Takahashi's first album that he recorded for Pony Canyon. Originally released in 1985.

Originally released in 1990.

Originally released in 1987. Instrumentals produced for a Yohji Yamamoto fashion show. Compuerized sounds plus piano.

First album from 1970 from the folk rock band featuring Haruomi Hosono (bass and vocals), Takashi Matsumoto (drums) Eichi Ohtaki (guitar, vocals) and Shigeru Suzuki (guitar, vocals). The group were heavily influenced by US West coast folk rock bands, especially Buffalo Springfield, and Happy End were one of the first groups to successfully put Japanese lyrics to Western folk / rock music. 12 tracks.

1971. Happy End are noted for being one of the first Japanese groups to perform original songs sang entirely in Japanese while influenced by western rock and folk. They are considered pioneers and their members included bassist/vocalist Haruomi Hosono (later of Yellow Magic Orchestra), guitarist/vocalist Eiichi Otaki, guitarist/ vocalist Shigeru Suzuki and drummer Takashi Matsumoto. The band lasted only four years from 1969 recorded three albums but have certainly left their legacy.Kaze Machi Roman is considered the best of those albums and includes the song Kaze Wo Atsumete, used in the soundtrack to the film Lost in Translation.

Early live album. 11 tracks

Tipograhica were a leading Japanese progressive band, in a kind of jazz-rock / Frank Zappa mold. They were around from 1986 until 1998 and have pretty fervent fan base. This is a live album of free-flowing jazzy instrumentals and is considered a masterpiece by fans of the genre.

Avant-garde progressive jazzy sounds on Tipographica's second studio album. Horns and drums in a Zappaesque sound of mid-tempo grooves.

Re-release from 1978 of Sadao China's first foray into Okinawan 'popular' music, featuring the hit 'Bye Bye Okinawa'.

Thee Michelle Gun Elephant were an influential Japanese punk band who broke up in 2003. 1st album includes one of their most famous songs, 'Sekai no Owari'. Among the 12 other tracks are Tokage, King, Black Tamboline, Uncle Sam eno Tegami, Suicide Morning and Ijikeruna Baby.

The second album which took them to a new level of popularity. 12 tracks such as Lilly, Koi o Shiyouyo, Waraushika nai, Candy House and Slow.

Third album, considered to be a classic. 13 tracks such as Birdmen, Get Apple Sea, Russian Hasky, Boogie, Culture, Sunny Side River and Bronze Master.

Released in 1998, 15 tracks include West Cabaret Drive, Smokin' Billy, Dog Way, Hotel Bronco and Boiled Oil.

From 2000. 18 tracks including Dead End Star, Cobra, Young Jaguar, Naked Sun, Pistol Disco and Drop.

Releases in 2001. The 14 tracks include Alligator Night, God Jazz Time, Mona Lisa, Turkey, and The Redhead Kelly.

First album from 1970 from the folk rock band featuring Haruomi Hosono (bass and vocals), Takashi Matsumoto (drums) Eichi Ohtaki (guitar, vocals) and Shigeru Suzuki (guitar, vocals). The group were heavily influenced by US West coast folk rock bands, especially Buffalo Springfield, and Happy End were one of the first groups to successfully put Japanese lyrics to Western folk / rock music. 12 tracks.

1971. Happy End are noted for being one of the first Japanese groups to perform original songs sang entirely in Japanese while influenced by western rock and folk. They are considered pioneers and their members included bassist/vocalist Haruomi Hosono (later of Yellow Magic Orchestra), guitarist/vocalist Eiichi Otaki, guitarist/ vocalist Shigeru Suzuki and drummer Takashi Matsumoto. The band lasted only four years from 1969 recorded three albums but have certainly left their legacy.Kaze Machi Roman is considered the best of those albums and includes the song Kaze Wo Atsumete, used in the soundtrack to the film Lost in Translation.

Early live album. 11 tracks

Tipograhica were a leading Japanese progressive band, in a kind of jazz-rock / Frank Zappa mold. They were around from 1986 until 1998 and have pretty fervent fan base. This is a live album of free-flowing jazzy instrumentals and is considered a masterpiece by fans of the genre.

Avant-garde progressive jazzy sounds on Tipographica's second studio album. Horns and drums in a Zappaesque sound of mid-tempo grooves.

Re-release from 1978 of Sadao China's first foray into Okinawan 'popular' music, featuring the hit 'Bye Bye Okinawa'.