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"Misslim" by Yumi Arai is a City Pop album that has been described as smooth, bright, and flawless by reviewers. The album features tracks like "生まれた街で," "瞳を閉じて," "やさしさに包まれたなら," "海を見ていた午後," and "12月の雨," each showcasing a blend of instruments like cowbell, timbales, congas, acoustic guitar, pedal steel guitar, and twelve-string bass. Yumi Arai's work in "Misslim" captures the essence of City Pop with its soothing melodies and intricate instrumental arrangements, making it a standout piece in the genre.

Adventure is an iconic album by Momoko Kikuchi, a pioneer of Japanese pop music. Released in 1986, it's a blend of synth-pop and new wave sounds, featuring Kikuchi's distinctive vocals and catchy melodies. It's a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences with its infectious charm and vibrant spirit.

"A Tab in the Ocean" is the second album by the English progressive rock band Nektar, released in November 1972. The album features tracks like "A Tab in the Ocean," "Desolation Valley," "Waves," "Crying in the Dark," and "King of Twilight." Notably, English heavy metal band Iron Maiden covered "King of Twilight" and parts of "Crying in the Dark" for a b-side to their 1984 single "Aces High." The album has been reissued multiple times, with varying track listings and additional content. Nektar's lineup for the album included Roye Albrighton on guitars and lead vocals, Mick Brockett on lighting and visual effects, Allan Freeman on keyboards, Derek "Mo" Moore on bass, and Ron Howden on drums.

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"Cobalt Hour" is the third studio album by Yumi Arai, released on June 20, 1975, by Toshiba EMI/Express. This J-Pop album, stylized as COBALT HOUR, features tracks like "COBALT HOUR," "Sotsugyō Shashin (卒業写真)," "Hana Kikō (花紀行)," "Nani mo Kikanaide," "Rūju no Dengon (ルージュの伝言)," "Kōkai Nisshi (航海日誌)," "CHINESE SOUP," "Sukoshi Dake Kataomoi (少しだけ片想い)," "Ame no Suteishon (雨のステイション)," and "Afurika e Ikitai (アフリカへ行きたい)." The album, which runs for 36:43 minutes, was digitally remastered for re-release on CD in 2000. Yumi Arai's nickname "Yuming" is featured on the album cover, illustrated by Pater Sato. The album showcases Arai's talent in songwriting and arrangement, with notable performers like Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki, and Tatsuo Hayashi

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The album "Midnight Cruisin'" by Kingo Hamada is a notable piece within the Japanese City Pop genre. It captures the essence of East Shinjuku during a vibrant all-night pub crawl, offering listeners a glimpse into the energetic and captivating atmosphere of the city. With tracks like "Love Trip" by Takako Mamiya and "First Light" by Makoto Matsushita being iconic references in the genre, Kingo Hamada's album stands out as a significant contribution to the City Pop music scene. The album has garnered positive reviews and appreciation from both veteran listeners and newcomers, solidifying its place as a must-listen for those exploring Japanese City Pop music.

Day Breaks (2016) Album by Norah Jones

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Giant Steps (2020 Remaster) (1960) Album by John Coltrane

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Blue Blood is the second studio album by the Japanese rock band X Japan, released in 1989 through CBS/Sony. The album was a major commercial success, selling over 700,000 copies and reaching #6 on the Oricon charts. It featured re-recordings of songs from their debut album Vanishing Vision, as well as new tracks that showcased the band's blend of speed metal, ballads, and symphonic elements. Notable songs on the album include the power ballad "Endless Rain", the speed metal track "Kurenai", and the glam metal-influenced "Easy Fight Rambling". The album's success earned X Japan the "Grand Prix New Artist of the Year" award at the 1990 Japan Gold Disc Awards.

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