Introduction
Celebrating the band's 30th anniversary.
This third installment features three titles, remastered in 2016 by ZAK, the renowned engineer responsible for the Fishmans sound, and the renowned engineer Kimken (Kentaro Kimura), using high-resolution audio as analog masters for the first time. Released on heavyweight vinyl (180g), these three titles are released for the first time.
[Content Description]
This is the band's first maxi-single, released in February 1994.
Starting with the title track, a pop and groove-filled track that remains a fan favorite today,
M-2 features a studio-recreated live version of "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday," which underwent a tremendous evolution during live performances.
M-3 features a remix of the title track, showcasing a completely different side of the band.
M-4 features a remix of "Future" from their first album.
This album also serves as an introduction to the band Fishmans as they were at the time. Remixes for M-3 and M-4 were by Akira Onda of AUDIO SPORTS. Remastered by ZAK.
Fishmans...
In 2021, marking the band's 30th anniversary, the documentary "Fishmans: The Movie" was released to critical acclaim.
While vocalist and songwriter Shinji Sato passed away prematurely in 1999,
the band remains a solitary force, continuing to garner passionate love from countless musicians, creators, and new generations of listeners into the 21st century.
Original member Kinichi Mogi, currently the drummer for Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, continues to play Shinji Sato's music, attracting new fans in addition to their long-time fans.
To commemorate the band's 30th anniversary, archival recordings are being released. "
[Released by]
Pony Canyon
[Distributor]
Pony Canyon
Media Reviews and More
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of their debut, this third wave of three albums will be released on heavyweight vinyl (180g) using high-resolution audio remastered in 2016 by renowned engineer ZAK, responsible for the Fishmans sound, and renowned engineer Kimken (Kentaro Kimura). These albums are the first maxi singles, released in February 1994. (C)RS