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"Heisei Fuuzoku" "平成風俗"
Studio album by Shiina Ringo, Saito Neko
Released	February 21, 2007 April 25, 2007 (vinyl record)
Recorded	Toshiba EMI 3st Studio Studio Terra Hitokuchizaka Studio Onkyo House AVACO CREATIVE STUDIOS SOUND CITY
Genre	jazz, Latin American music, Electronica
Length	51:58
Label	Toshiba EMI Virgin Music
Producer	Uni Inoue/井上うに
Shiina Ringo, Saito Neko chronology
Karuki Zamen Kuri no Hana (2003) Heisei Fuuzoku (2007)
Singles from Heisei Fuuzoku
"Kono Yo no Kagiri" Released: January 17, 2007,

平成風俗 (Heisei Fuuzoku, Japanese Manners^?), the literal translation is "Heisei manners and customs", is the albums which Shiina Ringo put on the market in the name of the " Shina Ringo x Saito Neko" with Saito Neko on February 21, 2007.

The vinyl record version and the high-quality sound version DVD VIDEO "平成風俗 大吟醸 (Heisei Fuuzoku Daiginjou, Japanese Manners Daiginjou^?)" were released on the same day on April 25, 2007.

Contents 1 Outline 2 Track listing 3 Performance 3.1 Song 3.2 Conduct 3.3 Orchestra 3.4 Violin 3.5 Electric guitar 3.6 Piano 3.7 Drum machine

[edit] Outline

This album developed from the production of the sound track for the movie "Sakuran" (さくらん), and substitutes for the sound track.

Shiina Ringo intended to make the music that was considerably processed at the start. She was going to make an album like this first, and she was going to reconstitute the sound selected from that by a computer in the next. She made some demos of the instrumental music, but she noticed that she wasn't requested to make such a sound from the director side at all. Therefore, she decided to record some her songs that Saito Neko had written the music score for the orchestra of live in the studio incidentally. As a result, she made this album instead of the sound track, and offered the movie some songs as they were from this.

She was going to make this album as Tokyo Jihen, but canceled the plan because Hata Toshiki, who is a drummer of Tokyo Jihen, had broken his foot. However, the band members except him participated in this album. Ukigumo played "Gamble" with an electric guitar. In addition, he wrote "Oiran". Izawa Ichiyou played "Gamble" with a piano. Kameda Seiji arranged "Yokushitsu".

[edit] Track listing

1. ギャンブル (Gyanburu, Gamble^?)
2. 茎 (Kuki, Stem^?)
3. 錯乱 (TERRA ver.) (Sakuran (TERRA ver.), Confusion (TERRA ver.)^?)
4. ハツコイ娼女 (Hatsukoi Shoujo, Firstlove Singer^?)

   The literal translation is "first love prostitute".

5. パパイヤマンゴー (Papaiya Mangoo, Papaya Mango^?)

   The cover song of Rosemary Clooney (She changed original title "Mangos" to this title)

6. 意識 (Ishiki, Consciously^?)
7. 浴室 (Yokushitsu, La salle de bain^?)

   The literal translation is "the bathroom".

8. 迷彩 (Meisai, Camouflage^?)
9. ポルターガイスト (Porutaa-gaisuto, Poltergeist^?)
10. カリソメ乙女 (TAMEIKESANNOH ver.) (Karisome Otome (Tameikesannoh ver.), Temporary Virgin (Tameikesannoh ver.)^?)
11. 花魁 (Oiran, Courtesan^?)
12. 夢のあと (Yume no Ato, Scar^?)

    The literal translation is "scar of dream". The self-cover of Tokyo Jihen.

13. この世の限り (Kono Yo no Kagiri, Memory^?)

    The literal translation is "limit of the world".

14. カリソメ乙女(DEATH JAZZ ver.) (Karisome Otome(DEATH JAZZ ver.), Temporary Virgin (DEATH JAZZ ver.)^?)

    This song is collected only in a vinyl record version.

• Lyric: Ringo Shiina (1-4, 6-14, ※she translated 11 into English), Sid Wayne, Dee Libbey (5), Ukigumo (11)
• Music: Ringo Shiina (1-4, 6-10, 12-14), Sid Wayne, Dee Libbey (5), Ukigumo (11)
• Arrange: Saito Neko(1-6, 8-10, 12-13), Kameda Seiji (7), Ukigumo (11), SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS (14)

[edit] Performance

[edit] Song

• Shiina Ringo (1-14)
• Shiina junpei (13)

[edit] Conduct

• Saito Neko

[edit] Orchestra

• Komaeno Orchestra (1)
• Noraneko Orchestra (2, 6, 9)
• Anoyono Orchestra (3)
• Nadataru Orchestra (4, 11)
• Matatabi Orchestra (5, 7, 8, 12)
• Karisome Orchestra (10)
• Konoyono Orchestra (13)
• Shiina Ringo×SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS (14)

[edit] Violin

• Saito Neko (8)

[edit] Electric guitar

• Ukigumo (1)

[edit] Piano

• Izawa Ichiyou (1)

[edit] Drum machine

• Shiina Ringo (4, 11)