Miki Matsubara / POCKET PARK 1980 Aqua Blue Vinyl LP Japan City Pop stay with me

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The world is paying attention! The debut album containing the popular city pop song "Mayonaka no Door ~stay with me" is reprinted in color! Comes with a special poster. Application ticket for "Record Day" on November 27, 2021
[Content description] Miki Matsubara's debut album, which includes the album version of "Mayonaka no Door ~stay with me", which has been gaining fans all over the world for 40 years since its release, is reprinted in color! [First limited edition] Comes with a special poster. The original was released on January 21, 1980. A city pop masterpiece full of gorgeous songs featuring top musicians. "It's So Creamy" is a refreshing AOR sound with Miki Matsubara's vocals blending into the song. "Cryin'" features a funky rhythm section that starts with sharp guitar cutting and a thick, danceable brass section, and the powerful vocals are captivating. The album showcased the 19-year-old's versatility on tracks like "Trouble Maker," which screams over a swell of rock beats.
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