ユニコーン - Have A Nice Day
Review by Marissa Pick
The album "Have A Nice Day" by ユニコーン is a striking collection of songs that showcase the band's unique blend of rock, pop, and experimental music. The album features a range of styles, from the upbeat and catchy "Happy Birthday" to the moody and introspective "Rainbow Man." The band's signature sound is characterized by its use of unconventional instrumentation, including brass and woodwind instruments, and their lyrics are often poetic and thought-provoking.
One standout track on the album is "Love Song," which features a haunting melody and lyrics that speak to the complexities of human relationships. Another highlight is "Hello, Hello," a catchy and upbeat song that is sure to get listeners dancing.
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Filename: have-a-nice-day.rar- MP3 size: 35.4 mb
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| 東京ブギウギ | ||
| ハヴァナイスデー | ||
| 魚の脳を持つ男 | ||
| 鼻から牛乳 | ||
| $2000ならOkよ | ||
| レベル |
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Catalog Numbers
CSCL 1568Labels
CBS/SonyListen online
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Formats
- CD
- Mini-Album
Notes
- titles are given in Japanese and English on rear artwork. English titles are as follows:
- 1. Have A Nice Day
- 2. I Fell In Love With A Man With A Fish Brain
- 3. Milkphobia
- 4. Rebel Without A Cause
- 5. Mayflower Madam $
- 6. Tokyo Boogie Woogie
About ユニコーン
Formed in Hiroshima in 1986 by drummer Koichi Kawanishi and guitarist Isamu Teshima, who had known each other since they were university students. After adding bassist Kazushi Horiuchi and vocalist/guitarist Tamio Okuda to the line-up, the group auditioned for CBS/Sony in December of that year.
They released the first full album "Boom" through in 1987. The following year, before the recording and release of "Panic Attack
Name Vars
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Members
- Tamio Okuda
- Isamu Teshima
- Koichi Kawanishi
- Kazushi Horiuchi
- Yoshiharu Abe