhibition" until the third phase in February, and the artist Shinro Ohtake, who was working before starting his career as an artist, is currently working on the analogization project of all works of the band. His music unit is JUKE/19. JUKE/19. is a rare band that was the first to respond to "NO NEW YORK" in a vivid way, and to create a work of art. Between 1979 and 1982, they released a total of four LPs and one single, which disintegrated after a few shows. After that, Shinro Ohtake began his career as an artist. The band's entire oeuvre has only been reissued on CD once in the 1990s, and it is a terrible loss to Japanese music and art that the band has not yet been reevaluated. This is a project to reissue all the recordings of this rare band in analog form, jointly supervised by Manabu Yuasa and Enban.The entire collection has been intensely mastered for analog by Taku Unami, and all are presented in a special new binding. The liner is mainly a commentary by Manabu Yuasa, with a retrospective by Shinro Ohtake, writings written at the time, and accessories re-recorded as much as possible. The final part of the JUKE/19. analogization project is the first analogization of a collection of unreleased JUKE/19. works, which was suddenly released in 2003 by cemetary record in 2003. The members of JUKE/19. have edited and reconstructed a large number of recordings that were not used on their former records, and this is not a simple unreleased work, but the latest JUKE/19. work using their own past recordings as the material. It is not simply an unreleased work, but rather the latest JUKE/19. work using their own past recordings as material. The binding this time is the only one in this series that uses the regulation format, which is the usual E-style single jacket, but the visuals are printed with UV varnish thickening, which is a transparent printing process.The photo shows it all in pink, but if you look closely and touch it, you can see it is a transparent design. The cap strip with the discography of the entire reissue is included in this issue.