Takanaka Masayoshi/THE RAINBOW GOBLINS UPJY-9523 Clear Purple 180 Gram Vinyl LP
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●THE RAINBOW GOBLINS (Original Release Date: March 10, 1981): 180g Heavyweight Vinyl, Clear Purple Vinyl Remastered & Half-Speed Cut: Miles Showell (Abbey Road Studios, London)
The seventh original album. A concept album created inspired by the picture book “THE RAINBOW GOBLINS” (Japanese title: “Niji Densetsu”) by Italian painter Uro de Rico.
TRACK LIST
A1：Prologue 3:16
A2：Once Upon A Song 5:10
A3：Seven Goblins 3:10
A4：The Sunset Valley
Lyrics By – Choux Suzuki
4:20
B1：The Moon Rose 5:38
B2：Soon 6:26
B3：Magical Night Light 1:52
B4：Rainbow Paradise
Lyrics By – Takanaka*
5:04
C1：Thunderstorm 3:11
C2：Rising Arch
Lyrics By – Takanaka*
4:48
C3：Just Chuckle
Lyrics By – Choux Suzuki
3:42
C4：Rainbow Was Reborn 5:55
D1：Plumed Bird 7:31
D2：You Can Never Come To This Place 8:05
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